Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 September 1857 — Page 2

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T. McDONALD Editor. : - PJ A'MOüTH, IXO. Timrdiiy Moniinjr, Sept. 10, The fiipc disc. Judge Stanfield, in a letter to the South I

iJena Ji(pi$r, passes some severe strict- j lor lnmselt, and have had time to read and ures on our remarks in the (lipecase, which ! reflect for good, had he been so disposed, wo cannot permit to pass unnoticed. The j He could have come out strong with exerJudge professes to give the facts, and col- else possessed of a knowledge of useful ora tho ones ho states strongly for his cli-' labor, and reformed if reform U in him, tnt, and does not give all the facts. land with some money to start again on,

Un arraignment, (iipe plead "not guil- j ty. After the appearance of Judge Stanfield as his counsel (the next day) and f t . . T . f ftfiV 1 "k t;h.llAll- t . . 1 J ii it , , . , i btealing,Gl- Fearing too much leni - j c-ncv. and knowing all the facts, the pros-' ecution proved the f llowin - hyro the 1 court. There was Gine himself-by fir i - - ---------- - .i i . ? iii.li- t the bv.t uresied and best looking man in - thd court room. That he wa? above medi-! urn in talent, address, and ability, fjr his ; age. That he werd to Rochester in the Spring io clerk for Dr. I I ink. That he , , ...... ..-r.v... .v...w.0. , That he went to Dr. Lemon's f Kxpress ' .i ? r . . .1 i; .vgent nere; in -nay lustuay meaicme ana , Tiiat Dr. Lemon was j to tl o the cars. That a sealed package, conaining the amount stolen, was received .at he office for Lewis Rroad, ot Pbjuwu.th, by ! tainin the Dr. L placed in Dr Ls rrivato safe hv I Ui .: rrce ,..,,,:,. ! Dr. L. himself, and that

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: 1 P .,, . . Iranian was much admired, paitiou.any ; . , . p,,.,,. .. ,.,.,.,,:,,;., ,i.n.s w nonu f.r Oovmor, and Co. , ive .,i.,Vn.- eoo-rns . inl ,,.,.. .. , J" : ,rlf Wkn-fU-J bv th r l..r. in Mnh and nny of!.,,, go ,nl.,, Tho r.rmbor in at.e,.!:,, ' hu l"",ud K,t , '-i:-! - f.r U.-ut,,,.,.. 0..,. Tim tr:1) "n- :..'-:iij i:; 1. . 1 r,,.,., ,L,v,, U-fc jXil'.r.äÄS (and Cip. ko r,:,l ,v:h, ,l,o .imc. , l"l'Jt.o. lb. r,,a f,, lures nro ,s c,,n,-1 d (o frm , 20W(). ! t " f . ) ' 1! ,,,!,!!,., C..v.-,i..n , hi,,, , n, f F-'pl,. ; ,1 -.!, : C ,,vonn.,u v.,5 Q;.0eerT7 TJ. rtTOM1 1 etectini a bniMing t try to ,b btiiir.css ! mt l1 "5 l'OKHl..-.!a writ, fct-x-ks bare i;,ilib Minister 'rtcl ' ,S"1,,a W . tin- s-im- .!n.v, .n tin- llJih !-., i.,n,imt--l w-ler..-.! lu Im pab.isb,.,! ai,.l ilia tVan K-. VA OjiU tUlCllbl press matter only to carry from the 1 few months. The reports from Ku- thc aSbC'mbl'. l'0 him. ' vi!M. f-r Litit. (i.-v. ! JACOR KNORLOCK, Chair, '"l'''''''''"

tahu hj the m$ ,;,;, fur it, and Gipo11 conimoivial points, is hrg-r thao it knew it. Tluit (iipe'had a key to the safe, as this time last year; and m short the ! and was authorized to attend to Dr. L.U : rioduced an abundar.co of grain, i .... , .it i , -Ii business. That on the nk-ht of tli0 lnnt arel vegetables, more inu.-ed than will

theft, ;V c. he was et.irtt.ted : h" for homo consunipjion. Ibices ' their parents or guardians destro to send 1 1 ; 4 ' ' ' . j'" ';;V .Z Wiüinly.' replied the Kmperor, 'jump r oliatdcmuties anu accountatd, in Fair-1 CLOTIIIXG, J . , . , . . . . .i i.i i- .i ea aleaüL. I ne coiniutee on aninuu and . , . , j i , f; -o i cnn. OT... 1 r,,..!. n, .,,. - Tf with a mon-v pa-k:.-- to take to the cars. '.dently decl.n.n- money is scarce them; and to make report ot the same to ,..,,,,, , ... t v. , m. comrado, for I'm 1:1 a hurry. Ukl ..ominary, Heikiuer county, XeW 1IAl;',, i , i , . . I .1 . i .1 i . im leii.eats r.a u concluded ii:eir e.xamina- ..-1 i , i i i i YV.-i- PIq Thit llr T f-.rrk.d to tl'i. ; Ii commands a hth rate ot interest, and the county Auditor on or be lore tu Lrst . 1 , ... I he s.ddter was soon .seated alongside . ...c. That at 2.,-clock l .-.,lk.l Giy' only ), pi-eurcl on 1,., and on -lay of UetcVr, in ,a.l, ar. I VVki .'!!" --' fC -'v to- ! ! .. T '.'l' t,!,,V" ani ,f .rWW, ... 1" to.,-.n,l f':1 1 "i ,.n,-.i-. , f ;,.nv !im) undoubted papr. " i ' ''"''.V '.'" '." " "-' , ' , , , , Aof. Smitn, as a teacher of long cxperi-, C01;1-J,,! l-s-ens :nd n. nill t.iico pvat iiloaMim toVJ.md take a ia..A.ig-. of s. m . Ro, 11 --.School districts hold tie ir annual , -'th-r with the mviied quests, repaired to , '". oomrale, said he slapping the ...,......,.; n n ? Mi; t ' n;;.-a-c.,,, ::;! i iviee,, asVe WJ , a from the (, A, cc,,. That V.-W; V.e are n propl,-t. hut the signs ot th , , . , , ,f n.N, . (- h H(,ä1.. .,,!til K,:,p,ptr 0:1 the back, 'are you good tV ;uth a ktuamudon to accomnltsh ; , ,,,, ,, (,;!!, n,;p l!1.,t((,

