Marshall County Republican, Volume 1, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 July 1857 — Page 2

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Ktr Sr-i..ii. The Indianapolis Jonm l r al of the ith ult., says that it is reported that ( low V"ilard has concluded to call an extra session of the Legislature some time this summer or fall. VVetawc never luyl sirr other idea than that he would ik tins the first sober interval he enjoyed. At first he tho't he would make political capital by sen ting the inmates of the Deaf and Dumb, Blind and Insane Asylums home, but finding the $ame didn't work exactly as ho expected h lwcr?n tit i'r iwfiali if Tf ia trno lu hiis . , , . . t , some fears about the repeal ot the Hank charter in the event of a called session, but has concluded to risk it rather than oncounter a greater evil. Then? is no doubt much feeling in the Wright wing of th" Democracy against the Bank, which seems tobe widening an I deepening every day. But the quest ion with the Governor , will delav better the matter? The Free State Programme. I rn e. en- .i na tree Mate men of Kansas, says the j W rn v u.ii i Iii : I hicasro Tribune, have chalked out a bold, , - i . f , -- straight forward programme, and are inflexibly resolved to follow it out to lett c i .i -n , ' tor. In the first place they will pay no taxes , - ..... . . Jt. i; i- ito the usurpers, nor recognize the validity of f 1 any of their acts. V . , -n i in the next mace, a census will be imme- I 1 diately taken, of all the inhabitants and ; voters in the Territory. Th . , .. -ii i l i l it. nnlly An election will be held on the M j t . , iVMonday of August under this census, ; , Cl , a i i i ' first for Governor, State officers and Legislatnre, as provideil by the Topeka (,'onstitufion. Fourthly Free Statu men will attend the polls this fall, at the Territorial elec-1 t ion, and secure both the Legislature and j delegate to Congress; which legislature, when it assembles, will immediately repeal, repudiate, wipe out, and obliterate every ; vestige of the acts and appointments of the bogus legislature from the day of the first invasion down to that tim ; an.l commence ! anew.

Fifthly Said legislature will submit to a(frk tdturul speeches, the bad habit of puba vote of the people, the fopeka Contitu- & looking to Wh.ngton for reward tion, which of course will be ratified by an instead of to the people of their respective overwhelming majority. This document States. It was coolly impudent in Joseph will then be forwarded to Congress, and i to tell Mr. M. G. Bright in th ; State House admission asked into the Union. tll c (Joseph) always went to the people Sixthly If the Constttntion about be- whan he wanted office; that he (Joseph) ing framed by the Bonier Ruffians, be sub- ha1 no mone.v to buv offkcs or Pres8Ci, mitted to thc people, it will be quietly to- then to accept the very first bone Blight ted down; but if none be allowed to vote suffered the administration to throw to him. opon it but those who h ive been registered, do-epli takes with him our best wishes; he the Free State men will refuse to vote, just has gone to his political grave, where there-

na they have done at the recent election. Then thc two Tonstitutions will come before Conirress on of them the work of Pro-Slavery tiliibusters; the other embodv-

mg the will of the vast majority ot thc bona Notwithstanding tlie continual rains of : tjet water, a disorganizer of rankest stamp, fide settlers of Kansas. And, further- tjlc pasf fow Weeka, thc wheat crop is rc- a coward of thc deepest dvo, illiterate and more the latter will have the stamp of "reg- 'ported by our country exchanges tobe look- wno,.v unJit to discharge the ilntio.s of the nlarity" upon it, because of its having ! ing fincI v antl promising better by far than ! Position 1 le is in all the different pha- . ... , . .. " 1 ? : .. sea of life a traitor and an mhdel m his submitted to thc people for ratification, by Wrts nticipatevl Wfore thc rams tell, 'i he ti0ll,ihhip.

sniarecriuv wue ui u. or- ; ganic act, Douglas' own bill; there can be ; no rejecting it on the ground of irregulari- j tyHow will the Fro-Slavcry partv in Congrens decide between the two Constitutions? How will Douglas vote? Peopfe will ask j these questions. But let it decide as it may, in the end thc Republicans will gain ! the victory. If the TopekA Constitution is adopted, Kansas will come into thc Union with flying colors, as a full blooded Republican State. If the Lccompton Constitution ia chosen, as soon as she is in thc Union, the Free State men will fortwith take possession of the State Government, and proceed to kick thc Pro-Slavery Constitution into a thousand fragments, and adopt the Topeka one. Once in the Union as a sovraign State, they can do as they please, none daring to molest them. All th "Democracy" will gain by rejecting the Free State Constitution, and selecting the Border Ruffian one, will be the execration, hatred and 9Corn of thc free labor masses of the North, and heavier defeats at each subsequent election in a free State. Cowardly. WkUlikins sftid, week before last, that he would not condescend to notice us therealter, but his last paper contains an epithel, which, he told one of his leky confidants, waa intended for us. This is characteristic of the chap. He don't like to talk oat boldly and fare the miwio, but deals in dark inoendocs, and stabs in the dark. "PiuriMctum Imtitute," another flash expression, in the same article, the aforesaid leaky vessel says was intended as a hit at Mr. Cornstock's School. It not this tho meanest and most cowardly kind of warfare? If h is a man why not et like one? Why seek to hide behind vagoe insinuations and dark inuendoes? The public will place a proper estimate opon a mode of attack so dishonorable and unjustifiable as the above. What has Mr. Comatock done that he should seek to injure hitt n this onderhandod manner? He has the appearance of a gentleman, has nothmalike political bigotry, or given expression to his political pref erences, he entert any , solar as we have heard, since he eaeae among os why, then, is he so relentlessly pnrsned by this

