Marshall County Republican, Volume 4, Number 31, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 June 1870 — Page 2

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THE REPIIRI IPAN

BY W. M. NICHOLS & CO. TlfURSDA V. JCXE 9th, ISttmbpi'blic vsYtatb tic k : t. F or Secrrtam of &mle VAX. F A. U OFF MAS, of Cam. For A-.l i.,r , f f9or, JOBS If. MI ASM, mf Mmriom. 9m Tr-umrrr MOBF.UT B XILUOr, of Carroll. Fr Altmrory Griorro, KF.T&O KlCSKlKB. oj F.tfoitt. fcjMrii!' r-M. tuotmetioH. &.4KXAHA C. IIOBBS, of Woyne. Fvr J a. ir of Suprome CWt. Fint JfegnVf, ASDHETt' L. OhKOtTS, of Lmyrtt. mWoml fl.W, J. T. SI. 1. 1 OTT, of Bomro. V,ir4 Putrict, CBAKLES A. MA K, of Morion Fourth )rr.v. M c. fMMM of wMmmm. JASPER fiACk rTTTV Ufor. l.,Bf to tko MiN Of t- Hfl CutfWMMj MMH mmmmmt. Republican Congressional Conven tion for tie Eleventh District. The Republican voters of the Eleventh Congressional District of the State of Indiana, are hereby notified that a Deichte Convention of the Hepuhlican pcrty 4 said DiatrWt will be held at the vd1 igt of WASATtn, WZI)E?PAT. 20th OF JfXE. nett, at 11 o'clock a. m . for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress if said District. The different conn tie in the District wJII be entitled to the namlr of delegates named below I he repre sentatton being based upon the number of v.tea given to Max Hoffman a a candidate for Secretary o State in I8ü8; Vontie. PullOD Importe Newton 1-uhuKi a Joseph.. White .. . Vut. 13 C ... . .6 t?y n ConntH. Lake Jasper . . Marshall Vote.. . ..... 14 8 19 Porter is trk s W. W. iTic.Gne., Hi m. Rep. Con. Com. 1 1th Dist. Michigan City. Slay 17, I87o. Marshall County Republican Convention. In pursuance to a notice and a call of the Republican Central Committee of Marshall County, the Republicans of said coi.nty met in n ass convention at Plvmoullj, June -4th, 1870, for the purpose of norm nating delegates to the Congrc aional, Senatorial, Judicial and Rop resentative Convention to be hold at Wanatah, Ind., June 29th, 1870. At 1 o'clock P. M , the citizens assembled at the Court House aDd "ere called to order by Amasa Johnson, Chairman of the Central Committee of Marshall County, who. after announcing the purpose ef the meeting, suggested that the convention proceed to a permanent organization in the first inance. Whereupon, on motion, Dr. J. X Sherman was chosen president of the convention; and on motion of Wm. M. Kendall, Wm. R. Hess and I. Mattingly were chosen sccretanc On motion of A. Johnson, a com mitte, consisting of one from each township, was appointed to nppor tion the relative vote which township should have in the covention to be held at Wanatah on the 29th ins. This committee consisted of the following gcutlemen : B Jonrden, of Centre Township. R. Schoeder, of North Joa. Trobridge. of Polk C. C. Buck, of German Z. D. Boulton, of Bourbon Dr Gould, of Walnnt Kd. New house, of Green M. Erwin, of Tippecanoe Jos. White, of West H. Atkinson, of Union it it ti tt it ti it tt it After a short consultation, the committee reported the following as the apportionment : Center Township Kourbon 3. o ...... 1. . 2. . I 2. I - 1. 1. Walnut Green Get mar Tippecan ie Polk West North (Tcion it tt tt it 4t m il Vilich report was, npon motion oT I. Mattinglr, aJopted and the committee discharged. John S. Bender moved that a committee, consisting of one from each township, be appointed to draft resolutions; motion as lost. On motion of A. Johnson, the convention took a few minute? recess in order that each township might retire and choose iUown del egates to the conventioa to be held at Wanatah on the 29th hist and report the same to be confirmed by this convention. On the reassembling of the body, the following gentlemen were reported as delegates ami contingents: ,Cenltr H G Thayer, A Johnson, J S Bender, B Jourden, Wm. M. Kendall. Lourhon Mathew Erwin, S D Tarks; contingent H Baylor ITaiiW-S W Gould, II L Smith; contingents J A Miller, Anderson Yost Potl Joseph Trcwbridge, W II Hann; contingents--R R II Tyner, Henry Gregg. Green John Thompson. Union Eli Parker, contingent J Hill. Ttppecanot William Erwin; con tingent Daniel U Wood. HVi James A Corse; coutin gnt Curles Cook. German Ccort;e Coflman, Moses Kiscr. Xotti Robert Schroeder, con tin gent--J N Sherman. On motion of Chas. Wl itmore, the convention ununimouslv ronsm . firmed the appointments maIo. Tbe ! . Ir v j Cbair having anuouueed that it was

