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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Roger A. Pryor.

This "valiant" coxcomb member ol
Congress from Virginia. recently it will be
recollected. closed speech with the decla.
ration that if President of the United
States meaning Mr. Lincoln) should have
the temerity to use force to prevent the Sc
cession Of Southern State or States. be-
cause a Republican had been (Constitu-
tionally) elected. and no other power
should offer. he (Roger Al solitary and
alone. scouid be the Brutus to plant dagger
In his heart -.
Roger is thus ''taken off" by the Boston
Zranscripfi II TcsF 7fafao 7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

@ Paris c. Dunning. the Indianapo-
lis EJcarnol says. it is rnmored. has come
out for Lincoln. since the State election
for the reason that he sees no possible
chance for Douglas in any contingency
and prefers Lincoln to either Breckinridge
or Lane. We hear of some half dozen
or more Douglas Democrats in this county
who have announced their determination
of voting for Lincoln for the same reason
that has Influenced Ex-Governor Dunning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
BANK OF TIE STATE OF INDIANA,
BRANCH AT PLYMOUTH. IND.

JOS. BROWN, Pres II. EARLY, Cashier
Exchsng>. Draffs Cincinnsth and Chicago.
Gold and Silver. Uncurrsnt Money and Land Warrants
BOUGHT A ND SOLD. t.
HE.Dnns on any pazs Of EUROPE -s,r sale 80
nrposrrs received and MONET Loaned -
~ Attention given to Collections, and
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
may q, lsS0 n29yl
NfRMERS' HOTEL. L.-LaPorte street.
near the Depot, PLyxorrH. ND
Fare. Low bills. and attention PAID 20 renoer
N. 49, af All vhe p.frouizr the Farmer agreeable
ys.h ne rssfl JOB SHORT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
IIE REPN8LIeAN

L. MATTINGLx.
orr.cr .. vsss aide Of xsAsaa street, north Of Adams.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

whole partial sets Of Teeth fussrfed q. s,,.
0ose sggroved pl.n Special sttsntio. paid 10 9
esos q ne natural seste and ireg QlYYD
r.ags and dcult ts~th sxt-aced With Or vithout ,o
- - ec.s.tsd - his once II any tivns exoeps
sfair's eernsr Aiehigan and cano strests Ins3yi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

.Aw NOTICE.-T. g. SrAxrrELp.
1lof South Bend, Ind, { A. JOHNSON, Of Plymouth,
1nd have sssoissd themselves togsher r the practice Of
xh~ Law. IN all the C,erts Of Narshau County
Hr Stanhsd win personally aist In the management Of
al Iisig.fsd bHinsss...
Once sp stairs In frrshing Block. fmay 1s nzsyl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

VIRGINIA SrATIsTIcs-In the biennial report
of the Second Auditor Of Virginia. we see that
the estimated aggregate population Of the State for
for 1859. l,648 $780, being an increase of 236, 500
Under the census of 1850 it was | ,42l ,66l. The
humble, of slaves is estimated to he 5ll ,l54. being
an increase Of 36, 626 upon 1850. when il was 49,
52S The number ct free negroes in so, l1s. an in
crease Of 1876 since 1850. From all this it il rea
sonable 70 expect that the census of 1860 will show
total population in Virginia of nearly l700,0 900.
The register number Of marriages. in the State
for 1889, was 5,997-of births IS, 764-of deaths
16,575-excess Of births over deaths %, l89.-
These returns are not perfect, Of the county
Commissioners wing sailed To transmit their re-
ports to the Auditor, a. they are bounded by law
to do. The wealth of the State, Ia property of all
kinds. amounts to the grand agsragn Q of 81 i 49,
676, 682,52, whcb, if divided equally amongst
the white population would give each person 81,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arabia.

