Marshall County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 52, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 November 1856 — Page 4

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Ethan Allen. A irood story b toll of that rare old patnot, Cul. Lilian Allen, whose services in , the times that tried men s souls were only j equaled by his daring assertions of the riilit cf piivatc opihi.n in theological matters. A well knov, n di ine, pastor of the vilbire church, called on the Col. one evenin'', and whih enjoying hi -5 true New t.nirlind hosx.italitv at the suii?r table, the j conversation &m turn-l upon church nwi- : 5 . . iii i ' Quoth the Minister: '( olonel, how does lt happen that a man f your extensive intluenco and information has never seen it hisdutvO i in our society? You know

T.e want laborer in the vme3ard, and es-; ,.1,1 .1 1 1 1 i,ii , 1 ! thirds the wav up tho ladder, Faddy roared pocially sueh laborers as you are. iour.out

example would tend greatly to strengthen. our hand-; and fort if v our hearts against the dire assaults of the evil one.' Well, brother," replied Allen, 'I have often thought as you have done about the t said the minister, 'what did you dream?' Well, brother' replied Allen, 'I thought ! I was standing at the entrance of Paradise and saw a man go up and knock. --!! .1 ..1. I 1 '.t no s tnai: asKeu a voice irom wan-1 ' m. j A friend, Wlihin admittance Was the ! r?ply. The door was opened and tlio stepped out. keeper I :

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up my mind to fall into the ranks; but that 'just as we was comin by the third story 1 j as.ujn t!a. ti,..i,ts of the several States, ; the Unhjn as it is au i the Uni-m as it ,. , i 1 irna i . Lt,-,rx " ..,. i.,.i) ml inrevnal ii.r.rov ement?. or the full expansion of th-' energies and

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Well sir, what denomination did vou be-1 H is thea taken from under the press, pier- , . , , ' eed with a wooden skewer in order to open

i'Jll ' 14V II IUIIUI.I . l.im tr T.'iko .1 sear. , number wore .id ml ted and di- : A larf? reeled where to seat themselves. I Stepped 1 . ! Tin 10 llie entrance. Well sir. who are von'? rVa thf o-tiar-' Jin. i nnM ii:.,!. rM.,.,.t T...1. i 1 'Mil 1HJU1U.4 illU V IIUICUIII.UI, JjUUI-c-ran, x rcsoy tcrian, vaivmist, l.hhoiic, - T I .T .l.i 11 TV! 11 nor .jew; diu l am uku out luium Alien, that vou rrobabh' have beard of from be-! 1,V,4l . 4 , j AMiat! tin; man that took 1 iconueroill The same I replied. 'All rioht. Allen, ir.id he, 'just step m l S,it dOTTtt irJui'f r.-,- iju phase." - KAgriculture in California. From tho report of the Surveyor General j ot Lahtorma, it appears that tho a jnc.il tuna lr.torest of that Halo bids f'li i tho lead ot even tho mining iterist. Of potatoes the crop was but five hu. drel thousand bushel, but tho if round do-1 voted to them was limited. roted to them was limited. One hundred ! hottend fruit trees were planted, and the 1 UinW of trrw vires itieroased to nvr-r i luiiiu. r oi fraptj n.'. s increa.ieel to over a nillion and a quarter. Tlie Spanish Jesuits thou numbe million and a quarter. Tlie Spanish Jesuits had already cirht hundred thousand vines, i and at present these are the only ones win jh produce fruit. They are of tlio Malaga variety, and their remarkable fecundity has led to stops for the further cultivation of the jjrapo. The Surveyor is of opinion that as a nine producing country, California will Malaga grape, however, is not considered the best. It is easily cultivate!, and there-, fore commanded itself to tho slothfuW 1 of the Spaniards; but the Catawba and Isabella varieties will command tlio attention of tlie vine-growers of the new State as better adapted to the making of wine, and of more value in themselves. Wash. Star. Formation of Character. It is an old saying, and one of fearful and fathomless import, that wo are forming characters for eternity. Forming characters! whose? our own? or others? both: and in that momentous fact lies tho peril and responsibility of our existence. Who is sufficient for the thought? thousands of my fellow-beings will yearly enter eternity with characters differing from those they would have carried thither had I never lived. The sunlight ofthat vorld will reveal my finger marks iu their prirnaiy formations, and in their successive strata of thought and life. And they, too, will form oter characters for eternity, until the influence of my existence shall be diffused through all future generations of the world, and through all thai shall be fu'ure to a a certain point in tin? world to come. As n littb wavcry, circular ripph?, sot in motion by the filling pebble, expands from its inch of radius to the whole compa-6 of the whole pool, so there is not a child not an infant Moses, placed, however softly, in his bulrush ard upon the sea of time, whose existence does not r.tir a ripple, gyrating outward and on, until it shall havo moved across and spanned the whole ocean of God's eternity, stirring even the rivers of life and the fountains at which drink. Ellhu Lurrlt. angels TA lady who was suffering under a slight indisposition, told her husband that it w.13 with tha utmost difficulty she could breathe, and the effort distressed her exceedingly. I wouldn't try. my dear," soothingly responded the kind husband, "nobody wants you to." Istemperasce. It drives wit out of the head, money out of the Pocket, wino out of the bottle, elbows out of the coat, and health out of the bod v.

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iaraaiirpi;co)aii:m, repueu me can-: CüVCre.i lh a clean c both, and put um er ,;,w UK uu ? ' , r, ' tuthis l -r lurii tnre on short notice, and m uie i , i , 4. , V -1 , I States, as alike inexpedient in pokey an Irepugjr.mt ; it ot modem tunes and the unc-n itierahle energy 1 , . th' , v mat? date. a heavy pressure till next mornino-, hen a , to . 'constitution. 14 I ..four peoph ;i h it res-,H sh-uld ,e seeme.l by a ; ; "'jj;:0;;;,-;;;; nW.Vm his numerous custoGo in and take a seat near the door on ' clean cloth is airaiu put round it, and a i 7. That Contrress has no wver to (hnter a in- timely and ehu-.ent x"rt:on ot t.i con. ml wlr.ca . .. , , n-,,,!-,,, , b, h

th cast siJe. ; 'vr PTr rrll-d till it 111 no l.,n?or ! j ..Ä ÄVÄÄ Just thn another stcW np; 1W wn.s a i -t-O.o cloth. Uk-ccs arc frcuomly Wt ; --i'';; ,' ,,,,,,;; ,.,,,. ,.,, ..,,.,,, ,,v ;1I!V iat,- wö!,,. ,,I ., it FANCY CHAIRS , , . , , 11 t , j Under the pres3 tlllOe or lour da) 3. freald- j tJ- HJ, tiw of t,,e .M.0.,le,rti:.l caleulatcl to place ! miy :;utt om- nolh-y to establish betw.-en our p.v-1 ,. . . f ..p. Pre&bylenan, and the guardian directed ! iiv, expels the whey from the curd more ! the business of the comitry ithin the eontrol of a j enmicnt and. i!. governments of the States within . f ;v.'"(l1 - P'VW .V!LtV"il,vork Vv-p-