jnowin orderfornnypntleman to

offer any resolution which he might offer. Whereupon, . S. D. Parks, of Bourbon, offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : Resulted, That this convention recommend to the l?t!i Judicial Dis-t-ict Convention, William B. Hess, Ksq., of Plymouth, as a candidate for District Prosecutor for the 17th Judicial Circuit. John S. Bender, of Plymouth, then introduced the following reso lution, which, nter having been amended, on motion of II. G. Thayer, by striking otii all that part after nnd including the word ''therefore," was unanimously adopted : Jtesolecd, That in General Jasper Packard we recognize a lover and defender of R p:ihiicui principle, a true patriot, and an honest, upright man. That the coufte pursued by him in the Fortv first Congress is characteristic of a man of sterling integrity and eminent aliilrrV; There fore we recommend him as our choice to represent us in the next Congress On motion, the proceedings of t!i is convention were ordered to be published in the Marsuall County lttrvnucA. There being no further business before the convention, on motion of A. Johson, the convention adjourn ed. J N. Suebman, Pres't. W. b Hess, I. Mattinoly, Secretaries. Thr following dispatch was received by Maj- Kendall, and we lay it before our readers for their perusal i IIorSK OF IvEPRH9XTATITSS, 1 W AvHiNitTON, June 4, I f 70. " Dear Major : Vonr telegram has this moment reached me, with iis gratifying I Intel; ligence. I cordially thank you" for j Ving me so soon of the action of' notify yonr convention: and I hasten to express my thank.s to the Republicans cf .Matliall county for an endorsement which touches me deeply, coming as it does from the friends of my childhood days, and Irom those among whom I grow to manhood. Whether MMN or not at tiie approaching Congressionsl Convenpon, the Republicans of Marshal! county may command such sei vices as I can bestow in the campaign that is to fotlnu-- nt it att i. M much a privileo-eas a dutv to lbor ! with you to secure the success of our t0 - cause. Yours, very truly, Jaspek Packard. Ci.mmnnlcated.l Eoitor Repcbmcan : In ItM Packard was nominated and elected by a majority exceeding bv sixteen vote the majority on the State ticket. Ilia nomination was largely due to the inflnence, and his elecli mtmha votes of the ,1

sJofthc Hepnblican party. He has Tully ! a1 and mot generously recognized their as- i

sistanee in his appointments to ofilce in the Digtrict. Now we are Mated to set him aside and take tip some man whoe hattles were fought around the peaceful ! riresides of the North. And wl v R. . . . . ; cause half a dozen men aic dissatisfied

with the distribution of the post ofhVes, I of inditR-rcnee, and a tangh, he turn and it is feared they will gire him a luUe- Hsi,,e' """'"n. M It is a great way off. wann support. But Gen. Packard has ! mP ,p?ure- I I h ive no p , , , . . i hopes to realize er I sek Heaven " fnends who are proud of his record, both We ask the dying sinner- and he cxin the army and in Congreas, and they ; el-iim. Heaven! thnt beautiful mm&l will not very willinglr or cheerfu'ly ee 1 II ail lost to v,elv- 11 !S fr. to farawav. him slaughtered: and i; is Iwrelv possible LT! 22E re"Ch itS heatifuJ bore';- , , A sa.i pillow to ret a dvin' head uoon that an act of such cryin3 injustice would ; a Heaven lost ! a .lark doom too meet !

cngenuer some Jukewarmnes on the , other side This is not mere conject ure: and I peak what 1 know, when I say that it will be safer for the Republican party to renominate the soldier's friend and comrade, who never has, and never will, forget the men who with him fought, and shed their hiood. to save the j naticn trom ruin. If you want enthusiasm in the party ranks "you will give us I he man we want, the man whom we Know, the man who has stood hy na regard!, ss of rebel bullets, or the mr.re an noying abuse of sundry disappointed i " rhetoricians". 5orae of us fought under his leader ship in the Scutb, ami we want the opportunity of following him to victory in the ortu. Jrk-A. Wai.kkrtown, Isn., June G, '70. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington, D. C. Jane 4, 1870MBMOKIAL DAT AT ARLINGTON. As your readers have anticipated, and may have realized, the engrossing event of the week has been tbe recurrence of the annual ceremony of Moral'.v decorating the graves of the myriad heroes who, remembered and ixvered, "sleep be. neath the clods of the valley.'' The por tentous weather of last week which threatened to mar the sacred pleasures of that occasion, eventuated favorably, and the exercises at Arlington passed off with impresalvc and satisfactory uccesss- The attendance was larger than that of any proceeding occasion, it being e9timatad that 20,000 persons witnessed the ceremoDics which consisted of an eloquent ad dress by General Logan, a we'd timed poem by Dr. Cox, editor of the National Medical Journal, and appropriate music by the Marine Band and a chorus of Mt voices Throughout the day the city wore a deserted appearance Congress Storni adjnurneothe Executive bracches of the Government, the banks ami principal places of business were closed, and sundry conveyances were brought into rcquibition to take our citizens across the river to Arlington Heights. The National colors were displayed from many housetops, and tbe universality with which the occasion was observed betokened a becoming respect for the memory of tuo?e at whose instance tbe hallowed anniversary was created. The animosities of tbe rebellion were charitably buried in tbe impressive earnestness with which one and all engaged in tbe ceremonies, and surviving friends ef tbe departed heroes can ot but feel that they live in a country sincerely grateful toward ber honored and self-aacriflcing dead. The profhsfnn of flowers presented a heautiful spectacle, while the corainoa. sentiment of sad respect which inspired all, filled the I .. til. AMvXMa . V arnklL. 1. Ilia iivnii wiiu cuj'm iwiio ui -summit: iiuuiliny . T. ' n . and reverarce. It was especially a gratif),ng and ,lMnf fact that no gn o