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the office took out this .",012 package j twelve months, there will be a greater from the safe, leaving sonic ot'U of other s ringei-u-y in moi;ey matters than we have packages that hod Urn re:titcd for, s-.-me icxpcri-Mieed f"r eeral years. 8400 of Dr. L.'s money, and taking the! This part of the country is entirely unone unreceipted package, left the sale and I prepared f.r a cri-is f that kind. Meroffice open, went to th.e cars, delivered the 'chants are indebted to eastern men, farm-55-100 rackaire. rut the oth.er in his r-oc-ket. ,jrs, mechanics ore. are lan-ely indebted t

threw 1.U book to .1,, aul.man, nd got : l i r FiM l on the cars and left, lhat thetc was no . telegraph here, nor train that left before 1 1 j A. M. that dav, giin r him some nine 1 - i hours start on .1 led. tniier tr.dn. Thnt f.,r i days before, he kept a journal of rciivctions ' . . in which he spoko of Ins opportunities to . fete.il, which was found i:i his trunk. That ! - -- -w-- ------ - hilts lt was bulky to stow away, lie gave ; up all but that, he afterwards gave up, i I after saying he had no more. All the evilence in d-dense was from those who had j tai him a fe.w times for a month or so, and littir HOlhin'j of him, and swore that they kr.7 liothiicr iiii,i'ni.t ,. rhrirurtt r nor , i 4l t " . . c , , . ud thev know anvthine- ,.r it. for lie had not been liere long enough to form one, and . i . " i . . i " i r i ' when his reputation followed him it was j one of suspicion, and his first trust here showed him a thief. That was all the character lie had. This was ail proved and argued upon to the court. Here was the case then: Oipe was shrewd, capable and dishonest, with able and reputable friends here and elsewhere. Ho premeditated a theft. He chose an opportunity to steal, and intended an innocent nein tob", rmiiish1 . 1 r 11 .1 . iJ fiml riiir.i.il ii.i- if Ln.iiv tleif if u-mi . , , . , .. hi'ifrnr Ins pmn itivr. Iii Ktol.v fli.' tirf time

he lefc four different letters for his brother mg that trouble, just by making a very trif-! T;c .j,. f.ure5 ,.f piCr ne;Vs has been can scarcely credit th" evidence of hs V ' - - r...

iieie io a i:iau piaeea, speahing oi nia , vu B1 " w uul-5 i Dtlb ished Via .Johns. s-.. . ...... .... Wh.-., ib.. ,,1dWs ..vuliation suh . ed. li; against tl

premeditation, and giving places both east is to our merchants, and there are but few j Tj10 polish ,rOVcrnmont has been mak- i s'lh'r: A"!l lt '"1,J:ie '.s 1,10 ,,v'1 U1,11'".v .j,,..,, s:l : banking cue, .... . ., ' , ,, ii , i . n .e' .3 - 'occasion to sued iresn tears over the, ' , .,, . . ' ;uid west where lie would be found. That i but what could pay up once m a year, if ; jtlg ar0 purchases in Iiohemia for sliip wrM1s 0f Kansas." '1 want to try your skill in guessing, ' " '-. w,n lol-.-.., 1 c,;,! l,a l-r.r.t.f tl.r. l..fr ' llicv would 4. .1 llfilo fprn,m if S.M..1, ;, . i 10 ?. .i i. . r .. ' comrade. S.-0 if you can naino the rank I '"tor ol fcirtc,

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would be laid on the messenger, who had i were the case the r.iercnant could meet his j 'riir T ondon Tintrt tt-oii'dv urr,-.s the though we have not, that m times past it ' , , .. ' , , . , ... . .. 1 lUQ K)'1(lon -l,,J,,o' -o,s Ult- ....r,i ....... ...f...., ......i on re a no, hang it! you re not

no receipt, and that he Know it woui-i Leg-; paper in u e easi, Koep np nis siock, ana , olc.ctioll (1f LrdJohn Ilussell to the peer-: , ' ' " " ' 1 V" " 4 enou h for a cornet.' r 1 .. .1 1 .. r.. mm. .. ! 1... .u, 1 r that there was no law ot Kansas by which . ., . . 1 .1 . n . . ..

irrti 11. hellion anu im iainu . umi,"' u-uiimvi uiv,- uis.i-io..iui h'-u-mui oiimr,- ..i 1 . Mietiei iii tu iiiai, saai me jmneroi 0 . , . , , . J f ,. , . , ii- i t"o-- a tix-1 term ol re- id-.-nee was re iuued as . . ,. . ,. 1 caught, he had the money in every pocket j making business cnemK-s, by collecting by , parli:imout vould be prorogued on thc : qualilication of a voter, by reason oft b-'i-entnl; about him; had broken the package, paid . haw, what ought to have been paid, even ; o3,u ; ;vhie!i, Missiomims crossed the line on the ' ' Ö fare; and the money being in live-dollar ! without his asking for it. ! The failures reported at Liverpool, aro day of eleciii, vovd. and returned, thus; t,'T' ti..., .