It appears from this report there :;re en-: tram on the Cincinnati road, msirwutmg i -t t1,, ai:,n and sedition j J'Ä

closed, and under scientific cultivation three ml.llc aiVn m? UIT " . ":n c T, ' c . i lv- tVom our statute books. j dSSS i,,.tr.-..t .).,.,,i o.-.- ,,r r., i.,,..i this new invention, bata.e intormed that it; r-y-vur a t .t.. ti , . ,.ii or info,

i l ,r. . Tl.d.-.a ;m,.1.i. i is a tubular boiler, with stops operated by t Am, v::r.itr.i, Nuee tne lor. -oiu;- .. . .....t:; : j :., tiu. vuwx.m rivm-nth ai.d smromii

ra-i or 'ra--- -routvU but means f-irmt w res, twenty-eight in number, ot dillerent I a.u a orm.j a..u,-.. r p,V.. ; . ' eouniry, tint he Ii is cannn-neci n.e ai-ve fit am X.4.1-'., Ol ' r.iZ... ' -luiltivl-, one means I.irniS . J o. . - tiond Convention, an a Ivr-' p ;t!i .w ...' b.,- ,.,,.,..:, ..i.,,,.,, bo l.-cen -n han.i tin asso

tilled as thoy .-.re at the East, with improved sizes w proaiico uie ui iiereni noie.unu i twt has u.,,u .c.r,.tiv .r;ruiiz,l by a n.ry I J-'- Cri,. n.-..,V,-4 ' in-.lomc-nts, and agricultural economy. ! pwyed hko a Piano. Iho boiler, with the claiming to be cxeiniv!y Ametican; it h proj r ; - ,rt rsirilfia ffiQ2Q Tho irrowth o( cereals is stated at eli mill- lSi"G to ßPpl u w,th water, occupies a that the Amenean Denmcrtcv suoul. : faZ ! iLt bUMiU. lnZ

I....!. : -'r - i rar in the rear r.f the tent er. from which relations liieret, a. i tee.au n.: u..!....... , AI Wo.lcu C..!i:us of all d.'K-rtp

ia:;aoi uusneti, U'.auw nroporiions oi eaen r. . , ; . m-, . ! i,ositio:t toall secret lH.'.itical societies, ny wnatever i ,; r ... ,, .j t(, ;il!.i.ai. 11 c.i

:;re n,t given. However all grains thrive j n ?ls us s-ppiv oi water. o mus. ; m , ;t ,M0 t!i liny ho . . , - veil, but barley in particular, L'rovrs with ' a dislillice 13 d, but near it is too loud av,,, Tint theoundutioii of this Union ol ' ' , ir.i.i b,-..;..i.. 0 land shrill. It created nuite an excitement t States, luving been bod m, an 1 its iioKitty, e.- J 3 A b A

An Irish Wager. 'X.ite hand you arc, thin, my darlin!' said

J hoJ M Q. stonc3 and T-I-1. I,.tl i-a. innn,.ihir- t--n nirtiint scatter 'em on the heads iv us ns vou go. Och blatheration, blood and ouns! by them that's hoaly, I'd carry yourself up, from the Mats to" the roof, and down again widout your bein' spilt.' You do it, sir?' returned his fellow laborer; 'I'd lay :; trille you couldn't!' 4jor a pint ot whisky 1 would tlio is J-or a nmt of whisk v 1 would tho is t the likes ot you l might not nu. u jo y take ray ben honey?' l'ait"h, I'll bet mv hide against yer pint, j to anJ that,g a fair lra;lo that YÜU caiVt ... - ln wid your dirty karkas, and we'd tlir'it I 1 il . ' ? i. rearitii as uio experiment may seem, u When two'M'Carlhv, VO divil ye, bit aUy or FU ; SPlll ve" " " " i 1 - . . .. . . . , ! Sure, an isn't that Fd be afiher having ye do returned Mack. When safe, landed he exclaimed: I didn't think it was in the likeä of ye - I ! Cheshire, after the cuid is separated from 1.1 t .. 1 1 .1 . f ... Il i SS for j uvs wney, it is put unuer a nami-piess. kji- , An 1. s- 4 n nil kj llin " lint : r':, oa ,..,aan.U tv-vi.,,, fT, A , i 1 Vi V 1 1 sailinrr. v lien laKtru uum uuuer inu ii.iuu- i i saltin pi ess, it is broken quite line by hand and salted. It is th-' n put into tho cheese-hXp and pressed sli-htl V for six or eight hour?, j t . . i .....J. i.u.. n ,..in c nn rvm li; i ortt. hv t he. rirest : riii 4' .1 .. 1 . powerful and lonir-conlinued pressure, but , , . 11 13 a (lUeallon 111(3 Sl .10 umc 11 UOCa 1101 1 dC'StrOV Some of tllO desired flavor of the 1 - - - ! iCTTbe following' is from that sterling; Democratic paper, the Cleveland . . 14' Thb triumph in Indiana, bv so h A . " jority, surprises everybody out tftate.

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! do not scalu their curd, and henco much j t( t,.e ,;otl.in.eut of any other, or to cherish the in"- j time has Co:ue f..r the i eo;.!e oi" the Cniied States T3T j ACK-S HTM STTOP, XJfl I i li Ö I

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litlt the niVSterV IS all explained When ; ainplv suiiicient to guard the public ltitere.-is to 'the fact is known thnt Governor Wriitiendtl.ep. , r. i , nv, i 1 .... ! secure the an. roval o two thirds ot the Senate

;ana ucui. governor iwiiara nae en , two years on the stump, and have visited ; : every COlUlty in tllO State. These gentle-j man are deserving not only of Senatorial ! but Presidential honors. Tho Democracy ! it t w r .'.l , ! of the Nation ov, o them a debt of gratitude i thev can never pav. I 1 " ÄtTlhO Caiiope, a steam orgar., mm , b.X". delilflltintj our citizens with its music J for the past week. It has been Oil the extra j - . . ..', on its appearance last Saturday, ami all ov-1 er tllG city everythino; was dropped to hear lhe mus,c- c don s I1 t,,c .Cah,P; wi bo of any practical utility, but it would j be just the thin- to furnish music to thJ . . . , . . laro'3 polutca githenn-s we have had this . Unirnex The Caliopo is a Hoosior invention. Ifjcouiot'tec. Corn Cogs. Permit us to advise you not to sell your corn on the rob, but have it bhelled and keep the cobs for your cattle. By crushin' and steaming tl;e cobs, when mixed with cut straw or hav, they make an mirable mess for dry cattle; and if a I1 üf.m.eal h rAM !' ?"v m 'l r mt" thrlV,e well and contribute generouslv to the pail. American Farmer. jtiTlf you desire to enjoy life, avoid unpunctual people. They impede business and poisen pleasure. Make it yonr own rule not only to be punctual but a little beforehand. Such a habit always secures a composure, which is essential to happiness. Xirfteneral Pierco is the first President of the United States who has uniformly refused to drink wine with his guests and ho is styled, in the Providence Transcript, a besotted drunkard, lie is the lirst President since Washington who closed his house against all visitors on the Sabbath and he is called a brawkx, a ruffian, an enemy to religion, and a murderer. iT new translation of tho Bible, making its appearance, in which tho passage 'Be instant in season and out of season' is rendered Be on hand conveniently and inconveniently,' the Observer intimates that 'Go forward' should read 'Go ahead,' and 'Yea, Lord,' give place to Yc3 Sir-ree.' itsTGive me a poetical mind, the mind poetical in all things; give mo the poetical heart, tho heart of hope and confidence, that beat3 the more resolutely under tlio good thrown down, and raises up fabric after fabric on the same foundation. jtiTA celebrated tojer, intending to go to a maske'l ball, consulted an acriuaintanco as to what character he should guise himself. 'Go sober," replied hU friend, "and your most intimate friend will not know you." 9Thß peiisn! of Xfliraska lias inst been taken, and it shows a population of - . . - . . 10,716, and 4,000 voters. The population has increased over two and one fold in a single year and the number of voters is nearly three times greater than in 1855. There was not a single dollar subscribed for Sharpe's rifles to establish this Territory and fill it ith free citizens.