! triviality r impropriety on tho pur? of

any of the ihonaartds assembled, disturbed the solemnity of the occasion, and evi.-y true citizen will for many a year revert to the scenes at Arlington wi;h that just pride and admiration whicl. N essentially an American characteristic. The magnificent irrunite tomb beneath which sleep hundreds of unknown btrivr men. wna literally covered uith floral ornaments of every description wreaths, bonnets, erosses, and fartaata, and Itcruiifully imledded in rr ws was a paJateal board inscribed with these becoming lines: 'Unknown a. veiled within llm lie'rering od. Yet dear u. Liberty and know n f CM. KATCR AI.IZATION. The English doctrine "once a eitiirn always a citizen; " has met with a mndifi.. cation amounting to ahrogntion. so fras this country is concerned, in the treaty recently negotiated by Lord ( l irendon and il Dister Motlev, by which Great Britain places the nHuralized American citizen on the sime faoting with tho native citizen on British soil. But bv the terms of the treaty citizens of either contracting party, returning to their own country arc 1 'Illing , .II liable to prosecution fir erbn p?rpetrr - iawl . e. ted anterior to their naturalization Alter a residence of five years in the country naturalizing them, citizens are rot luble to military service in their original conns try, exeunt in cases of desertion from the organized military or naval servite. TAXATION. It seems probable that the Commtfee on Ways and .Means will report changes in the tax bill in respect to the mmner of collecting the whiskey tax without, in efft ct, raising or lowering the tax. The attempt in the House to ch ngethe special tax on wlflesale liquor dealers, fixed i.t fifty dollar, failed. There is no probability of the Committee's tailing in with the proposition of the tobacco dealers to render a uniform tax of sixteen cents per pound on tobacco. C i.VinE.MlOXAL NOTES. It is not improbable that Congress may get ready to adjourn .is early as the llth of July. The general appropriation hi IIa are in such an advanced stage aa to admit of their beings passed soon But few of th many bills now in committee are of a P'essin? baracter. T,,e bas sig gned the bill in en forcement of the 1.1th amendment --also ,he ni,Mo facilitate the construction of the Aorlhren r.icific Hailroad. ltcpr. Rentatives of the company were in tho city this week making preparations to !egin the work, the eastern pot tion J which will he procemted wkh vigor dining the coming summer. Eow far i it to Heaven: I TrvTI- f., -1 t . wn nt-ns,; ami wp raie oc.r t vp !k 'hi,U.,ti W al 've' Peering tb.o.teb ii - V 'Mil.'. !... I n- sun a silent ennrse till lost from view behind inc ";oki and purple horizon. and tlif starrmne fonh. one hv one. f'nmi tlieir clouds draped eoneh. and the rilvcr moon -.'li.h'fl nl'Hifr it midnight path, yet th re cOKMs no rc7poin;e aave UK; eellO of our own VOiee. IIOW far'' how far' We nk the child at plnv. and the njwer is : " What Ilea ful home ? Xnf far. It is jnat 'evnnd the i afarrv kies: Tor rnl sees nie and k-, mv i nnlp nr-iv or ' "CS I nynnipie prayer. V ( itSK I ii' nT'l one wl.noo form t. SSmT Z "3 JZ.11! weaiy steps and 1 wiil pass the pearly i",f,r ear's f re tolled to win a rrown. 3Iy journey is short. I am almost Üttrs." We ask Ihn iittrnm r". Iit .n ant smile lights up his f ountenanc, as he 7 "nirnuirs, 4 It h just yonder I ..i iuc .n;.- vhuts now ji. aven I a tt l f Uli rt tl.n - I 1 a is not far to the trust.:.!: child of Faith " We a-k the thoughtless. With a acoff ell might the heart perish in sneuish tMm .1.. ..- i e- .. ..to. icniiri, n;re yrrn ever aiven a thought to t his .p.'stion? Perhaps many enre not to know. Heaven may hn. far off, or at ttna moment von may le almost wiiliin sound of the He-ivenlv ine5en.rpr. or; like the comet that Is wandering from law Min. inc reat eentre or ntfnetion. po in ay you ne wimdering from Heaven, and defined alwayf to yytirt The Ih nrth and llomr, gives the Tol. lowing remedial for the Potatoe Bog First. Capturing and destnovin fhmn. An interestne acconn t of Mr. Gag' etrngirle with them mav lie found in the Mu '''gn A?ricultttral Rejvrt, pp. 1 7 j . 184 lie toustht them bv h:i.d hut WH4 nt luct eonipel led to give over bv reason of their multitude. When jtthcred In a pan, they are often destroyed hy pouring hot water upon them: but in such eases the fumes have sometimes been found poisonous. A Machine har been contrived which may le dragged .long the tows, and by a properly adjusted reed, knocks the bugs into receptacles prepared Tor them. tfccm.d. A dustimr of the viues (while moist with new) wf h Pari gr n, or with white hellebore, has in nnuv instances, proved efficacious. Third. The plant inc some special sort of potatoes Which the bug is foun i to prefer will fre qa fully save an adjoining crop since this pirate Is found to be very strong in his prejudices. The main hope of ultimate relief must cotne, however, we suspect, from he multiplication of parasites. Of what, these sre. and what their hab u, we 6haM make authoritative mentiou in an early paper. Henry Ward Beecher on Marriage In a recent lecture upon " The House hold," Henry Ward Bacher made the following remarks on love and marraee: " As it is, in the growing laxity of public conscience, rairriag'! Is growing like a mountain pool between two cascades. Men plunge into it hcadlorg fr?2 above whin round the epaikling cucle for an hour, and then plunge ont of it again ami go on tbeir boisterous am! troubled wav. This is the way of animal life. The Lont 's way is the way o( self sacrifice. The household is God's school, where two hearts are to be shut up and forbid len to go ont until they have adjusted all their difference, and tbc' fliey will not w ili to go ont. There U an impression of many that the family of our day and land have degenerated. 1 think it neither Impaired nor degenerated.' It was never so full of goodness, never so strong, to pure, and so fa!l of promise as to day. Women are more generally educated than men. It is for the sake of the household that t plead for a largar liberty and a nobler power to be conferred upon women. It is not to drive out woman into public spheres, and make her walk on the platform etcm ally. If fome have no care for the house, hold, let them luve their liberty, but there will always be abidere at borne, and we plead for their larger culture, because at hjome the children will roap the advantage which comes fioni a nobler intelligence of womanhood. Tr GwtATaar JptxrK.Tho lawyer can place a tenant, empanel a jury, box a witness, bore the conrt, chisel a client, augur the gains, floor a witness, cut his board, nail the case, hammer the desk, tile bis bill, an 1 shave a w hole community

