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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31


by tie Boston and Lowell and ~ cents y snare on ne
- =, ,r.h ,,,. of ,,o roode ,o,y be' ~,
Nofcehter arc Nasnu", HIoo' % '0 ~ ~ o
reonlar z D. cent stocka The Eas.ern Railroad p6ye
-, =. ru..,, 1854 \, JrIr "a
is nis' cAen -, 90 o,Ia = Eo.+
.n"' 'e"' "a %, II - * Ito -, q
pV,''' 80 40 -. p.;I.ood = ~ CON, ho,3o
u"iiai' t.e S''V'V'O ~ =. 49,. 80,
due IN lotZ, nave oteh feh""e" ~ ocn ton Joa4o
iron, Ian 1 le6l and the amount made $50, co., The
i'' ~ > -, :, :. = = a: . 1t :,
bonds ale convertible INTO sloeh at paI''hy t"io
aoht vears and The $4,000 increase is 10 be applied
''S"' ''"D' - ,o-,
oward reducing the bonds OF io' IL
.,
Tbe Boston transcript hays'
ne %, A. ~ ro-ng sesr".r ,sI;'n -
shn n'eIAss ~ - x 80 G,,ac, ,atss 20 90
double ases ave , Hn Sy d IN me az
nom 10 - " cent hanS biote ar t thsae az o.
rev s ~ % 81 .IsnnsS n ne. sltosether "a sod by
w. "a .,a nIs,,y and d,ily a,StmnIans In tts
IN, to ~ fdeS, for cbects on the fcu,sy oitv
y 49, nSiand snrr.ucy by The Boston bsns
- Az ,i film "a and he circulation of the corutry bank
n G al ,hst MONT a, 10 r.eve them from ony suxey IL
rrra,J 10 m. ssn'.
TIE inereue Of specie IN the Boston banks Is about 8oe0
o,s ,bsn h.ir lowest exhibit her reservo being about
al O0CO6n
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRlpaNE, MONDAY DECEMBER 81 1860
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.


ATTEMPTED ELopEuEsr.-Great excitement was
caused in Jersey CITY on Saturday morning In ceraln
circles young Souherner having att tn elope
with blooming young miss Of fifteen snnn-fs' an
adopted daughter of Mr.. Jsaac Wolfe OF NJ" II Grand
street. knowledge of the affair COMING TO the cars o
a friend, LIE at once repaired to Wiamsburgh, where
Mr. Wolfe ia engaged constructing city Railroad and
informed him Of what was about TO take place. Mr.
Wolfe hurT'ed home 81 Jersey City, and consu'ted
with Counselor Jelhfe, when il YVES decided that he
should proceed 10 the ferry ana lie in wait for me rum
aways Hardly had he arrived there when cart con-
tanning large box and some trunks bel nging to the
Southern gentleman and his fair one came mp After
some talk i, was decided in order to prevent the mat
ter becoming public 10 have the baggage removed 10
Mr. Gafney's stable, there to await further act'on
Tie Indignant father, the gentleman from the nth,
and Mr. Jelie then repaired 10 the Office OF the LITER,
and two hours were occupied in cons lltation Ihe
a,her was very angry refused TO be r5conced to Tho
union and il il sad used very strong but not over
elegant language. The Yong Sontheiner protected
that kis intentions were honorable and 10 the eope-
nent affair he was merely carrying out tle plans l'ud
Nv Mrs. Woore. Mr.. w. was fnIiy prevailed
uron 10 give bic consent TO tho marriage after exam
ming the baggage. Tie box contained IA outfit con-
sis,ing Of bedding &C., which bad been frnisheh by
Mrs Wolfe, and the trunks the young dys wearing
apparel. Tie happy couple were therorP'n united at
9 D. NJ and short time after left 10 80 on board the
steamer for Richmond W.. The yollg man IL -
ears of age end is said 10 be connected with highly
respectable family in Richmond.
FIRE AND AcciDEsr.--On Friday night fire oc-
CURT in L temporary building near Prospect street
between North Fifth and North Sixth stres, in Jel-
sey City, form ely used as kerosene oil factory, which
w,a entiioy destroyed. Losa tihing. In inning TO
the ire a young man named Andrew Mitchell Vas run
over by Engine No. l. and sustained ia IRE Of The
collar.b9ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