U.urax Jan. 1.-The Arabia. from Liverpool
On the l. II u,,., arrived here yesterday.
The Nlgn and Is ,hrnlan had arrived out.
The Africa arrived out Mt Queenstown Sun
dng.
The Peace Congress meets about the 20th--
Count Gasnnr represent. Serdinia.
The runners are thnt NapDleon will innugnrate
i,r new year with fresh pacific demonstrations.
Enc hundred and eighty Protestants- noble,
nIen and gentlemcn--oi Hungary. have been I'M
rtisurled. A conflict IL imminent
TIE frcnch had destroyed village on Bengal
river III Area.
Morocco ha- been largely reinforced.
An English Cnbinet Council Is urgently called
Euupl-. AMI other authority, say tho Emperor
# Austria is about +" "blcatc.
CoaaERof.L.
LIllFrnor. Dec -co,ton--Sales for the
week Il =. 900 bales market declined !. 1luld-
or. pressing lhenrw crop on the market Qipia-
TINS IRE O,eans fair l. lGl, mbdline
lGl.. plnnds lair 3 l61. mddling q LODI
sock II American cutt.,n in Liverponl 262 900
bales Manchester trade report unavorab'e-
rtlces slightly lower.
ti9a- dull. Wheat steady; closing finn. Cprn
las an advancing tendency, and IL in better dc.
uinu1 WITH an advance IT 81 obt.
Provisions Pork dull. bacon quietnew lnii-
ding wanted- Lard dull. Sugar Du"yant and
partially higher for expert. Rec quiet. Ro,in
dull It IL, t. 81. closing heavy. Turrentne
dull Il -. 9d fo3i.. Tea advanced !G1 Id.
Bullion IN the Bank # England hal decreased.
Money abundant. consols 93i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
DUTY of Virginia and the South

Notwithstanding the recent large and imposing
conservative meetings at the North meetings
composed of men Of weight Of character and re-
spectahlity. and where many eloquent and pari.
otto speeches were delivered, and many noble and
appropriate resolutions adopted-we hope their
ac,ion will not have the eject Of inducing the
South to abandon its purpose OF rendering itself
rs far No possible commercially independent Of the
North. The pocket nerve of the North has been
touched by recent Southern action, and it is not
uncharitable in US to suppose that the pain has
caused this latter day manifestation Of good will
towards the South. Should the South relax
its efforts to free ITSELF and revert to its former
the North for 30 many Of the necessary articles of
life, it will become weaker and weaker every day,
while the North will grow stronger and stronger,
and in case of another such difficulty as has re-
Gently occurred, ard which. looking to the incen-
diary element at the North, 10 by no means impro-
bable. we should be even more at their mercy
than we are now. Let US 60 on, then, and import
for ourselves from any quarter but the North, ev-
cry nesdful article which we cannot manufacture,
and by no means let any Southern man. who loves
his native SOIL spend HE money in pleasure travel
and Injurious living at the North.
We take the above sensible advice from odr es.
teemsd contemporary. the Richmond Wing
Whilst every palsasion Of cur heart is in sympa
thy with tbs Union Of these States. so long a,
there may y found lares and respectable party
1t the Nosth 10 favor Of il, and the connection
ean b. maintalned with honor 10 DOR own section
W sfs, nevertheless. 10 favor, - we have always
bssA. y devsiopiae orr own NJ resources to ar
sxtsss thas i entirely practicable, sAd would 70
Z IN n nskinE as nsasursbly Independent Of the
Nqrf5. Ihough We should dspiore disnnion as the
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
A Printing Imbroglio.

In yesterdays paper we published some curious
developments from the Washington Estates 1t
appears that Brgadier General George Washing
ton Bowman, proprietor Of that heavy and unread
able journal yclept the Washington Constitution
ne Union-and candidate for the office oi Prin-
ter to tho Senate has been detected and EXPOSED
in two acts Of very questionable propriety TO say
the least Of it. One Is nviolntinn Of the law by
being interested in newspaper ohce while Sd'
peuintendent Of the Public Printing and tho 9th.
or is. tho writing of sclflaulatory articles in the
Washington Siatrs, in which articles it IL assert
ell on the authority Of Bnwman himself. that
there never was such pink and pattern II pro
priety and honesty and patriotism MS Brgadicr
General George Washington Bowman.
For some Of these developments we ARE indebt
cd to the editor of the States, aud for others to
the Right Honorable Cornelius Wendell. Corne'
Illus having been himself, candidate for the Sen
Alto Printing, and having been defeated by the
Brieader in the Democratic caucus, now comes for
ward and in publishedlettcr showsup the Brig
adler in beautiful st,le. The inter may possibly
be able 10 retAate; for We believe Cornelius him.
self does not quite enjoy the reputation of the
in the most distant term', tn the contingency upon
which an ancient provcrh tells US honest men get
their dues.
Tor certain considerations Wendell wns to ray the
Biigadier twenty thousand dolnrsa year to supply
oil to the machinery Of the mon newspaper. An
editor vas secured. who infusc little aristocrat
lie spirit into the concern. being the grandson If
M English Marquis, or something Of TINT sort
md fresh from the pnriicus IT courts and palaces
lie bears the remarkable and extraordinary name
OF Brown. But even the joint Influences # TWEEN
ty thousand year and sprg Of English nobil
~ could not suffice to keep the pcaco between
those precious patri its. Bowman aud Wendell
The entente corIale has been broken ur=-the fra
terna hug is no longer given, liable 10 pursue
their schemes Of plumber in harmony, they quar-
rel over it now with n seemng unconsconsne-s ol
the utter dissracciulnc,s Of til spcctacle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