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Notice to a Non-Resident-STATK OF INT! N . I T th rirnl Conrt. MAKSULLj orNTV. Augmt Icrin, HJ70. William V I , .,r, ) a. !- Forfctofnrc. Sl.nin M. t'mWr.j Tho pln'ntlfT In th l.nr, ntitlnd rann.. 1. hl ltnrn4T,hw tHin air nftW hi complaint npaln't Xhi iWfrmlnnt. int it niqirinr lv tho aflMaflf f( Caaipvtl Ml Mron lhat Mm .lt-fkndaiit. WilHalM Mran. in a non-niioVnt nr tho Hate tf Indiana ! ho ta h.T.-i.y notirt-'l of tho Qlinti ami en1onc; ! mW ronipUint ainat him. anl nntpaa he appear and wwjr thi-retn at the Tallin f aald rana the flint d:y of aid term of aaH roitrt. t le hoenn and Held at the -nrt hoimp in th t"n of I'It. Biuath, . o.mly of Mtrahall. and tfate of Indiana in the flrnt Mendar In A Mar, IfTi, nahi complaint aud the matter and thing therein alltged, will N' heard and determined in Mi aWr J WIN C ( 1 S1IMAK, Clerk. Pti i II i pa A .Tolmson, ultT attyn. jo 'j-it. Notice in Bankruptcy. DUirid Court of the Fnited States, or the District of Irldi'tna, In the matter of J. din KrcnfWk and Ct arle IT. Phoeml."r, Rankrnp. a warrant in lnkriipirv hl' öeen iaonod l the aid Court aeainat llie listet of r.r. !., k Hnd .-InmkT oi th- eaantv mi .Mtmhall. of tho State of Indiana, in antd lilii' I. adjiHlifod aakraptl n,on the fvfjrii.n of tlo-ir Cr. dilor: and the payment of an del.t ar.d the neitTorr ornv pro crt t !! I mnta t- them or tm their nae. and the Trai ier uf .. ... . i ii. . k I "nT., r",Mr".v kr J. lw;4 j I1)f ,.fi,e rr.-d.tor. of uid Imnkrnpf to prove i "'''ir and .-noo. n.. r mom A.iru.. uf !hr ". '" h'ld ofBamkrnptc.. j to he holdr-i ,n Valparaiso, in md PUiriit. n the it .lav mf July, a. l. lara, at in oVlnek. .. ml the offl -e of Atron tJiimey, Mtm., ! of I ho KegUUrs in Rxnkrtiptrv . MM. J. M'OONF.R. U. S Mar.h.i.. llist. uf Indiana, Men encer n30 2t. Notice in Bankruptcy. Dixfrirf Court offfr United State, for thr mtrint of Nmh. In the nnfi. r f C,rif inn Malansr. Rinkiri t. warrant in baakrnpc ; hia heon iaaued It the "Hi Cnrt arain-t tho K-ut af ffttilallaa llaa langer, of the Cnntr of Marahall. of the Stata of Indiana, in SHi4 District, a ljudurda taiikrnpt m .... IB peti't .n of hi Cr. d tor. ; arol ih- .a io. nl of aar dol.t ,,1 Häa delivery of mm) pr..p.Ttv M itajf lug to aaid latukmpt to him. are "fori. iddeii h.v law ; a MootmK ..f ih-t r.lilora of iho .nid Utnkrupt. to prove tl.oii dof.t nnd rh.MMw one or more Aneiauoe I hi K,ute. will l.o held at a Oan f Bv.nkrui.lry to I holden at Valparaixo. in aaid Ihatritt. on tliilat doy of Jolv, A. P. tKu. at In u rl.rk. a. lu., at the ofti,-.- ml Aaiun CalMj . iLc oi the 1U ia tera in Rmkrnptcv. Müj. j. Branwwn r S. U.tihall, iit. of Indiana, JkTeaaenrer n3i-at NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS TTR Of I.VniNA. M A KSM A 1 1, i lrTT, In Marshall Cirrnii ttiurt, A uj. term. It7' tfowarrl rl.rtiahr and Iaaac B. Arn Id. aaataal MatWMi ."hup. Jo.