Marshall County Republican, Volume 14, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 31 March 1870 — Page 2

the Bauern

IT5.IL.I.Ss5 nnd FR! I w. M. nicmu, 2l.ors. TU Uli V . I V. MA B Clf 31 Y, 19 70. a , .. UEPtBLJCAX STATU TICKET. I or Seoreiara a AT. .Ml M f'J-J A, of Cam. For Auditor SUsle, JOL'.V It. iK.l, o Jfrf0. Foe Trtnrrrtr of feats. zcsn.r B. mluJi, c-rn. For .'ttnmry Antrat, XFlieX h l??.' i !; iittt. Ar ftqi ' . - .'. tivi.m, JAaii C. BQ9JSS, 'f iVr JtiJft of arre Cum t. Firwt f;lrict, AJDREW L. OBoRS. a Zerf Set end District, J. T. H.l.ioTT, H,.irg. T'urd Iitrkt, CBARLtj J. AM ", bi r. r.-rrk VVic, A. C. 0. - . . . i , 2piMM ' rc-tt-er, ASP-L' i.t(. AMk, eLepertt, t tM dec'.;, n . y .aal Düfr-ict THE TAX QUESTIOr;. w Ti national government owes a l.nii.tn.l P -' 41. 1 " 1 1 W ucu" lwy "- ions of dolbr This dbt requires an annual uteres of steal one teadrvi ad twenty million of dol Urs. Titers is tkt a .. interest raring debt of betsreca three and ropraiUions or dollars aw How this datrt haa been i roiht ri.on aooociy overyooaj weu rows. li .... . r I 1 - i I It is cue of the legacies of the Democratic State's Sovereignty doc trin, as a great part of the Demo orattc party of the country has at tended to cany out the doctrine ! ty destrcyiug the national union. WM regard to this debt there are . three metuode advocated by which . , . ti V, . . to get n lot it. One method is lo i ö ,. 4 .. , ! repudiate it, or a very imra port of . . t, , 1 Z . a. u;:iyd 13 LU Ulail iHJit' the who!, .aasi .,, fU, ,.,.,d. .... . 1 . i in the form of a summary tax levy Another metLod is to keep up a rate 1 of taxation that will leave an annumm, . m. mm. .mm mm ii; surplus tor tup rm Mm nn l cnn. i a - o a tinuous extinction of the debt. The &ni of these methods, rcpudi.linn v . j. iiwoaidboMlfdeatrvctioa. It is a method adrni .1 i . 1 - mi W 1 If

persons v,oae moral sense is so ; - 1D perrertad that aelflahaeas blot. out,f,lr! t!lC caStern terminus of all dist.BA.Uoo between right and ralIroa have no doubt that wrong. Tb aeeoed method baa no 't'.e future even those who voted t-eivoeates. The question for the """V g-kMou "m be I rople to c br U therefore aim ! tÜC 10"JeSt in P f tbe wißdom

1 this : whei'aer our t:xes shall Le kej.t up to the point th t will yieid a reasonable surp lus or be re '. cea so r.s to sioiplj meet tbe necessary expenses of tbe government. In the fhät ease we shall continue the work ot extin aiahiiig the del t and in the i I . ... - . v saiklil merely pay the interest in.on it and hand overtlie prinefpa to j usterity wo ihll pay the dcU it reality, over and ever again. We are opposed to acvere taxa tion, and all extreme notions upon; Udl subject. He do Lot synipathk v.ith Ihtfha who cry, "Down

, . , He has teen faithful in every fl at 3 to invthe debt; neither do . J 7, : . . ' , spect, and is always present to cast ve sympathize wita those who err.lu- . j - . , , .. - ! m vote on every measure presented iff vv ith the t.txes mean n . n , " . .."". in tIie House of Representatives. thereby, the immediate extinction I n: u i t . - ,. I Hi speech to widelv circulated, of the debt 1 ho go den mean lies , .v. - . . . "Z has the ring of the right meUil ; r.nd between theae c- b. The sur ... , , tt f ... i it is certain that the 11th Congressplus oi ue present year, linder the1- , ... . .. . , tonal District can relv with implicit present rate o! taxation, cannot be rn , , t. , . . ' confidence upon his honestv, patn-

v v u-j uvo. 4 e i. til UK. the taxes should be reduced so as to pay about Ö0,00ür0ö0 per annum upon the deht. Ihis amount annu ally invr?ted as a sinking fund at six per cent v. ill pay the whole beaded debt of the Unitcdtates in twenty three years. We think this rate of taxation jost about the golden mean between the extremes, and wo hope Congress at its pres nt session will provide for a re cuced rate of taxation. We think ! thai hi the p sition of the Eepubb tan party of this State, :;s expres? ed in the fifth resolution of the pkt I form of the 2d of February! Tnat a reduction of taxation is demanded, both of tariir and in ternal taxes, uutil it readies the lowest possible amount consistent with the credit and aeceasitios of the Government." A WVCf Mnwp äi-w a"v. ia Suffrage question in the legislature cf Ohio has devel-1

oped the fact that the bomou of!inS üave a)l llie vivacirj anu Hash

Ohio arc prospecting for new political principles. The question of submitting to the people an amendment to the State Constitution deetarteg tbt sufTi-age shall be granted to all male and female citizens twenty -one j-ears of age, was lost hy a vote of 51 yeas to 54 nays. Of the yeas. 19 were Republicans and 32 Democrat Nearly twothirds of the Democrats voted for it, and about the same propoulon of Republicans voted against it 'flits looks like an effort of the Ohio Democracy to attain respeo ab'dity and political power by the help of the women. It is insinuated that at the meeting of the Democratic County Cen tral Committee held last Tuesday, a resolution ivas adopted repeaJiiia ... . r li A ton nninnionilmnnt. . e .. .-,-aWiWn,) tu ..i 2Xarshall county 13 concerned.