jRf.Tinltro James fWlen, of Fort Wayne, luuf been appointed the Commissioner of the United States to the Sandwich Islands. So say the papers. The Indianapolis Jonrnal say he it- a very large man, very indifferently provided with brains, but magnificently endo weil with asir.ince. He is chiefly remarkable fot having MMN a very extensive display of himself at the opening of the Constitutional Convention, and collapsed into contempt ibility afterwards. With some it may be esteemed us a further qualification for the post, that he once came down off the bench when he was Judge in Allen county, to beat a small man, lame and inoffensive who had the temeritv to doubt something that

. . . . . 'us honor litvl stated. c ilon t know the truth ol this statement, but it not true, what recommendation lias Mr. R. to the place? Thnt is the question. If the subj.vts of King Kammchammeha were given to eat irg human llesh, as n the days of ( apt. ( ook, we would sec OV fitness of the appointment, in the certainty that the honorable ( mmissioner would escape being devoured. lUit as it is not the (MM now, we cannot account for tli appointment at all, except as a reward for the appointee! judicial and judicious attack upon the lame . . , , . , young gentleman alluded to. It is a good appointment, however, in that light, and we hope Mr. Buchanan will make some ! more such. The Military expedition tO Utah, which is talked of, will not talis up its line of march from Fort Leavenworth until the middle of July, and as it will take .-dxty ilüvo tu nvifdi firnat Salt fStv mill tili snows in that region set m as earlv as (Je , ' . . tulx-r, there w ill either be no cxiedition at 1 all or else great suffering among the troops. & , Tlie St" Louis thinks that such an emergency was contemplated by the . . government, as it has advertised for the de- & livery of two thousand head of cattle at the ... j oint of destination of the army; but the u i.i: xi. ik.i ci. ..,,i.i 1 . not these supplies arrive in time, what wo'd the soldier ilo? 1 hey would either have ' to lew upon the Mormons torcibly, or de1 . , I peni upon their voluntarv wiccor. I nler penl upon sneh circumstances we should not be much surprised to hear that there will be no ex- ... i i nthtion to i bih this season. p , .Minister to Berlin. j It is announced m the central organ, says the Madison Courier, that (Jov. Wright I has formally accepted tlie mission to lierün a1 will leave his country for Bright's good about the middle of Jnly. J With the acceptance of this misin falls the "baselcs fabric ot Joe nglit s hatrel of centralization; as he said in ail his nothing to see, nothing to do. rarcwell, ft m ii Joseph, we will mis you the hair balls and ehesnnts at thc agricultural fairs. I sspi ; ,roP'i MllllIt.c Meuwje savu that somi oi tue , wlieat in that region indeed much of it ;s unsurpnated in quality while sonic of the farmers complain tint they Ute threatencd with a large iiuantitv of cheat. This jg no doubt true to a limited extent, but it j W I 'u not so general as to affect the abundance of thc crop. Some persons enertain fears that the moist weatlicr may invite rust, but from an observing gentleman, an old miller ami resident-of this town, wc learn that but once in twenty-five years, in 1840, wa.s there a total failure in crop from that cause. He expresses it in this way: "There is just as slight chance for a failure from rust as there is that you may get hold of a red grain of com when dipping your hand in to a measure of white;" which certainly is an encouraging assurance. With two weeks more of dry weather wc may simply as.-er-that there will be harvested in this county as bountiful a product of wheat as was ever taken from'this or any other soil in the State of Indiana. Tlie Valparaiso Republican says thc wheat crop, in this section, is coming out beyond expectation. It is headed out so heavy, in many places, as to fall do wn, already, with its own weight. It is now confidently believed that notwithstanding the effects of winter upon thc crop, there was so much more sown than usual last fall, we shall have as large a surplus as at any time before. - tm ISSBSBBSSW iBBSBBS The last Democrat announces that O. Whiltikin, Esq., will deliver an oration on the 4th inst., at this place. We have already secured thc services of a competent reporter to take down his speech, and will publish it in our next, accompanied by a correct likeness of the Orator. Orders for extra numbers of tbe Republican containing the likeness and address must be left at our counting room previous to 4 o'clock, on thc afternoon of the 3d. We anticipate a large sale. Already several hundred have been bespoke. y The weather seems finally to have settled. Pern Republican. And paid over the dew-drops, did it? ss nJBssV ssWssssnsfts" Thc corner stone of thc National Clay Monument is to belaid at Lexington, Ky., on tho 4th inst. It is expected that there will be a vast concourse present from all

partü of tho couutry.