-! 8 au, Mlt. n Patii and J.l , B-ndaall. Complaint for FatUng on Contract attd D(tir,fi i th -rfnr. Tlie plaintiflf in tho alxive onthled rane. hr their attoriier. kaa file.1 in my ffice their complaint and attachment agnint the dcVtidoiit mM If a I. pen ring l.y the affidirit of a oni-fefit periM.ii the rioC-n4aiita. Simeon Hiarp, J.. harp, !lilf..i. Iarl mi,. I Joel ti. Unla, re non-roaMo.ti of h taf of Indiana, th.-v are In rl'V i tinVl of the fltin;: nnd j end. n. v of taM complaint nnil allakfc aient again! hein ; and niileaa lliey ..p ear and :iwcr thcr.-t ut Iho railing of anid inno, tin thr flrai ilar f aaid term of uJ .-oiirt. to I. Uinin nu.l held at the Tonrf Hon., in the tma of Ptymiwtli, ! in me county 'd Murdull, atate uf Indiana, on the Brat Monday of aBPMk, 1RTO. aaid . oi.. I .int and atfanhmei.t a4 the tl.ina th.-icr- in ..il.p-.-.I will la? iii-.ui! and J feni.ltie.t In ttielr tJWM . jtm.N craifMAN, cie.k. . ler o. e. Klinger. Pmm'y. J O. 5. p. Tarka' plA'aatty a. atlSw A diiiimsf rnlor's nie. The nndcrjrned n.lmin itrator of tlio est it-of J-remiali Herrin lav of M.irahall n t v . d-neoaaod ' mm ,,9rr f"T mt u,r" rmmimmmumt Dm deSaimrdap July lOTOl 1 P0"""!' property not taken l.y tho widow. "liei-lmg of tiore, one vok- work oxen. tlv milch c..w. yoing -ttle. h.a. ..no lot -hoop ftrniit,f .in. -nail-. hniiM-h. Id and kitrhon BaraltMf. a r. .lit ..f nino nionih ill I Kir.. or. alt ..!. ,"",r,1,re i.y the aaitlgaaar tMtm Ma note t mf'9W umht m4 MHamay . Uoo. waiviag ra. at...,. ,d mnl. a allaoaa. John miabi.y. Adini.iraf..r n."lw Pfotiec of Administrator's Appointment. XOTICK la tir-r.T zira that la anrtri.l?rl Im lai-n aix.jnti .l A!minifratr.r f the nt.tr rt Jenmi:h M.-rrln, l itrot Mar. hall roimtr. Thr estate is r..t.;i 1.1 r a.,ral JolIN SU A II I.V. A.IininUtrt..r. BUSIN ESS DIRECTORY. ATTORNEYS. OSBOANE k HESS. A TTOTtXFT at Law. will altart prnmptty t" 11 lr-'ti .n-il l.ii-ina.aatraali to Ihrw. I'ht. Ilrular ataMitioa gieti to rra Mtite l.nrlnoa. tttlr. xamii.-t art nit-1 C.Uwtion. niad and pr..mptlv rrmif txl. OflWon Mii-hiiran Strt n trw iloora north of the Parker Haaav, 11. ntotnh. Ind. v. c Ac vV. r. c iV'n. A TVMUTKTrl OOUXSKLlOJtS, Beat Karatr an.t Collating Kirnt, Plvr.dnth. Itnl.. a'.- NMCtto ing In thr -.r nairtl ff Mnrahatl an. I a4J.illlg ronnfiea. and will girr prompt nttntir.n t-. all Irral linain-Tia iifritt.l ÜHWa, H fatal rolWting agruta.r .V.rthrrn Iti.ll.ina ami CoatWrTI Mirhliait. Par-icular att.