THS PLYKOUTH, KANKAKEE

& PACIFIC RAIL ROAD. THE APriiOPJtlA TIOX VOTED. AS EVENIHGf RaINBOW. THE BUM OF INDUSTRY. Last Saturday was an eventful day in PI;, mouth, and also throughout Center and West townships. The day was decidedly unpleasant, a drizzling rain continuing all day. The total vote in each township was abool the same as usual at spring elections being in Center township 'rlö for the tax, and 202 aoainst the tax. In Center township, taking ail tilings into consideration, the mojotity for the appropriationjvervhclmingly large, and shows a waking up to the responsibilities of the situation that is indeed most gratifying to the friends of proc r rem. la West township the contest, as was expected, was very cluse and sharply fought out by these favoring the appropriation. I . . . . piittüe Utile is over, aatl the reLlllt is favorable to the appropriatiou for t; e Plvmoutb, Kankakee t paciGc ,itro.l, and we consider the rfctofJ a magnificcnt suces3 The legal ratetfl of these townships are inclined to vote for taxes that ! return 90me equivalent mJ bcnefit C01nt iasteaJ of tI)rowiny o awajr their money for no return but rottenness and demoralization, and general prostration. The tide is turning, and we are beginning to get out of the old"iut" and the aaadf of the harpies. Progress is J flip Wntfll WATil nn- Tli nti. m r ....... m. m, v.iwoc J I i .. r a the day of destiny gave the resu t f4, Z ., , . of the voting, and smiles lighted up , , , 1 the countenances cf vast numbers r . ? VW C'UZCn3 ,,ÄVe DOt 8m,Ied for many a long dav of wasting v v aw glocm and discouragement. The announcement of the result last iSaturdav ni'lit came like a rainbow of promise at the close of a rainy day, and the hum of iudustrv in the m mm Im m m M . . - WJU'U5 ."nX" KJ-uuoiruw COUitl Lhcard hy tbe cheerful SeerS of faith aud hoPeAlll ..- 1 1 - -N re 1 . ' " f ans uisasea oy tuose wüo votcet for it. OUK REPRESENT ATI VU We long since stated our position 1 on the u Representative" question. I TM ä 1 T t a i 1 l!,e "on- JasPer ract' ard, of Laporie, has long stood at the head of our columns, as our choice for menrber of Congress, si;! jeet to the decision of the 11th Congressicnal District convention. Wc believe that our present Repre. I -..tative should receive a second non.ination. He is entitled to a rem r.nnation and a re-election. If not, let the reasons be jreser.ted. otism, and thorough elevotion to the principles of the Republican party, lie should not be thrown aside t gratify the spite of a few disappointed indivieluais whose demands for office seem to be the condition of respect and support Mere abuse will not auswer now. Let the reasons wlj the Hon. Jasper Fackard should not be re-nom-nated be presented in a clear, concise and honorable manner; and if no such rasons can be produced, t justice be done without fearfulne33. We believe that our Repre , scntative is entitled, in every respect to a hearty endorsement of his congressional record, and we ore in favor of giving it to lriin with a right good will. ArPLETONS Jocrhal. A new Novel bv James De Mille, another of -The Dodge Club Abroad," i r - . . . ., euruura v-reestr, etc., wiu? tue liUc of Tbe Ladvof lhe Ic0... i8 commenced in Number fifty-tiirec of Appletons Journal. The open. that made the author's former novels so distinguished. Mr De Mille unites humorous with stiriog descriptions more successfully, perhajs, than any other American writer ; he is always bright, vivid, dramatic, picturesque, and entertaining. Number fifty-three of Appletons' Journal is the beginning of its second year, and during its brief existence it has attained a great reputation. In the abundance and wrk of its literature and in the beautj of its illustrations it may claim the first place among American periodicals. It has pre sented to its patrons, during its first year, thirteen beautiful steel engravings, twenty cartoons, large wootl engravings, of a very superior char acter printed on fine tinted paper, and ten Art Supplements all of which, being given in addition to the regular sheet, have been 'so many gratuities to tbe subscribers. A new Novel by Anthony Trcllope is appeuing monthly, in gratuitous VVT tZ1 vmT ii?? ""el, rhe Mvsterv of Edwin ... ... . - . !..-...., . ..j a . . . -iDrood, wiii shortly be commen ced.

I BOURBOK CORRESPONDENCE.

