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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
FLOR the Plymouth Press.1
IUI tiic y iifJHtH ft-S.J
To the Working Men of Plymouth and

To the Working Men of Plymouth and VII
cinity.
1t is natural for all men to look to their
Interests, and why will not the working men
of Plymouth look to theirs?
A call was made for last Saturday eve-
ming for meeting, for the purpose of or
ganizing an association of working men
for literary purposes If you will only
come forward and reorganize, you can have
free gratis $500 worth of good books
You will be required to furnish alibrury Of
100 books yourselves and q seal for your So
ciety. You have an offer to help you in
this of 81 vols. of books, and the seal Of
your society--this leaves only SO volumes
these you can easily raise. You will not
be restricted to any particular kind or quail
ity of books. You have among you hun
dleds of volumes of books that you have
read and re-read which placed in the libra
ry would soon make up the required a.
mount. -
There will be no expense attending this
effort. You need have no fear of a failure
| if you only make up your minds to mec
and stand by your organization. Again
say you need not pay ost dime unless 1t b.
by your own consent and action.
Upon last Saturday evening there was !
| light gathering of working men at tn
Court Hous too light to take any actor
the meeting was adjourned until mex
Thursday evening, june 18th, (see NOTES
in this paper with determination to us
every endeavor to ''set the ball in motion
efectually. It can do you no harm to com'
and zee how the matter stands! Ihe'
why not come. Remember that this y tn
last opportunity th.t you will ever have;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
Nru NopK LINN IL

Arrival OF The tah@srDIt.
New YORK, Jane IL.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived yes
tcrday, from Southampton on the evening
of the 81 inst. The screwship North ~
merica arrived at Quebec at midnight on
Saturday, leaving Liverpool on the 81.
The L. s. steamer Fulton left Havre and
Cowes the same day for New York.
The Belgium royal steamer Belgiquc
sailed for New York, from Southampton,
on the ID inst, with large number of pas
senge.S.
The Russian Grand Duke Constantine
paid strictly private visit to Queen Vic
toria, at Osborne. and arrived there at mid
day on the Both ult, from Chcrbodrg. His
Imperial Highness was salutcd by the ships
of war assembled there, end the American
frigatc Susquehanna took prominent
part. The Russian flag being hung up ut
the main during the salutation of the band
on deck, playing the Russian National An
them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Speciai Fcticcs.
Heeaard,s Cerman D;tters tsts a.. Ia,

H9eaard's German Filters fake The Lead.
EAroSToN, GEO., July ii, 50
Dear Sir-Yo our German Bittcrs are taking the
lead OF all other medicines for chronic diseases,
&c., and are selling rapidly. Please send us ano-
Their box immediately, shall be out before it
arrives. Truly yours,
LYNCH & DAVIS.
DIR. E. l.. STROHECKER said:
"MAcoN, Geo., Jan. I, 81.
ii am happy to say that your German Bitters
are gaining great reputation. l think il will i'm
future sell rapdy.''
W. MAXEY & Co, said:
MONTICELLO, Geo., Oct 6, 80
\ our Bittcrs, though entirely unknown before
in this county, have sold rapidly and given salts
faction"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
New Republican Paper mt Washington.

George VI. Weston, formerly Of Maine,
where he edited the Augusta -1ge, with
ability for years, proposes to commence, in
Washington, in September, new paper.
devoted to the principles of the Republican
party, in opposition to the administration.
1t is TO be called tie RcpaLle, AMI Will be
published scmi-weekiy and weekly. Mr.
Weston was formerly Dem ,crat, AMI is
a vigorous AMI effective newspaper writer,
and will be assisted in the editorial depart
ment by Dan:el *. Goo llo,, of North Car
olina, which will thus fulfil NJ. Buehan-
ans orr 5inal purpose, in regard to this
Union, of having Northern AMI South
ern editor. The enterprise is endorsed and
warmly commented by Francis p. Blair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
r The coansrsviHs Times. published

re- The Connsrsvals Times. published
by our estimable friend, and partner in the
glorious old Wing times Of 40, is one Of
our most interesting exchanges. The edi-
tor proposes to enlarge it. ndthus enhance
its usefulness and interest, provided the sub
scription is increased 400.
We have enlarged the RepuJliea,s with
out waiting for so large an increase of sub
scription, but nevertheless expect our
friends in Marshall to raise us at least that
number of cash subscribers. Shall we be
disappointed?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