D,s 9espa bbs Flour 23le bush. Oats, les pls' WHISKY,
100 kgs Seed so psg. Lard 20 pkrs Ahea, 9e aes hees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

TIE businesso Of the EastPennsyiVanm hoao 'os luny
ne, the anticpations of The projectors athoneh the
connections have not YET been fully made For The
ros, four months tie net earnings have paid the inter-
est on ii debt and cft suplus for dividend fund on
the stock The floating debt is much reduced and will
he ex,r ousl ed by the LIST of March. The contracts
for the Reading and Columbia Roed have been u,'e'
and the funds provided for binding it. This wiu De
valuable tributary to the East Pennsylvania.
We annex q comparative statement OF tho imports 81
foreign dry goods and general merchandise at inc
uor, of New y ork for the week and faDee Jan. L;
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III" F'IIV" ''r ~ '" =" '7'
s,r c,,,,encv and Exchange for the week:
PLllaacIph.a Nor.t American AYE:

The Phfiddaph'G N0r@ American Gays;
There ia No alteration IN The or outside she BaEe
~ cont ~ mouth Money call s. not quite 80 abundant - y
wss few days ba, The demand freely met q. sU7 3 cent
The semi-annua dividends payable a. Boston about
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nOWNlNG" PICKLED OYSTERS FOR
- NEN-lEARS DAY TABLES.
To those wishing ,hoco Oycr their table e., New eat-
DAY ave choice Article which can se. 81 auy Pe -
snii The limes Come ore COME ell
DOWNING, Nes. , aud BTesa's
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Ifoiseu

i're q - he Tavern House by stoamiug Mccap, 'chf
provision.
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by Tele graph.

iNcI ION. Dee - There l. loaded ship o. s.te-
York. w " 49,
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/ .Al41gsle al e293. !l9, 100

Totsl,, -.,C.e'-Eo
Inersase the week compared with
Tie following IL comparative statement OF the value
Of ex, orts from ,be commencement Of the year to Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

Tis entire increase for the month accrued during the
fret two weeks.
The following is the amount Of coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the
,veck ending ThnrsdaY. Dec. u. 1850:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

Irregular or tbisOrdered Transformation
cured by GuYsoTT's EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock
AND SaRsaPAmLLa.
From practicing physician in Eliz .bcthtown.
Hardin county, Ky.s f.a a-se 81 ~ sess
Jonv ID. PAHx-Dear SRI have tried. DR..
Gnysca's Ex7ract- Of Yellor Dock and Sarsaparil-
Ia in my practice for the cure of Disordered Men
SITUATION, and find it to have very fine effect.
/ In one ease there were very alarming coBvul-
sions, which occurred in quick succession during
the menstrual period; and after the second attack
of that kind. advised tho of DR.. Guysott's
Extract of SMSaparlla, during the interval, and
my patient has not bad return other commissions
since. At the next period she felt some slight CON
vulsive sensation. but not enough TO demand med
ical attention. / remain yours.
u See advertisement. C.. X. McGTLL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

ANECporE OF Mn. LuNcoLN.-A gcntl :
man who once lived in Illinois says that
he was attending court one day when
Judge Douglas was on the bench, and Mr..
Lincoln Honest Abe) was examining a
witness in horse case. The Judge, who
was not then so portly as Ire has since
grown, sat in his shirt sleeves, smoking a
cigar, with his jndic;al heels resting on the
table before him, looking the very ernbodi-
ment of Western Mansfield Suddenly
the witness stopped short in his replies to
Mr.. Lincoln's questions, and looked with
a very comical expression of countenancc
first at Lincoln and then at the Judge.
"Why don't you answer my question:
said Mr.. Lincoln; f"what in the world are
you thinking atout?"
"Vhat am 1 thinking about. Abe. "
said the witness, "why was thinking
that, with that great big mouth of yo,,rn,
you might swallow down the little Judge
there, boots and all.
Old Abe is much more likely to swal-
low the little Judge. boots and all. now,
than he ever was before.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
nature .u Is the grcat Physician. Thi.

