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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at O'Clock.
The President announced the first business in
order to be the nomination o candidates, and di-
rected the Secretary to call the counties for their
votes. r.r.,.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
TOHN w. ANDERSON.
. SHAVER Ann HlTRDRESSrB

would respectfully cifiz-ns os Plymouth
vicinity thsf stl engaged in the Buberiag business
snf viii b. p-asd to al Who wish anything in nv line
Win a1so orders for cleaning cloth
inx. and attend to them with promptness shop over
pierce's Clothing store lmay IL MT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
IHE REPNRL1eAN
Is PUBLISHED EvERY THURSDAY, BY
MATTINGLX. .
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orrscz vest side of Michigan street. north of Adams,
PLYMOUTH. IND. s-a- - $ !. tHt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

d Mleness is public mint, where various kinds Of
mischief arc cv:ucd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
VERY! LIVERY! LIVERY:
n Blu OK E Y E
LIVERY STABLES.
e. PLYMOUTH. INDIANA.

T> prcpvietor~ having erected Lsrg- and Comodious
S4hses the Edwards House. with entire stock Of
HORSES, BCGclEx ClRRIiGEx &C., &C.,
prepared to accommodate all those who wsh
Li--ry Tesn>-
P@Dus striving ~ fhis place of the Railroad
Trns dssiring CriaSc - any part Of
th country accommodated with, without driver.
Hsving surveyed in this county, well acquainted
with all the Lands, Routes Dsfancs~s &r., &c.
" ID. 4 J. VI. KLINGER.
INV Is, 1859 nj Proprictors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

Jonathan s. Harvey, having received a majority
Of all the votes cast, was declared duly nominated
as the candidate for Treasurer of State y'ftf
ipsf AUDITOR or STATE. s ~
The following is the result Of the first ballot for
Auditor Of State: ,il' ,tittea. q >-esi
Whole number of votes s................4 -. .450
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Let teachers and parents weigh we'll III

Let teachers and parents weigh we'll the
significance Of the following. extract: "a
gentleman in England was walking ovenr;
bis fa.p with frisDds sxhibiting bis crops,
herds Of cat,le, and aocks of sheep, witb
all OF which bis friend was bighiy pleased,
but With nothing so much as bis splendid
Sheep He had seen the same breed fire..
quently before, but had never seen such no.
bIe specimens, and with great earnes,ness he
askedto know how he had succeeded 10
producing such focks. His simple answer
was, 4 take care Of my lambs, sir Here
was all the secret Of his large. heavy -aeeced,
fat sbeep-he took care Of them when they
we're lambs.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHELADELPaA

Bener"lent imslitmtiom estobii.hed 5y .pccial
e"do"1n e"t for The relief Of tie sick and Dis
fre'.ed cdtieted NTH Firsiient and Epidemic
Biseases.
NJ EDlCAL Advice given gratis by the Act.
IVA ing Surgeon t" all who apply by letter
with description Of their condition, (age, occu.
patton. .shsbits of life. &c..) sud in cases of ex
trelne poverty. Medicine furnished free of charge
Valuable Reports on the New Remedies EN-
P'oyea IN the D'sPensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will he acceptble.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN uOUGlITON
Acting Surgeon. Howard Assoc iation, No. .
South Ninth Street. Phlade lpeia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Secretary. TJan 2D 1on
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TRACES OF DRKAMs.--Psrsot,s are fre.
quently at loss to account for certain inn
pressions, which are comnS hly a source Of
erroneous Judgment. Sir II. Helland OBJ.
servess There are few Who bsse not occa-
sionally felt certain vague and aesting i'm.
pfesaions .! . past state Of mind, of wbi,b
the resealec.ion caubot by any effort take
s'firm bold, OF attach them to any any distipo,
p'lp's Of time or PLACE; something tba.
does not lihk itself 70 any part of lie. ~.
|" 'e't to belong to that identity Of tho bs.
Jog. These are not ,mprobsbly the, ,ikedSs
Of forflsvrselreanrs the consoi0is -
sualsassociatiou. wandering, !
strapgO world of ,beughts and. j
vhsoh Il has existed during some ssSiscs-
dsasesims of sleep. without The msu,Ssy sof
't'se the moment, or 10 the in,ssssf s;uue.
y s,!---r---.ss'sa --r--.s'sa- - ss q =
.s.hl z
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CHARACTER. OF 4 aTaGS; ;FssssD.-Con.
cern'"gihe man you esiissodk friend tell
me- will be weep with you h the house of
dis'ressi Will he faithfully reprove. you
to your face for actions which others ara
rld'cuI'"g and cenauri"g behind your back I
Will he dare TO stand forth in sour defence,
when detrac'ion is secretly aiming it's dead
" weapon at your reputationi Will ho
acknowledge you with the same cordialitv.
and behave TO you with the same friendly
attention, 10 the con.pa ofs your
superiors In rank and fortune, rs when the
claims Of piide do no. ip,srfsse with those
OF friendsi'ips If misfortune and losses
shon!daoblige you-to retire into . walk of
life in, which you cannot appear With the
same libera'ity as formerly, will be still
think himself happy in your seafBy, and,
instead Of Withdrawing himsaf from an
u"pro6'sble connec,ion,s take plea.ure, in
protesting himself your friend. and cher
fully assist you to support the burden of
your sfaictiossa When sickness shaIl call
you to retire ffom the gay and busy scenes
OF the world. will be follow you into, I'm.
gloomy retreat, listen With stteu,ios, q e
your tale Of symptoms aosssadm;uistssr
the balm Of consolation to your fsintina,
spiritsf And lastly, when death shall
burst "sunder every earthly tie. will he shed
atear upon your grave and lodge the dear
renemb'soce Of your mutual ftisndsifip 10
bis heastf -
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From the Nrtoberry Conservatist.
THE LITTLE GIRL IN BLAcK

THE LITTLE GIRL IN BLACK.
BY WIN NJ. MARTIN
iwns fur off in the country church,
One blessed Sabbath day,
With humble souls and thank fuI hearts
We gathered there to pray.
The hymn was read with solemn voice,
Succeeded by q stir.
When we arose, but while we sung
hymn, Saw a her.
know 'tis wrong. when ones in church,
To look around or back;
But eyes are eyes; and when they SEQ
A little girl in black,
Whose eyes are eyes. with lustr,ous light,
Which gloriously do shine.
How can you keep yours straight, prayi
I'm sure can't keep mine.
She wore hat whose bending rim
Was bound " it'll dropping lace,
Which zePhyrs lifted when ,hey sought
To kiss her lovely face;
And through the lace. like stars through leaves
Came radiant. flashing gleama
Like snnbeams from the diamond dew
Or moonlight from the streams
But oftentim.s those eyes were yelled
Meath lids all darkIy fringcd,
Which dropped until they swept her cheeks
With rose and div. tinged.
And then it seemed though cloud,
=. nearly cloud had soil.d
Across the blessed sun. and all
Its glories whitley yelled.
know It's wrong. this staring at
girl in church: but then
How could keep from watching ther.
To see the light agaiui
l know twas wrong, but do not think
That devotion lack,
Because would keep peeping at
That little girl in black.
Its not my fault. and should you .cold.
can but cry, "A lack r
Why did she look go witchiaRyi
That little girl in black"
b"' it's not wrong that now my heart
Keeps ever ling hack
The brightly painted picture of
The little girl in black.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

EDucArIos o. tae ssxEs.-Girls are
too frequeesis at ought deceit. and thbesy
nsver forsss lesson. Boys sre more
ou'"poksn. Tbisas because boys are in.
''ruc'ed that to.hehssk aad open is to be
manly and genesoRs, While their listers are
perpetual'y sadm6a'sbed that This is not
pretty otst is no. bsao.eiog.' until they
have learned to coasssks siisii natural impul.
So, and to rrsdia.e their ounduet BY pre-.
sep.s and exsnple. Tt. sssale S sii this
is, that :stiis men fssaip nush Of thsi'
natural disposisions. Batfs sspy women
have naade.up acb, raatssy.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

An lrithman took qf his coat 10 ,ho,w 4
terrible wound wbiCA he saM ks hsd receiy-
ed few yess before. Not hg able 10
flnd lhe would. be suddenly fs,usEt,ossd
.that it,sas bis brother Dill's "a, y $ !.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

sB The friends of C pt w. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce him as a Candida,. for
the Office Of 7ax Collector Of AbLeville District
at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13
AssHEToN SMITH, THE ENGLISH H1mRon.