NATION AI DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM . !

ResoleeJ, That tho American Democracy place j their trust in tlio intelligence, tlie patriotism ami schrinunating justice ot the American people. Rcsnlerd, That wc regard tlii.s a distinctive fea ture of our ihtical maintain before, the nient in a form of cov uplield bv the popular the ereed an'l practice ever name and toim, of the constituent; an two .jm-. lioRn-t' the Amei'icanwoiile the dcclarat:ons of in-ineinlfS avowed bvther.i on fomier occasion.in general Convention, they have presented their candidates lor popular STilIV.ijre.i. 1. Tint the Federal government is one of limit ed power derived solelv from the Constitution; and , 1.., n.tj .,f now-iTMiadc thcrthi ouuiit to bo strict- ' jv etnied bv all the departments and agents of the "overnment; ar.:l that it is inexpedient and dm- j !7. - ... .........ijn .l.tnl.tt'iil oo:ititutii!i.il rmwi'is. ', i ill I OU. Iv' v.'.."...'..- I ----- , 2. That the Constitution does not cotittr upon the liencral Government the iower to commence I an lcarrvo'.i a srencral sv-tcm of intenial improvemonts. ' . .... . . ... 1 . - . 4 ....... .....I. . 1 1 Il.lt t.ie ivonsiiriuiou uocs r '.uti :iiil;m.antl to cjinplcte an ample protection of persons and j pi-opcrtv from di inestic vhjleiiee or tor'ign aggress- j j.pcrt; iiitl 3. That it is th duty of every branch of the , (lovernment to enforce and practice the mod rigid ; no more' revenue ought to be rai-ed t! to lefrav the necessary expen-es ot ment, ami for the gradual but cei taia the nnbbc debt. CCOllolilV" 111 C011'ulCllllLrlIl pnoiie a.iau.-, airi iaai . . ..!.. .il-.t-- I .1... ban is re'piired ; f the (Jovcrnextinction of j .i.a.r I b T!i it the nrocceus d' the public funds ou-dit to i besicredlv annlied to tin; national objects ?rcciiieil 1 ... i. concentraieo monev i ow cr,au. e i:ie 1.1 .- .m m the will of the reoi!e: and tu it the re-ults ot Dem- j lIK x)tl , ' . . A ' ; ' , , ... ..,.... .:.,..:. ocraiic leuii.niou in i.in ... 1 .. ..-.. measures upon which isiues have been ma.le between the two political parties, of the country, have i (demonstrated t , candid and r radical men of ail 1 narties. their soundness safety ami utility in aU bti-1 is enable!, under restrictions and rc-ponibiJitic otlloprent:lti vt.,, 1 the judgment of tlie p00j,ie can be obtained thereon, and which has saved the American people from the corrupt and tyrannical domination of the Hank of the U:.itei states ano uom.i c id internal unnroveiiicni Th lt u.;(, pii(,,r :ll ted Stabs, and from a corrupting system of gener- ; ..t :..f.. ...ni ; i,,,,,,:, 1 . i. t r f i.riiKM'.i el eniooaieo ov ju- , feison in the Declaaation ot Inderxn.ience, an. I ! sanctioned by the Const.tution, which make.? ours ! tb.- biii.l of bbr.-iv and the asvlum of the oi-i res ir.p tl.,t:ri:, ü ,v . ........ iCii cardinal m iuvi: 1 0f tp,c Democratic faith, ::nd every attempt tt abridge the privilege ot becoming citizen. a;rl th. .-.w.. j.vi .i-.murf 1IJ trur 1 4 I Itf1 11 1 -:i I'll Will tXm tw rt.i;ixijn4 co:V-.,rnme..t, su en nml l.i i'-ei:i:.eilt ( imiiiC 111 tl CC :'M Hi I - " i 1 . eilont in miners in nid that no re-oect cf pei-on in re.gard to r.-i;k .r place ol "-th; no potty cm justly be fr:;:: t.onal.or in acoo:, aiu- ' v.t.t An ;.ie 01 ' i; ; - wl,Ch ba.--:its :.'-!,.i-:vc orf.:::i.: iti-.-n u-.n rch !:- 0hi11H a:rlat.,i(i,J;.,i Mrth-plaee. Au l heii.-e, a of birth; place. Aul hou.-e, a J jxditical eru.tle m tie: nineteenth century, and in j the United .Sates of .Xne'rica, ap'"n-L Catholics j and f'uein-boni, is neit'iei' ja-ri!i"l by th? pa t his- , toryorthe luture propects ot the country, n r in imi oa with the spirit of toleration and enlarged fncdom which peculiarly di-tinyuishes the American svstem of jMijiular iroven.meiit. licsolc'd, That v.en iterate, with renewed cn . rry of purjxise, the v.cll-eon.-idercd declaration; of former Conventions upon the sectional issue of doineitie Slavery, and concerning the reserved rights of the States: 1. That Congress has no pow er, under the Constitution, to interfere with or control the domestic institutions of the several States, and that such States are the sole anl proper jud-es of everything j appertaining t their own itlan s,not prohib,tetl I.e. the Con stitution; that all ciloitsof the Abolitionists,, or ..tlie. i..n.le to interfere n th oucm im ot . . ..j ..... . i, ......... r. .,t-n ;r.iiii..i.f tin ii. v ...I i tii in t'.r T-.-. to, are calculated to lead to the most iilai niinT and damrerous consequences; and tli.it all such eiforts have :tn inevitable tendency to iliiniiii-h the happiness of the peopl.', and endanger the stability and permanency of the Union, ami nt tobe counti ii.incetl by any friend of our political institutions. "J. That the foreoin pnosiJi:i covers, and was intcd to embrace, the wh de subject of slavery in Congress; and therefore, the Democratic party of tiie Union, standing on this national platform, will abide bv and adhere to a faithful oxeeuti -n f the acl.s known as the Compromise Me.i.-iu s, settled bv the CohCTcss of lv."d; the "act reclaii.ilr.j: fit.uitives from service or labor, " included; which act I ehu; designed to cany out an express provision of the Constitution, caniitit, with lidility thereto, be repealed, c r so ch inked a to destroy or impair its etliciency. That the Democratic party will resist all attempts at rein'winir, in Congress or out of it, th.wntitmii i tlie slavei v ouestioli. lii-iier Wliatevcr ! s sliape or color the attempt may he mail". -1. That lhe Democratic party will faitlifully ; abide bv and unhoM the principles laM lwn in the i Kentucky and Virginia resohitioiH of ll'.H, and iu the Report of .Mr. .Madison lo the Virginia I.eislature.iii 17U'J: tint it adopts those principles, as con-itituthc' one of the main foundations of political creed, and is resolved to carry them out in their obvious meaning ami import. Ami that we may more listinctly meet the issue on which a sectional party, Mibsistin exclusirely on slavery limitation, now relies to the tith iit y of the people, north and south, to the Ctmstitutiou and the Union: 1. Resolved, That, claiming fcllowstiip with, and desirin; perv:itin para mount tiOij and which seek sm ami a and w hose end in civ . . ? l .1 .t. . ...oi I-.. .1... T I. unc i in nie org anic i.iws ediaoiiMiuig nie i enow--...a,.!' Iv'. I. a:, in ml V.VxL,. m cniKiullin r tin', on- ! 1 oo.m.l and 9:if'o..ho;,,n (. thn sl.tverv niition" .... . ... .. 1 . unon which the great national idea of the people of this whole country can reose in its deti rniun'tl conervatisni of the Union Nos-I.ntehvetiov nv Congress wir Slavery State a.u Tebiutort, OR IN THE DtiTRICT OF CoLLMBIA. 2. That thU was the baaisi of the Compromises of 1.",0 conürmetl bv bth the Democratic vnd Whig parties in national Conventions ratified by the peoplcin the election of ami rightly ntlplicd t i the organiznti m of the Territories of ltöi.