Appalling Calamity. The steamship Montreal, one of the reg ' nlar steamers running between Quebec and J Montreal took fire when off Cape Rogue ( and burned to the water's edge. There

were about 500 passengers aboard, of whom a majority were Scotch and other emigrants recently arrived from Europe. Three hundred and fifty lives werelostfSt is supposed. This is truly appalling. The steamer Na- j poison, being a few miles iu advance of the Montreal, as soon as it was discovered the' latter was on fire put back with all speed, j and succeeded in picking up l'JT passengers. This occurred on the 27th ult. Mr. Philips, of the extensive lumbering! firm of Xorckoss & Philips, of Three liivers, was a passenger and is among the i lost. -- . ftSSSBBMi More Lynch Law In Iowa. A correspondent of the Chicago Trihune. itmg from Lvous, Ioxvn, under date ot the 27th ult., iftjsj that the " Regulator s, from Clifton, Scott, Cedar and Jackson! counties, went to the house of a man j named Waiiukx, in Clinton county, and after an examination hung him, on a charge of being connected with a gang of horse thieves. On the same day a man named ; Pfcf, one of the suspeeted gang, was shot dead, while trying to escape from the "reg- ; ulatois." Two others who lived near i Warren's, but whose names are not given, were hung by the regulators on tlie tol- J lowing "lay. Foreign New. The Steamer Inlia arrived at River de ; Loupe on its way to QpnVM and Montreal on the 27th, she bri:irs verj little news of interest. Tho infant Frincess of Eng- j land is ni:n ' l B atrice Mary. The whole kingdom of Saxony ami most of tlto principalities were visited by an earthquake on the 17th ult. The houses j trembled, and great consternation WM felt amoiv; the people, but happily there were no serious consequence. On the '29th ult., 250 U. S. trooj i left Sew York for Utah, to join other troops , , J , , f sent from the sub-stations throughout the m , . , . . couuti v, all of which will torm throe mp- , , , , . , men's, one of cavalrvand two of infantry, , rendezvous at Ieavenwortn, where they ; . will be nhu e l under the command of the new Governor of Utahfl The troops are said to be generally new recruits, and not vcrv f ne specimens of manly gor. It is sugg -ted, that the best way to convert -tnh ;nto a tfliaed community, is for the government to send out grod looking young men 'msWsi 0f soldiers, who would rid th0 Mormons of their superfluous wives. Capital idea. CCT The controversy between the Bright! and Wrights, it appears, will not end with the desertion of the chief of tho latter Section. Bright's friends continue to pour in the hot shot. The Ycvnv Afessa commences a column article, protesting against the appointment of Wright, and of eensnre of Messrs. Bright and Fitch for any agency they may have had in inducing Mr. Bncbaaaa to give Wright a bone to knaw at, instead of the Bank oi the State, in the following manner, viz: We are one of a vcrv large elaM of Deinoorats jn this counts ," and Other portions of thai State, who do not approve of the appointment oidos. .v. ngut as jiinist. i to Berlin. He a dema-rorrue of thc dirw - o u Doubtless the Xe thinks he ii ..nlv trying to sink a "piratical craft,' to un it lo ks like kicking a dead dog. jt-" The JJemorrnt of week before last Mated that Minnesota bad gone lor it- 111 - . . m a m SI . m tv. I he last number contains no correc tion of the error, notwithstanding the cdi tor must have learned better. Is he dc Ill mi ll I ill to adhere to thc statement that the horse is. 17 feet high? Our neighbor claims t print a rrlinth paper, and our neighbor is an honorable man (yOtf rcspectexl friend, Kmf.ps, of Corydon, sent us a copy of the London Times, for which he has our thank? . The Ohio Defalcation. Some of the pro-ijavery papers in this State, wc notice, are endeavoring to create thc impr-ssion that W. H. Gibson, the Republican Treasurer, and not Breslix, is thc real defaulter. Mr. Gibsos makes thc following explanation over his own fignature: My predecessor failed to pay what he owe, the State, by a very large sum. He paid what thc aceounts showed against him, but failed to put mc in funds to meet receipts which he had gittsfllonnty treasurers. These were legally binding on the Stste, and I was compelled to receive them as cash. When Mr. Brcslin failed to put mo in possession of th funds, I should have made it public. My kindness of heart, which, with mc, amounts to positive weakness, led roe to rely upon his assurances, and say he had pai'd all, cxrpt the 9204,000 reported. This was my great and only error. It may have been a wrong. I found it impossible to obtain the amount from him. and it was then manifestly proper that I should resign and invoke a legal examination. Its result will soon be known and by it I must abide. Aft Admission. The State Sentinel in an article referring to Hon. Johk O. Davis, M. C, from the Terre Haute District, says: "Mr. Davis voted for the bill (Kansas Nebraska.) finally, .and crouched, as lie termed it," to the slave power. That is what thc Republican party has termed it all the time. Wc are glad to see that the State Organ of Bright Democracy has caador enough, even at this late dav, to admit it.