.
Nature is. the great Physician. This is
now admitted By the medical professions as a fun
dament,l principle Of healing science. iriswiseIy
provided blythe human economy, that Whenever
anything is wrong in the physical system. the nat
nrai forces OF the body arc brought to bear to ex-
pei tie disease. The great aim therefore, is to
strengthen the natural powers. This has been
kept in view bv the skillfsl cempounders Of DR. j.
|H0STETTER'S BITTERS, which operate to
give fresh vitality to all the organs Of The body
The effect of this medicine upon the stomach, the
liver and the Kidneys, are prompt and decisive
The patient who is wise enough to quis dragging,
and try the BsrrEns, soon feels a. fine had taken
new lease of lifes and as he continues the use o.
the article. and he is overoyed to find the streams
of health coursing' through his frame. Let al
from whose check the bloom has departed, give
Dr. j. Hostettevs Celebrated Bitters trial. = -
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. -, q. .,.s., -.
h E3'see advertisement IN another column. In
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
The "COming MAN,

We have the Louisville Journals au-
thority for saying that Gen. 10. Lane,
whom the opponents of Mr.. Lincoln are
trying to elevate to the Presidency, dated
one of his letters from Mexico, some years
ago, Vera Croose, and that while spelling
his own name with capital letter, he
spells the name of the Almighty with a
small q.
They do say that "Jo" is the most IL
literate and ignorant specimen" that has
ever had seat in the U. s. Senate
About all he knows is 10 fawn about the
Southern fire-eaters and do their dirty
work. lfhalf that's said of him is true,
he is not only dough face" but also a
"dough-head."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
Fairhank,s Scales.

It issisil some business firms AZ It is with some
individuals. that they stand alone in the walk or
department of trade to which they Direct their at
tendon. 1t becomes a specially with them, and by
making such, they cary it to the highest perlec
tion of which, il Is capable This Is the case with
the Messrs. Frbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers
They have devoted themselves 80 ciaissly and with
such thorough science and skill the manufacture
of weighing Instruments, that they seem 10 have
left nothing 10 BE- done BY otl,ers.-Eesc YsSk Fec
,sRq Post sa,srh sdf 4sw raueileeTI sIa
il isby tIuSs attending to every demand IN the
wide world that this house has become the great
national scale manufacturing establishment of the
United States. From Maine to Texas, and from
Florida TO Washington TERRITORY, their scales have
become the established weighing balances Of the
age.-N. Orleans Pseaysne. .s go of-'-,ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

John c. Heenan, the American pugil-
list, who has gained SO much notoriety by
his fight with Ssyers the, so-callet scham-
pisn of England, arrived in the Wander.
bilt on Saturday night. a number OF
gamblers and sporting men, together with
a few of our federal and city officials, had
arranged to give him hearty reception,
but the late hour at which the Vanderbilt
arrived, prevented it. Macdonald, his
trainer arrived wi.h-hi,n.--.Ihey spent the
Sabbath in the liquor saloon. receiving the
congratul alton Of their friends and admir-
ers.-F-aY. World I6th lse" - 'Sn'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
The NEW BnrcKrsarpcE PArrn TT

The New BREcKINRIDGE PArEn The
"Ohl Line Guard is the name of the new
Democratic papcr-the Breckenridge and
Lane organ--proposed to- be published in
this city. =. The first number will'be issued
on Tuesday next twill be a tri-weekly
and will be published until after the Pres
dental election for 81. A. b. Carlton oil
Bloomington is editor. and Elder & Hark-
ness, proprictors of the Locomotive. pub
fishers. We understand the paper has
strong pccuniary backing. and that sufii-
cent editorial all will be procured to in
sure its viSor and efficiency during the
campaign.-Had Jour. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

AsdSpLssagACassius NJ Clay had grand
reception at indianapolis on Saturday last
Foil 10000 persons were present. A
splendid procession was formed, which
marched to the Court House square. where
Mr.. Clay was introduced to the immense
crowd by Hon Caleb B. Smith. Mr.. Clay
spoke for more than an hour and hal
and kept his audience in rapt attention,
notwithstanding he was suffering from a
severe hoarseness. induced by his severe La
bors on the stump. The enthusiasm was
carried to the highest pitch. 4. =. =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