Eg- X. G.. SHRyock, Esq, has sold his
interest in the Rochester Flag Office. to Mr..
THoMAs TRnBLE. 1t is with regret we bid
adieu to Mr.. SHRYocK; but, we trust that
he will find that repose in his retirement
which was denied him while editor.
The Flag is to be discontinued, and an
other paper, to be called the Rochester
Gazetts' take its place. The Gazette will
be neutral in politics. 1t is to be pub
lished BY CHARLES X. SHRYocK and THos.
TmpBLE. They have our best wishes for
their success in advance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
a=@r.t:s..
Plymouth Retail Market.
Chicago Wholesale REarhet.
OFFicE or rue CIncAco Daily TmEuxE. !
Monday Eve,,:rg. .Irne Is 1871

OfFicE or rue CnlcAco DAILY TEiEuNE, !
Monday Evening. June Is, 1851. {
The Produce market to-Gay, is depressed, purity
on account of unlyor.,b.e news to the holder re
ceived hy the foreign steamers vanderbilt" at
New York, and the "North America" AZ Quebec.
qptng Liverpool markets 10 81 inst. with dec ne
OF 81 ON Flour, 3es ID on Wheat end Corn heavy
at J6s 6ld39s. New York market too is lower on
Corn and the mfr. grades of Flour. No Flour
sales were noted on Change here, and things in
general have declining tendency ~ the cxcellen
harvest of smill grains approaches.
WHEAT.-Spring Sl2l G Sl.22.
CORN.-Sales at 81 a Gle p bu.
OATS.-Sales at 80, So and Sc. p bu.
BUTTER-Fresh jar and roll, l4Cal6c 70 h.
EGGS-By the Dbl BE per doz
RYE.-In good demand at 81 10.
HlGHWINES.-Helda 35c. n gallon. Pure
spirits, (Schuefcldt Co.'S, Chicago,) 45c. p gal
Ion.
BEANs-whitc 50 s7as2 so blu
HAY.-Timothy, balcd. $25faS30 ID ton.
WHITEFISH-No 1, halls Sc.
WOOD-By cargo s. 50as5 p cord.
SUGARS-A good article of Cuba ranges from,
he. Loaf, double refined, l5lec. Crush
ed same. Powdered, double refined, l5Ll; refined
white sugar lac; refined yellow sugar ~ "a 1915
MOLASSES-sugar House Syrup, 25b,ls soc;
Golden Syrup 81 D5 in bbls. loves. grade 65ol zoe
RICE-6tic p 10.
CDf II brs-iSio IL a0eiSc; Java lfWift2 anu
LaguIis l3ls@l4.
SoAPs-commsn &c p Ii Gernu Erasivc 81 !.
@l0c.
TOBACCO-SupcriorC avcndsF 3.,c-.!,c range
Is ESQ 35e Natural Leaf 4j0, soc; Jewel OF Oph:i
soc.
SALT-D lisy 1925 p cask of $40 lbs, incu
ding sacks. Ia h sacks l4c-fom iob5crs l5c.-
p 100 to 900 bbls 81 80; single i,bl 8. Coarse
no sale, non.inaliy held at 81 p 3a) ID casks.
1RON.-Common bar, American ) >; band and
scroll IL a horseshoe iron q 81 nail rods
Cast steel, square and fiat 10; round lac Is.
FRUIT.--Lcmons S5@5,59; Oranges S5,59@
100 = box. Dried Apples scarce at s3Gs3,50 Il
y lbs. Dried peaches. pared, are 2D,d 25c, an.
impaired lie p 1b. with good inquiry Raisins
cluster, SIS; new w. RS, $3.50; layers, S5,75@6
PROVlSIONS.--Mcss Pork S23,00@24, 90 p
Dbl. Smoked Hams IL &C; Shoulders 9l,c. Lare
l4c; Tallow lu@l014c. Cheese. lie for new w
r., and plenticr Old Hamburg, good, Ice.
ONIONS.-New Onions from the South Der
muda, via New Orlcans) $2,25@ $50 p blu.
HIDES.-Green 5@ &c; dry flint l0@ lac; and
very dull sale.
POULTRY.-Chickcn scarce at 20@ Csc each
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
ssHonor to whom honor is auc.-