AssHEToN SMITH, THE ENGLISH HIMRon
A biography Of Assheton Smi.h, the
great Nimrod Of England, has Just been
published in London, and from a review of
1t we take the following passage:
This hero, not only of fox-huntine, but
OF all sports-for he was first.ru,e shot.
cri"keter, hoxer, billiard player and sailor.
rs well "a rider and huntsrnau-was f,rmeJ
ny nature for bis part, He was one of the
r'ght hight for eXertion and endurance
tve feet Ten inchcs-with a we'll proportion.
cd muscular, rather slight frame, weighing
ten stone in his early days, and latterIv
aoout eleven stone ten. Once only hs
found man who could stand before his
hsts, and that man said that his blow was
like the kick of horse. The story of bis
great setto with the coal HEAVIER. who had
struck bis horse. is already pretty we'll
known. His features were plain, and not
indicative of high breeding. but intelligent,
and full Of the calmness Of perfect self pos.
session and resolu,e will. The son of a
great sportsman he WIS in the saddle from
his childhood. and SO completely did be
grow to it. that it was the pillow of sick
ness' and the arm chair of his age.
A princ-Iy fortune enabled him TO carry
on his calling in princely style; and mar
ry'ng at fifty one. he bad no family cares
to turn his mind from the main object of
his life. lie had the eye of a hawk. and
not only for line ac1oss country. but for
other things. A box of papers was stolen
from bis study. He called in all bis SER
servants, questioned them all around, and
received from them all a denial One of
them af'erward returned to the room TO put
Goals on the fire. He colIsred bin at once,
and the man confessed bitnself guilty. He
had read guilt in his face. His temper was
hof' and once he appeared before a police
magistrate for thrasbing the son of the at
torney 10 bubble railroad who had
brought in his bill. He was a good and
steady friend and bater, and generally ratb
er OF stinate. coming of sire who, having
opposed The making of Mrnai Bridge.
would never cross it when it was made.-
In the bunting field his tongue was sharp
but not foul. Now, then, sir, II you don't
think you've done harm enough ride
t rough my hounds again; but If you
think you have you may as we'll go home
The diete.ics Of man who rode bard
with hounds till eighty are worth knowing.
He drank little but ate much, as we'll an he
might. considering bis amount of exercise.
His regular breskfa%t OF. hubsiug morning
'gas'a great plate Of hashed mutton, which
he could digest in the saddle. He eat no
Idsth. On coming horne from bunting he
used to 60 to4bedsfor an hour, and then in
to warm bath before slinue. He hardly
ever wore p great coat. In his latter days
he took to the water cure, and wanted sv-
cry body slse TO take. ,pi it.
. :. He wss dssps,ssz siider in the ls,l sense
OF sae term. Pesbsps no other man ever
rode deliberately and 'bsbitually Jor
. fa8. He used to <say thst vitA a
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

40 The numerous friends Of WESLEY A.
BLACk Esq, respectfully announce him az a
Candidate for Tax Collector at the next elec.
tion.
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Aasoekse, n .es patty ,oss,hsarins one
lady ssy 70 saother, 4 have .oms.4ipe for
your private en-, fnmedts y e.cIss6lsd, 4
pro,ss. ssaiust thst for thcss IL 1 law
sasainst sisslassiS &:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

The friends of DR.. J. F. McCOMB respect-
fniiy announce him a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect
Iuliy announce him a Candidate for Ia,
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

The friends of HENRY S. CASON respect
WY announce him as n Candidate for Tax
Collector, athe ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

An Irisb ,sslor once visited a CITY vhe,,
be .aid 'tsy r.bottOmsd .As;,eps 81
their houses With sheet ka,I' & 81
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For State Senate
For Tax Collector.

