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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

piration of his term Of office as Treasurer
Of said county; notwithstanding It was
known to his Excelency that said Merkle
had been sued on his official bond as de-
faulter to the Swamp Land Fund in 1855,
which suit he had compromised by giving
his notes with surety for the sum of $23,
460 80; thus acknowledging his defalca.
tion, and that the greater part Of these notes.
were still outstanding and unpaid. and not
withstanding II was known to his Excel
iency that said Merkle had again been sued
in 1856, upon his official bond as Swamp
Land Treasurer. for further defalcation
of 614 600 to the Swamp Land Fund, as
certified by the Auditor Of State; and that
in 1857 Judgment was obtained against
him in another suit upon his official bond
as County Treasurer to the amount OF
81 900 for State revenue; and that there
was then. and still is. pending against
him, o suit upon his official bond for a de-
falcation of county revenue; and that he
had not at the date OF his appointment as
said Commissioner, and still has not, set
tied with the Auditor and Treasurer OF
State, or County Commissioners for either
State, Swamp Land or County revenues.
And notwithstanding that it was known
to his Excellency that by section 10, Arti-
Gle 2 of the Constitution Of Indiana. said
Merkle was wholly ineligible to any office
of trust and profit. and that by an act Of
the Legislature, approved March 1, 1855
[ see Acts 1855 page So, he was guilty oi
felony, still with full knowledge of ali
these disquali6cations and disabilities. he
(Merkle) was appointed and invested by
his Excellency with the duties of this i'm
portant and responsible office. for the per.
formance Of which he is not required to
give any bond. In view of oil these facts
your COMMITTEES would recommend tha.
his Excellency he requested to remove Mr.
Merkle from said Office"
AS his Excellency in his speech TASK.
from all men, whether friends or foes. ar
Investigation of the truth of what I say
( he says. l have availed myself Of the priv
ilege OF taking up his glove in relation tc
matters with which was personally con-
nected, and from the view in which he ha.
presented these matters, it would not b.
inappropriate to quote to him q portion oil
his language towards Q ol. Lane, that h
"either knew or should have known tha
that which he stated was absolutely false
And in view of the Misrepresentation o
like nature. aboupding throughout tn,
whole Of his speech, it seems to me that il
would be eminently proper to remind hi'
Excellency that if he would practice in
stead Of of preaching the commandment,
with which he closes his speech. the cause
of truth would be greatly benefited there
by. -.ns r. H. MiLRoY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
eS-The Boone County Pioneer, III

{ k1-The Boone County Pioneer, tht
regular Democrati. organ of Boone conn
ty. has hoistcd the Breckenridge flag wit /
the following declaration: y IT. !
E The gallant and chivalrous young Ken
'tuckian. and the brave and honest old SOL
diet ofthe Mexican War. are the men the
peopls want. Standing upon I broad ns.
tionai platform. recognizing the equality
Of al the Ststes in the Union. and the equal
rights Of all the citizens Of our glorious
coufsderacy. they will dash back the waves
Of Abolitionism aud sectionslism whatever
shsps they may assunc. The only Nation.
al candidates. they viii easily triumph
over the negro equality nominee Of Chicago
and the demagogae put forth BY the sec
tional "Rump" conclave at Baltimore.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
Turpie Nailed to the Counter.

At Dover Hill on Tuesday, Turpie said
that the act of the Legislature of Virginia
ceding the Northwest Territory to the
Congress of the confederation, required
Congress to prohibit slavery therein as one
Of the conditions of the grant. Judge
Morton in reply. denied the statement and
referred to the Virginia act in the 1st vol.
of Revised Statues to show there was no
such condition in it. In the debate at this
place on Thursday. Turpie made the state
ment that Virginia attached such condi-
tion to the cession, but that it was con-
tanned in the deed made by the Commits
sioner conveying the territory. and not in
the act Of cession. Morton, in reply. and
greatly to Turpie's astonishment. suddenly
produced copy of the deed from the Ii
brary Of Judge Ellis, and read it to the
crowd, showing that there was no such
condition in it. Turpie's modification was
of any party who did not feel for bim.-
He stood absolutely convicted of a mean
falsehood. which he had invented to break
the force OF an argument he could not an
swer. The perspiration stood upon his
brow and if he felt as mean as he looked his
agony must have been intense. The sud.
den production or a document. which he
supposed could not be found nearer than
the State Library. at Indianapolis, furnish
ing overwhelming evidence Of his false.
hood. from which there was no escape
covered him and his friends with shame
Let all such base metal be tried by the fire
of Truth and it will be consumed; or let il
be nailed to the counter to deter all would.
he bogus political coiners.- Vmeexnes Ga
zetke. .laei sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