;ri ; 1 u t , - n irortion of the tax-payers to pay, unless inie he was trusted. Ik' took opack-,1 1 - 1 , , , . . . . , r , 1 all would pay, and it would certainly be a ige, Ucause it was not rec-ip.ed for, and . r. .1 .i . i 1 1 . ! . 11 g'o.it calamity, as well as a loss ot time toi elt those tl.-at iiiigui had to deteciioii. Uy;, J . .

lefl did it when and where he knew lie could have nine hour start, and had no paliating or excusable circumstance to speak for him. A friendless, homeless, house less, wandering orphan boy, wiili n.jt one to piotect him with no learning with no light to guide his erring steps, and driven by his wretchedness to become the tool of the vile, i at the same court was sentenced thirty days to Jail, fined 810, btjsiueb laying three months for trial before, for stealiii" an old j clock, worth little or nothing, from a school house in ths woods; without sense enough lo know he could not use it, had no place to tike it, or that ho would be detected with certainty. ripe, with all his ability, had well nigh ruined Dr. Lemon forever lanined an innocent messenger, seriously embarrassed Mr. Urcad, (who was to pay tho money to rail road hands,) disgraced his family, put the Express company and the county to heavy expense, and all on due

jPreffiedit:Uion' 1 vhh aMo friends, yet was lined only 8100. and serrtenced to the

; county jail for one year, to waste it in , j idleness, and come out enfeebled and ; worthless, with unconvicted criminals for ! associates and bed fellows with unresteain-i I i C-d neons' for evil thought and converse-1 iionwi:h one long year of idleness, and . an expense of 85'JO to overtaxed men and I ! women to support him thus 4,for re for-; ; mation!" If this is loiric and for re forma- i lion, our judgment is sadly at fault. In j the State prison ho would have been kept j w , ' ! busy and silent. If he behaved well lie I 11 1. 1 .1 11 ' 1 wouiu nave ueeu ireaieu wen, ana na e I had r.o evil associates unless he chose to. He could have earned a trifle every week ! and have paid the expense of his own pun-; ishment. Such are our views, and ice lefor than to be rißt. One thing that add . . I 4 T.h y..r - . i rm l- ( n ( . ii- i - That he had escaped the j,0!,i.omiarv, ; but it had cost him a good deal of money : .1.. U Th, Wo luow to be the fa-t. .huU, Stanlield"to th- contrary notwith-! i k. .mm . 4M vw o - --.- ,. , Ii ' standing; and Ave &av now, as we saia be-: tore, that the s:nlence was unjubt, and will ; cnd to evil and not trood. . Solidary Within tl h't fev week bril; failure ! . , . . ., . been chro::u-ied in rapid succession, j IVii-l.i fl.i li 1 vii 1'. I ! rr 1.."en r..n vil.-d a ' ; ; - - -f : p?neeny souna, areciosea, ior me present r0F sbow that they have a full supply of: Sram 501110 y srave- The b-arvest in 1 the VniteJ States has yielded an abundance. ; hoind tbe fall be favorable, the com crop ; -ill be oxlle,... iU Moek ,.t ol.l nwl, inerrliants. II tlio mcn-hant fa.U lo c!-1 l . l i t . i i r i . .i i , lect hi, d- bts he also .ails to paj Hh-.so to j whom he m indebted. The result is that j his paper is protested and his character for nromrdncss is folio, and in self tlcfeii&e he ! -II 1 I ' -

t o nave nououot times are going to be i dull 1:1 reference to money matters, and the " afo way is to prepare Ijt the worst, and "stand from under." Free .School. i t. i.. i ..v.r.i ..i .... i. ...! i ji seems io ue uouimui auout us iia mir i ia free school in this place this 1 consequence of the doubts enter que ! reference lo the constitutional law authorizing the Trustees to for that purpose. We understand Ju dire Petit retnrds thc law unconstitutional and we further understand that thai Kinu lias oecn taken to tho supreme Court, but its decision will not be made known, in all probability until it will be too late to make arrangements for a winter school. The (luestion now is, what should the i ' liustces 00. Jt would bo wron kr a o have 1.0 school this winter AVe think an arrangement could bo made which would justify the Trustees in going on with the school. If all the residents were too agree to pay the tax assessed by the Trustees, thero would bo no difliculty, and we have pretty strong faith that they would do so, from the fact that tho school tax has formerly been paid without much irrumblino;. It is evident unless we do ! make some such an arrangement, that a se lect school is all that we can have this f ill and winter. Our proportion of the Common School Fund will probably be about 250, which, would probably pay the expenses of n school for about two months, which is all that we can expect, unless we voluntarily agree to pay tho tax. Laporto Times and Union have each a column devoted to educational interests. Wc have a column if some one will furnish matter fo: it weekly.

is forced, although ayainst hi will, to sue ! steamship Arao, from Soutbamp- ,. . ,, . . .i.i " 1 1 hi customers and codect by law, that(,tou Glhf itnyo at an early hour this A. which they could have paid without cans-; jje i

'Telegraph Cable i When the last steamer (that has arrive

(that has arrived) loft Europe, it had not been settled whether j another effort would be made this fall, to ' stretch the cable across the ocean, or wait: until r.ext season. Thos interested in the ; enterprise are more s.wuin- than ever that they will finally succeed. Three hundred; and thirtv-feur miles of the cable was pay- j ed out without nnv liflieultv. At the time j the cable narted. the sea was roucrh. and . ' CD when more wtiht was put on the breaks j to prevent the Cable from paying' out too! fist, it parted, where the sea was two miles ' 1 T. .1 , . and a quarter deep, it is tnougni mat lou miles of tho Cable that is sunk will be re covered. awnidiiiL' committees, a frw Democrats vere cho-n, in order that their acls s n'lt lot,k to - thl! t)' on,,,nS Democrats came out m a car lu ft)rth ,ho aiid -P-'Ctfully a , - clmed iiavmir anything to do wtth th o J o 51 cOIiCOr!1 ?The Louisville Courier leprescid-v i . . .i . -v--.? i v if., u.;.;. .. i,..i. i;,. ; ... .l...f ftiT. Litt x oi- o siil.itiilid jifhur. tlie I lie :n io:::u ;ii 'ituuniiu i.uiuur.'u iniui i ! show ot liorpe.3 lias sd'.ior.i oeen eou.iocu ,p. A.. UnU :nfP, l Iii; .ult :i ia.i it- iii.ii, .n uiu .v- v ....... t- fvallreof ihe oxhibition. The FloTownship Trustees are required by ! the school lawon or before the 20th of September, to take an enumeration of the diildren within their respective district..! j,, live 'a ..v-,, . and the sox to which itich children1 belong exciiulin- married persons, al-1 so to specify to rhieh eongn-ssioital town-; j .i i i j i i i i ship they b-.ong and to what school house to fleet sc-ooi timctors. lien a directod h.. is ,, ,;:,.,!. fvh.. the... oh of onice. to preside :o all the district meet-. tings, visit the school fn m time to time, and tale- chare;-) of th" fch 1 Icju-, furniture, lixtures vvc, and un! -r the oirection of the trusfese niploy a t-acher, and Imahv to act as a m tdiim of communicatiu l...,,,,, ,.. ani, , Arrival il" ihc Arn??0. v ... v.-...?. "r . - i I I II. I I . I . Messrs. lbichanan, lirown Sc Co., produce 1 j,... r,,r &SX) )(y) j iU'.iimm, i'.o vooo-.vKyo. j J. II. Hays, commission dealer, amount! 1 not stated. I Liverpool papers deny the truth of the, i - reports. Tho divorce bill had finally passed Par -