The NEw YORK FiRE.- The destruction hy fire
IN New York Thursday night, is estimated at
sll3oOO, o.! which the larger portion is covered by
insurance The coldness of the weather while the
fire was raging ia thus described
5 intensely cold hal the weather become TINT
the ordinary engines we've frozen up snd rendered
useless, and had it not been for the steam engines
it is impossible Is say what would have been the
extent Of the connagratiun. Several b hiding. on
Gold street between Ann and Fulton streets took
fire from the intense heat, but they were saved
from destruction through tho cxcrtlons of the fire
men. A numbes Of buildings Fulton street
were touched, but escaped serious damage.
Upwards Of $50 persons were deprived Of bones
and it was pititahle sight indeed to see women
carly in the morning rushing half naked from
their dwellings, with children in their arms, and
without place Of shelter The sta,ion-house Mt
first afforded temporary shelter, but on account
OF its close proximity to the fire. the women and
children were removed to the englne-house of No.5
in Ann street, where warm fire ma !e them COM
oaratively comfortable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

rur OVERLAND Muta--j jeff r.pa City, VI =, Jan.
The Overland Mail from California reacted
here nt noon today. There had been ~ nruNnls,
All baslncs. in San Francisco WAS more a.,ll.
Judge II Iman, ot the U. : District Court hal
filled an ".nIipn epai ming the ) ,annhark CLAIMS
la u ,,m square feet - land ca kneon lli aud
vicinity. Icing sume f tho most Valuable proper
ty IN the city o San Francisco The clam is n>
cd on what pur ,.orts l. lac MrN.ran grant to- ono
Shrnebnrk in lS45. l. was registered in 80 by
the L. 5 Board ni Ianl Commissioners. This de
clsion was On an appeal taken 10 the District
Curt. The unexpeets! continuation OF the claim
by Judge Hoffman produced intense excitement.
but the parties interested have sIurn gone h work
10 get the case reorrned. New testimony Will hc
introduced, which, 1t Is believed VIII defeat the
claim. The property covered by the grant is now
worth 81 SOC, 900. and IN prospective value inn
mcnsc. Already the most elesan; private resdsn-
ces in the city are located there
The coruncr's inquest on the body of ElIrdsc
Jerry Page (Dnw jr.,) resulted in verdict OF
death from intemrerancc."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

tige and power as a nation. lr''a dettimsn'ai ~
the cause Of liberty throughout the world and
bring upon the country unnumbersd ssils-we
should regard IL IS possible contingency and
prepare for il. The sooner We do this. The better
and the very strength Of our position will tend
70 avert the evil. We arc first, last, and all the
time, in favor Of building up Southern interests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

information II we could discover, how many per
sons read each Of thtse three thousond three
hundred and sixiyf,ur newspapers, also what
amount # reliable matt r 10 Published lay IN
mies,-how many editor. sub edit"is. reports or
penny.a liners. contribute Ia them. the optni"ns
expressed alnut them. ans! asa CLIMAX I" 'nt"rma-
ton. how NAV subscriber 10 each newspaper pay
their ,ul,sription~pr"mpti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
To the Afflicted.