-nii.in girn to tho attlf mr.t ..f dctdrnt', 1rr an.t .i,ri,Unhla. m..rtPIf. and othr r.,ntractn dra n ii- and ark now tuput takr n. Offlr, Biownl.r . BlorV. tip pt.ir lohn H. Bande, IV0TABT PuMic, aWiaaj at w. and War IW rlaitn rnt. Office lül.ony Block. Plrni. nth, ludUua. aitfj Amnaa Juhnaon, ROTARY ;rut.if. Attornor . ConnaIr at 1W Lnw, Amhorirad War f'lartn Agent, Pirn -(Ith, lud. K.rarial attention givrn to tko '.f tmrt ail Eu.te.. t'onvovanrl tor . anil t)f rtl rtioi, of Soldirr.' Claim, for a4M, B.-nntr, B k Pay aad all other War Claim.. 0c Öa Michigaa atreut, over Buck a Toau. Hardware stme. Eattf .1. O. Sc H. I. Farlm. ATTORNKTS. Conniirlora at Law. Notary. PubIi I and nrh riz -. War Claim Ai"nt. Buirboo. I ml. Bapeci.il attention (ri'en to the ttlenieni c' !Ct He. Conveyancing, v the Collection or Soldier.1 Claims for Penaiona. Ponatr Back Pay and all ather War Olalma tl ft A. O. rBolrnrd, Attof"T at I, and Not.r? Pnhllc. Room "o. 1. Balcony Bluck. i'lymouth. Marehall eonnty, Ind. l-lltfl PHYSICIAM8.. Dil .1 . K. Tclnncl, piV?IfIAK and MinuRON. rBoe, Indiana attend to .11 call, promptly. at9vl TZ. Reynold. M. X., BIOl l, R Phr.lci.n aad Operativ. Sargeon, offer hi. roli-ainnal aerrlce. tat he HtlitM Plrmonth and anrronndlng roapfr. In additto 'o thr treatment f dlaeaeea r..n.m. n tothf rniatff, apedal attention aril la- giv. a to 8nrgerv. the treatment of .nrgir.l diMNtae. nd diae.M. of female.. 5ight call. In town atd coaatrr promptlr attended to. Charge, reasonable. Office and re:'denceoa we.t .Id of Michigan .tract, tare door, of the Lank. Plriaoulb, Ind. fS4tt JLr. T. JV. Horton, H change.) hi.reaidence .n4 mav He f i ad at hia hew kvtefe ....--. Mirbiaan ro, i a bort .'.i.tance auutli or the realdenca A. L. Wiie - , put -A.. . Horton, fBKTTTST. omeorer J.R We.trvelf. tore. 9 Teeth ex traeta.1 without pain, hf the nae of Nl. iron. o. i.le (or U.aghing ;.). Trrra; gmm on tooth to. fulUett. o .-heap that the rich aad mo caa all art them. OtBce open .11 day.vxcept Mon. oaraandTneadaT, s4tq r Dr. 132. W. Cooper. HOMKOPrrilC Phy.lriaa ao! rtentml, tre.U II Diapa. that afflict tbe hnm.n aval.m. Xight calhi promptly atten.Wd. otBce in flaloiiy Bl wk, we.t i.le of iehfp.n Street ; reaMenc. .lir-rtly ...nth of the P. Ft. W. and t humco Iepot. Plymouth. Imtl. n34U W. M. lii, v. m. r., SrROKOK, phy.icl.n. oWtetrltian aad ottltian Treat. II form, of Hnrmto that atTtlct the hutan y.t. m. offkoe in Brownlec'a Brick Btnrk, nppiaiiteCM ."ii . Law Ofllc. i.ittfj TOBAOCOIHllTl. JE. C.l5ethU5fajin, M "BAfTt'BRB and dealer la Cigar. 8mok- , xnK u1 C,,e Tobacco., pip., .tern., etc, Ho4eI. nd saloon, promptly .ufplied. rMtf TOM80RIAL. KttRfne Lewi., pASniONABLB Barber. Wt .id. Miehicao .rreet. In ruoay orer Hawley'. .hoe .tore. Plywonth, lul. 0 tower, will find her a .tttt of roaar. flnl.he. oon l rtabh and taatefullj. Ieinj, Oottlnff, Curiiug, Shamponing. rtc. filtf A., HoltwendorfT, FXSlIIf NABI, Barber 8hrn. Corner rf La -.rfe ami M rnipui Hrrrtu, and pppo.it H. B. nirk.n' hanlwai .tot. Tt htgWat prlr M fi r ait' bjir. pl1