: . . V , j per share was oirerod in London, on the week that tliev would rather Kansas would of the Hon. A. L. Osborne of Loportf, and i t)h) 'l VK.v.NT HKiH VH1CI' e notice in the Con nersvillo Telegraph 0 . r r , , , ,i ir , . . : i -n-..m U,1U'' . . . 1 ,21th, without fmdiiii: senern. ConhJciico omv into llw Lnion as a slave fctate than 1 will heartily upport bim for th- oice of T T -r that they are Laving quite a mu,s about . lhe ene ise wa; ilu,casill. duilv. ; to cm, into the Union a F,v Suit with circuk jJJ1 . n n i n Wo tl L1 1 A1 L KK.J'OICE their County Fair. The Telegraph says j 1 1 - ; any other than the Topeka Constitution.! . ' Kc 111111 lu lo lhc r-CtTlü; that the republicans, by operating secret-j RalCf FfOIll aliibrtlia. , Our information in this ivet U from ' n".xl '1-'' that they i;;ereae the sal- SLsXSZI "-.rC X-SJEIIS i t i ...nv.:, r .... v., ... o others, but the followinir extract, from anes of su??h Judy's to at least 2.ÜUJ. in t . a : i w--.:, ..

Republans to fill every office in their Ag- i The steamship Illinois with the Cal i for- Vu !Iv '! Topeka per annum. MU STOliX -VJJOrK J CLI:, 0J, ......rn..ic:. -,,L..,.i .r.,.v .t"!,,;. r.i. gluUa,,,-?sMn-at?lru,!-r s,lul,,Uno'i Ou motion of C. H. Re-ve f on which 1ST 2D TO

I had done. Afterwards when appointing : at 3 o'clock this mon.imr. "Whik- the nratt innvhle I Vw hich we Ss-1--'v'?. J G. O.b-Mne, and II r- &ifiJ& C.tttfP. 4L P

intor, i. l-m iptilications required : that,' repli,-1 do,,,!,. 1 lained in ! ( ;lPtaUl ('0:,0,:il f Cub:, Vaä 1-ed who hall have resided, and had -his hah- , , cri,, lhi; S(1 .yoir,,. j " J'',. .V f ' 'Jr'.. JTt rrvr l'm"e ' -n

... . . : Lfiiae-e )! that consiiiuiioii is mai any person .. . .... - , , , . , . 1 --

f in the (.iazette towards tho middle cf Sep- itation, domicil, house and place ol "per-; . . ' . r. , ' 4,-u.1 W1 "I"'" " ' " I vucc. thiii..- 1 mancnt abode, in the Slate of Kansas, fur H .U! : ... f i .. ! ll'l,r to w::ne,s the ! " lM ' : ''"' . ,k

levya taxi:;, . , . . , i stx mouths orectdiita the tiWtlm at which : i. " L T "n. . contest hetwe,., Mom Temple. Lau-" c,,u,, Pie,,

that lla,6W,n 11,01 l aFPeU A com-:, , u shall."A:c. This is K"m 1,1 IM,U ' , " , ' ' v . ii-'-s Uamse and Ked i.rd. The, TO XOX-KKSIDK XTS. .,,: .... ,i.. e.... ... . - . . cireiniis'nnees were iiot. lei e-o,;. n H c-l.ll- ,- w-u sod. i,..-l 1 i i h. ...... Int.... - MJ!. ri1 1 i t 1

"" l" UTUU"" UM ouiisiuuiiuii , tho language ol lhe 1 opeka constitution, . f .. kdinii nvcr it wl! 1 i .....v , ....... , ...-m. ,!M (.(,u,l(v lJr.

n,Brt,f httely submitted by the Danish Govern-! which black republicanism would seem to " .V'"!'-' " f f .... lu, : ' ' '-t to go . .n, on m-iiMof Sceiemi,,,. is,:, a ClSe of ' J ',1, ..,, ,,; the soluler received a m.uk ot taol 1 under the saddle, and the others to harness. M 1 :l- "d d..v, d to M.rvor

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it- vvivnioi ii .iLaLiv o c3nti.''.-.i-viii a m. . .

u.imem. 'nentlv proper :n e cry respect lt has ubimij v ,uoi:ars. 1 ne loiiou ing was ims ivsait; '"." nie.., ;m e.ta,...- t.nnidnvt.MJ. until The Pope met a respectable but cold ro- been thojetce of all'the Tvrritorie,, when , Ou Saturday, Sept. ölh, at one o'clock ! FUa Temple lirst; Lancet, second, rXl. ,!,on,iI , m,a urvovor nt ception at Florence. ! submitting a constitution to the people P. M., the Delegates from he various i Ijird, ihtrd. Dams,' was w ithdrawn alter , t)it, thl1. ;llM m.!l!5 f,,;,; A rumor was current at Geneva, that ! preparatory to arplicatioi, for admission, ; townships met in Convention at the court J ot h ..V"1' ' "r "!' ''nn ""'1' '""'h" "'.""''M -f the sur- . ... v. l ........ .-.1.1 1...V. .,ftnb,.r . . .. . 1 i "-0., 2.2t and ,2o. Inisis th- fastest vwilll... i-ctui-ned .to (li- ( ,im,tv Auditor, and