The Democracy ofthis District met yes.
terday at Plymouth, and put ia aomins.
tion, Charley Cathcart. the Spirited me-
dunn OF Laporte county, as 9 candidate fos
Congress, If Charley hAa had . ssvels-
tion that he Will be elected. we VIII prove
to him. that once at least the spisits lied.
The Democracy are getting hard mp fef
candidates. to nominate such crazy nsu-
as Cathcart; but whom the seds would
destroy they first make mad" -. .ai',,,,,, y
. A party Of the terrified. undes, Captaia
McGee and a company from Lapsrts. met
at Cathcart's Spiritual HAR last evening.
and afiers long persuasion .snd sasres1y.
urged Cathcart to accept which he did On
conditions of not, capyassipg -tskiug
any part during tho camrAiga --Kat~R4ps
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
COUNTY CALL.

A mass Convention of National Dem
ocrats. friendly to the election of Breckin-
ridge and Lane. will be held at the Court
House. in indianapolis, on Saturday. July
IA, 1860, at o'clock.
The undersigned. National Democrats,
cordial y, invite all Democrats of. Marion
County. friendly to the election of Breck-
inridge and Lane. to meet them in Mass
Convention, at the Court House, in Indi-
annapolis, on Saturday July a.. at 2 o.
clock p. IN :, for the purpose of organizing
tho poryv - tbo Coupty or1 Cfo{a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
T [WHOLEsiNO. 1913.

Goldfish ina country store, ana hiiihg it
/ under his coat walked off. But the fsh's
tail happened to hang down below the
coat, and the merchant called sitter the
thief in this wiso-"Hallo, my fine fellow,
that won't do. you must steal a shorter
fish. or wear longer coat tail."-Boston
Bee. -..-...
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

An addition Of twenty-five per cent viii be made ON 'he
above rates for Special Notices
,s-r ,oups and cities .IIo~r-f twenty
Ave cent but advertisement Of any kind
will n, inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

!. Hon. ]. S. Barry. tho Democrstic osn-
didate for Governor Of Michigan. Is report
ed to be for Brccsinridge and Lane.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
From the Indiana Journal.
The Dreckinridge Movement Inaugural
ted in Indiaua.

The Douglas men who have hattered
themselves that their feeble demonstra-
tions had overawed the supporters of
Breckenridge SO far that no movement
would be made or organization attempted
by them, may learn their mistake by Pc
rusing the following notices which were
issued yesterday in the shape of large
posters from the Locomotive office, one OF
the proprietors of which, j. R. Elder, was
Central Committee, and is at present act
ing in the same capacity for the regular
or Breckinridgc organization. The Coun-
ty Con yention is called for the 14th inst,
next Saturday. and the call is signed by
about 100 names, among which will be re-
cognized many of the most active, lib
eral and enthusiastic Democrats of the
city, and some whose names surprise even
us, as well prepared as we thought our
selves for any phenomenon in the Demo
cratic movement 1t is list that is about
as well calculated to give the Douglas men
a cold sweat as any that could have been
devised. A movement in which such men
as Judge Morrison, DR.. Dunlap, j.. H.
McCrca. Capt. Hayden. Percy Hosbrook,
John Hardness, Edwin May, 8. Barbour
John w. Hamilton. Kilby Ferguson. o.
b. Stout. Julius Nicolai. j. r. Elder,
John Cain, James johnson. James N.
Tomlinson, Il. d. Walpole, Samson Rea.
r. A Taylor, and John Emery join, is
something more than an idle demonstra-
tion. 1t means good hard earnest effort
for they are none of them office seekers,
and all of them are among our oldest and
most respectable of our citizens. 1t will
not do to ridicule movement inaugura-
ted by such men. 1t is too formidable il
numbers. and responsibility, and influence
1t contains too many of those who in time.
past have marked the road and led in tt,
fight when Democracy was invincible il
Central Indiana. Most of the signers live
in this city. and the names were procured
without solicitation or canvassing. we are
informed. Ifso, the list. formidable as i
is, is only sample of what is yet to b.
shown.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