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GREAT R'DUCTI0N ! ! In all kinds of Ac, at the Store of Buck Toan TVe have the Largest Stock of Iron Nails Glass Sash Rope Scythes. Porks. Swarth Hoes Plows Horse Hakes Double and single shovel Plows In Northen Indiana Wo offer all onr Stoves. P.IRL6R. COOK AND BOX STOVES. AT RE3UCKD PRICES I ! To close out car entire stockWe manufacture and keep on band LA litt E STOCK uf AND COPPER WARE, And continue to manufacture to order all goods in thai HueWe ask all to call and examine our Gooda aad Prtcea ho ore purchaaiug elsewhere. 4 BUCK & TO AN, HU. IvälUIUtl'dU M, I

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HVew Boot and Shoe SHOP. All who are in want of first class home-made BOOTS AND SHOES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED BY KUHN & LANGFELDT, TUEIR snop is AT WILLIAMS & THAYERS, (PA CVS OLD STORE,) Being practical workmen, we think we can give satisfaction to II who may favour us with their tusuni. V will pirc partlrular attcution to repairing. Kuhn A, Laiigfrldt. T14..2T New Boot andStioe J. Gartner & Bro. Annonrce to th rifirno of Marshall renn ty tkal tUey hao juxt o m-d n ueti and larjcc twk of BOOTS & SHOES Of alt kind. . Ld!o.' MiMoa. nnd n.ilclren't ahooa of cw i v i..,v. Wo ouiph.) perieiic... arorkwaa, and we are prepared to doall kind of Custom mliatie H'oriV, In the tat manner. We gnarnntoa a pood fit and SatMaatfM inallcaaca. Oar place of Hnt'mn U mm Importe Street U0 Doors West r.f rk.rn1.m1 J, " ' a i . . 4 i ' i u Hougliton's Grocery- Store. JJO YOU WANr A First Class Fit IN. Boots Shoes? TOC WILL FIND IT T BERNARD E. RYDER'S BOOT SHOE STORE, East Side Miclligail St., OPPOSITE THE BANK. lie m.inuf:tcMircs all kin.ljof P.n.itc on.l Shoe out of the very best quality of leathor hI ir. and G-tiarantees Satisfaction ! in all caes. Itwial attention is paid to j line work of every description. H-.-.tf Ifrriinrd C. Rydor. NEWELL GRAVES, Boot d Slice Will ntton.l promptly ta alt avrk ehtru.tcd to hi. care. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, Antt on Short Xo'lrr. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 4. fut imIHcI ion O unrriiit ctil. Your Patronage l Mollciletl. SHOP OVER HUMSICHOUSER & DIAL'S Gr 1CERY. THE BEST & CHEAPEST. tkm nn.lrI-;iir1. at thir laSnp. on UFH Street, manufacture to onlt r und kevp on hand Boots & Shoes Of the r?ry bt aforV. mannfarttir.il l.y workmen who raanot b cscclht. All kinds of repairing lose wit'j neatness and despatch. Their price are always rcamnahk. and will bear eompariaon with any other .hop it Plymouth TlMy adicit a trial at lea.t. ST EC MAN & WADE. Shop on. door est of Brenfljck A Shomakcr'a Meat Market, oo Lapoi tc neet. Ttl-n3-3m Ural estate. CHAS. WHITMORE, KhAI tTATl- RRMKU i urn. Lwinik ununi.il WILL SELL Esal Estate, Collect Rents rilOMPT AND RELIABLE. Offirr up mbWm in Brick Rootns, West side Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind. firant Cigar Tin iaanm-rl. a i:asuro. aainpl.- no t urafir. u.iioxiyjo.h x