The great number of persons in all parts of the
country who have experienced the health restoring
and bloodpurlyng effects of Carter's Spanish Mix
turc in curing MANY of the worst forms of Scrolula
Rheumatism, and all diseases arising from inlpuritv
OF the blood, has created demand for it which is
alike gratifying toprOpretors and patients. Among
all the thousand medicines which profess to cure all
the diseases with which mankind Is afflicted. Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands ike monument, .'giant
among pigmes,' and all owing to the simple fact
tst II does really possess virtues and Properties
found in no other, and cures by its specific power
over the hleot; expecting from that seat of life all
inpuilaes or lurking disease opening the secrctionS,
acting gently on the Liver, and in fact aiding and
assisting nature to collect her energies; thus giving
strength and vigor instead of weakness and deb;liiv
The trial of single bottle will bear us oct in all we
say of this valuable remedy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

As thu Comet did not strike on the 18th,
and the probability Of there being gencr-
A smash up Of things becoming less
and less every day. we hope our sub
scr;;bera. who have, not yet paid up their
SUBSCRIPTIONS will do 80 now, as our wants
will benore pressing than usual, owing to
our posponting TIC purchase of nanyarticies
Of necessity. until we were sure we would
need them. Walk up, gentlemen, i you
want : epod paper, which ycu cannot ex-
meet. unless the editor Is placed, above the
,zachof recuniary embarrassment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

On Saturday an affidavit was filed
against two young men--sons of two OF
our most respectable citizens, charging
them with robbing the western mail The
mail carrier on theroutc was also implicated.
Bail was accepted by Mr.. United States
Commissioner Rea in the sums of $500
each for the young men Of this place, aud
$500 for the mail carrier, for their appear
ance at the next term of Court, and a pre-
liminary examination waivel- - n 7ionap-
oils Journal 18th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

Eg- Mr. Green IVhiHikias, local editor
of the Democrat, comes out in tho last
number of that paper with an explanation
of his language in reference to the ''select'
school. 1t is rather lame one to-be-sure,
and evidently an after thought, altogether,
but we suppose it will be accepted, on the
same ground that creditor compromi-
ses with bankrupt debtor. Because he
can do no better
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

HE The lo-ol of the Democrat has not
a word to say in the last number of that pa
per about the attempted bribery of NJ.
O'HARny. He hopes we will forget the
matter and let it pass over without say
ing any thing more about it. But we do
not intend to let him off thus easy. We
shall continue to refer to it every week un-
til he either gives US the proof or acknowl-
edges there was never any foundation for the
charge. Come, Mr.. 90. WAizlikins," you
have made the charge and said you had The
proof, will You be SO good as to let US have
IT'D ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
r1s- Several papers in Northern Indiana

E6- Several papers in Northern Indiana,
and few in the Southern portion of the
State, we notice have raised the price OF
their subscription to two dollars in adj
vance. Unless the price of produce, house
rent, DC, should fall, we shall be com
PEELED to raise the rates of the Republican,
at the end of this volume. We must live
as we'll as the balance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

re- The report of the death of the
Lake County Herald, published in the last
Democrat, is unfounded. The irish was
probably ''father to the thought" 1t had
merely stopped for week or two to take a
fresh start. Success to it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

The latest intelligence from Minnesota
dispels the least doubt in regard to the po-
litical complexion of the Constitutional
Convention. The Buck African sheets in
this vicinity shrieked little too soon.-
But they will never tell their readers any
better. Having sworn that the horse is
s17 feet high" they will stick to it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Ward Executed.

TOLEDO, Ohio, june II.
Return j. Nj. Ward, convicted of the
murder of his wife at Sylvania, Ohio, in
February last, was hung in this city to-day.
The execution was private. He confessed
the murder oftwo men anl his wife.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
We still live.

The Comet, which was to have given the
earth bump, and knocked it into non-en
tity, on the 18th, concluded to postpone
the performance for the present, on account
of the rainy weather, perhaps. We begin
to breathe frcer Who's afraid!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

Eg If any hungry aspirant for Office in
the bogus Democratic ranks wishes to in
crease his chances of success, he has only
to pitch into the Bank, and BRIGrIr will
Immediately buy him of with an Office
OH the Bank hating Democracy!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Corn is selling at 60c % bu. in some Of
the counties in this State bordering on the
Ohio. 1t must be getting scarce
M A Y n IE u

On the 1 tn inst, by Elder t. S. Webb, Mr. HEzE-
kiAH X. PERsHNG to Miss MARY E. WINRorr. all
of this county.
Aiso' On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mr..
Snodgrass, by Rev. ]. H. stonev. Mr. D.v,,
io0,DS 70 Miss NANCY SNoDGRAss all of this
county.
Also' On the 18th inst, by REV. Austin Fuller.
Mr.. ABnAHAM MsrLER and Miss E,.z.Rrru
LARGE, all of this county
We thank the young couple for the cake thsv
sent u.s. May their connubial joys be always as
sweet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