AtW John W. Davis, violeut antiBank Democrat, is a Stockholder in the Prairin City Bank, at Terre Haute gays the State Sentinel, lb; mux's organ. Whenever a bogus Democrat tells you, hereafter, that he is opposed to paper money or Banks, take it for granted that he is only trying to deceive you. t3T The Republicans of Iowa will hold a State Convention at Iowa City, on the 19th of August, for the purpose of general consu'tation upon matters of vital importance. . - . i JT-fif" "Why does the Grave Senior imagine O. Whdlikins as personal? If that is the trouble, why G. Wh'.Wkins, it is. Democrat, 18th ult. This frightened us, it did. We shook in our boots, and involuntarily repent i the words of Bombastes 1'urioso: Whcx ver" l;ire these boot- tli.kice Lall Lit et Bombastes face to face."

X-??" "Otoeety mn are dealing out 'eoM ire lemopade.' while 'most Potent, Gr.. ro, and Bcverend Senior.' sits in bis sau f m satftorttm. devising 'ways and means' by which to irrui'i'inp some 'ontrai' in the

way of an official re, ord being altered with- 8ta,k itf to liave comc fr0,, Jl'"out the least shadow of authority, or at Ex-Gov. AVright has aceeptoJ an invii i ; ! . . . l .!ir 1

lease in ine m ist -y aivi supersuuous surreptitious was the word wc used) qaepfr nor'." Ptmcret, IsA ult. The gentleman stated, last winter, that h eilicashun' hal been neglected in his youth, but all can see from the rare style of the above quotation that he was only trying ta "draw" us. Its syntax is inimitable, and should lie preserved as a sample of the flexibility, beauty and force of the English language, when properly an brst ol. XiT Bon. X. P. Banks has been nommated for (Governor nf Af-'isni-liiiK,! t k l.v r i i i . , " an American Convention and also by the Republican. Mr. B. we were glad to see did not, in leetpitng tlie nomination by the American paity, endorse its platform. The Maine Renublican Stale ( 'on vent inn. ,u:..i, i i) -i A- ai w

Tlltvil lll'-l .t ätmUKVl, Oll lllU iLr'l II till., ! nominated Lor M. Moaa.Lt for Governor, ! States Thc ,Wts Are imatetl by a vote o; ;,: to M. Mr. M., ,Jntil j to have Wen n,o,e than $50,000,000 and iifM ,,, i ii i i the loss of the creditnrs more than $40,000, the I incinuati I'lattorm waspubJished acted with the so-called Democratic party. I He is Mn to be an able, upright and pop- At tho f1 Bunker Hill cekbr.ition ular man: I there were 1Ö00 Free Masons in full regaBeaoltttiottfl were a lopMl, admonishing I lia- Five regiments of military marched tbe Free States to be more zealous of their the procession, which took an hour and rights; advising stronger vindication of , a half to pass a given point. Slate Sovereigntv; pointing to the Supreme . r OAA . , rnt n,i i i i i A elsh C olonv of 200 persons arrived Lotirt Urcil Scott decision, and the Dem-J r ocratic Party as thtofttcninfl to liberty and 1 at Fortland, Me., last week under the care popular rule; declaring in favor of all of lie . Mr. Roberts, on their way to TenFederal officers as far as practicable Wing nessce, where thev have purchased land at elected by popular rote, and concluding ;,nctfi .in .lcro by recommending a withdrawal of the Ii-' I re. i question horn politics. Rev. Mr. Spurgeon concludes not to visit Addro"s were than delivered by Hon. this country nt present. His American Hannibal Hamlin Hon. tamo Washburn, I pblisliershave forwarded $1,000 as thc Jr., Hon. oamnel 1-essenden and others. i, e l lL i ; result of three mouth s sale of his sermons