- Bourbon, March 31, 1870. F'js. Ripubuoah : There are a Tew things in the ' Bourbon Heins" or the last Democrat, (hat require a little notice and with your permiation, w will jjWe them a part, at least, of what tbey need. That is, comb out the tangles if we can, without comblog them ail away. We like to hare Bourbon reported in our weekly joarcal ; but we want to be represented as we are, and not in a false light. The truth is bad enough h.r the best, anywhere; and Bourbon is n exception. The article referred to, is faulty, both in apint. and Mttar, grave subjects and moral reform of this nature, should not be trcaltd with leyity, as that article treats the temperance movement in this place. No subject should even be misrepresented. But tbat article is a tissue of misrepresentation In all that relates to temperance, and its associations. We are very sorry that Dan should take such a course; as we have always looked upon him, as a clever fellow. And we cannot account for his conduct but bA the fact, that when a man "imbibe t," he often gets too much steam on, and must let It of, or burst, and in his haste for relief, can't always be particular bow it is done- However, it is always noisy and sometimes dangerous. But Dau will be all right again, when his steam Is off; if he don t burst his boiler, or injure his machinery, by too much motion, while under the pressure Now the main facts are: That lager beer and whiskey, ruu riot, in this place, and the drinkers, and venders, of these lliiogs are so bold, and defiant, that their conduct is unbearable, and the sober, sensible, part of the com munity, are waking up to a sense of the danger in which we are placed by these circumstances, and are casting about for a remedy. We have borne these evils in silence, until forbearance has ceased to be a virtue. And now "the die iscasi," and we are resolved to see, whether the sober, civil, citizens of the place, have not some rights, w hich saloon keeper and their partizans are bound to respect, and for the protection of which, laws are made, and courts established. The men engnged in this reform, are not of the impulsive, excilcnble, kind. But, in the main, are sober, thoughtful, and firm. There may be exceptions, but in the muin, they are the men, who give moral character to the - --t - - usm a sv P1", and they will not be trifled with, and those who think to try it, had belter "stand from under or get off the track.'' We will not now point out the particular errors to call them by no worse name l a tl l..,i . ill :. :r i, .. . . It was really all wrong, except tust Bour-! , .. rr., . bon does i ced reconstructing. This is true, and we mean to reconstruct it and wc Lope to w ork Dan ia. Citjzn. FROM BOURBCK. BoritBox, Iod., Mar- 23, 1870Dear VhcA---0viug to a severe indisposition with wbicb your rnrrespontfent ot this place has been afflicted for the pust two or three weeks, thereby depriving Liui of giving your readers the regular Bouibon j.umg. I have taken up the quill and will endeavor to ire you a ft of them. Our business men, for the wetk past, have been doing quite a nit e trade, c sidcring the state of the roads, rendering travel almost an impossibility. We have had quite an excitement in regsrd to the great tcnipcntnce reform; and under the e-Öicient labors of Ma Be ca, of Baltimore Md., mmy are beginning to open their eyes and "see themselves as others see them;" and a great many have taken their stand oa the side of right, and are uniting wiiu the lodge of Good Templars- Mb. cc proposes, before loujr, to exhibit lhe Temperance Drama of ''Tue Drunkard or the Fallen Saved." He will be assisted by the ladies and gentlemen of our Gooel Templars Lodge; and we bespeak for them a full house. Prof. Alf. Howard, the world renowned violinist and guitarist, will give a musical entertainment oa to-morrow evening at the Union School House. From w hat w e have heard af Alf., we consider him at the head of his profession. Last evening, P. S. Hoffman, Deputv Grand äaehem of the Grand Council of the improved Order of Red Men of this State, instituted a Tribe at Ibis place, called Foitowattomie Tribe No. IG, with ibe follow ing officers to serve during ibio lerm: Sachem, D. M' Donald; Senior Sagamon? Jas. W. Davis; Junior Sagamore, L. Caul; Prophet, H. H. Tyretl; Cheif Records. H. Chamlierlain; Keeper of Wampum. H. C Smith; Firs', bunuap, C. A. Hathburn; Second Sannap, Jatnes Mctruni; First Warrior, M. M. Galendne; Second, E.'i Moore; Third, C- C. Humphrey; Fourth, W. J. Crawford; Fim Brave, Dr. L. Johnson; Secoud, Jno- Windbicler; Third, Thos. Lee; Fourth, Jno. McCabe; PowWow, Geo. Hupp and Vm. lcCrum; Guard of Wigwam, II. Alocb; Guard of Forest, M. Henshaw. They hsve secured the nail lately vaca ted by the Masonic Fraternity snd will erect a Wigwam immediately and will kiudle and quench their next Council Fire on the sleep of the 3lst sun of the Worm Motn at seven runs and thirty breaths of the aforesaid Sun. Believing this to be ail of importance we will close. Yours, Kkk O Süne. LETTER FROM BOURBON Dm hbön, Ind., March t 1870. JJds. Jiepublican. Bourbon ccntinues to be in a stale of extreme excitement, caused by a continual stream of burglaries committed almost every night. Indeed n seems about time that the citizens form in a band for self preservation- Ah throw in a dime apiece, and buy a hemp rope, for future use. On !ast Sunday night the grtcery of John Conrick was entered through the back way, and robbed of groceries to ibe amount of $25 or a50 consisting of sugar, tea, tobacco, raisecs, knives, candies, Ac. It is pretty well known who the derperadoes or devils incarnate are, and they are closely waicbed Great excitement prevails among the good tempi an, and the wbiskeyites. The good templars are determined tbat the saloon keepers shall obey tbe laws, and tbe sa loon keepers wish to be let alone, as thei father. Jeff Davis or tbe Devil, would have tbe people do. The mud is all over town, and the sugar makers are busy ma king sugar. PoaTLso 1stTwelve thousand six hund redaad eighty seven immigranu arrived at New York citv, between the 1st of January and tbe lcith of march, against 13,64ä lor the same time last year. An Irishman leaning against a lam post as a funeral praaaaatea was passing by, was asked who was di ad? '.I can't exacilv say, sur'salJ he,ubil I preiame it's the jmtiemaa ut too oju .

OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washingtos, D. C. March 28, 1870. Since the vernal equinox we have had sunshiny weather, but the gentle zephyts bring no healing on their wings, for they lift such quanthes of dust from onr i.lpaved avenues that, as it rises in dense clouds, even the Goddess of Liberty on the dome of the Cspilol is obscured from the view of the half-suffccaling pedestrian below. It is to be hoped our law g'.vcrs in Congress may experience its discomforts tl least to a degree that will induce them Isj take up and pass those sundry little bills for street paving and improvement that now quietly slumber with the Committee on the District of Columbia. A ssgacious old blind man of this city, claims to recognize the originality ot each dust cloud as it sweeps along by the sen sation it produces on his pslate and dilatory organs. "There," snd he, as the Sahara like blast came blowing up toward the Treasury. "That's from Hnrvey s for I can taste the oyster shells, and that,', he said, half-strangling, "is Twelfth street sure enough, they opened a sewer theie lately." Still another dusty cloud, emulous and dark, came sailing up the Avenue snd ducking like an ostrich he sput-

tured forth "The National Hack stand: D n their manure. To paraphrase on Burns, we might say to ourdilitant Congressmen O wad some pow'r the giltic gie Vm, fo see our streets as blind men see cm. It wad frae inony a dust heap free Vm, And fibhv uo'.iou At every lull in the storm, the ladies sally forth, so intent on the openings orgoods at our fashionable stores, that one would suppose their only idea of Spring consisted ir the artificial novelties it brought ;n train for personal decoration. Such sales of dry goods, chignons and dear little nothings of hats, is enough to frihten the plethoric pure but it is i;m for the ladies, and funds for the bop men w hose faces beam with delight at the revival of trade, The hotels are all full, and more active lobbying is g iLg on than was ever known Tariff and anti-tariff men are here, pulling in opposite directions. The deL-ation from ihe Bai.k of California, aficr their souud drubbing in the Houfc of P.e;resentatives, whiie fighting against Mr. hutro. have given up in dipair and ure packing up their trcuks for home. Fremont's l bby said to be the richest here, has its head quarters at the AlUa T T. . u u i.v: n;i un l'tJe. keeping open Imuse a( iht- i oal r-,, m ., . ,T .... oI ,-ow Per anuuiu tor Hotel L i sa one and clamojipg ft sulsldy for bis muul pr, jeeted Rail Road. The Cubsu lobby is quiet, r.nd makes up for hs poverty by its restless earuesines and energy, -hieb is gradually Pt.vin iis eßect a will be seeu by the IIP Had itso. Intiou from the Committee on Foreign Affairs. The St-Domingo lobby is composed of tie President and one or two chosen coun. selors who are ur-ing f ratine lion of the treaty of annexation , with a periston cy that is chsraclci wie But Charit Sumner is dead a'.h.st it, and no one can convince Vhrntitf you know, for gpite tr his classical pbillipks however, wc yen lure 0 assert tUat San Domingo lhe most valuable island of lhe Ambles, w ill ct become the property of ihe United Slates The penny WtM policy of lhe Commi:. tee on appicprialions in cutting down the estimates f;r the N..vy, is meeting with tl e severt'st crilieisin since tbe publication of the 1c t.cr from Secretary Rmbt m, in answer to the Committee on Fon i- n Kelations who requested information re la ' live to our force in the West India ta. teis. and w hy mors vessels had not been ' sent there. The Spanish fleet at Havana and abont the Island numbers eighty three vessels of w ar, manned by 13,CMx), or 4... i more men lhan we baVa In our c:iti;c Navy. Al)out half the Spanish Navy is in thepc waters. Hew with Ihis formidable fleet so near coast a proper renard for snfefy, and preFe: x at Icn of the Nallocal lionor, should impr-l Congress to vote an a;propriüt:tin of men and money, sufficl. . . at least to counter balance the Spanish forces who, w!;L o'ir complicated Foreign n l.-ition, mi -ht any d iy menace onr eliores. The Secretary MYf he canrt send not!icr resFc: to mom., and in his fir, est i mnte nsked for : 2,000 arldiiionfll men to enable him to put in eommiiwion fctty vefels all told. The anvn-nml of raonev destroyed at the Treasury from March 1st to the tM was t3l7.03;;.7::..?0- On ooe day, viztue i im inst-, ?24 4,2f7. 140,24 was burned These burning take; place In a furnarr prepared for the purpose in the basement of the building, hi Ihe presence of three officials, chosen from lhe Pursues of ihe Register, the Comptroller and tbe Treasu. rer. 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Prescriptions Carefuy Compounded. Open Sundays from 8 I -2 to I O I -2 a. m.f and from 2 to 5 p. m.

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STOVr.S, TgffWAKB, IROTV, SAILS, OILS, Foreign and Domestic Shelf Hardware, Ilingea, Kutts, Screws, Rope, Twine, Paints, Cutlery, ete., No. 9 East Sido IfkKgu Street,