world, as the great moral elo- thi. Union insured toil utmost capacity of cui'.ra-; '! , ' L 0Lr.nier I ot in ' the public, that their store house has been recently

eminent springing Irom ami ! ring, in peace ana h irmony, every tuture . iiuti- .,, mimt), .... c" . , t-ot whh com ; 1 nlai -4-a in nlw to outrun the

will; and we contrast it with ; can Mate U..i .may be con,titutel or annexe-!, win, .,ni! .ii:n!l. lot i: ditto, s.me i I I IlflSMUn VIMWl! All riftHUU

of FcderaliMn, under Wh,t; a republican h,rm ot government. K ) lUUIMi

vuu!i sctlvS to it.ilsv Hie will. licxticcii, mat wc recognize me oi me , ' ,. . , 1 u. , . , . ... .' - . m .. r .. 1 : i-v.!' tut. fit) !-t front anil I 'U tcet 'teen, tciiceu, lias ; . 1.. .. iu .1.. .,...1 .,i.t,.i. 1.,. .i.aT.,i

.1 .m.u iM..iv.iitf .1 'm.'- ; I" " .... - . 1,..,.. II ; ,1. ror.tiv rait of; " ' . '

too monstrous lor lae puo.ic ereuuiuy. .eorasu;i,atui ucung im-ou.uu u:c ic.-ny .m: - . , ,,,.,, ,m,,, : " v. "-' r'- -

a1 l . .T . . I x 11 I . I . .t. i.,,..i.t.. .....I 1 11 LWt;'i in a unn 1 - .... '.u .t .iiiiii.

oW, frrr,, That, entcrt.,min these : furly expressed will ot a m-yonty J1 actual re si- : , im!,er, in ?mnlo-. ! FAIK I'0 lMHUICH ASK US. .1 . 1- (!,. I'n ...i tl,.....i..'i ,!.-..itj .-ii.l lilii iwHi'Pt 1.. mini ill their llil'.ililt- . 11 ' .- J 1 -1 ,l- r- . .. ,

cws, me cmoL..oiM... t, v ..v ... , . . - - - . T vmoutl; ; acres ol -o..l ; 1 lie rre.-ei;t r.rm navin- oeen enga-eo 1:1 inc cir delegates as.er.ihUM , a general Convention, ; ant just.hes it to lonn a tusti .U1..11, wi h or j alvant... four mile, Pouth of ; business at this ,. lace, fur a number of years, ami .mirnr to-ether in a s-;.int ot concord, ot devotion without domestic slavery, and be admitted into the at.n.of l.md with sam.- ndvan-1 obtained a thorou-h knowb dire of the the doctrine, and faith of a free rerrescntative , Un,o upont.rm.ot pertect eouahty with toe other o,.;,,,, jif Plvmouth; acres of; niialitV QliailtitV of GrOOds vernment, and appealing to their icho t-itiz t. e. . ........ ... ! !,;,!. itfi:tO acre imrn.vement, house, -rood wa-1 yuailtyÄ quantity OI x3rOOdS

f..i. tlw. ft itmlo. oi then- intentions, renew ami re- ucsoicn.hnauy, 1 uai in lew ui iae coikui.oii . , ........ v ....t ,...L..t. tlatt.-r

him iiim. ii hmoui i.Mi.u . - j-- ... . ... i iif.t'.ee mi'l on ri'asonaioe iei ins. .-naumrj mine - -

r..j m-.-nbj ' t l it 'vii urn () t 10 io!.i:u : t covers im

ri'.i . 1 - . T . r 1, s. .w-,t -.-..a tb. Titiiiwn-tT.i. I.t.-lillTJ 1

; n. f..;.i.,.,...; ; u ;,,,!., ,. I 'r. ;,.:;,. n,,i n iw mrtr vlll ! nraie lt..tu nwivi, an.lt.ocos i.y isty.

s i ii h urn vo'vo'iiuni in i a- u i tti L.i. . i ; t im. i 111 1 w v.itiiv. 'ii' i . . . i

ire ma- and theri-btsof the people. ( etiort w ill I:' ma.le t ir.st.re our si-cen iane in i..e ' ri.'V HPIVl-'PS -WD P.FI) p. . . n 'PL.T I... 1. ..It.-,...,.1 t.fnl-b,.,r,.o,,, i:,,!f..-M.ivt ... .,.1 r . -on w mi tnent 1 liose ll.P llig rL-UijiV liil libM bU 1-1

of tins i ., iu ,i v- , : i " . , . r; : ; ?;. . . ; wni:xcHionn.s,m obe um very muchi

. me l resiueiu i.e. iiu:iii.n 'i "'"" 'i1" i...