!, From the indianapolis Journal 9nDb
An Interesting Exposure-t:ov. WiIlard's
Management Of swamp Land Affairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

A Mass State Convention of the friends
Of ofBreckinridge and Lane will be held at
Indianapolis on Tuesday. July 81. 1860. to
ratify the nomination Of these patriots and
statesmen as the standard bearers Of the
National Democracy.;f rod; t.s.t nosass aai y
Gen. Joseph Lane. Gov. l.. w Powell.
Hon. j. d. Bright and Hon. g.. N. Fitch
will positively be present and address the
Democracy on the occasion ssi ban s'ln
Also Delaney G, Eekles, W.T.. Sberred.
Jeptha d. New, B. n Myers, Jarles Brad
ley, A. b. Carleton. B. F. Mullen and 9TH
ers. f..,....,..,.i.,, ls,s sl.1asiy.i
Let the sterling and true Democracy of
every county in the State be fully repre-
sented. ..,.,,...s ss..s r, rias sf,ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

The following is the call for the State
Convention. to be held on the 3lst inst
Accompanying it is circular explaining
its objects. and requesting communications
from those favoring the movement to j.
r Elder, Chairman Of the late State Com
mittee. We copy both calls in ordinary
type to save space: ..,,.. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
II IvERYi LIVERY! LIVERY!
b u OK E
LIVERY STABLES.
-PLYMoUTH, INDIANA

tne pFoprteso1 nrsins e7ecteo l<se eno tomnodious
Stables the Edwards House. with entire stock Of
H0ESB, BUGGIE, CARRIAGES, &e., te,
Livery Teams - -. =. - .s.. -
Persons arriving at this place any Of the Railroad
Trz an desiring Carriase ~ any part Of
the ecunfry be with without driver
Having surveyed in this county, well acquainted
VIII All ne Lands, Routes, Distances, &c, &c
t.-fi- - " D. q J. n. KLYNGER,
nov ls, 1889 MI Propretors-
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY l-Risks
III taken and Policies issued on hvor.be terms by ahe
most reliable companiee
hoaor.by Msds. and Iossespromptly ad
stsd~fsADplyto s.fasF fss---,1 = - - +
ec154 C0RBTN OSBORNE.
G0LD. SILVER AND PAPER
w. = H0SEY WANTED Ar TUE ~
Mauan1oth HaPdWere Store
o. BUCK ToAE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

Tile Louisville Journal Of the 18th says:
The weather latitude been variable during the past
week Sunday and yesterday the atmosphere quite COOL
in the shade There have heen fine rains in tho vicinity especi
ally hence 10 blessing greatly needed at the
farmers There another light fall of rain Immediate
Vicinity sunday evening Last evening tic sky clear
and there trace left Of the shower The Western
rivers all low comparatively and heavy shipments
made with facility In the canal last evening there
than four feet water with about i've feet in the channel
Cairo.
The demand far money HIS increased somewhat since last
report ana there complaint that The banks su
eisnty liberal Good customers however, receive all
modatiens that could be desired Currency heretofore
continue 70 quote Wisconsin and Illinois currency IL et
Pet dis Exchange East sells az prem New Or.
leans at prem There lair demand for land
$50 for sacrc from the Dealers ST for 10 acre and SS5 for
l60Rere.
There has been material improvement in staple Of to-
bsceo brought ahon by Tie scongng The
dton OF the growing crop Snch Of the crop promises we'll
now Is 50 bach ward be endangered by tho FROST Thus
the great region 81 Simpson Maa Allen. Barren, Monroe
Hart Green Taylor Admir- Mecalfe and Cumberland
i Is confidently believed the viii a she fny fwethris
Again. in Christian Todd and % counties tho growing crop
II more promising and there hope that hese districts m pro-
dnce an average yield Tie planters in westerly portion
and lhes have reason 70 anticipate full crops The plant has
likewise suffered in Mason adjoining country and e
most sangune IN that region do anticipate than
thirds Of etop n the eare Of interesting article the
subject Iae lomnerea Review Of Friday last the crop
Meade Hardin and Gasson will he ahont twnifds The
MY Weld The advance from these has been from $50
so v hii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