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'Ue wbo hatb no muair in ht oul,"- SbaU.peat. M. J. Pailiard & Co., Of tv York, THE GHtA.T ! Musical-Box ImDCrtinst House OK TUK VMTF.n STATK5, haic no roi ly th Inrptitt varipfp n WICAtfWsVXBfl rra ini,rt.l tu tili r-lirtrv. dlrf.t nr. m thlr xtnlvo w..ri; in bwirrrlaiid, ropi Uint all izrt Kil t J li r. tlaying rtea oüstoohi atntMura uf ras Most Popu'rr Ars, AT PI1ICES FBOM ia TO S-! 001. Tlia moat dor' rn' mi l iCat inlvUtnt Folt TUE Piano. Melodeon or Aor-emlnem safadafljr wtwrs psisswas wsMt H ajaj on llics- !utr:uifnt. Th rl...n'rit Vn.i, nl.lV.n ,.f ,,r h-.t r rt th tn !- nt I ami agnaMSl si Mitaaa fr tt L'.i.c Winter Ewnin, Kur Tnva!,,I, Kir ti. I n,'r. F-r th Milli.-n, or En .r. EV-cii!W f-r V '.ir.-ir. Äaailar. In Tic' thfrt-. noiliing Ml . our Self-Acting Musical Boxes I f T ativ on wJk tt.j.i Ul;ci n- BMafS AI a JIo;u'?irs .oiic! Py t atft atlSMn np and auttii'g a bSvr, will' Ii a i 1:11 1 t-an du ,-,tnt...i,v.iiuu. ti. di i.t ilir IllilltlUlCUl I Ijtt UM'il, a 7 rtilml sEr,.a: i tv of -.ui:e'.ai:l tl, ar,-tst 1 1 'Ir. O , r M. ical-r ..i n aic ti... 1 it.ta IU. ;-k "daij 11 ; 1 I 'XTS fob oLt. on mono, ouavl-ob cav. w li .n i b ylnj it reiainda m mi thi snmss ciirr. sn. torsi tea Hm, (a-at fne,!ai.-t fr.im it ilka tii.d I mmm n uut. bt m r of MaSSS aid altea. It will iht-M ba m i.t by n a., ..ty ;!.! nn tl ilnary, ( ' II 1 1 r.. murm .. .. I ! ... t. w . . v .u i . .,, ...v .w. - .v, i A idre.a If. . PA ILL ARD kCO., In,p.jrtr, Oo.,m Brvvlra. N'uw York. rroritor Int ruaiional At t-OalKiira. uift. -;c:tt tf.sutif. CHAi WHITMÜRF, REAL ESTATE BROKER WILL SELL Real Estato, Collect Reats n.OMPT AMD RELIABLE. Office up ttairt in Brick Rooms, West side Michigan street, Plymouth. Ind. New Jewelry Store, Would r5pertfu!ly annoiir.ee to the citizens of Plymnnth an nrrotirnlitijr com, try that U liai permanct.t.' hx-au-d id Plymouth for Ihe purpw oi carrying on the Jewelry Husjhoss, anil oan-ivinit a part I f A. Hawlry's Boot 4t alio at ore, sjrwaM he can at all tunes he lound. He keeps constantly 01. hand a full asscrtinent . f Watches, Clocks & Jewelry. 1 airintt ''one on short notice and in a workman'-ke uiaansr, and warranlnl. ff-ml aOAÄSAIMl TOBACCO. (scexhssou Te brows.) At the Sign of the " mtiij i.jiir," Two doors south of the Bank, Plymouth, IndTlnviDg pnrehased Mr. Brown' slock, and added very largely theieto, I am piepared toarcommodata mv cutowo-re vrith the very beet of every thing ii null v sold in a Tobacco or Cigar Store au excel Ion t assort tuen t nf 1 have From the ft nest Merscltanm - to the cheapest clay. Also, Tobacco Boxes of every variety and style. I manufacture my own i.lxars from the very beat tobKOco. and am prepared to eupply Stores, Groceries and Saloons on th mo.t reaeons' l t.ms. 14-1 K M.F.Iii C. Kl'I0WSKY. MICHAEL SPIESSHOFER, Sf snuiacturer and dealer in all klnda of Harness, Bridles, and Saddles, ALSO Upholstering and Trimm'ng DONE TO ORDER Being deal r on of making some change in my Bosit.eat, I will sell my entire stock of Harness at Give tns a c-.il and I will give yoo cood bargains 'Shop, south side of La.pcr street, next door tc fhs Boteksr Sh5,1Vsarh, fadiaas. lOa.