. ,... ',..-.,.,... j... I TMimiff hj. n!ii' iMn lie rest : eil will . 4 F -tv!.- : it - --j

the .c.MM.cr.iti.u, o all who r,'gar.l the pre-, t 1 ' f , . , . ' Coo.v, W.nswouri, .V o, Chicago III.

of the Lnionumlcr liie.onMittiiioiias a c.iu -i.--. m i... ... . - -., , c Water St N. V. .. . .. .i i i i' 1 nie i .. I ....-I Jim i , ten nt A li v - 1 A III Ot lv V l '., n iiiu ui. i

issue-ami repudiating an .eetmna. par- oi ,.. ,ct c, , . . . , . ;; : - - , y Mkr!11t & ro. Courtlandt StN. Y.

platlonns encennng lomest.c slavery, ai .n. . ..g ... v , ; I ... , i...ARl, Barclay St N. Y.

to embroil the States ami incite to tn.i- ; ob a.iireseu io uer i.u.ur . . '' w i "j . f.rt l'hilada. lVnn.

mied resistance to law in the Territories: ; relating a.teye waMu all ' - " ' ' V.; ' ' S, nr ,ne Jd,e. Omaha Cih

avowed punvose, if c.tiisumm.ited, must ; dcriul int i.lents ui U.. lite oi je;us ... , ,rv ,.v0. (VrllM A-'t .V.lix

il war ami düiniui-the Ann rican De- ; from h.sba;, .t.-ni u. Jordan to n: t im..." a - .. . f: ,

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.1. That ly tlio uniform application of this Domoratic principle to the Organization of Territories,

ami to the admission of new States, with or without domestic Maverv, as tliev mav eleet tho equal right.-? of all the States will he preserved intact the original compact? ofihe Constitutum maiuhi iutain- ; ;rll 'f i d H j ; : k .I;- - n , r....- . . ! 1 it- ...1.1 1 . .. 1 . . 'i .! .1 ... " -l ... 1 ... 1; . ...... ...... .......T..tii. ..x... 1 v

1 " 1 1 1 1 1 i lvmouti, in the cuter ot iminess. 1 bin iropereni omul' ciii.cn no 1:1 cur .1:1 1.) a hr.-li ntnl sacred ' 1 u , ,, , , . , . . ....

duty is devolvcil vit!i increased respectability upon tin 1 Jemocr.it ic T.artv ol tins i-ouiitrv, Hie party of the Union,to uph 4d au I in imt tin the rights ot every Slate, and thereby the Union of the State-; siiul to sustain riid mlvaliee aiaoii us cou.-titutioii- - . - al l:ieny, by eitiitiiimi g to re.s:.?t all monopolies an 1 exclusive leL-i-latiun fcrthe few at the expense of the m iny, and by a iol ant and constant aihiercee to those pnm-ip'.es mul eompmm-. H's ot the rV... .... .v. . I. ....-.. I .iinu'i 11 fiil ctMiliir niii.Muuii"ii nii.i.i ; vi""'. ... ...... 1:011 as it was shlll be, in c.t'ia-jitics 01 is coutKCted 2. Unwind, That our gcograpnie ca! j r-h:oii wit!i reference to other 2. Rc-olrrd, That our geographical and politiites ol t!H ! continent, no bs.s than the interest of our e'in merce and the dev. loent ot our rowm power, rc.mrtM that we sh-m d hold as sacred t .e J une. .1. AT ...... ... . 1. w.t !: ii.i ll...i.-l...if.-i-m;ihmii-'iiuur mm i--v .... , ...... .....- ing'tuid nr.pori aonut oi no miscon-u ucuon; iney should be ;t plied it!i nnb. niiin-, rigidity. 3. AVAvr.v, That the great liighvay which nat lire, as v.e I a't'ie a ;s;-nr v.i i ne a inns immcdiatclv interested in its m liuteii inee has in.uked out for a fret; eomnnu'.L-aüon between the At- . ii.?.- ... Uin I acme i i-je.::i. c to: i-. o . .-. v stance, .-uvrend. r our ire;.ond( ranee in tue .n ........ t.,, ..lA,.,, f ,.r ...... , 1. A'.-ri 1 h ,t in view d so coriun.um'r.g an ; interest the people of the United Sntcs cannot but sym; :;th: m Uli tue cLo :s wb a oe.iiir maue by t!i peop'.e of Central Anierie.i to re, enerate t vrlaeli covci tied into it.i v.Wn t ! e products raised out of the soil, an-1 the commotl'die.-; civated hy tue intlustry t tue people our Western v -.ilev-, and of the Lir.on at :vj:: Rt?o!rr,l, 'That, the D ,-nioc;-the Li i' at i!!i"'): t.ir.ce in a foliti ;u partv recr;2tii7.e si and c iu;u "eial i;t of ievv, of .1 -; it'e :in 1 speei'v c.'üiMi.'.iK-tti'.l), ; bv m'liu.i v and p.vt.d' roads, throuj-.h our own territory, b"twtc:t the An.tntic r.i..l i ae:lic coasts o . tb-, 1 '!,m . i,d th.t it U the c'ul v of in.. F,-t en 1 this l.'nlon. and t'a.it it H the i.utv f lu-'i rctler.il i ... j ... f.. mt.-v. iiuVci'iimi.i.i io ecie.e .io.a, ii ii.i ii V-HI.-UIU-tional po.vc "a- the ittamrxcnt oi ta il ooject. UNDERTAKING! Wuü i tons re.elv k Bl !VS ti"!451 - y j.t . i 1 rv.aml to put up ti.a.n I .unp. Ui Ua - vam.ed .Metahe 1 ubinir, v. nv.i.tt d to -no kUi., - ... . . A. LOV1). l ,i... ! T..W.I ..th 1 i I.)tlKIU ,1 Ui - 1. "TT d3r A. NT) &n hi inter ('!': 'far GREAT ARRIVAL Gr NEW OUu, ort fl Si " v AT W. H. OGLESBEE c Co.'s BRlCKWTOItE!! Ali 'k'JlK f H K 11 this nielhotl of iib'oi in'n.i: the public that j they are now in ie-e:pt of a very lanrc and wi lltelecie! stock of Spring and Suitinu r Goods, nnoTs it shoes. ciiorivEitv&T. :11V;, ,..,; of i 1 -" ' I"' : . ' ' ' v. " . i. ' t K.se W I 1:11.; ('.) l:ii y iiwui nuui. ;il uiiL()WJ:ST FIGÜBRSÜ As thev are tleterntined to otU r (Jreatcr Jar;.-ains , . . ...i i ... .1.:. ........ i in tn nave ever oeiore necu neai-i ei in uns i-un-ty. Ibipin to merit by integrity of pm-jmse, and a strict regard to the wants of their customers, a share of public patronage. ALL KINDS OK lTvODUCH taken in exchange for (!oods,:it tin' ni.irki t p.ricej. mav'-bif. RAIL ROAD CROSSING! LOOK OUT FOtt THE ENGINE! Ml II UXl)i:ilS!G.i:i) AltC NOW r i IN J lull operation in th. ir new slu.p, at the south end of the bride, ivüh a;:..! snpp.v ot the best ol Tiiuber, Itn, Coal .';c.atid the betot worhtiieii, esr.ceiallv P.laek-sniiihs. who can't be beat at blowi'ti"; fe'vlv tt) i!) all work in theiriiise of buuies at Wacons, IhigLCies, Larriavi'S Vc. Ve xp- t we are local. 1 here for life, and will do work which wilt maintain 's iiinong alcch.tnies :ind others ; thiefore, we warrant our woik tube done ill a workman dike maimer, and v. e nuaiiwhat w- s.,v r!, thissubjeet. RI1PAIR1NG done at short 'no-ice; also; Cu-tcui Blacksmithiiig. AVa:ron Hubs lor sale to, ve. F. S. cS. A. 1. KLLIOTT. riyinouth, Nov. 1.", lw.".". lt rrlnco of tho House of David. Three yeara in tlio Holy City iu tho days of Poiitiu3 Pilate !....... ,.r set T.mi.'j f'l.m-i-ii. aioiiiic. uue vol . . .. - - - ... i 101 n i'.'S. 1' !11 ... dot ll . 1 1 1 , be il 1 1 U I Iv 1 1 ! list 1 .it C I. t IVtce fd.'2.". As thedeunn 1 bir t.rs book will be 1 i . i. .ii . ; ; very large, bmk sei bis wl.. v -h a sttppli ot t lie lirst , edition, should send ahm; th ir on It rs immrd't itc ly. Aj'tiits wanted in all parts of the Cnited States j to sell the above wu k.t. whom liberal ;n hicem nts ' willbeiven. HUDNIiY V I'.CSSKb. l'ltblish-; ... . . ... i 1. I ... 11 III V ! ers. ah riers snouui ie r-t ii' " '- TON, General Agent, 7J John Street New York. . itc t bv Editors of paperagiCing the above, with tins noitce, two insertions, will receive a copy of this work mail, post paid,