e. - ToENhH rinN n r,to and st,rchcl with levers
WSG rs W. kno" l"d "r. aa iHai.'ui such Affections
inH n"cr>Sa, n'A' YOU W ~ .i You will compose !o'
set "re tnchl, la -" may ltf - extent 1t piala
dis, aud nltr S"I. II " t, sfition ih,!r
Are t"ta H slcit' and ,tpuafh refused to ,ruiin
IT, iNicoS nh Your 'h'nLn h> aud late has bccm"
tul'nt II W "'rr tup is iAsfH~ ltlNiIi lIEg~
never i,hg r,n'' tr Your liz IN You troubled with
N"l~ Ia i'arh,s ALI Uiu'>> ui incidental htlrtI lilo
resort IL BthFRh iiiiLr' !1br utA nnpr }i,
from cnusilatrl bowels ami l.E hsrr: B,ktW, Par
Mum Bir1ENs Viii arouse b"ii 49, them Ia Vitality
essential 10 health Have iac females lcrihng
Children who have ,nsi Al! rl~!i t'i hourly
nsaNa!y BANNERS HIlItgN IN Valuable tonic r,tr
them aprlcs ami Strength, IL YOU in a section Mierc
ngr ana fever hold continual >naA II may laugh
M diseases aud Diet! their pa" r. provided regularly
h\kl hilifEs illnr"U3 t4t, Cholera Murhls, and all
other diseases arising fut and improper
u'h thpilH Yield la ir urH influence this
medicine which ~ no" sud- tsr,- lis country, hl hrn
gusts generally aud more tNsi>eiy used other
modem. hn"Sn. lH,>c Bitter, their wa, nj home,
before they of, RCD t" . fr world amt NOW that
they ~" known AMI appreciated IL. Proprietor desires III
VII" nee iheir aid may haNc II a moderate Price only
o. cents per ho,ti'.
For >aic by all the Druggists in iynrhburg and w all the
principal Druggists IN the rIA =" iluou. here III
Virginia: also, OF Mrs' Co. Washington cit,
~ G.: H. H. oahcr " Co. Baltimore. Md d. Is. Miller
inEun. Ny; AMI Barnes ~ rirk \. \.
Orders dilc,l b, undressing l.. BAKER. Prnpri.t,r
"t' -'-aAts Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Additional by the North Briton

PoR1l,>p. Dec. 81 "A Hungarian Journal haa
received waning FIR violent ARTICLES ngalnst the
Gaternment OF Austria.
Prlnce sIer me has again been attacked VT,
inflammation Of The lngs.
Rents closed On Wednesday at 7of. 5o,., IA
decline ii per cent, since Tuc-dny.
prniV, "Wednesday lleory Sml' Post
r'a>tcr General OF Canada, and SIR Cusnck Koney
have ,anr - the Continent. 10 negotiate arrange
mrnfs nlih the Belgian. l'rnssan. Austrian and
Hlsnrian Gotcrnmonts for tho Transmission
# lie mpiI, II the l.aited Sat"s NY tho Can
al a. llHe 81 mail steamer AMI wa Queenstown in
TIE sum manner ~ that which has been adopted
Ls H. Ifenoh G.vrfNmeft.
The runarri mirr.i - If General Giriballi
vas anthca:lc.v cultniieted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

frop " tsurSGroN.--W a-hn !'on, Jan. l.
Irlp#Iaat5sa has lcrh received ui the CONCLUSION
# n t5eafy between En ,iani nnl Honduras re.
,t..tth1 toah batter the Bay Islands. il low re-
ullu oily FIR Engl,ni To restore to Nicaragua
the Mosquito rrtcrtprnfe h complete tie set lc-
ncnt Il TIE Differences growing, out of the Clayton
Hai"rF heais, aud thus will shortly he done by
MIR. White. the British Minister to Nicaragua.
NJ. Preston, |. y. Minister To Spain has the
l"s' reasons for hcllcsine that ir claims against
lac are row IN position for speedy adjustment.
Prominent. Congressman are now privately
fixing measures for the early introduction Of
Iii amending the laws for the suppression If
rcien invasion and lnflian ho>llilies, - ia Ia
curh'r lie Executive 10 exercise Federal interyrn-
tn whcn bodies from "ne State invade the rights
pti ;crtl..aies of an, thor is susggcs,o1 Ly
,n' ,eceue rad ut Harper Ferry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