BDICINES,

Stationery, Perfumery, Arlide, ete. T ABS",

DEALERS IN U...CULTURAL IfflPLEMFNTS

-- -LJL7 JLiJ M EDICINAL. PILE REMEDY W-rur'r Pile llemedy h ne. r !3fl. -d ,., t rn in imm enm") tu c on- ih ?&T . . ' : ; otlier ui-.a.-. It haa int. i ii,m,v iam .. tlitrfv !M" -J'l'K- fnr ob I'vhar. Ftw aaW bv DYSPEPSIA. a--VMu: ?v-iw v.s fr arm i !-sp-pt.1 a Tnolf i- i ; ,r l j Iartd aaSMBSlj Inr Uvh ptif m,.! those bnnrriüjf taiili liabitiial IVMiv. aSSS. It tea i.jil.tly i.inmlatin ti.nif ai.d fj.l-mlid ari., (Ian ; it HNatibtai il atuiua. h an.l r.ntorpH It- dij;utiv ..iRan o i,pir li--.ililiyi.iut. W cik. DrviMioanddiw)-itic N-r.n j ioiij.1 nae VAana'a ltVatMta TtMML IW sals hy Hil.dn.fKiat. Hue l i.mr. COUGH NO MORE. ! äil-II II I I l-ro -; wm -y ffa--Warner's Cough Enlsam N kvaiing, I Swaalag and eXpCtllK I 'atraordina ' ' ' l - i". . in (ucliutcl rciciu.; i-h' j "' ," l'ly rariaga Urw aca ukstiMta - 1.1 I ' ..I.!, m T..fl . I eatanli. HawaKiaa, A!lu inn .i. i f fiik.iu.i 1 1,,,. i i im aaaiaii. ma iambi u law rettafM rl ,.r. Mn raVata ia all tbaMwra ku; afltvUoa or 'he lartKtl aud tuti, l i.4t tl.oi.i.d.or j.'-iciaim aru'lail;, ).Ht ril'inc it. ..nd ill ay that it I Iba im t hrahr.a- nj rUMkntlM B .ouii. ( U ;,i .vr iu irli. l, mmm in (..,, ', i.mr un U ttis etlrKl a m.. S.44 Si OriMihtatS I lr Solttos. rii.tj ei;- Dollar. I i- m i.i vb lu!t irtuti tili cough aud ..;0r, lue fcajaaiu I cur. C '.V 7-KT?-?7-? " f -- ai WINE OF LIFE. a TI.e arrnl Bliad Pur Cer atd IVI ... ... -- - - - . i.-ii lit. At r.tr".CJri""n viine, or Wine of w y iiaouuiti. tium ur in., ii. t.. imr 'i-..i -.1 ..r iln.w r-.iuir,- a fmi 1 ' " t i niewlid anitizcr und t. u., mt.d tl,. I aWat tbSsi la ta arortd ior iw ' li i t!.- ui.M,f i.V t .. .i ... ....... . . . I in i t tb p.! lie. rnr anpwior t brandy. I iary, wiw, uinara, ur.aay otbr r;,-1. t la j lÄf 7uuiTt net alia W'sairtif. lh L ih io mj- v muttt i aaM mmi frr of Hvafj - irha, vHi v ci; ' 1 lata t!. I M in ol Lilu. Il 1,1 I Haul a J JJ. , 1 lit it -g r tf,.i in n,. ; s,,(,j ;.y drti -yit , lC..i .f .ll . . ...... .. .. . . I ..... ir.jiciu.in ijiuuu,, j -r,t um- 11. i.ar i ; jii;ni ti.-'.tlia. X33 EMMEN AGOGUE. n-? - - -: . rss2-: .Warrior's Emmcnggoguo is oa u aytKIa kii-. ii K cara t.. w .!.,, ,u will r. i! W b:v lt!.r fjiuily in hVh thi importalit In.- i - . in i mot mmmui ? Muara, tl.ia ia pul H ; UaaalMf avas saVrnd yo anä son .h'.uH inimn i-' aily arw nr it. It i aja a anrf curi- f ., Frai.il- j Irroicrlai iti.. and may I dopnd,d np.n in -r ' enmf tn n'. iti!v fl i.hWii - . . e ld il ieaiMj. eiH aTlrsial frtmmifmm io Ur. Or nut by iu.nl ou Ncälft of 0e Dollar aud a Quartär. PARTNER WANTED. TO PUBXiZSHBRS. FOR SALE. on haH int'st in a flrt-c"in Re-ulili-an 1:'. . ,1- r lorvtli,n c-.m,,),.t.. fr ju, printing. Business gof.d. A man who has had t -pcrirnce as an editor and pu' li.hr is detiral. F-r ptrticn'ars a3dres W, M. NICHOLS, Bcpablicau Ofllne, PI3 mouth. Ibd. HOMESTEAD LAWS. New an 1 Valuable Pamphlet OXI.Y TWENTY-FIVE CENT.. Fff ATE H I. K aconipilati.il with a f-n andaccuratc explatiati, n of silt h po'ticn of the H iI ESTE E LAW. a will Instinct ony Titonh t.ii rynrftcnrr of ri h farming and for nothing, six months hffori-l-afns home, n the f Knds of the West. Also an article on tbe NEW WEST, orthaiportlonof oenntry lying was! of flu Mississippi, and Northwret. tri ine on accurate account of its mren pojmLtiittm. property miiimntiom, maajsawSaewa KinkA, tec cf'e'd V'c'd off' rc-.'"i inr'a.'r. ww;N-r of roteri, aumlier nf nrrrmndrr cnftimtion, f1rnf 'rrporU, tabir of ilitfumr'm. 1r.. etc , eivinp j'isi snch information with reference tc the .Veie R, as no man In Ihis country can afford to lie without Will be sent on receipt of 25 cents. Addres,, JOgN T BMSS. Attorney at Law , P. 0. Box 5789. Cbicaeo, III. Short Hand Without a Master. Phonics and Phonetics. Thr "Phonic Advocste ! a menthlv maeaalne devoted to ttpelling; and writina; ref.trtn. It con tain sixteen double column page, printed on nice, white book aper w ith nraily printed cover. Part phonetic and part common lyiv.. 72 te a year. Specimen copi 10 els. tf. L. MARKO 'A', . . . t .. v vt j .1 1: 0. -" , .. . I ui'i i.ni , oo. itieiiuiau oi., itioiaiiap jmm. iua. Ä tf l't. b's.a.a HOTICE. Notice is hereb? (jjven to tbe nreperty holders in Kast Plymouth that an assvsnieiit Of teu per rent I baa been . SOOedJ 1V the Director of the Kent Plvanouth rrluln(r Cttmpanv lor the month of Jann art and February, 1870, lo fliuisli the Levee, the same to li- paid to the 8eretary of the Coaipaay, who will call upon you the first week in April. J. P. LANGR.N'BAl'UH. tSki T. E. V.D. Co. WAGON SHOP. Wagon and Blacksmith Shop. L P. CHAMBERLAIN t hi Shop In Bourbon, is prepared tod 11 work in his line on short notice. ParUoal attn tln paid to lloree-ehoeiiis;. Lntaber. Log, Might Wagons on hand at all times, or made to dar. None bnl the t-eat ata.ial used and best rkmen employed. All work guaranteed to give satistact ionHe als has a splendid assortment of Plow and mold boards for aale. Oivc him a call. l-ylpd L. F. OH A V.BBRLAIX Administratrix Notice. Kotice is hereby gi Ten that the nndorsigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Joalrna I). Gray, late of Marshall county, deeeaaed saici eanatr is snppoaen to i-e solvent "mbmsw

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MACHINERY.