1 ma a. I ' . 1 n nas bib' lm mH III7 . ' I " 1 I I 1 .I I a 1

two steamers under the .Neajiohtan col rs, , " ' V " "V"-' house. I.very township was ,vpree:ueu. ; j cVcr ln;l(1 j the miicd States with UV 1 h '."'" l'! 1 'J ' dupHcntc. and :..r xi ..:n., iii., 1 oertam n-sidenee. If the joactice is just :,.lt:.. p Tl l?e,.vc 1 .1 : c.i 1. 1 .. i-: ... . V ... 1 --llci-t. d aec..i-.hi. t.. I .m-.

c",u," i,um -"' w,t'u;il:a,i,l properasa-tneral rule, it is especially Naples, several chests .f muskets having iust nnd immer -is annlied to Kansas the 1 ju!i nim proptr .1 appn u 10 iv.uw.i, un been lound on board, which had been do-! purpose oi its application there being to , ' . o clared to contain sunr. i avoid the very wrongs and troubles which

Tond.m mom.v ne.ilof u-n ,.-,C v nnu. A a '(i v v. v UH'J Vll.'l y l.VII701'3 closed at "o;(o 9, at Market Lane.Wheat hail deelineu bs p?r ipiarter, sugar advanced Gdtols, cidleo lOj'Js higher. Tea barely mentioned.

MM 1 . 1 1 1 Ml' 1 nlMvl I. lie IS I'I 1 1 11. 11 IO llie IlliflVJ .1 1 ' I ll-v 1 he Porte had announced a willingness r .. . aonm. n . . . " . i for this, because ho has encountered obto resunw negotiations on the basis of the Li.,.,1. .......1.1 .i:nnri.r,'..l nnd

arrangement mado at 0borne. The weather in Lngland had been very brilliant and the harvest would soon be completed. lireadstufls dull and declining: flour had ueciineu is; wheat zayij ja; common quiet; yellow declined 9d(, Is; beef quiet, quotations nominal; bacon steady; lard quiet; tallow sk-ady. Tho screw steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool August 2Cth, arrived at noon today. Tho Indian, from Quebec, arrived outon tho 2Gth. Humors bad gone forth that the direct

ors of tlio Atlantic Cable Company had

determined to ronev ti c trial in October. The reports are believed to be wholly uniounded. Messrs. O. M. Lampton, O. B. Carr andju Cyrus . iield. hud an interview with. Sir; ' Chas. Wood, Grot Lord of the Admiralty, ' on the 21st ult., to know whether, if the ' Directors should accept the oiler ma le them ! for tne whole of the cable, the British "ov-! ' o i ernment would assist them with vessels next! I summer. He answere d promptly in the afiinnative 0j The cable is watited to be laid down at once in the Red Sea, or the Persian Gulf, ! S ;.5 to et 7 rcn 13 I?,Jh' nt J110 .e.unec po.Muie momeiM. juoj steiiing - Hiere is little news of interest trom Calrn, r . . . . . T, , . c , . , c. iiiO sloop-ol-war i-aratoir Iiad u n-' to .Van im; iio;i.i! aonsn was at a-m iw: . : 1 IJltan. ... . . T In the department o hopez JJe ivia, Io,(,'O'J Indians had (lied of fever. CoCoco;c.', ;i,0(JU, and otlior provinces in propor- .. . Mttiini. s had occurred at Ca ;k-.o on bo several American ships. They were suppreyed by the RriiH: frigate .Monarch.. . , 1 . . . I ""',"" -'"' Jd--iib-Xu 1 ; 'y- ' ol tii.iereut ''!a.ie.- and u.'.s.'.-) ot -f , , ... . T . ... . f - J.ouivibe, .pt. o. .e cxhibiii )!i hors S c.osmg iKimiue. i i:e weataer nas ueeu ill h'fnl all the week: no accident has nt-irre'l th- festivities, and thi attendance grow larger and m-ev brilliant from the commencement f the c.hbitijii to the -'h'-' Vniri:.'' , . .... . - ' ' ' IlT- - mmi l led I) v v el IlOi A l.M.ii. 1 1 i D'i Suggeste-l lhat, ir. order to prohibit ilie il : voting and prevem foreign ititvrventionat the i-nauing elee.io:,sit will be w. 11 i remtiro three or six months residence in 1.1 M- "'. . I , V 7 I! , M , :Ul ,u, At this "outrage t.Jt-.i republicanism js horrified, csnecially in New Votk and Ohio, v. here elections are to be held this i'.iii. ' V "VM" 7 ' , 1 " 1 uu'l-l'"ulI1ITlts Y ' have rot "lid tl publH ! "is Hot , Uhck u-publieuiism has als. f .rgofen ! that by their famous Topeka constitution : hix months residence was required as . . .. 1 . . V ..'I...... . 'I'I. . 1 uvliminary to thu' id rlit to vote. : l5" il ,,or 1,10 ru,blic' (overnor alklk s s sucfrestlon is emt- ! ,u VO occasioned wide-Spr cad dissatisfaction I - 11 1 I ' ; i,,.";,:,,,,:, . interlot.ers on the ' - : Atiit tiiir 1 tw.'.in 1 1 1 in is in 1111 one side and obolitionist interlopers on the 1 other side. Coventor Walkkk's xvholo course in Kansas has peen singulaily fair and con..r. ...... 11.. . . .....i.i .1 ... ,1.. I..!.... . . .t .. a. ... OIHV IV .1 t 7 4 IV I lilt I V sjv'vwi. broken down any ordinary man, 01 driven him to one extremo interest or the other in the Tenitoiy for imaginary protection. Ciovcrnor Walkek determined his policy in the outset, and has pursued it undeviaI tj,,y ami ji, inv Nr.Wsi'Ai'hKs in M-iNXKsoTA, There are, at the present Inno (Sept. .) torty-tliree ... .1 I . . 1 .1 t -i 1...1 weekly anu uireo iiauy 110 t.pii'ei iinieu and published in Minnesota. Of these sevent'cn are Kepublicau m politics: four teen aio heinocralic; and twelve are Independent. More than one half of these furythree newspapers are less then one year old. .Nine of I hem dato tho commence olent of their existence within the past two months.

hould ' ifornia in addition to that received from X. ' f-govcrnment (the Topeka Cottituiion) Solved iim a.s luuet, as Ü. Vindge. c , (, , , of tp0 O. - eonstderatio:, of pre.erung h,q. our present Trea;ur wa, nominated ...,; t, It V DrV ' :ni ' U'c h u v n't'r v V ; , , Kan-a3alrceSt:Ueis netto b-3 bat sight and eWt, 1 last fa'd, by n mjei-y ,-o -'-.f UcLuccu, d set- l,.e mining intelhgvnce was Very faver- f.- his flI t" . , ,:: RlvTn, -.