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ON C It K 1 5 T NT. Duggv; one set single Harnes; one tin i er. 111 a VU-AM in g-d neighborhoods ! ennvei.ient to sclionl.-s. shobs min an I chmvlies. I 1 .. 1........ ...1 1... I ..1 1 1 .r.i . :t ...l II. tvV'i.w and irill If aold, and those wishing to buy to loeate, or to sell a ..rain, ran find r.o better investment, and no more liberal terms than I will give. iLlso, for Rent: Two gootlttwilliriL'?; one itore room and Ware-hou.-e (the latter lately occuiiied liy Foster & allace a a Grocery Store,) and one small dwelling. Apply at my o'lliee en Laporte street. jmi3-M!tf. " C H. C BUT TRUE! (t& J. D. ARMSTRONG line of blacksmtthiiig can be leite at Iiis shoj in thelatest style, and most substantial manner. Orders olicted. rivmouth Ind., May 1 1?3G 23nyl. CABINET AXUC1FAIU MAKIXÜ! rTIlH UNDF.USinXFA) WOULD KKSrF.CTFlTI.liY ine-i iu the citizens of Marshall and adio'ninu' counties, that h still continues to manu facture Cabinet Ware at his old stand, opposite the ranted to be good. He is also prepared to biuld, ' 0n the shortest iMviMe notice, lo those wish-'ig' ('OKrixs, h,. would say thnt be is prepared at all tunes to let tliem nave me aiuctt' u;n am, .u rirl.nhi the lime pvecificd. and on naw.nhh erwt. wouM rt turn Iiis t!i;iiik for tlie lihoml patreturiiitiS them, Tal Ä TT"?? All those indebted to him, on Note or Book account, w ill save about TEX per cent by suar'.ng up immediately. Plymouth Nov. 1.", '.")." W. L. riATT. n-l-l-v. -P. m -jr i "fTVli J-J Ö WV -fcAND rTIIC rood people of Plymouth, and .Mikhail J County in jrem ral, will take notice that the new firm of CLEAVELAND & IJEWETT, Have received an 1 are rccehina F-lenlid stock of NHW (JOODS, at their new Sto.c II e.s' on tin' "f.rn.T of Center and IiatH.ite streets, opposite the i Post Oiliee, in Plymouth, consisting ot s ill,..- V.-.L. t !i,i .n.i.;k' 1 Fv.filu-r.

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CROCK EU V, TlXWAUE, kc. Are. Tl fiiT!- invitii iorciit: ui-.liiu-'' !fh 1 i:rchae anvid" the above name! articles, or I lir n ,-'i i iiiuii i V ........ ..- -" ; BONNETS, HATS, CAPS i Or. invthiiiLT in their line, to call and e.im :ne their , V ....1 t. ..... .,v..1....r. ki icu i wit iri inn riiiM ii" rii n in k i ti. it i iu i 1 , ; wiI, ;di for ,;lsh or rc.uh pay as , , , . ClllAr A M III- t II1-.AIT..-M. We e.m allord to seil piiwls for a small profit. we intend to be cconomi.'.il and let the coinniunily be in part bein-tiited thei i by. We tnibrace this .;;i..rte.nit v to tender to ourold ctisteniers our thanks lor their ja-t patronage, and liope Mill to be participants in their oil w i.-hr.s and to h ire in tln irnatronam'. And w e say to one and ; a ill ve us a call, aim u we lau o mu yi e ...i- . . ... -.1 . .v.. l. ..." i .. . .: i . . -i . . ..: ii ter ourselves to ii it wni oe no i.oot oi .ui. ( CLlhWEI.A.ND & IILHI.IT. ARRIVAL OFJTIIG PACIFIC!! I.ATEIl riU-M CHICAGO! FACE IX THE CRIMEA!! cr.F.AT ni:' tNE IN k l FAVdavsauoI r FFAV davs aco I n turned trom Chicago, and "jL H,on afn-r, came tuniblid alon OV ALL KINDS; COl'TKK, Sl'CAU, MOLASSFS, SYRITS, WlHTHlTSIf, CODFISH, M. AC K Kit Fl, TOH ACCO, HICK, SALT, -besides- ITiUITS, YA NKEI'j NOTIONS ! : Iu i'n Hess varietv, and evcrvthin;: else kept in a GltOUKKY'STOKH. FKFSII rili AND CAKFS kept constantly on hand. . . I b.ive a.hntted the "r.) 1 rust" s!cni, lielievinp: . V . j, o,y rj ul w;iV f 1,'ir.jr business to f;(ir ,,..,, to purchasers; and will adhere rti.j('.ti j,,, it; alil in order to .itronie fhose who patronize me, I will take in ex'Iiange lordroccri.'s, llutter, l'ggs. Chickens, l'otatoes, lh'csw.ix, Ita üii.I :iU.w i n- ln"lie.-t market m ice lor mem. For the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed j . ...... , on me, I return n.y sincere thanks, anl lt.pe, ly close application to" business, to nn-rit a continuance of lhe s?::tne. Kiiiember the plaee third door on lhe oastsido of Michi'MU Street, rivmouth, Ind. A. VINNEDC.C. miyi:2:tr. C H REEVE, Attornevat Iaw , riymeah Ind. Stocks. Bonds, ami Town property tor sale. (. tliections iromptly LIFE & TIRE INSURANCE Effected in the most reliable Companies on the most favorable Terms. 1 Iv HORACE CORBIN, 4 TTOUNKY AT LAU' r Will attemlto idlbusim IVolessioii, ei.tiaiftcd to his (!omtnou ricas Courts iu will give particular attention to buying and selling La n 1 1 paving luxce, vc. TU mouth, Nov. IS, K if.