strriigtfc of the Pro-Slavery Pnrty in Ksttsnwh A nftfftarisan ft! the rates cast at the recent election in Cannae, wlicrcin only tlie resident Pro-Slalfcry men took part, with ihn rotes af nrevions" contests, wlum ,lr,riK of Missottrinni n eat over to help their niter-l treed ing brethren, shows not only what the actual strength of the niugcr par - i.;- i.f ,i .1 e c...':.. !i... tj i Bftsmj c.xniii rtiev wi tu uniiin .ii.il have I u heretofore perpetrated. This time, it was well understood that the Free Stat men would not vote; hence anof -r invasion ot Rorder Ruffians was unncce.ssary. They staid at home, an 1 now we know exactly what the resnlent Pro-Slaverv force is not over 1,500 in the whole territory Of course thc figure does not accord with the aggregate oi the registrv lists; but as thc MissonriaiH .... those lnswnre busy at home, and there was no pressing occasion for then, to cross the river, we must excuse th mior notconunguptotheexpectai. ot their friends. T et it now Im rememWed. tlmt. tf a ProRlavery Constitution is formed for Kansas, it h dv u o.k of this meagre minority hacke. 1 no by Stephen A. Doioi.as and the National Administration. Movement. f tovernnr t'ummiiiR Power of Congress to Aboli-h thc Territory ol rtnh. (Special Dfsnssel to the H. Y Tunes.) Washington, Jnnc 25. Governor Camming left this afternoon for St. Louis, on his way to Kansas. lie will return in ten days, and will then receive his commission and instructions. By the act establishing the Territory of Utah of 1850, right is reserved to Congress to abolish the Territory at its pleasure. It providei that said Territory may he divided or attached to any other State or Territory. The act passe I on assurances that Polygamy was not one of the institutions to he introducedjnto the Territory. The vast majority of the Mormons arc not citizens of thc Lnited States. Arrival of the Illinois. Sandy Hook, dune 27. The Fteamship llllinois, with California mails to the 1st inst., and about 62,000,000 in specie freight, is passing this point. She has nearly 800 passengers. Thc barque R. J. Mora arrived nt Panama on tbe 17th with 800 of Walker's men. They won sent to Aspinwall, and put on board the ronoko. The Runnawny Slaves. Yesterday we anounced the elopement of throe slaves from Henry county, Kentucky, on Sunday the arrest of one in Indiana, escape of the second, and death of the third, by being shot by William Mead, one of hi pursuers. Vm have since learned that an inpiest was held on the lody of the murdered negro, and a verdict tendered in accordance with thc facts stated, and that a requisition will be made on the Governor of Kentucky for Mead on the charge of murder. Wc arc also informell by Capt. Claxon, of Carrollton, Ky., that Mead, after pursuing one of Sandford's negroes throe hundred yards, .mght him, when an unknown elderly white man approached Mend, with a rifle, threatening to kill him if he did not release the negro. Mead, having discharged the contents of his pistoi previously,, when he k:!,d the other negro, deemed it best to obey the command, when tho fugitive disappeared into the Woods. The unknown intruder was nipported in the back ground by a young man, supposed to bo his son. Who they weje, or where they came from, ia still nij stciy. C'tt-sinnuU Commercial.

ITEM. A report was in circulation ia Adrian, on Monviay week that the Bank of Tecumfh had failetl. The report has been contradicted by the officers. Those who are not well posted in money matters had bettor refuse Tccmnseh money. The hog cholera is quite destructive at Chicago. The symptoms correspond with those shown in actual cases of cholera. The disease prevails where still slops have never been used. We stated last week that the Boone County Piower had died of an epedemic that was prevailing among the Democratic pnjK'rs, but it turns out to be a mistake. Three fatfe, John La Pointe, Israel Shoiiltz, .J ; I Nueslin, were hung in St. Loüi one day last wo-k, each for a separate murder. One of these extraordinary natural enrioei ie, I gtMi rose, may be sem at Tliorburn's seed store in Broadway, New York. The leaf, stalk, buds and flower are all like those of the ordinary roses in form, but all of one unifo.nn green color. The parent

. , . . . f Tndb,,,...,,. olis, previous to his departure for Berlin. He designs leaving on the 14th; the supper will be discussed the evening before. The farmers in Harrison county, Ind., says the Corydon Democrat, complain of the destruction of the growing crops by the army worm. t a , " The Iron Horse now pursues his way without stop or important deviation from ia direct line from Bangor, Maine, to JflerQB City, Missouri, a distance of seventeen hundrcd miles, half as far as London, in three davs. j ('cn- ('ass declined a public dinner tcnIf hhn' a few ,,rt-vs a80' b-v his f,iomls 'Detroit, previous to his removal to Washington City, which he 8eeni6 to have i t It i f j ir niioil niwvii t an awf i i j " ' i i . There were 27. U00 failures in the United i here. It turns out to be a mistake about thc j yellow fever having mado its appearance j jn ;ew York. j ' The Delcwarc lands will be offered for sale, on the 15th inst., at Osawkcc, KanI sas. 1 m , . , , . ... I ho merchant whodocs not a Ivcrttsclib- , orally in the newspapers, ha- been very appropriately compared to a man who has n lrt:itcrnt mU js , stin,rv to buy a camiic. 1 ' W says it is stated that James H. 1 is left the Republican parj tv and is now acting with the Free State rY.mocralic terfy in Kansas Guess the T, . , A. MW V7 and tho Free State Demparty are one and the same. ) Tlw Vincenncs Gazette says that more t;,,n hl,f of thc circulating " notes of the ranch at A incennes of the State Rank of Indiana have been redeemed. ! The Rouisvillc Journal notices the arrival Li r , . i TT Ul 7? 'luuars ,n m New Orleans, in chargi! of Ailams it ( , i Express, on it way to the United States 'Mint, at Philadelphia. CoL Titus is out in a card in thc New j York Herald, vindicating himself from the i charges of cowardice, and takes occasion to eharge Walker and Lockridga v.-kh the most heartless cruelties imaginable. "11m? war of roses" is at hand. Douglas Jcrrold, editor of Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper, died at his residence, Kilburn Priory, St. John's Wood, a short time since. John Dowling, formerly of this'Statc, and at ono time co-editor of tho Wnbash Express, which paper he and his brother Tom started in 1841 they were then both whigs has been promoted to a first-class clerkhhip in the Indian Bureau at Washington. Two sons of JonxM. Bramwei.l, of Indianapolis, aged about seven and ten years respectively, were drowned in White river on Friday last. The Yallcy Register says: there arc no less than twenty-one weekly newspapers published in this Congressional District. 'Hiey are divided politically as follows: 11 Republican, 7 Democratic, 3 noatral; and from what we know of the circulation of each of them, they must issue, in the aggregate, fully 14,000 papers per week. The New York Tribunosays that a gentleman of Bloomtield, New Jersey, has raised strawberries on highly manu rod ground that measured four inches in circumference. Some of thc largest measured 4 7-8. A lot of new Wheat grown in De Soto county, Mississippi, sold in St Louis on thc 26th ult., for $2.10 per bushel. The Legislature of New Hampshire has passed resolutions censoring the Dred Sx-ott decision. The House has pnrged the negro disability clause from the Millitia bill. Ono of thc youths arrested recently in Indianapolis on a charge of robbing the mail is a son of tho Sheriff of thc county. Tlie other was a son of the mail contractor.