Plymouth Foundry AKD MACHINE SHOP FLYMOCTLT, - INDIANA. furo ;rpred at all tim-to do al! kiods of work gueü aa Cnginc Building:, Repairing, etc., ete. AND MILL-CASTINGS On band at all tlmca.cr made to .order en ohor notice. SLEIGH SHOES, K ETTLEfe And all good kpt iu a firt-claaFoundry. BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE . . r rrDc-r dd?uhiu OF A 8IVH MEDALQ BAH RETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE iWiLMN T l Tf B-T lh" S H f;e Af"-.i'ii- So-ietr. t iu .air, au.ii in ,lu. Sxt. a), 1SC6, 1 1 A Ü li K IT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative ÄEest j-rt Orj Hir t., it, biloi.1 o-0.- pro mmm u.r 0f u. H.:tr rhn)t-. t' - r .t. Oieii . rjt.ua; vtirK,,K e )u Kr.!itvn Daadrar Huv. w....... H,'fal.'.ofout. USJp.riorDr.in it" Atr. U-Utai I i.,;riou. tt,,:r-liru J" JKpi;'.r mud , iwmm turvucniui n, -mm This Prepirti.-in PUISMSS nil others of its rla i aa a Hlr llrnewrr. ItUthoroart in its action U; tiray orTadcd Hair ami it aCaot .ortfr-nt. It NOdlMSS H-it nm- MiSSM shiidr. w1s othei- laara tlas tiatr la na f varied colors. It proinutp Kmwlll w!.ea others fail tt, re SradfeM :i 'iiiirln li.iir It io;. not crisp or dry the linlr, but leave? it Lnlij fin ! it Superior to any other SS a Toilet LORD & SMITH, Proprietor, .HicAc. iLLa. io6o',v Sfovi orA Hitters, unlike all other Bitters tM the tnttftef, uosai ftt MrtMMte nur it. ÜW UHU,, a called, are e f in, w zw 4M ttn , '.sou: fl.v a bevem e. lr. limnbaeiit Bitin- tire not a btpttiim in uuy tense oj (he uiv, bnl milium thi moat expatmite drtttj huotm iit xriewr. far the radical enrt of TnSigetlion and ThftpeptvOm, and for ail epatf where a tonic ana' tfimnhttii are reqnirrJ. Theg rextore the vital force.' in a rcmarmüii aojrec, f I a a and aive tone to the fij.-teni. n im ...n mi. is ncr cU tv n years since r. ttolatk, (fir !- ebtxded Stvcdish i ph jftsicoM, from ' St(,clJtolni, Steeden, cmne to this country and introduced the Standi.rifi'in Jlfond I'nr'uicr; tint whtcli time thousands have bun cv.rti', b:j its Jisf, of Sowfula and' older blood disrares. Jl tttolaittsA beside the Iodide rf Jot ansa and Syrup of Stilling iu, drugs iiiijxtrt-, td Jrom Steeden for its UMM tmt manufaelare, unknown and not' ucjti by apothecaries in felly c o a u I r i) . A thtffU trial wit: eouMJtriet the most skeptical of its sicouderfnl value. J)r. llotjfu-k's Blood J'ills are FBIIIIIl unsurpassed by any J til manufactured for a similar purpose. hie trial ir, mriably establishes thevi as favoritet tcilh all irho use them. Th retrsont u-hy Dr. Rohcick-s Blood Jills should be kepi in every family arc: Because they can be employed in all cases where a "family physic" is required, audi ire pcrjtetfy safe in their administration at all tvnes; Because they are. made both with and without sugarcoating, th US adapting litem to the use of everybody; Because they can be purchased at any drug store al the extremely low price of tioentgfive cents per box. PILLS For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in Iateit ; Medicines every-uherc. Adinini!ratrlx Sale. The nndersicned administratrix of thepstateol Joshua I). Gray, late of Marshall county, daeeased. will offer for sale, at the late residence of the daceaaed, in tbe tow n of Ply month, on Saturday, April 2, 1870, all his personal property not taken 1y the Mow consisting f twoliorees, one cow. on bugay, 12 cord nf stone, 16 thousond leet ofaeaaoned lutnber, ooplar and ash, one look rue, one new sett of dou Die harneas, one medical chest, medical books, one extra pocket caae. one extra sut grlcai aud Trvphins; case com pined, and other eugical icitrumes. ts, and other personal properly. Terms of Sate.' A credit of six months w ill 1 ftteer- on all sums ever three dollars, by the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving ra naiionrattd ajr praiaemont laws, drawing six per cent. I uteres! aad ifnot paid when due, tneu ten per cent. All sums of threa dollar and under cash in hand. Sale to to commence at lu o'clock a. m. rll-atl. M.ABJBE? A. QSAT, AdmlalsM.

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RAILROADS.

Pittsburgh, F. vayne k Chirtfco. Ob and aHer Nov. 6tb, 18CS, Train v III I. slatiuni daily. (uadi-a t. ,i .) as SottmrnM (Traiu leaving Cliirai at 5i6 T. al., leaa daily Yiain leaviac Pituburzb at 2.15 P. Jl., i. i lally. TRAINS COIlfO WKST