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3 one- J he Americans had nominalst a ticket l '.wiar const. leration with tint , . , ( - n:::ri;i- SILKS, TFIIKnv riMrr r....-,.,...,... '. .ch'd of p..,li:icia!l:5. is it? Themakin-of lnVA' ns :l -",li..n .t u.- law as h now PI.M!s .v,r. tv., .!:; ,V niVr i v,,J

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;ferVe have been for a long time in

possession of an infallible recipe for ma king a lady's cheeks red without jnnnt. For tho especial benefit of that grossly I pe rsecuted class of community, we publish f,v. of -har-e. Hero it is: Place hor.-it.-i w-ndi-tur with her fdceves ,, r"i "d l:P ad ber hands full of dirty ' , . - j"1' .Lejul Sl, .-V t Ü " a Let her beau suddenly enter, and yluwht'j red in an f. ;.-.,! ,f e..u I .i iii'.i.vnu Vina, iioi;.ia luii ieieu this recipe, assures us it his never been ti A I w - recipe known to fail. Try it. tBEEDOM A CECOXDARY" CONSIDERATION. The Kansas He rail of Freedom The paper established by the contributions in ,''a F,eo 1Ves3 i:i Kar..aS"has ; 1 'it'hu'eu repeatedly staled by pro - ; f,ss.Jiy Free State men durin-the h,st few bavo to conteiri. is to nnin.am o lY.iii.s.--, a i re-' rva:o. was ..e;ar1-l ro no a I I C- . 1 1 I 1 .. ...... t . . co,:.i ivra ion witn n.oae who w.-re i::,'riuiich':i! in .wbor i iwp.,- o,wi ..... i- i , we rr" so iosiii2'a ns v it-'.siro nie neoonv ' - ... r .i. .. .... i i - .. p.-..."v.i oi m.u euu a, mucu n-u as c;.-r r . .. - mm t u low .v .loMixATiox:. 1 ne Iowa u 'irs.vrtic Stare c eivention was Tcld n the 20 h of , l ist line.:):, at Iowa Ci v. iL 2s. Samu-ds ! j ;-,.Tii(; oi1,.;.tl Ji);1j Mj:y fv liui 3( crrl(i f..,vi;,j.lto (.Stuart) for Governo. .j c. 33 :molor in : ."rV.f Anuria, wasdriviag ina o:iebors3 G.tbriole!, Ircssed ......i, cf :i priva'., eitlen, he was j ;(.ci-. (ij ;l gyjjij. u-ho. mistaking him f.ir m ':o.M ,f the cls. ivn nest eil n r a man ot the l at in the vehicle. ........ ' . T , i ,1w, i ., t 1 ' Iii. ell tnen, my boy, conitre up your , , , ,i J, , v.-j's. an-t tell in? what 1 had for my break-'Svar-iiiout. C.ep.e. none of that, comrade. Try it again.' I 'Perhaps a Westphalia ham,' replied the l or .11-i-.mjMM-or, who was willing to humor his, i s 1 companion. . . I!..m,. .! n ilt ' cnl 1 tl,..rtld;.. 'Sausages from JJologna and Hockheim - er from the tlhine.' 'itetter than that. D'ye give it up?' r do ' 4 , ,-i.i 'Ojteii your eyes ami ears, tle-n, said the soldier, bluntly. '1 h id a pheasant, bv snnrt A M .jo: Ih'tter than that.' A geneiai'?' JJetter than that.' The lier was now f n fully agitated. lb cold. I :-carcely artieu! ie. ( 1 i ' ii-.!,i:i me. oiir Kxcellenev. Voll are 1 ' -.-s.F ' , J 1 "", was called 01, and was hdk ; , withdrew his owh! by W. M. Patterson, who name as a candinate for Uecorder and announced himself .1 candidate ... ! n,r th'' '' ofl l0:lsure as followcd by Mr. Corbin. Ou motion of Kiias Jacoby, Jacob Knoblock was calledto the chair. On motion of 11. Jacoby. W. C. Shirley was appointed Secretary, and on motion of James Drooke, X. W. Pearson was also chosen Secretary. Jacob Allemni.'ü i.oitl.t 10 1 lilt llbl lo for 1 leeorder was : l1 ... r i, .. also withdrawn, un motion 01 iionjamm llrooke, the candidates S. U. Corbaley and I). McDonald came lorward and agreed abide bv the decision of tho Convention, 11 ' - ' . Urelsford addressed the Convention 1 moved that tho two thirds rulo bo to a ! n am majority of two thirds bo required to nom inate. J. Neidig moved to lay tho motion on tho table. Pending discussion from

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jS o - , me eAi-jHi'-.u oi iiiai main: o i 101.1 jcni-j HKNTV MrXYNDlT 1 and addressed the meeting, pie in her great trot over tho Uuiou Course, 1 sej.iio-i.ua. Dr. LUd'. v

adopted; vmcii was iuei (town. Un call i torvillo an 1 John Poss, Ls , of tncen-; su: v:e.l. for n division, the motion was withdrawn, nei. ' i t,1(N 7' '.ho fdi lo nv,, tl,. Snrvoyor at ... ir r 11 r 1 tile tune alo e iiieiitiolid. and detiuv, ori.mvide The Delegates then retired to consult. I wkntif.?. Hon. (,eo,ge II. Dunn, iWdcfrmm,-, tliciri-ortHa. of the expenses of aM On luruiHir.J. A. Shirley moved that a !ito f hw,,0bl;,,!ll,, W (, ?V' r?iU"