ttlavcrr in Minnesota. It is a notorious fact that negro slaves, in considerable number are now owned and worked in Minnesota. A man and a man of means too, who has once received the vote of his fellow-Democrats for the Legislature holds his gangs of slaves over on the Minnesota river, which ho works upon his farm in open hostility to publicsentiment, but in beautiful harmony with the Democratic Dree! SeoU decision Men have passed through our city with their slaves several times during the winter, and less than four weeks ago a Southern gentleman took rooms at one of our first

class hotels, registering1 his name as mm servants, no nan live ol the animals. The St. Lonis boats have rapidly and fintqwutÜy kvn a wad in part by "slaves from tlie St. Louis market, and some such lie at our levee almost every day. Audit is generally portef, we know not how truly, that a slave is being held in Still Water, and will continue to be bcld in defiance of the Minnesota law, for tlie avowed purpose of provoking another Drvd Scott decision from the five immortal Slaveholders of the Supreme bench. Now Minnesota is coming into the Union as a State. The Repttbltcma have I majority And a working majority in the it J a I i r t . m t'onvtitutionai Convention We would counsel no rash and imprudent measures, but too least the Republican can do in j that Convention, in honor to themselves-' and in defense of the future State will be, to guaiiantec to every fugitive, and to every ftrsoa claimed as such, the lights inviolate i of I lubeus lorpoi and Trial by J in v. J i t us build a wall of adamantine law around the State that blood-thirsty kidnappers cannot climb over! Let us make our soil free and our schools free, our homes and hearts our prairies, wchhIh and wat-T free ' free as air so that if a kidnapper shall pre- ! suitie to invade our Northwestern asylum of liberty, he shall be beaded oil' and hurled back to his native slave den in an irre- ' sistible hurricane of bttMs! Minnesota must bo free free not merely bv non-indul gence in Slavery, but by utter non-cotnpli-Cll III! II, or MSG Will UB llliuoilllt UIC :u i :n k ...... .i ... name she hears ot "the .Northern tar oi ÜH Hcpublie. til. Paid Times, fttsf imst. Another of the C aptive Toinnn Rescii-d. The Equator arrived last evening from Red Wood Agency, having on board M'srs. Robertaon and Campbell, Indian traders of Red Wood and Yellow Medicine, and the Sioux Indians sent out bv Major .'l,o.li-.-oi to MKtnin the cnotive rnnimi Mrs. Noble and Miss .. miner. Ihey were accompanieil down by one of, and the only remaining .surviving captive woman taken at the Spirit Lake Saassacre. r , , " saisa Maianei. It seems, from what we could clean. these Indians proceeded on their march to a band of Vauctons, numbering some 190 loilges. On thetr way they came across the trail of the outlawed Sioux who com-' mitted the Spirit Like and Springfield out-i-i f ii i 1 1 . j rsges, wh.ch they lollowcl, and tound the munleretl body of Mrs. Noble. On arriving among the Yanctons thev found and ,.ir..,.t,Ml iti tun ol Miwv i .:.,r,l,.nr v srwv rwssssar ssvaavaa ' aiuiivii The manner of Mrs. Noble's death was