ill PBE61- tIPatt- SXI'Baae Lirms. I ' I PittNtargb, 1 lfti c..4i ak SI' in 2.14 rm i:-rttf ktr, S.10 I l.tO l0a 1 S.SV salsas, .5.0c lufti it.MmLa4 antaaca, 6.n 11.15 1 äfl , .0 l at.t. xi, 7.B0 12.I&PM: I 4A Mi!loa, 7.17 'iiAO 7.t, Omnia, g.eo 1.25 s it : i. Wooner, sas a 01 4.6 1 h.Ct Maust',-. 1J, 110.25 I 3 R4 j 6 26 i AO Creatine. 4 40 ' ' v 11 16 l cm tao !ioj jcjrras, 11.40 ! i r,.t2 :h I'p'rSauduaky, 12.15 rm' 7J0 7.K8 ll 1 Forest, 12J4" 7 43 .C1 UlM Lima, 1 60 j 9.05 9 IS ili .r5 ; Van Wort, ' 2..ri l).18 ;li .21 " , Part WajaSi 4 0 ll ;0 I1ja ; i Miallii I P.ll lltJS ralitJM I a JS) Waraaa, i C.eS I 1.44 I M j 4 4 riMiioi.th, j sm tj0 s.m t.a Valiraiau, .2S i ;n . 4 47 1 70 riii. iis... i' .-.o ' um 1 san TRAINS GOING EAST. 'rxrLr ':xt urt'i tri, rtrcrcr , , "lifcj, 4 r" am y.J vm ra f.Ct m ValparaiKO, 7.20 T( (".' HJH Plymoulb, . t.t.l 11125 t tJ0 ; 2."' aa BfarMar, '!. l2.l5ra 9.13 a.77 t'ilum'ia, 1XSS ill.f3 l ?7 4 4 8 j Kort W.ijue, U :9 j ISS 11 o ! BSaj i an Wtrt, 1.15 rM 2 5 1C .7 Ar 7 , ! U ma, i c ; 3 i.l . Xi m Kcient, :: . i 4.4 S I 9.4n I 'rS-nniikT,' 4 25 ' l't Ißt 30,4 i lluovrnr, f.IS 5.41 47 jlfl.4P, I Crestline, '. ."J 11 M.itmft. !d, SSI 7.00 4.61 12Ä4 oot-ter, f Uf r.l". I o n I rrvitfe, I 9. 1 .r. j S.43 1 27 I Masüillon. 9.41 j .sl ' 7.17 tM CalS). I 9.38 j ?J& i z IS I A.lliai.ce, II. li 1'..5 Vin j Ssl -m, H :' S . ? Si R I 4 S R...1,. t.tr. .. in 121.1 ' ."2 ' it (- Mttsaarga, j.iö . 1.40 t.10 tM

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PtnMMktSVi I . ) Arr. j l ep. ; aia . ! rUil-Uiki : Walnut Grav.l I'itt. 4' r- : , Ijlaanla Birmi, uhara DijSi ' Biver ! . ( " , . 1 " ftdl i.v-t t tma lajra C. W. B aVMLT. 9mm' e Louisville. II. Albany , Cliici o Train (. W.4iinti at Mls MM IOI : ii. r tv lni1 ITrarukjm Kap m . . '. ! L.al IV. IkM li rt a nt l:lt . S aaMr MaS. , Vlgfit Bapa 2.'o !y Kxpr... . . . . . S:tS ff. m. ' Tlir.in-'.i FriifVt .... r-.-' N.-ii-t'.M '! Ur.n Sa'ttrJ.ir N-,mt'(, ..i Nur 1. J on W..i,ojv in. tii tix'r. j !ga.w ihclir(t : .r. .iKh. aaM --li aad 1 iMfiaiMill i 'aafifm tu n aHrlt i raiaa Bl.M.AAT. m.t . t.u.lat. Sratf. KNICKER Rf " ' M i -r M7 A Life iriourar, OF sew Tonat. . RMitaaaftll (i i. . r i , j itVci-a ji i y fe-Ul r af HaaM (kit tau I I ...,. ... it. ... E. ... : .. i j .. Aftern t Hrptcmfcrr 5 ßl.C O ooo Paiel IVitfJoyc- and trjJiti;3 ia Serenti a Voaf&v F-oMclee htet-ted on nr' 'h tl -it, , f uv cnd.,-Bii-:,t, rfx. A er lu of Metswrd i ffaa ... n all smut ov -r ('."., i tie g-iveit If I -::vd. Le. J ttli.it the i ! - - t-.'t-ie ht Tck..-r.... K- r: An em infin I v eonud at. ' al t.l l li : rrtre-e-1-tlon. the ii-.il. te in. nt -.: I . n. r. -i t I ,t (, ,.. iieet uirn.r.t.d ar utttttl fei i : t.-n. 1 rmi I, iliiics. 5 lie i i.p.M.r : . . ., p;, , rantac;s o aWmUii a." Srtr i.rt riien i -. N-tt-Mt .if iter Ua satfatasi it new htaM in weil dointr." Sufi-mmvi jm,ici ij Hn:nr. :e rc-gard tL-.- tsatasisaa i hetisa urn i Bei t BMaaMtrtsaeut, aad la a aouud fiuaovial iti a." I '. aetatef. "!how. tirst clae r:atiae(nt and ahilit J .' Jf. Oaasasari ial .ii'.w-er. "A F-od company ucfond ettutingcucy." " Ci ten's IWat -e. We coiclialy n-conime- d ti e Kiiickerlckef t r '- ' -y iilralwlrtj a afisei atbac." ttr t'.c.ttti iiNi.. ! Br aal u tratils, Casta .1 Hiabssa-a, teo. i BaitWr as, V "II alt tun, PrralHi-nt. Act tin: y . rc rot sRr ; 7.1assarc'r. Eoril -Western Dist iTxe, Caieago. For fur' her it: formation or insurance in this old :, -1 i. t , i-'impaii.. . apiy pei ...ny or hy lei. et t riniouth, lud., UiA', bw. Lifo and Firs Insurance c. wurmoRi:. agent. f sah as.' . Ins. Do. tmf N, Amcrios.Piui '.4 in LTailiwHfan A'i-n . N. V. 14 DsatoHPc st afawine, Det mit, ssogfrtj tH .-Etna Life- Ius. Co., Hartford,! l.omi.uoo oa AUo aj;eut for W. W. KIMUALf. f. r tlte sale ol Pianos, 0ans & Melodeons, Babcock's Fire Extinguisher. ALSO U. S. Asst. Assessor Int. Rev. vl3u49, JUST OPENED. SHOOK S CRAWFORD On S lit Corner Jccib of tbe Parker ßcux, Hae just opened a "pleutüd Liue of jure- , li d GLASSWARE 4 LAMPS, Of the latest and mot approve.? t lea. which srll. Ia avid at price Defy Competition: PALL AXD EXaMIaTM, LSO, A FRESH Si rrLT OF CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Cash prAd for Country Produc.