Thm r!ntrnt ia the moatUaetrl artvle! wr ia irQiai tur your ua. Circular w a ik. arkiu, t .u ilox. 243k, S I LAND FOR SALE, Oneap i i

The unJrraignf.1 will at prirate mI the a qr of a w or uf ec 0; t 'tt: north rang 2 awat; ."i.talning, 40 acre., nor. or lew. Raid land ha. plenty of trmber, aiH r 4rj, well .nifed for a farm helaic within yA of a aile of Tjner Clt, Marshal county. Indiana, Price reasonable, and terat. made known npon apptieatlon . Id Tyner '"Ity. Noiluii J Tt FINK,

MACHINERY. Plymouth Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP PLYMOCJTH, - INDIANA. Jam prepared gtatl tlmetfto do all kinds of woik CIICU ua Engine Building,, Repairing, ele., ele. GHAB.ZNGAXD MILL-CASTINGS On Land at .11 tiuic,or mad. to lordar on ahor aofleo. SLEIGH shoes, And all gaaj kept In a flrst-claaa.rniiilry. ALL WORK WARRANTFD. rrPmmpt attntl 11 CI VAn t, 11 ao.Lo. Mumm abid. " " S-o, RomomlHr the placr Tl.ird door am,th of f.ri.lK.-. rt .i.le of Marhajaai ir.f, NrMouata l'IIH.'K. CIN. SJaanlaHi 4ktmtmmi $mvtbmmmttm MM r tgwSSSotS&ttSrgZ .Tf1;? Waaafc Hood for k;.iu, , nm. ln,.t.. A deli. Km. tonic. p, . j ..ls..s. r ;, '"rr- "-'f a.rf. I ! . I ! I LT ' T X. ( , mm, U Sua rar itrowt, RawTrk. .Mtal.lihh.-d I7"s L'lvl GUN SMITH FIRE ARMS ! flu nmtin slot uk! ÖOCBLB BABRELUSO KlFLi -. with utif Iwri.-i lor a lot 1. - JEIG-T RIFLES (with at.-iit innzxlm an.l aar.-,;) at i nt the Gun SIm .. in ni .uth. Ind. I.. H WIItTJC. Plain, Fancy, & Gilding, SIGN PAINTER. Painting, GJazing, and Porelain Painting, j Plain ct- Decorative Paper Beutffimgm C-F-Work done at prices to suit the times. MTOPOVBR IICMMIOIMMMai AXI MAt'a -7 " . W. W TYNER "ÄS Harness, Bridles, and SatWIos, A I.VI Upholstering and Trimm ng ! 1, W 4' 1 ' ' ' I I r.I c- : BW"iI ,,'r""- ' "' 9 1 ' wi" " entire to, k .t Harne at o phices. Uirc me a call and I will gire y.n mpö4 harniM. Whop. south i.le of Laiiortf fr. e. wxt d.T to IB. BatcVfl Slm.. l'l-montli, lu.liau.i. 1- m.

WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL ! The Highest Market Price IN CASH will be Paid for Body WOOL. Or tho Following OooiU CfXDhaHfM) for it at ("ASH PftlCES I Home-Made Flannels Jeans, Blankets. &c.t OR. AXY OTHER GOODS THE p-UBLtC MA V U .v. We hnre a bcaullful line of Ladies' Dress Goods ! Of which we sell Six yards for One Dollar.

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GEKTS' CLOTHING, srcii as Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods Generally. Which we will sell at very low prices

r GIVE US And we will convince ynn tint we will do ma we

Boots

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In Ulis Ulc, we siy without fear of contradiction, that we arc unexcelled iu this or auv other market ; eillaex fur cheapucss, durability, and 6t lc.

Give us a caC, and v.c guarantee that . " We In not hot tint Wf lo We do mot boast, hat we . of the Allrghany Mountain,,.

S. . 1W. BECKER. Plymouth, May l-iin. is-jo.

DRUGS.

Old Line Drug; Store!

WIVE. E. BROWN, Succfih.or to lertühinc He Drown, DEALER IM

CT Car S, M Dye SHifls, PainlH. Oil, Soaps, Tollet

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Open Sundays ffom 8 I -2 to I O 1-2 a.m., and from atoOp.w.

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What has rnued this GREAT COMMOTION? Cood News and True ! WOOLEN FACTORY! Cloil. Dressing. PsJUsjc, Iyein-'Ac. Ec Come and see our Plain and Fa MoT riHtMUM Fla.weu 1ean. y im Bunni, Stocking Yarxp, etc., of Ovm Own Make A. Si. Alio iii a u & Iq'b 2nm1Parniture St9r3' Plymauth . HARNESS SHOP. C. LESCH, nannfactnrrr or Saddles, Harness, fridles, Ac Um will do all kiiidaof UPHOLSTERING & TRIMING Siili mm Sain, i:... kic ci.aic, IVaaaaaaa. OtrrtacM, nnri., ,t, . om4 x,.-,rra..ld and ..I. ria.tmiilnaa.. Wacaaaat i.w.-'f of ralnur Kniniture ! a n mm mmM lf'Ttt " PljMomh, la. "mi, on north aide of Agents! Read This! WK WO r AT A Ii K X 7 A I A I . A H V of I IO per wrtk .u. .-M, ,!l..w a larg.-, ,iiiiiiii..n. f. -ll our new ..i.,rful In. v.-nttoii. AMrv i M. M'Ali.NKR CO., Marshall. Mi. h. ilrstaurant 2tafcnu Good News totheHiinry! No. Hoam't RUck, Lpatu itrccf. PLYMOUTH. - IXI. Groceries & Confectionery Tobacco & Oi;r.'iVH, ALL KINDS OF FRUIT, wM, Also for sale by the CAN. MEALS AT ALL HOUR Day or Week Board ON I.IUKKAL THIOLS. GtTE US.l CmtLL AND SATISFY YOt ltSKI.F. M 6 lv Koontz & Hoham. OF A it is no lnmbug bay we will. but that you shall not go ou at dimmatimßmi. .y Hint ivr ctnnot be ni.,1, , ,ol.l thl, E3DICIIVE3S, Slntioiicry, Porriimcry Arlirle, etc.

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