Carrying the Election into the House.
In every Presidential election wnen three
or more eafdida.cs are up. there IS 4 hope
on the part o. somebody Of carrying. the
election into. the House. The cont urgency
seems rather remote in this instance, and
can ofil Y Happen by an arrangement be.
tween the fwo factions Of the Democracy.
so chat only Douglas VIII be supported at
the North and only Breckenridge at the
South. sButph Is not at all likely. t'Tttiis
the game iof the Southern wing to XIII of
Douglas. This termination OF such an ar
rang eincnt IS so 7 Oh sious that The friends
ofnMr. Douglas will prevent Il: They
would prefer the election Of Mr. LINCOLN.
and so express themselves openly Vat ash
;SySynra I'll no o1 .gsnfstns2 10 oO
Blu. supposins that BY some sol sy accident
an election by the popular vote is defeated.
who viii be, the three highest candidates?
Lincoln Will be il of course The running
| of two Democratic tickets must give Eel
States enough to bring his name before
the House The struggle for the third Po-
sition viii be between Douglas aud Brock
inridge, with the chances in favor Of the
latter. The power of choice liesinsthe
hands Of q united opposition, and it-MH
be much .easier:to effect union between
the friends Of Bell aud those of L.inpoln
thar. y any other way Place tlls spsjes'
in any possible light, and the result of tbia
election must, tend toward the consoiids-
bsiop Of the opposition which has beeplt %
long and disastfpusiy defeSEeda Eor II
Lincoln II elected BY abe peopls.ris Ihe
will SeTthen Be must seek HE fspdsia'
the South from among the Qpepsinep,
| anil opt, q. n that necessity will sGfsN the
t6nal Einuph Of tpe copssgya tisEs ~ sils
the old standard Of hostility to sths Batsa'
siop ;Sl,ysry !, viii NOT *, lowsxsi 1pss
inch "a B<.falo coHmsrsials ossnspb cd, .
.~oras.fs9 = 4saI4rco ~Qmnd'f Ira
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

THE ScaxDrxAvIAS REMEorEs.-The following
is takei, from the South Bend (Tnd,) Register, Of
Sept 4, l657--IIon. Schuyler Colfax, NJ g., edit
or: fafa aft f1rgf.ff.s o-fli flt ~ - - +"
We rarely allude to Patent Medicines ed'sorlaily'
leaving them to sneak for themselves in our ad-
vertisn columns butt is only sheer Justice to say
that DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are per
forming some eytraordinary cures in Northern and
Central Indiana, and really seem to be worthy Of
trial BY the afflicted. We have noticed in our In
diana Exchanges alone, accounts Of three four
remarkable cures effected by them within the past
month, certified to by peisois yishEwhom we ore
well acqusinted. And we select fromther the fo,
lowing, because The signature will be well known
to all Our old esizesrs Morris Morris is one OF the
mest valued and widely known residents OF lndi-
an.polis. was for many years State Auditor. and
enjoys the highest confidence of all who know him.
He has just Voluntarily published the annexed GER
tificate in the indianapolis Journal SEE ADyER-
rrHxESr.e ous.l sssf VI sae.i com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