(Messrs; Brooke and others. The motion

was withdrawn. The Convention then proceeded to ballot for Recorder, and on the first ballot, D. McDonald received fifty , , , 5 T r , , , f 3 and S. L. Corbaley twenty votes, ' On moimn ..f Fb-ic T-i-r.K,. n r. j ...... v u.'uj, a, .titDonald was declared the unanimous nominee ('f the Convention for the cfllco of county Recorder. n ' . c n ir i i ,i On motion of C. If. Reeve the Convention unauimouily liesulccd; that in Select ing the Judges of our Courts, we should 1 'J"U lJl'lJ uuuvuuau .ioiihj auu iniegriI", and wc deprecate any show of paid sanship or political feeling in tmdi s-l"--j tioI13f a3 WcI1 ng rcgret t1J insufIiric:Jcv"of 1 the P' ided for such "oiii- : tbat we are sat.slied with the ability stauds may ohm i.iin of IU office bdVe tho ... .XMratto, ot the t.rm for which we chose htm, i!.".'f .!-, b i:i fa'iv ä-iia!i 1 wi.h our f.ne.-i - n.-ri u-.. .,;. .1 ...1 . . . ' t.110 now on:- 1 ; i . . 01... f.... . urer. ana wni ao .1 1 we 1 ivoaoraO. v Lo 0i ct hi:n. X. V'. l'i:A!tsO, jVzrhi-. Cm- Cor-Lio.i;, RiTT.siii'Jtu, r.. i r iafMlk-U "h-:'dy- K" M 'h- : m'':Sl a,M mosl rPJ ' tbo I id ed j if hereafter to have at the head of ! its board of instruction, John C. Smith, A. ' r T . i. i n- . ni i.ue !o -uiar anu ciiieient Dro.iess - i t..iM (:,. (, ,,A .:m i i. . , , !... . r. . . . i.IU,f,w;i- 'iMI I 'is: .l .iT-?1.i.ii.-...I Ii i ,vi.;i- ...... ,i ,t , c - t i.Um ,e tegio. the loss ot My. .rnuli a: , , teacaer among u, we cannot but cimnien -..ii., ,lv .,11,-,, i , the wisdom and discretion of tho propri,- ! tors of the iron Ci'v ( A fr.- in ee-ot,,,, the best talent and mostcomrotent insiruc" tor the country affords. T1, . f ri i 1 lie ta;oal:y ol tiie L!;- ' is lar o-e ,c-jv'- . , . . , ,. 1 I 1 ..I.... I 1.1.1 ll-v ......... t ."..1 ' .1 i 1 1, nee. i anu einiueniiy sucoesolill i:i tie 1 several departments, 1'or particulars s ? advertisement in an1 other column, or address F. V. J,-nl ivs - ..-, ! Ki- l'ittsburg, l'enns I ani i. Hk.ltI,--1 . r 7 c;ruW' litrhuu-rcou.ihf. V. MT "- )olis dotiin.d gaurds the mib.e issues oi a new sis. in i!..itT 1 u at iioMio: 1 cailevi tie- 'ti:1l is a s;;a:r 1.1 t ill 1 ' 1 i.ul the o:li hol i-'i-s i.ae l.o - ' ' !.! II. '.IIprotection in t'ne ivde:np:ion of its 11 e-s. Housks. Tiie a .mf.-i hoi.-is now m-nv j easily told uy Ins eyes than his teeth, in i thi is way After the horse is nine years d a wrinkle com.'s on the eyelid at th ' u piier coner of the lower lid. and every year ihercaf.er he has one defined wrinkle for e ich year over nine. If. for ia-.:anc '. a h.rs- has three j wiiekle-' h" is iw. he: if f .ur, he is thir- : teen; add the number f wiinkles to nine land u un ahv.ivs .e n. S o says a writ"i ;ia l h j is conti 1 i i will i-v-;- fid. As , o eat many f-lks rue l;..r-es tver m e ears ol a -e. r is c ;-i v ti i -.l. j thousand, one thousand md five hundred some time ago, in . Rtatk Uanu's Picrriti: c. vi.i.i-uY. The bills of the new State Hank are embellished .... ri i- 1 with the portraits of Indianians; and as we h.'.ve had many inquiries jnit to us as to who these portraits represented, we reply as follows: . 1 r. 1 o 1 Ox ES. Hon. iSimuel (. Simple, late nieiiue 1 iikkks. liishon Ames, of Imliananolis, and Hon. I). C. Uose of Lipoide. I in ks. lion. James Morrison, of Indianapolis, late Attorney General; and J. 1'. . lr . e r f ur;.,,i .... 1 h l l'l-.;ttho i,n fNN ,nslow,l lr A' ? of Cen - ! J kns. Hon. .lohn p.. ie man, el v enI jtfTKansas don't bleed as much as she 'did.

ur ri-ht -f :u' Lulbl:i JuidresacJ the meeiing) it was

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of this town, and Samuel Merrill, former ' ,,,rh'irayin-tlieiri..itieiMt the expense of tJlca-P.-.cM -oif .-.f tl . vi.... T l 1 . p x 1 , vev, will le 11 tmiii'd fo the r.unty Auditor, and 1 icMdent olthe Nate Lank, late of Indian- j ,',,,,, nn. flm-cl on the tax d.:rlicate,and apolis;both now deceased. Judge Sample's jcellet ted aceoiih'n te hnv.