For speedy cure Intermittent Fever Fever and Age
Renittcnt Fever Chill Fever nnnb Ague Periodical Head,
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Feyos indeed for the
whole class OF diseases originating in hillary arrangement
by the Malaria Of Miasiuatic countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which
while the above complaints with certainty still per
ecty harmless III quantity Snch remedy is invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Curea
eNpelS die iasntg poison Of Fever and Ague the sys.
n and prevents the development of the disease taken
the first approach of lis penonitery symptoms ri not ouy
the best remedy yet discovered for this class complains
but also the cheapest The arga quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the tach OF everybody and In billions dis
tries where Fever and &gue pfeHi everybody should hive
il and i freely both for and projection great supe
OritF OF This remedy over other discovered for
speedy and certain cure Of IntGrcuts is That contains
Qtniae mineral consequently il produces qEin
injurious effects whatever upOn the constitution Those cured
by are LETT rs healthy as Il they had had The disease
Fever and Ane not alone the Consequence
poison great variety of disorders arise irritation
among which arc Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gou, Headache,
hnuess Toohsehc Eargrhe, Gaarrh Asthma Papitation
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, HyStehcs Pain in the Bowels
Coe fraly and neransenent of the Stomach nil Of which,
wei originating in this put the intermittent type
become periodical This CeRE exPels the poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike II is nEal-
liable protection to immigrants and perSba travelling te
daily while exposed the Infection will be eNcreted
from the SYSTEM and aceuuuhe sufficient quantity to
rpet INTO disease Hence valuable for pFoee
ton than and few will suffer from lnternents il
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by DR.. j. C AVER CO. Lowell, MssS
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., Nos. q and l5i Ch9rEas
street. New Orleans and by MI nrlegists ie3 Scn&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

ROTTERDAM Per ship fndia- $50 hhd tobacco loo bulc
cotton 50 lbls resin lluD horns 4,320 slaves.
SISNL AND CtAiPEACHY-Pe Per schr Brlliante- $50 bbs
-four u do potatoes L do vinegar 30 s 02 paper 81
butter kegs lard 10 S candies Is hs cheese 10
Nails II cks ale "A pcs timber 90 pkgs mise
PENSACOLA Per scr Sarah Cole Sc bills flour l6 bbs
whisky bbls rosn Is pkgs butter 10 kgB t rs rice
10 kegs lard tee hams 10 bae oakun k bacon Il SEEKS
ESQ SEEKS corn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
MOBILE

nsx~ FOR MOBILE DAILY U. s..
e fsAa Line-Sumner Arrangement The SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon.
Jas Nc G Bnier naser, Florida, Az l. Myers, master,
California, j. Hopkins, MASTER built expressly for the
trade with superior accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water Of fuel accident boat machinery
LgaXng The Lake end of the Ponehartrae Railroad DAILY
thThrva Of the II o'clock NJ train of cars for Mobile
taking passengers for Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian WE'D
NESDAYS stops at Bay st. Louis. Pass Christian and Mis-.
siSspp City RfD Us and ATURDAYS and Paseagoua
DAILY, each way Returning from Mobile expected 70 stop
eRly ut Barnes wharf on TUESDAYS, and only Feagatlcas
wharton THURSDAYS; water permitting Will STOP DAILY
at Pass Christian and Buy St Louis
H- For Iekets through TO Bampre Philadelphia aud New
York greatly reduced raeB, by three different routes and
further information apply to
iy6 If % Graver street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
Young MEN ATTENTION.
+" If Nas Young was once,
I'd lead a different life
I'd save my money and buy farm, etc.

The moral Of the above aelody is good and
should reflected upon. Many young IN city, both
married single have ample salaries incomes provide
for their necessities ard something TO spare which, iGeouy
invested IN property making small annual pay rsnts would
soon make her masters Of their homes with The money
thew would otherwise suuGnder nseessly.
The undersigned will take pleasure in assisting dis,
posed Tho selection Of seeh property they nAy require
Owners property for ale will do well cali the undsF-
signed and leave memorandum Of hc houses and lots
with terms, etc. X. g. EATFING1
iysl In Real Estate Office. Nc. 5 Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
+ ERDs' RoUNDSY. NEW oRLEANs