J. EROWNLEE.. ................... W. C. SHIRLEY BllOttTfLEE & SHIRLFA', HAYING FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP for the pui'iKise of continuing the business so successfully earrifl on at the oll stand, now occu

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themselves that th-vir vaiicty .;.' . ... .ok.'. .(! Si i,U ....... r,r,.;-. . .t . Or their pric' S beaten. They have made their e-leeti'-ns itli a view to the tastes and wants d' the lite, sind the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Ileret.ifoie bet. ved ntbe liou is p-id evidence of their siici-e.-s. Most of you have kmnvn us from our boy-hood up to the ;.r(-.-o;t h.ive bought pods of e.s are convinced ot our Uv the fairness with which we have dealt with you; and now. tlt.it we have t..k n the v. K o l m a r: a c r ri k t Ourselves, ask our friends in prrtieular, an I the to 1 CALL!! the prices, and v,'GOODS!" And i a wav with the impression that "HONEST COUNEir Is the place to buy Oods reasonable. They have fn hand, and utter for sale, adargc and'wcil selected stock of $mun ami SmiiiMT Dry Goods!! Consisting in part as follows Fl.ANNr.I-S, Satixktts, IIrii.i.ing, Ul.F.ACMEl) MCSI.IN, UAWLS, Cassimkrf.5, 1'roao Cl.OTII, SlIKF-TlVfiS, i'kints, i.at. styi.k, Merixos. GROCERIES. Tka, Cokff.f:, Tobacco, Moi.AÜSF.S, SVRL'I'S, Ai.i.sricE, KlCE. HARDWARE. IIom.ow-wark, Axi:s, QlT.r.XSWARE, r.Kl.IS, l 'l I.F.S. Saws, STATIONERY. Xotk P. run, 1'lHH.iHMP, Chi:ck IiOOK?, Day Hooks, Jornx.vi.s, Tkxs, I.ktter Taper, IIeuraniims, Accotxr IhjOKS, I.E1X.F.RS, Scitoni. JtooKS, WuiTiNf; Flavin. READY-MADE CLOTHING Over Coats, Frock Coats, ksts, Stocks, II.VTiS, Dress Coats, Paxts, Drawkrs, Cravats, Cats, Trunks, Thavki.i.ing Hags, otr. I.i:atiikr, Valises, Umbrellas, Uoots & nor.s, of All descriptions; and in short, every article usually keot in a Dry Uooifs Store, all of which they propose t sell ( it reasonaV!e term-. We will take nio.-tall kinds of 2P ODUOE In exchanire for Goods; and respectfully invite all I to COMB AND SB3 US! Make our acuair.taiice, (vou have not already.) and we will have no lears-that you will not p.uroni.:e Yours, verv Kcspectfullv. HIIOWXLEK i" SIIIRLCY. . ,1(.1lonknowii.r themselves indebted i to the late linn f J. liiownhc " Co., by note or j i ;(n. n;,;,-,,,,;,.!,! it, f.!! immIi.it.ly and settle the same, as wc wish to close tic ; Im miJvS US iil ISÜlc II. I lb l.Stf. l!orPF.r.FIIII)r.S at ! ( I-') ClIAKl.F.S PAI.MK1FS. ' C AlUTiUS MACAZIXi:. The eiict.!at;..n ofi 1 2 H n r- New M iithly Mapi.inejs n-- L,te it- ! er ti. !?'. at alt.' i :e ior.s tine' : :n' e it.s pitb.tcatioii was cii!;o,ienr. d, cid i sie ohi and l';'pit!y mere e in''-. Th- - ; in l n which hi-' nit : .' - :- '.'..: hi'.hcrt. wid ceitt nue to I e pursue i. if w to pre-fut re eheaoer rat ttlarly, in more elegant tires- ;.n a larger amount of b ttev i . ma'cr than lias ever been '.ivca to the puo :c ;u ::nv .... .'. - . i.! !i:i: tnu.ar periowic.ii, eiiiier loremn or some- ie. ni . . . - i . I! i C.ili eiit will lie made up with const mt leb n -nee t. the :mt :ii'.i tastes ot the ' real bodv oi the - ni.'i tc.'.u people, rather than those of any particular i class or proles-!. m. While it will be the endeavor ' of iis c.-nd'tctoi's, in all its. up it tin. i.ts to i.i-.i'ui" ' i ntert'tMita: ut with intruct;. n, special .'are will b P.Len to i xcb.t'ie . ver ih:n tl::.t '.-an il. eju: e..;e otrc..ie.p! iim to any interest or any section of th. country, and especially evrruh:n ; that can olfeud the nio'st fastidious, on the 7'or: ol t:iic or in ral it v. A large number of interesting ami valuable articles hive already been prepared fr tho next volume; the seib-s of Pictorial articles w ritten by the most popular authors and illustrated by the nmst gifte I ami jmpular artists in the United States, exi.reslv for the Iai:azine. will be eontinuel: the choicest productions of American and European liti-rarv tab tit w ill be sc1ect'd for its pages; the varietv, interest, :ittr:i;iv-ness i its euti i u oepiriir.ents v ill be increased; anl imtliini will he ieft un.lon' to merit that large sh ire of public favor ... ... ... . w ith which thus far their entainment has been re ceived. Fach number of the Magazine will contain 141 octavo pages, in double columns, each year thus comprising nearly two thousand pages of the ehoiest .Miscellaneous Literature ol tlie isav. I'.vitv number will contain numerous I'icfori.d Illustrations, accurate plates of the fashions, a copious chronicle of current eents, and impartial notices of the important books of the mouth. The Volumes commence w ith the numeers for June and December: bbt subscriptions, may commence with any number. TiatMS The .Magazine may be obtained of Hook-sellers, Feiiodical agmts, or from the publishers, at th -co dollars a year, o twenty-five cents. The semi-annual volume, as completed, neatlv bound in chuh, arc sohl at two dollars each. Nine volume- are now ready, bouinl. The publish ers will se.pi i'v sixH-iinen luiiuoers giaiiuiousiv io gents and postmasters, and will make lioerai arI rangctneiits with them lor l u. ulating the .Magai zine The .Magazine weighs over .seven and not I over eight nances. The postage on each numher which iiiu.-tle prepaid pi-irterly, is tlireo cents. 41 3E3C03LxX3 ON! WHY TO TII T DIMK YOU'YF. GOT buy more goods lor it in lus line ot (;n.ee..es of 1 i : '.I, , Um.r and .MihIiciucs, I ab ut ( ures ot

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IV, n.YMOCTIl INI) all kinds, 1'aints. iN, C' ' .T i,Vm, in the line of his cy tbls, To. Notions, Ik.oks, S at.oncry, Jew elcare, in the Circuit und rv, Coiifecthun ry ; L'hr t il i N g th.it Northern Indiana; and ,.tnb.ly wants or can want, or will ever ant.jr