n -
,..-,s,a ~ M. 80
=, 49,. .gms,,.ss,f sosaS =, al 10
H.. f,u..a b. ~ Ill. :.
understood A.. ,,,a;,or,s ,sros. ~ ne
sc,,t, h,,, an, ..,,,. a;,,,,h,. ,.ho ,,s ,;@
.,,,,. =, !, 80
/. .,,,,-,., Az iiauo,o.., !, r.. 60
rho s,-r.,r.,,r..r ,o,s o.-,,; .,, g..
A.. .. =. g.. rL.l,.
"a 60, So :, T.-se -, -. rs'9-sT' -
IN. g-,,.,y..--f ..T.jT. z -'Ts6 1 u
a. s,I -, AZ Or ~ I'D 80, I
y, Il -I..f.-iS- - - 49,
81. H.i..,..,ut l.--.. /.
e.. -. ,.r-I. e.
=, a -, II. 70
49, ,,e,r,;s. s., u,,,a
n.,n,,,, sor, and ,a.o,,,. h.,;.rs tho ~.
s.,, ard;,o.;. a. . h,nnaor ho.d a. II. =,
t,...so IT,, he r..,,, ;rc,,,.,, :. ;ne,,,;,I.,
!. ~ .o,,od - :. 49,, e. .nno, -
,.., ~. i,.noc,,,;c ,rodo.o.,o, and s,on a,d.,v
,esd,r;, a,;,o. I'd. ,o - y, or.
:, The .,mc Ieps,b Of tim. we u;l, veld the no;ut
- IT'S.
a., q, ,h ;,,,s,o... or,h. ,oo,Ie :. hs ,~-,.css.or
proved 70 oe' we shouiu certainty Se' uPa Peu''o"
inviting him to resign Immediately. a,IsE 81
I'm theirst mart of the article from which NC
H.. -.
'.''Ne '"e Aoo' ""'' 'N'~' "Ss's
that the mistakes in the Exhibit as first published
were maae oy u'er n'mse"' anu 'ch ''''''ses -"
So"'e '''.'"''e's". ''s'''. "o'1' ''' "" -.
y IN taxing uie' Du"oers upon ou'se'''
'e- ,''e e-' a' -.
."s -o'' WV "'1 "' =.
- - :, .es.. -, A.. sss..ss.:,." .t.;,.s
49,, - :. :, -
80 ''' y '''
:,
ny eo"'e "S'' "e"" ''~ ~. "o''''' ''"A ~ ""
'see, s"e' n'e :" s'A ."'es :" quo u'.
49,
a.' % "a,, ""uf o"ee GAG" "een '"e,eae''
"
zen u'ys eapSeu 'e'" ~" '"e "'S' "''" se'o"u pun
"'."' nv :. s"N''
unoe' '"e circumstances 'os MS printing ohce'
:,
Du'i,5 '''e .''e '' u s", va. IA, nuu'"'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

E The Governor Of Indiana receives
salary for bis scryiees.r Out Of this .sala-
ry he pays his bW private Bills; 81 at
least he opsht to. and every cent he has
the State pay for BIN for articles Of his
own private use, is stolen from the people.
Well, Willard, the model Governor Of
Indiana, the drunken vagahond, who is
NOT only disgrace 10 the high position, he
holds. but J 10 Jburaahisys Is. not lasisaed
with his salary. He makes the State pay
for nearly or quite all that he lives upon.
DE forgot to state in his great speech,
which Democratic papers are all requested
to publish that since he has. been Governor
OF the State the peoples money has bot
his groceries. his candles, his chickens, his
oil. coal, wood, and had that split for him.
We do not kuowwhether His Excellency
claims it as right. or demands it as char
ity. IL he claims it as a right. we deny
the right and charge him with wrong doing
LII he asks it in charity, God knows we
say let him have it. But we are not will
ling to pay his expenses to New Albany
and losses at the races.
IN the statement OF expenditures for the
r"Governor's House," reported to the Gen
eral Assembly for 1888, we find the fol
lowing items:l Pr s7lbe,l boz ae8- asfr ltt
Nov. 13-Wright, Bates and Mag
RI. uire for Groceries - - a'n'7-. SCI o.
Dec. 5-Do - do III. s'lio IL 3;
:" 20-Ross and Pyatt, for coal, , III 2;
'''' 49, - 1857.
Jan. 6.-AlIcn May thirty six eds
Of wood. 102 0(
"'6.-J. H. Ross. coal, I 81
9--Jacob Indy, sUNDRrEs, sc 81
2S-T. Perist. store, al 9, ia 90 81
Feb. 2.-kellogg, sUNpRIEs. TAG 5!
March 23-J. H.. Ross, coal,egmed113 Z;
April 23-Tuttle, candles, "a II
May l3--T. Powers, saving and
splitting weods- sc 0(
June III. H., Nelson chicken
tbrr house, .i-,grsug gn8f<s77inI2 ~
June 8--Ross, coal,> - fa5rs71hT 10 5,
Aug. 10.--Mothershead & Cox. oil, IL A
Oct. 10.-Tuttlc, s,mdries, .aa 80 5;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