The friends of Capt. G. 81. MATTISON re.
spectiuiiv announce him as candidate for
lax Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

EE We are authorized to announce S. A.
HoDGES as a Candidate for Tax Collector, a,
the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

PLAIN .FsASvszs- R1ainsessof .ssassre
j. nos a,-sH iDeomp.!sas sA bssn,y.-
There is 2 great. Of difference bssnssn
q pssosAb bsisg plsin aisdsbeing Ugly. A.
person my hessery plain, and yet as.sas.
sisy and Interesting In both oosaaess.es
:. aad nsuper' Nd 'a,sly no ess' eosM <ssll
ssch person .slS. 7e ~ assb bsspsl.
sivs. hsrssare uo.spsss that cd rs de.
pspdsaea fer the beauty aud sdll lsas c.n
uglipess tRde6sed, Otherwise than by itself.
If wevere, asked 10 say what constitutes An
ugly woman, We could not seply.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13
For Ordinary.

tE The friends Of JOHN A. HUNTER re
erectfnliy announce him a candidate for the
once OF Ordinary. at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

ey The friends Of Col. j. G. BASKIN re.
spertf"iiy announce linn a candidate for The
off1ce OF Ordinary, at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

A. boardiassonss keeper ayss,iaes
board fos two gentlemen with
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Inis an opportunity for persons wishing to
invest Their money in something that will paw.
And such opportunities are rarely offered.
LOOK ont all who feel interested or you viii
certainly lose bargains.
90. i ,s sna' be absent in April and May. but af.
nio ."at tine viii be al home. and will take
any one Wishing to purchase. "
J. Y. L. PARTLOW,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13
For Sheri,

The friends "f ROBERT JONES respectfully
announce him as candidate for Sheriff at The
ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-13

= Fnue.Lrrr.-Th gtra. ss, Ia 3aIssiaoisi..
ter of IsrnfiIv.. always'kspe .talss
the frpgali'y to which be bad S5ser dasi;;z-
t'nfsd in early life 10 the army. Hi*naeals
osnsis.ea. e few dishes. dr-sssd % tho
plainsst ma mos, simpls assSte,. The
eqnr.isls often sfsaasktS. Him aiia tie
si'aplisiiy Of ldslshs; Ind 10 ulasss,
.plsfss the xtsJsssessM olassjc, .Ikaas
'soss'sa'e g os. 81. [sr. t .uass'.s.
pense wifi 10 s 1saSxt,:
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
1--WE OLD ADAGE is when you are do;no
Il well to he satisfied. But I ha ,e tnk.n
up a notion Of going " cst, and now offer nv
Land, Mills, &c., for Sale.
offer my Home Place in Abbeviil. District
near Greenwood. con, aiming SEVEN HUN
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES. half cleared md
Tn! the other half in woods. Very healthy loca.
non. FINE Improvemrnts--n large com Portable
i!~eI''ng, Barns. Stables, Gin House, excellent
Negro Cabins. DC. On this Trac, il
Fine F curing Mill,
With three Sets of RCNNERS-and C1RcJI.
LAR SAW MILL-all driven by steam mower
Ihls Mill is in elegant cond diton and has b.en
running eight Years. clearing from t,oe,.ty fire To-
thirty PER- cent annually
Also. valuable Tract Of Pima Land :,
EIgcheld District. containin6%ONE THOJI.
SAND AND FIFTY ACRES, and on it is
fret rate
Saw Mill, Grist Mill, shingle
Machine.
This Mill has been iu operation seven vears
paying from thirty to Mirty.u.ree psr eent. an
nuaiiy f
Also. one other Tract Of land in Edpefeld
District, situate on the Martin Town Road
and on Horse Pen Greek, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES.
Also. one other Tract Of land in Pick.ns
D,str.et, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES. finely timbered. and tie Blue
Ridge Rail Road running throuvb r.
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Detached Lever Silver Watches, hunting
cases.
Lepne Silver Watches open face.
Gold Lockets, various sizes.
Ladies' & Gents Gold Chains, various styles.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs. all patterns.
Gents Bosom Pins, new and rich styles.
Gold Pencils and Pens.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Rings.
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins.
A great variety of Ladies Jewelry, Pins and
Ear drops, comprising all the styles now
worn, such as Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone
Lava, Florentine, &C., &c, &c.
Gold Bracelets, all styles.
The List of Books comprises great as
! 4 l. 1
ment Of literature, interesting TO the young
and old. Do not fail TO send for catalogue
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
Apply TO
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY
1l6 Washington street, Boston.
C.. w. ELDRIDGE. Treasurer.