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It; 17 1- VJ 2' 22 23 24 23 2C 27 2 2: 30 . . .J..'..1. .:. . . ..' 1 2 3 4' 5 C ; 7 s ii 10 ii 1213 .14 13 n; 17 in ii 20 21 2-222l23 2I27 2 oij j t 1 .' JfXE 12 :: 4 3 j i i) U 11 12 1" 14 13 lb 17 1 11 20.21 22 23 21 23 2i 27 2-. O)0o , ' Dec (X)UXTY FFICKllS. 1). VlXVEIWIE J.Jrovm.i:k, T.MHoaio .TV. .!!( . ! J. F. V A '" 1 kkm i roK, i I.. M MTISON, r k X. !'. rCKtm. J. F. Vax i.wi BL ia";n,. .IV,-: Vi.-Coi.-NTV CoMMis:x:r.s. I). Vaxvaciok, (ioRIKJN-, S. X. ClIAM! LIX. Examiners of Jr-'eiroor, TiiACttKRi .A. C. Cait.öv. CmtTiT Coon-. Ib'n. Tüomas Staxfiei.u Jude. Terms. sect.nd Moii i.iv in August and I Vbruai r. Common Tlkas Cofrt. Hon. E. Eoielrt, Judjre. Terms. Third Monday'; in January, April, July, and October. CointiSMoxEKs Coi nT. First Mondays in March, June, September, and December. Agents for the Democrat. Hie following named (Gentlemen arc rcspoctfityll retpiested to act as Agents: E. Egbf.rt,. . . . .South Ilend. . . . .West Vork. A. Kam James Log ax, , I. Johvsov, Thomas .M. Ixxiax,. . . . JamksIIrowxlke, A.C. Ixjiv, YV. McCormick Ladoga. . . .Zion :ville Yi mia. M.irion. . . . . . l'iketon. Kno. , Sidney . ..Fail-mount. Bremen. ; Win. Dowxky, i Caspar l'ox,. ......... I JoH SoiCK, j Ihvin llitOAiirEVT, Wik ist er. . . . .1 "ippceano Town. Hourtx.n. ...Wolf Creek Mills. .North 1 1 1 1-1 . Locke. ..Slia. ............. C elet i.i. Lyeu ipis. Michigan City. AxiiREW WllISLER,. . . . N. 1K ARSON', David Zkiint.r, AIaj. K. Drown, J. D. l'murs, L. II. AmiRIlWS, rinur DrcoMB, (Jeorge (Jr.vce, John M. Clarksox,. . . Arrivals and Departures Maih to & fron Plymouth. Mail from the Xortli, pin South, arrires every lav Snmlavs except ed at 1'2 .M. urnl lor-art for South at 12'.; T. M. Mail from tlie Soutii, ph North, arrives at 5 P M, and departs at i'., P AI. Alail from Li Toite arrives Alonday. M-.Iiies-ilr.ys i l'lidays, at b P M, and departs Tuesdjy:-, Thm f lays & S iturdays at A AI. Alail from I't Watne arrives every Veu:Hst.y at b 1' AI, and dej arts Thurdas at 7 A AI. Alail from Goshen, arrives every Thursday at C P AI. an 1 d. p u ts Friday at G A AI. Alail from Knox, arrives Wednesdays :;t i P AI, and di parti Tluuxlays at 8 A M. Cardinal Principles cf the Democratic Party. 1. Filial and exact justice to II men. of whatever .t.ue or p'Tsu i-!t;i. religious or iolilic:d. '2. Pi-a.-e, --.nini tvo and bn-t fi it nlb"i wi.ii ail unions; t ntcrtaniin alü.tnee with none. ."j. The ii:h: of tafi-s and TcrritoHcs toaumhi-i.-ter tin ir own domestic .-iff.iirs. 1. Fivedota an-1 ctptality; the sovctviitv cf tho h1". " iiM iheri-ht of the majority to rule when 1 1 a: it in. 1 1 1 v cM'i'esx-.l. .". r.con.unv in :!f public xpenditurcs artl a ci' d tc.-i t ati'Ui to public flits. I. rree.p.r.i of t eli Sen. free.i. ni of the j rcss. Ii 1 . el;e';; ill tt :l.-".. T. i . t "'i'lon f - . .:1 iiiirniitie.n. -'! f iaic.il o, .o. ei.e the I- -i : .1 C ; a:ttlt)v;i. .:! ,;. . - b; 'nit . in . ii iv ; '. .- t '-t- tor ofih-e. T1V. : :. : i.f C..1!. Or ib-lllil I. Alliel Io..I I it . lis. 1!'. t . o is: ecf f.'l protect i o i b.r the 1 1. I.f- of ..!! 11. The pi t'orvuth.n 't tu' ii-iti.ra!:iti.ii b , 1 ti..-iivht i f all to tlie pt: sl'c in. .in and iW pr i ti e .,.: r,c i' .;; ertinu i t. I..T-, ... .. Tl .-c I . . .... .? . (I. .'iT-ui'.N iv. ii .ti.ti;i Iii. i. .jii1'. I' -. 1". Coi.-.nton l.roi',1 raood r-r.- rood ill to all ialiv to thM? of the household td faith. Law of 27ewspapcrs. 1. Subscribers wh do not t ive rxpri R notice t the contrary, are cnsidcred as wishing to continue their fsiibscriptions. 2. If subscri! ers onler the discontiiiuancc ofthfir papers, the publisher may continue to send them until all at rearag are paid. ..... .. .. " ...... l . I ... .1 l ...... !..,. . ... ... . t y r i.t. ip - ....i . j papers from die 'fii e they are laid rcsuiMblf till I they have settUl tlie bill and etxleied the papif di continued. 4. If subscribers remove toother places without informing the publishers, and the paer is -ti!I seilt to the former direction, they are held resjtonMble The Courts have decided that refusing to take paper from the ofliee, or removing and having uncallel for, is trim t facie e ilence of intcntio&al fraud. AT "HONEST CORNER" lTIKSH ARRIVAL OV SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!! nnoM'XLKt; ( siiwlev. Are now rcceivinsr their Spring and Summer supply of tJooils. It' is necllcss to nay, that they re liringing on lhe hest selected nnl LA1U5KST STOCK OF ÜODS Kvcr brou-ht t.i this .M ulct, and are determined to sell as iheap if not eh'a er Üian inlHdy else, when we take into eoiisider.iti.n their long experience in thebu.ines.s-their reputation as husaiess men. an.I their ,teleri..i" tim to do by their customers as they would be done by; but we will say briefly, that even tiling in the line of Spring and Summer I rv God, of every st vie and price Hardttiiiv, en K-k cry, Groceries, Yankee Notions anI in f--'1 vyi ry 'hing suiteil to the w anU uf thu country, can now be had at their Store as cheap as elsewhere, and a call at "Honest Corner" will continee you that "where cheap Goods are there is the place to buv." ' IIROWNLLE k SHIRLEY. niavS"Ctf. VINCENT, H1MR0D & CO., Manufacturers & wholesale d'alcrs iu ANU TINNERS1 STOCK, No. 242 Lake anI 233 8. WntcrSt. CHICAGO ILLINOIS lcbruarv21,C 15tf.

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