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS
and Manufacturers OF Vertical and Hurizotal Seaa Enines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Hettles CHARTERS
Filces Horse Power Draining Machines Mills
GArng Columns aud Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mOEas Gratis Bars ee and nil Machinery required for the
South,
WI nave duly authorized prepared 10 1onstyrat
sEIIIaANS PATENT BAdAssE FURNACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
Briggs.
DENTISTRY

axEsusassss LOSS OF TEETfa-Dr. j. WEST
liz st. Charles street, continues supply the
fTY$ssSSSa LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
41lIlnpon his new principle Of self adhesion. This
method has precured him universal appreciation
mended beng he most ingenious system Of supplying ATI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented. and in all restoring
perfect articulation and macaion and perfect natural
IN appearance defy detection by the closest observer
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold all modern
improvements Those interested VIII find these
entirely and crupuoug Dr. W, returns his
thanks TO the inhabitants Of Now Orleans and vicinity the
extensive practice they have favored him with fifteen
years Office and residence l2 St. Charles set second doc
from Lafayette Square. sss II
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G,.........-DYEING........u.DYEINo


GCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is A CONSTI-
utona dtsease, corruption Of the blood by which this
hnd becomes viated weak and poor Being In The circulation
peryades the whole body and may burst disease any
part Of it, No is free from its attacks, one
which may not destroy The scronlous faint yarosly
caused by mercnfia disease low living dorercd unhealthy
food impure air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above al BY the yeneea infection Whatever be oFi
GIN it hereditary the constitution, descending from
parents children unto the third and fourth generation 70
deed it seems 70 be lhe rod Of Him who says will y tile
iniquities of the fathers upon their ehdfcn.n
Its effects By deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ucerous lpaer which in the lungs iyerand internal
Is termed ubereles in the glands swellngs and on he 3
face efnpton sores This foul corruption which genders IN
the blood dresses the energies Of life that scroas CON
stiutonS not only suffer from scroulous complaints but they
consequently numbers perish by disorders which although
scfofrous in their still rendered fatal BY this tain
in the SYSTEM Most Of the consumption sich deeinaes the
human ftmly has its origin directly in this sgrolous com
neys, brain and indeed Of all the organs a
gravaed by the cause
Onequacr all people seronlous their persons are
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health undermined
by it. 10 cleanse IL from the system renovae the
blood by an Alternative medicine and nvgorao il Is healthy
food and exercise Such medicine we supply In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

The eeetual remedy which the medical skill az onr
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
ady 1t is combined from the most active remedals that have
been discovered for the eXpurgaon this foul from
the blood and the rescue Of the system from is destructive
sequences Hence should be employed for the
scofua those other affections which arise from IT,
such Ernpve and Skin Diseases ST. Anhonys Fire Rose
Eryspeas Pimples, Pnstues Boches Bans and Boils
Tnmors letter and Salt Rheun Sead Head Ringwo Rheu-
mntism Syphlte and Mercuri Diseases Dtops dyspepsia
Debility and indeed all complaints arising p Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for purty of the hlood
Is founded in truth for Sernn degenerate the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this sH para pus
ry and re5enetae this vital fluid, without which sond health
Is impossible in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
TALLAHAToHTE AND YAZoo RIVERS.
yAYnn ANp nATYAunTf,tzTE

Ns% ~. n Mail packet Dew Drop, ). H, Parisot,
master connecting with steamer Charmer on her
.s4sssE trrifat al FcksbNrg Friday mnUing}fOr Sa-
tata City, Tchuia Silver Greek, Reronia Nestorer
Honey Island, Tafleys Landing sidon Cranes Landing Rs
ing Su Humphreys Greenwood Point Leiiefo Got8ye and
all Intermediate landings Tallahaehe river high
Sharkeys landing leaving Ycsburg Friday arrival of
the 81 O'clock evening train.
a5- All froights shipped by the Charmer will DO taken
Trough nj high rates without extra charge AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

~ should Iaaget that there was aisy such. sbine
% suffering u ~ world wHEe we mt
reminded Of e through our oNn. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

Ship India, HowR lnr Rotterdam Warneken Kirchof &co
Mex schr Briante, Espnola for Siso and Canpfaehy.
$ Fernandez &rd
selr Sarah Cule, Boghiteli, for Pensacola Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
CATTLE MARIE

JEFFERSON CITY, August II, 1860
The arrivals comprised 10 Western Beeyes " Taxas Cattle
so Hogs and 6 ch Cows The market closed bare Of Hogs
aud Sheep ample supply of other stock remaining