Mi<tt Pas. Some fresuminy persons says n
cptemp 'rarr, may turn UP their hoses ut the
ieasilns Il ta,S "luru'-to such we do not appeal
To any one lnscnslhlc to the cntuda of mt rests
at stake 10 society, in the matter Of mnce pit s we
de ''lhe u appeal. they ne beneath our scotn.
NmHel from any point, safe in declaring
h n!inee pies are an important, ais ,rbng com
pr heG,lse and beautiful nSt,tutilr-de,tr y tie
custom ~ their periodic manu(artrre aud the
Whole human family woul tremho -infrngr
on tleir characteristics. aud sor.ety would h.,
shocked. the frame work would collapse, the SUI
rer,traciu,e trcmhlc ana chaos come again What,
all tis naoGt a muce pie? Nc' reader and more :;
mInce lirs are closely into the history Of
our hearts aal hnmos. They are powers r..nant
to household matters; they have attained dignity
ahd importance second only to our independence
Mihse PIES stand permanently at the head of do
nestle rule; they per,ale all Thought in their
Season, aud stand beautiful in their compositions
cha n form and loved and honored in analysis.
With them we hr:ng within y given radius ali the
recollcctions Of pedigree, of home aud ct honest
ptlle.
"l,reath's there man whose soul 81 dead"
IN hu never Ia himself said
"Ihs is my ""n, my native pie"
II such man breathas, we should not like to
see him; he is renegade, destroyer of the rccol-
lcctans ct home and home influences and should
he treated with tho contompt he merits. In II fp-
reign laad, how dncs the memory Of n mince pe,
made ly mother" touch the travellers heart
Perhaps that htle thought brings tears to the
eyes of wanderers perhaps no--but it DOES
There's magic in the web ont" Ii isa great
moral iaettha composition Of which is traditi6nary
lostin the 81 ON Of old recipes; glimmcring in the
abstract throu n tho dtcfum If aucient oracles.
and compounded by means cf cunning devices
kn 'wn o ~ but tn the few. NJ NO, pies, dear
reaier, are "a wonderful mystery whi:h Time can
never solve.
NEwsPAPLRs.-We l. am the following inf,rma.
ton from reliable SO irce There aie 1861
newspaper, puhiislcl IN the L. States and ter
ritories. 4 wh,-h 6l3 are in New York, 4I9 in
Pcn"gyiraaia, 3s-1 Ohio. 22l in Illinois an l2l9
in Ma'sa tuseltc. leaving l5l0fvr the rest Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Fer SALE
FACTORY Fixtures Az Ay1or,f

4 Nh"t LIKELY NERO WOMAN, - years Oh. with
a. tii't over two Years OF age.
App, ~ \irGniii. ui.c,. fn,sat,y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
|, AITENTION7ss"HOME GUARD

A. LNp STATED MEETING Il the COMPANY
Y ~ '"t Nl3fl ths ESDAl evening. 10 p. Nj tx
" "N'S VIII Then be considered
" by order of the Captain,
~ jan SIX l.. NJ. MCKINNEY, o. :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

FOR SALE.
ESA3 DESIRING 10 procure printing press Ia be
HEV mn Operated hy steam Iwer, the proprietor
tHk2a II 'sl3'lslmt nj oit tor sale The
fSsHE ~ The ~ ir2ihan" Is now printed. II Is II susan-
49, liz! ADAMS P"~rR Pass, pro PEELED by hand and
SsJta}YT~ talrhe of making Thousand
4&S1b hear The character Of its work be rt,r-
mined Il. the appearance OF this paper.
10 thr proprietor al country newspaper having
la"n, or doing much job work, this Press would
time, and money. 1t will be sold at bar.ain laug Il,
Make Your Own Soap
ltoSCENrRATFD El for making SOAP, without; trouble
y and with h.tlc expense For tale by
dec 22-i' j. II. THOMPSON.
Fancy CaSSimereS.
NANCY Spring Cassimcrcs N.s;inss Cloths and Good, f.,
l. gents wear just received iS
lnarrh 2'"ts, WM. l.. PAGE
Butter Butter.
Oh Kegs End ferkns Mountain Butter some of which ia
~ yer, fn,) just received and for sale hY
ntc LEE, RoCKE 4 CO.
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faa number Il lasse.- - !, an J
tU,stelans 2d.2.
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/ L / L ID.

Irtd: from business return my sincere l!anhs To my
u H"h- ana ht patrons al the several "
hN' been e'nare lr the past fourteen ,car. for the kir
patronage bestowed u"n me- and rcrumneId their ,at ron
hgr hnl SUPPORT my successors. Mcsrs iApl ~ MILlAG.
li'''! 'ld c'"rt opportunity Knowing these gentlemen
hh fri- ma, assured that their i!cres! viii he SAT,
l. ihtr bands ihA hasng umIc nraf.s III Their bus,,,s la
if"N''.'" It a'i' an.asrotsiy AID safely
jan H-,list Il 7 rI>SI,,,