Tie last Democrat contains leader half
a eolunnlong in regard to the Bank CUES
ton which is curiosity in its way
The editor says: ct is we'll known that the
Democratic party, as a party is opposed to
Banks" AMI has so expressed itself time
and again. vet this by no means proves that
that the Democrats arc unit on this sub
iect." Then you dont't boast '.as much as
You did, about the harmonious Democ-
racy'! What has produced this discordant
tone In the Democratic music? Can it be
that the indonita5lc and unterrifc1 have
become so weakened as to submit to the
demands of the old Bank Wings who have
crept into theirranks, and corrupted their
principles Alas, alas how has the
mighty fallen. What humiliating con-
fessionl aud what wide contrast between
tue proud. defiant notes of the Democracy
fof 40, "A |, and rs. and tllesickly tones on
this Key we now hear.
The editor thinks that ex.Gov. WRIGur
in continuing to ''harp'' upon the eBank
sFrauds.v after having vetoed the charter.
was performing more than the party re-
quired of hin-no doubt of it-and init
mates that he was influenced by chagrin at
the Legislature for passing the bill over his
veto. How verslant, If sincere. lie says
in combinations: "Several of our exchanges
are keeping UP continual war upon the
bank. doing every thing in their power, that
is honorable, to make it unpopular at home
and abroad" We'll, Won think they are
sskiclxing against the goads" do you, and
that you do not intend to be guilty of any
such egresious folly, especially when there
is chance of getting some '.pop" by
staying low and keeping dark? But,
place your hands on your sides, and read
the following quotation from the same arti
Gle: a ss
s cit Is well known we, as an individual.
are opposed to banks, and have never advo-
Gated the system. Yet we conclude that
Banks will continue to exist as long as
money will beneeded in the ordinary bust
ness transactions of life
The logic of this extract Is .foreiJe and
snaasscera5le. and its rhetoric has never
been exssHed If elssafed by any American
Statesman, living or dead He is opposed
to Banks. never advocated the system,-
but, as MONEY is necessary to transact the
business of the country banks viii continue
to exist Whata patriot! as well as phi
lanthropist! Opposed to what Inc confesses
is ssneeded IN the ordinary business trans
actions of llfer' But, he is not so partic-
ularly hostile to banks as some might sup
pose. He don't clean over" at any rate,
like the Indians tree, and as sssome three or
four democrats papers do, not he,-and
although opposed to the system will re-
ceive the bills of the Bank of the State
Of indiana, % in payment of all debts due
for subscription and advertising" A prac-
teal illustration this, truly. of bogus
Democratic Opposition to chartered mo-
A4ctc-'>-''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

The Michigan City Enterprise says over
one hundred buildings will be erected in that
city this season, several of which will be
large brick buildings for business establish
ments and all of them will be occupied as
soon as they are finished.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

DR.. HrRiEv's Sarsaparilla. now almost Of world
wide rcnown, is firmly established the best and on
ly genuine medicine of that class. The cures it
has effected are without parallel, and win be
standard remedy when all other Sarsaparillas are
buried in merited obscurity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
z An ExIibit Of the receipts and G


kE An Exhibit Of the receipts and ex-
penditurss ofthis county is published in
the last Marshall County Demorraa, which
we viii publish in our next as matter OF
future reference. The total expenditures
of the county amount to the extraordinary
sum Of s., go, 40! How long will the
people permit these Treasury Eafsrs to bat
ten and reSell in riotoas living upon then
hard earnings?
The expenses OF the poor amount to the
large sum of 81 ,2o3.2l. How many Of
these werc Mickies. who helped by theil
votes to perpstaate the dynasty of freasu
~ Eaterss Ill 81 them, or nearly So W.
have been told s. 5a.sl {. s sI.as.si 1aafsaIsf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
COMMERCIAL ETHICS.