'i inns, i a iaiicw.n inn ihii, au i w ere in ins lolgc cncamjicd on a large prairie; that Iuk-pa-dutha came into the bulge at night. and told Mrs. N . to go on the outside ol the tent. Mrs. X. refused, saying she would rather stay inside if they killo.1 her. Bhe was t'.ien seized and carried ortt, when she was murdered in the most brutal manner. Miss Gardner is a young g"l apparently ,i , " not more than hiteen, ot an interesting appearanee and melkest behavior. She is lel't in the world anorpban an.l friendless. Her latiicr, monier, sister, uiotucr-m-iaw , and family were all massacred. She has but an only sister in tho vicinity of Fort Dodge, Iowa, to whom Miss G. pri.v to go. We learn that last evening a subscription was started for her, and inaiiv generous donations made by citizens and strangers, who were at the Fuller. This i a commendable move, iu which we hope a i;enerous-iieartel public will reaoiiy respond. St. Puml MinJUM&imn, UM iuat. .1 Ml 11 Condition of the ITHftftls Bankfta A call was male some time since upon most of the Illinois banks by the Bank Commissioners to make jjood their sccurities in the bands of the Auditor, as most of them had depreciated. This we understand, lias been done bv all the banks, the amount neecsary tobe deposited ranging from two to sixper cent, on their capital. .i.:i:t. i i .i 1 ben ability to do this j.romptly we commend as another important fact to the croakers, if indeed there be any of thai in e still in existence. The Bank rommission- . i i - ers are now in this eitv hard at work upon , , . .i r 1 . the duties ot their omce. Illtnoii Journal, Plymouth Retail Jflnrkct. (orrerted Weekly. . AnptoS, dried, "f lb Alwhol Kutter Bacon, hum- " shouldors ami sides Beef, fresh Coffee Com, per bu. " meal "fp lt Cheese, per th (falling.) Egg Jp (loz Klour ip Vh Hides, green, fi lh drT M calf green, " dnr, LjvtiI I.inseed Oil, Potatoes, Irish, p bu Rico, r h Salt, bftl Sugar, brown, lb 19 (Ti 00 1 00 (1 25 12'.. 00 14 fl 15 12 '.,(.( 00 6 " a 9 my.. oi is 60 '(a 00 IV 9 15 18 12'..f 00 4 'at no 4i.; oo 10 12 7 fa 00 M v (Ml 12'..(a! 00 i,y.") "(d oo $1 25 ot oo 8 (' 00 2 73 .1 00 12 0t 14 1 00 ol 00 I ttqientisx' Wheat Y3bu (declined anddull) $1 00 oi 00 White Lead, 2,65 (7f 2.7." Looked L for n lid AST come ! ! at JI'ST received t Uw "UKGULATOR" a new and fresh supply of Groceries, SUCH as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Tobacco, Stareh and Rice. ALIO: PalnU, Oils, Dysstuffs, NaiU, Glass, Sash, Salt Ktre, Sulphur, Brimstone, Copperas, Chalk, Rosin, Tar, Campbor, Castor Oil, Mustard, Perry Davis Psin Killer, No. . Fancy Soaps, Vauderlean's Hair Invigorator, &e-, c., 4c., fcc, sll of which will be sold as low for as can be bought in this market. BT I invite all who wish to purchase to call and examine my stock. J. L. WESTERVELT. July 2, lc7 34

as lollows: the captives .Mrs. pf. and quarter ofcr. ocie.rsagi nssf ftssadii; p . in M.irMiss. Uafdner had ba n obtained from ' -li'dl county. It wiQhe soM at a hsriraut. Euk-pa-dutha, one of the out-lawed raff- lr-"1' p xZ2Z?zZ W . . . ii- i i ! A. 1 . An i I ll I.M..

GllOCERIEr JUST rcccvcl at the "YOUNG AMERICA" store, a fresh supply of 6 R O C ERIE S which we will gcll unusually low. July a, 1857. A". & D. LINDSEY.