Ofpwarsis Of three years in the use of sowing
machines. most checrfully add my testimony to
that of many others, in favor Of the Family Ma
chimes now, in the hands Of the Chicago Sewing
Machine Co. All the objections heretofore ad-
duced against machines, seem to have been sur
mounted In the ones of which they have the agcn-
CIV. In reference to the "Bsdoit," can speak
with unqualified praise, and will recommend 1t to
all ladies' in pursuit of a convenient and reliable
machine for all kinds of family sewing, and in alb
gard to n. 81 ~
: + Signed snd MRS. j. E. WALTER, p y
o. .---Ll l-.u.,t II. h. -lCmcAGo, liz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
Ea-lThc FOLLOWING New .Yark nanet.

Es- Tho following New York papers
support lBreckinridge and Lane. roii.hroa
journal of Commerce.. New Work; Buff
falo Post; Dingha,nton Dcmoctat. Putnam
County Courier, Delaware Republican,
Hudson Gazette, Dunkirk Free Press and
Argus Gemessec Democrat, Batavia;
Schenectady News, Albany d Evening
Standard. NewaYork Day Book. hrs gsol1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
RECEPTION.

his prsposed by the Central Committee to give
sMr. CoLrax greeting on this occasion which VIII
IN slight manner indicate our approval of his
course in Congress. and have accordingly agreed
upon the following y e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
ORDER OF THE DAY.

q The kepablicans Of Center and West townships
xill meet ct Plymouth at Q o'clock. A. NJ, and az
wr fosming sprocessioni in front Of he REsusLscas
Ofce. proceed South TO meet the delegations from
Bourbon, Tppecanoe, Walnut, Green and Usion
sowashps, when the procession viii proceed North
pmeet tie delegations from German, North and
PoIk townships, and welcome and escort Mr.. Col
Par into town. The procession viii be under the
direction Of . Marshal aud lAssistants- Zach town
ship is requested 70 get up q company Of young
Ladies Al Gensle.cn to represent all the States
ossks rsion. including Kansas 1t is expected
dat every Republican will devote one day to hi.
country. TURN OUT. TURN OUT.
a, Swn svJBy Order
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
70 sdi f..vo4AND
Republican Rally!
- !; Hon. 6. COLLAR.

The Gseas Heosie- Champion of Free Labor and
Free Hosnesteads, will address his fellow citizens
q Marshall County, at Plymouth, on
Saturday, July 21, 1860,
At one O'Clock. r. NJ Let everybody Come, and
,bnng their Wives and Children along, to hear the
Man Of National Resown discuss The Greas Folit-
ZEAL ouessisas Of The Day
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
Douglas in Delaware.

-" WASHINGTON. Saturday July IA.
The long-talkei-of Douglas County
meeting called here this afternoon was a to
tai failure. Nobody present.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
Rc-Nominu,ion or John sherman.

M tea .as 7lei' CIycrxsATI. July n.
The Republicans Of the 18th District Of
Ohio nominated John Sherman for Con-
gross by reclamation. 1900 = 91Aiola
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19
DRICK YARD FOR RENT.
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE. -. ,....as.. s.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un lersigned
viii sell at Public Auction, ON ~ iE-
Saturday, August IL, 1850.
nj the late residence of Charles Mowan, deceased,
in Tippecanoe tow Rshp, Marshall county, all his
personal property, consisting OF III
One Horse, Seven head of Cattle. Hogs.
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture,
&c, &c. -a..s.
A credit of six months will be given on all sums
over three dollars, the purchaser giving bis note
with approved security, waving benefit of valua-
ton ami appraisment laws; on all sums of three
dollars and under cash in hand. Sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said day
L. II. SHATTO, Admit
ANNIE MOWLAN, Adm'x.
July r. 1eG0-y7t3 go iizst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-19

ron PROSECUTOR. 9rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
30 DAVID T. PHILLIPS. Of Marshall.