Stted iccttire> Di eminent ciergymcn OF tins CITY.
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring Thorough
Business Edaca'ion, in the shortest time ard at
the least expense, comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
As applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing, &c. taught by the oldest Aierican teacher and
writer of Book keeping now living, having forty
years experience in teaching and business practice.
STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING,
With all the recent improvements ana valuable adj
ditions taught without extra charge.
PENMANSHlP,
In every variety and style of Business and Orna-
mental Writing. .
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business and
Ornamental Penmanshp have been awarded this
College, all competitors, wherever its writing
has been exhibited, including the State Fairs in
Ohio and Michigan, in 1855, and at the Pennsylsa-
MIA State Fair at Pittsburg, in 1856.
ARITHMETIC,
As applied by the first Mercantile Banking Houses,
comprising all Counting House Calculations.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full instructions given in this important branch
of business education
LECTURES
Daily ON Book Keeping; the usagcs, Laws, and
Customs Of Commerce; Finance and Banking; Po-
ltical Economy, Detecting Counterfeitirg money,
and other subjects having practical relations to ac
1--WE business rERMs g..
Book Keeping, Full CommesciaI Course 93s 90
Stationery, about 5 90
Board, per week, can be obtained for 9 50
u Students are not charged extra for Steamboat
Book Keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can enter at any time-<no vacation) review at
unlimited, usual length Of course
from six to twelve weeks
REFERENCE:
4s7 STUDENTS entering, from the city aioncs
within one year, besides the D,my from the conn.,
try.
DIRECTIONS: t
Specimen of Writing and Circulars, containing
full inform .tisu. sent bv mail free of charge.
address '{ +. w. JENKINS,
June Is Iron City College, Pittsburg, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

BuFFALo, "Wednesday, June

BUFFALO, "Wednesday, June lV.
A prize fight between Dennis Horrigan
and Harry Lazarus took place this after
noon & Point Albion, for six hundred doll
lars . side. The fight lasted three hours
and two minutes, and one hundred and two
rounds were fought. Lazarus was the win
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
WHO WANTS MONEY2 J

NOTICE is hereby given to holders Of Coun-
IN ~ Orders of Marshall County, of Nos CORES
ponding viii. Nos below, of date ls4e, le49, 1885,
and 1881, that, upon presentation to the County
Treasurer, at his Office, they will be redeemed:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

A. - - New YoRK, june II.
The schooner Maitland, a supposed Sla-
yer, was captured outside Sandy Hook, by
the Cutter Washington this Morning. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Election of u. $. Seuator in New Hamp-
shire.
BosToN, juno Il, 185'

BosToN, juno Il, 1857.
The New Hampshire Legislature, on
Joint ballot, elected to-day, Daniel Clark,
of Manchester, Republican. to the U. s.
Senate by 100 votes to 125 for John s.
Wells, Democrat. He is lawyer by pro-
fcssion was formerly a Wing. and is now
an active and energetic Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18

E1- The FIT. Wayne Branch of the
Bank of the State of Indiana, paid out
about 49,, 900 in metal, last week, to bro
kers, for its own paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
Pit!sh urgh. Fort Wayne and chicago Railroad.

The earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company,
for the month of May, were as follows:
From Freight S42. 1852 Sc
Passengers S2,3613S
Mail 4,49375
--s129, COZ 60
Total earnings ofthree Comp
MES owning the line from
Pittsburgh to Columbia for
same months last year 103,01S34
Increase (26pcr cent? s23,5S9 30
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
L. Browns Essence of Ginger and Chol-
era MIXTURE,

era M!ttHrC.
We cannot do the public greater service at this
season. than to call their attention to the above val
liable remedies, which should I've in the hands of ev
cry family, while person about to travel should
leave the city without them. For dysintcry in chill
ren, at all seasons less prevalent, the Es-
sence of Ginger is SAFE convenient and eficaciouS
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
PRINCIPAL.

f. w JENKINS, PRINCIPAL.
I. ]. HITCHCOCK,
Author of"i Ner Melted of Teaching B0okkeeping''
Professor OF Accounts, bookkeeping, & Arithmetic,
JOHN FLEMING,
Author Of the National System Of Bookkecpirg.''
Lecturer Business, its customs aud usages.
H'Y WILLIAMS and ]. w. BRENTLfNGER-
Pross. of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Phonoera.
phv.
A. COWLEY, w. p. COOPER, and
p. r. SPENCER, Jr,
Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship,
Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence.
ID. BACON,
Lecturer on Political Economy.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, Esq,
OF the Pittsburg Bar, Lecturcren Commercial Law.
JOHN w. KENNEDY,
Of"Kennciy's Bank Note Review Lecturer on
Counterfeit, Aiterel and Spurious Bunk Notes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-18
ssaa PLyaouriI, IND.
Enlargement.

Eh"r-sIas lnsraias, Ja'.e Is, 1881.