NEW MILL, THE subäcriber havi? pnrchied the Strain Saw ,k1 J- ourmg Mill, iu Plymouth, heretofore OWMd by Judge r Skier, h;ls ImS it un ,. completc ortler, witli Entire New Bolts and Machinery, and Intends to make it a FHOS" MtUL in every respect. r.nd solicits a fair shnre of Uic custom of the country and village. He intends to keep constantly on hand tosupi dv all that come. Also to supply .1 y I) SAW TO ORDER ALL KINDS, AT SIIi HIT NoTICK. IL FRENCH Plymouth. July 2, 1,7. Democrat please copy. . Cincinnati. Peru and Chicago ' Ow m -i k . a Time Table, No. 3. TRUNJ I.KAVK. SOtlM I'TH I alll ! I No. 2. Rjsm No. I. Mail and Nk l. OF Pitfctburg l'itt-l.ur fcTATIOX.-i KrsTlst BcfrvsM Chicago. Lapoutk, jCO G) I Ma Stii.i.wei.i., 7 to 7 in U.-jy KsKKtr. . ." .r'7 j :. 7 ::' (,4Q Wtt span! 4 I7t ii 7 .' . K..tts, ; :i " N lv ! ii.o 12 4.'. a. i n:, - 1 Si l M i ia - '. - " n.i'i I MRS, I 1 1 w t wj . i . . . in l ; P rxiOCTTH 7 7 Wfi IX) " 11,30 " --Ji Cbtum;. L'-Ji'i -(i rnrmmt, 38 474 TKAIS. I.KAVK. l(i .oSTH. I - 4 N. 4 MaH No. fc 7. ?Z Exjt. . Hx(vflw Freight. N A HK9 OK STATIONS. Prm nrn; Cssmvumk, I-- IKH I LTMUCTil, M, (( I a m Ii.;. r. M 6 n m 4 t.'.ri j : i : 4 15 4 os - :i 30 - KsnTTfl j i.f;.i( i M 7 Walksst's :t .".'! 1 ifli 53 14 " KAa,. I ll1'-.' .ii dti 7..V2 I nunu" i ! 11 u M? " liRTK, . II-II I l Jtl AM ...! Chicago, June :;n. 6) t' 474 U-J ti;, P.M. II 0'iAyi N. KBNOAIX, Suj.'i. Sii;m riiit' iil. nis ossW, UsBSSSft, I Oil SAJLE! A GPOD FARM of one hsss J five acres, :i!I lence. in; ni .ncd.:iood srchaM, s small fan D KAUM of one liiiinlre! ami -ilrfietv seres i'"lllc IIM1S. Hl! :i veil of excellent water: situated tkree miles W. K. u -,,f" Wvss ftsn, seer she L;i; .rt- nal, i-i ;i h1 aftd healthy location, hounded northerly ly lamca Thom;xH.is, f hi-tr.v.iy letver n.' esterlv l. j..h i and John Rhcinhart's farm, deiner the S. VI' tlu tu, Jim -2f, 1-.Y7. persswe. APOTHECARY HALL flHK infler-i'ivl. having established tlicmI stives in tlie Drue HwsIafsiL a t. , . . . One Ifoor South of 1 i u arils' - Hotel, 1'lvmottili, Iiifi.. iVooW resncctMt rail sUetSHea u tiairiftwi rrostisi BEÜG8, I V. D I C I N K S -r T n Y f- J r B Ä H l v k Ju o 9 ; PERFCMEtlV, i x I FANt V A KTIOLKH; roMI'.s AND imURMKS OF ALL KINDS. TOU.GT80.Vr8, PÜRE LIQUORS, (for me liciual use:) DAi.xrs. 1 1. s. DYK-S H ITS. sVe.i 6rmin:oneof taM 'wt :-nl m n emjlcie n---'s,,!t,,V':i,s ft5r" iudiniin. WclUm r I oarsclve tlwt with our exiK'rienee in tho l.n-iiies, knowJfdp, , h its u.tlil,. w, 3 beatile to render sttlntsion in every reflect. Our K' have been selected it!i cnipiiloui reanl Ui PwUI.nd 'i'l'tv, nn-l any on- pnrdiasin of im i'.'.ii ii iipiii the irrielc ixMiisr as renrecnU-d, ami ,. . ;i . ' , . 11 '-nnl otlierwi.-c tlicy m.iv be retxu-netl at our vxptr.so. WS shnl! sparen-) expense to keep the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT fully up w ith the SSWfciaü of ihe are. anl shall tie cnaHei), liyourarratiKeinciiU, to furnisli Ute profession at all times with the ChoirfNt Chrmienls ind Extra Urdicinea. Our rKronal attention will be given to tlie PRESCRIPTION AND M B D I V' I X DE PA HT M KNTS, and none hut the best of medicine will be ssed in their composition, lj We shall endeavor, by promptness and fairness in all our traiuaactitins, to merit a Iüh thI .-haro of putronage. BROtlKE Je BRO. June 2.', I8-7. 34 NEW STORE A X D New Good! WK have lately opened on a Porto srret, next door to T. A. Lemon V Drag Store, .1 WM Selected Stock of mm föooö0, clothing HATS, CARPET BAGS, AND NOTIONS, Groceries, fcc, &,c. Diu-slock having been liought ou the best term.-, we are enaKed to .eil at the lowest prices. P. 8. All kinds of country produce taken st the highest pricef . is. &, M. BKCKKR. June 25, 157,34 who wantsTmöneyt "jTOTICE is hereby given to holders of Com Orders of Marshall Countv. of Nos. i ponding with Nop. below, of date 1848, 1849, 185. and 1851, that, upon presentation to the County Treasurer, at his office, they will be redeemed:

1044 2099 2472 2588 1054 2153 2478 2633 1177 2238 3479 2113 1411 2428 2574 2251 1783 2417 2580 2480 2025 2456 2583 2575

9589 2731 2634 274 9653 9748 2086 9751 269.1 9698 2716 2816 D. VlNNEDGE, T. M. C, Juuft ISÜi, ie57.-3t3.

knight of thc tripo-