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biKiDK. Mrs. Matilda Kaltenbacher. of Cincinnati destroyed herself on Sunday mght last, in a tit of j-alousv. .She was

i ; , ' 1 " , V 1 ' ,ial h 011 mar"-'i twojvonis, and had one child. She had become nos-e-nd with ih M..i !,.. I .,..,i i. .i r ... . i i . .uju.iim uau ii.uisijiTf'i his ailecttoiis to a '.sUi.-r of hers rcsidin" with them. SSrli ton IVolKv. 1 J:,,lb 'V A. Chaplain will preach af the c. , , TT 1 . 1 " ll" -North School House, five miles south of I'lyniouth next Sunday. Advertisements. 7T (l(jf) 'VS foi IVdlllo' 1 rLYM'u'TH nj ,iITMril rp f!1;' ,V"-;.,V'' ;1 2 t k"..i Un!. v I.MIil. )'!l.S..i c vfMI'"i,v ini'ii jn: ,.,: ,, C.ftl iJnV"" ' L ' s :;.s.f:i-.-l . if v :l(j -j',;,.,! i': ' V ""''V'; ic 1 ict u- luve evcrv will in'ni:iot 1:1. .m. ;-n r die u., -i' 1 lom -I.'!:. In t O e I 1 , ,-,, , !;ov tlo C"i ! ri:,. . Alonxf.j. S r;rr,. . . , .11 (! 1 ! ".:'., w ..si. 00 . . l.oo io 1. j' 1! ! Kit ;VH,ns.. ' llj Ir? i, We have a niee ::.-oi twent of 'a' Jl. , tlA A'lV : !fn.'s: ? Aur f ill r- v nnvTT,. V' . J Ju I. Uli HI a ae t i'i-- r..-t ( :iiec rj nwi:, smith & co e;.', ,,,!,. r I!';1!, 1,-;T. i:;,f. STATi- OF 1XDIAXA, --vjo. ji.vjj lUL.Ml: ' t IK'll t T T : )'-,lU",lU JUi' L"':r( 'l'r f.r. 1CÖ7. i 17, t -r 'T ''V T ' i ' ' 1 '' f i o li" j-. ie;i-e l Hi viire- . t. t 1 '' I-1--rt- ' l t h-..ia ll-n.. .v:oi!u-I Tcr-fj-s. ) 1.: i ..iiiiiilis n. la- :t-.ve idltT.-.l :c;-e, l.v .I.e.,;. -O. I 1 k :!.. :: ;. v. Ii iv,- fiKd j Xl,V ei.ee !!. If t; hC !:,!.? !. Tel, ;,.,! a un.tv !.;, .:!. " it i: i,y:;i;;.!n;t ,.ilt ,J. ;jt.f,.uj. ;;nt, diited-Tte:,..,, js j, :: lv.j !,.ht of the Stnte !" Iii 1: t.e '.I,, r. ;..;(. ! ,if?,.j ,,f ,,.. :ili"-ui.l ! ' !; ! ,,f ! 'r-nf. ::;:! .:,;,t file s.,nie will e. ...v.niat the next tern ..f :!.e :d;u-,Ii:dl LV.mtof . !li!l..-il l'!v:i.s t- i-e I...'. 11 ;a t'..' coll.t Il-UV ill rh!i:oi.'!!on thc th'r.l ol 1. da y id ( M.-J.,-,- I10t, ;üi.i i:.V-siie a; j;.-:ir.:;lc.id.sii,.,-r op .U-imir tlienn. t;.. -;t;:i..- l. heurd ;a: l I. tv::!i"m-it in his .,!'-! 11 e. Mio: .i:VT. l. l'A'KKI. Clerk t f... . . . .1 '. :. I I . . 1. ! I ' . 1 ... . I .......... ... .. -.1 ,., v ...in i-inmeit 1 HVl. - ' 1 -MAIL Ul l.sDIANA, M A its A ALL COrNTY: . ";'""'" 1 '' t-.o', O -tnh r A ,, 1857. I 'l :.H. i. U. I',i,.,.v, ) ,:!i'!"s- t'bw..r:!i .-1. 1 - ',lH ' 5 ;"u'-1''' ' Comp, on n,u-s and J .lai Ci!ii;".u(!i :!n 1 ; A-diur C. Diu-üt. I pioeeetiins in .t. laenm!!?. Tlu- I'i lint ill's in ,- .it. v.-ri!!;:!,',i rau. JlV ( If io e. in-a- ;;Tt. rji- v. !m 1 in luv t!iee 11 'I!,:,:-""T "n no;. ;i!.'l reee, iuatta.-Ji-e, ii ,, 1 11 a III it III.- ,1.1, d Hi?-, j..;m t ;i!t .i in. I Ai.liurC. iiu ;ii,aren. i-e.v.I. t ,.r t. :u. ,.f Ii, n.Ui ,: th, v arc ,i nenr. : t! e r-.-inii: l.y aüi l.nil t,:lt 1. ,.t, - 111lei-.- n..:i;i !i.!'t!iei;:;j .r;.,,.!.,,.,, i,.m.v"f s-il.l f.,v.n. rt'. t.. mt., 1 ilt the ie.i,!. i:, e ,.f the Mi!.criocr 'atThe iii a 11 .1 i. r iii'c 1 it i-t i 1 a. ... Ml TONOX UKSIDKNTS. r VIU' .pmi:rsu:n ;ki with TlIKCOrx. j oTl"'"11 Tilml,J1ll, f U.oiiwi, ;it I! o eloek u.iii. 0115;, dthv. .!occ.l to survey nnd locate tl.ecorm-rs of ,v u Ji ,nS-K , seel Mil -j low 11. .tl, Kansre 2 Iii in M.u1kiK cnt;iit lndi.ina to niei t on he pri-inises nnJ vontinue IVoinday toilay until all i Mirvoyed. ..... vi...... .. 1.. .-.ti ........... i. e..... .a 1 1.1 1.1 us, 1111 .an I'Miiii.iiii- ."uit-ur4, j the tiineal.ove I.;, i.liene.l, and defray orpnnMo noptlO 4"t.'t. TO XON UKSIDKNTS. mil K V N D K li S 1 (I X KD WITH THE I Count v Si:rvevr will, on .Al.nidav. f bo Sil. d '.vef ru.l.ev. t I o Uk,p. ,., 0fiM ';'v i-pioee I to survey V locate tho conirrn of their U h u.:m,V.l 31, xunZ!?Z moot on the p-rnus,. s,an.Ut.iitiiiue iixmitb today untilall velleeted ;.ccntiii-' tjl:av. isietl'MS : YUTVM cnOMi.KY. KKUDEX KALLV.

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