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NY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.


u
IN THURSD Az, the 10th OF April next, the premises
~ wiz selFths f0iioWHg Building Lois, all Of which
well worth the attention OF buyers.
Remember property in and around N4lvi e advancing
rapidly and he whJ delays buying this year will have
pay large advance hereafter. The L0H shall offer
follows
on WATSON sTRgET-Siz beauufuI Lets, opposite the
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each 80 feet aud
1872 I5iee alley. These tbs Lots that
on RUSSELL STREET-lu H0ustou-s Addition. Los -
80 a. b. 3d. a. aud 81 Ct the Of Oak These Lots
50 feet 'front.' and 40 feet deep Also LOi No y Wood
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with plank
fence,
on FATHERLAND sTREEE-Los 76 Il, - and - in
BlOod's Addition.
on FATHEGLAND STREET-LOts Nos. 5. 8, :, g, ., and
10 in BIoOd's addition.
on RUSSELL sTREET-Lots Nos Il, IS and 10, in Zoi-
Golfers Addition.
on WOODLAND STREET-Nos. 70 20, q, %, p and q
IN Bl0ods addition, daIeY opposite she neat buuding
beng erected by essrs Hicks, DaTdsn and Morgan
These Los sba not bTag anything could say ABOUT
on THE GALLATiN PkE-L0tI Nos. ), 6, 2, II, 70 and
70 IN Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. and in Hoods ADDITION
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Df Nh Wash
il gOn, 100 front and running back 240 feet 10 street
with a street the side.
TaaI handsome Lot adjoining the residence or Mr. Ieseur
fronting 100 feet ths Turnpike and running back 2O feet
tOan alley.
n1nd-oma Lots ihe Turnpike In shsby's Addition
being Nos. 1876 and I3G
TKR8S-Thess Lots will be on a credit Of one,
three years bearing interest satisfactorily
usual, A. '. >. LlNDSLEf.
K. z. GLAsCoCE, Auc,iOneer.
T Also Lots 100 and 0I "a shel5y's Addition, Wood
land street, adjoining The old re-denc- imar29-Ld
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LFCsL NOTICE.
MANSON ". BRIEA&M NJ. BRIEN il.
EA&E0c 2ay S 81 Law,

y ssh VI HI = TENN
OFFICE 30 a. WEST-SlUE CHERRY STREET,
JUgPE' 'sSBOfLUING,. ....'
(FoTm'Ily rccHpsd by Ed Ewins)
HtVE taken in coPaTtr f3i9 m5 =oH 50 NJ RFtEN, j.,
rrar of L. fi tha rruTfs lyiisol coun.y
One " o-h cas- uerlllJ De "a t4a cars PROM
ard e-pscs a ulga 3D. eH collecting ell
Gains money vays resdg VII c,l eci8 have 1esu
c'Hslarfy md re-J.ay IN my profession IN the
Muuntaiu District j,r l-sf 2Osgars sui Viii continue "
zI-ul % cuu- ard crec lng Caims Ilru-tsd ny care
in the 90 aHlI1 DPh b, Wits Fsrtrsss over
%. rUtuar1 uH JEgarH. HEye al gCqIeintaucs
ia the H-r Ltsad 5us ness iu On c1utLiss Tho
of Aus-yis auItu oher cez ught dad &c %
llI-ir interest L0 caal-T ~ ttD
r.fsr o. any and ali sy-uus 40 know my ability
90 prompt sfteu % ~ business.
u,a.chl7-.57-Iy. MANSON 81. BRIEN.
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-, NY FIltsT PUBLIC SALE.

NNoL need heretofore Of n EdgcfeI Id on Tbrs
9lS' ln' VA Instant Is postponed until THURSDAY
tha 10 H. '5n on account If The CXirlrrdfDsrv an
uhor cen "r'mency OF The weather which has prevented
msN ron Nllhg ami e6ani"ug the grounds before the
ay o. sac a. ht desircl 20 Go. find Considerable inter
ests beng rd 90 1geneld lots and those contain
ca IN m! announcement aeamorg the eligible in mat
.uCaity. IHprS Y : TTS6cT q "a
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nor and account the Clerk and Mister, in tho
oIHenTy rWcnsT, administer SC vs. T. g. Crteher,
ais the ChauCCry Nashville. by v'rt1e de-
cree in said cause, Il viii, THURSDAY the I'll Of May
Lext ses sell public sale, Forty Eve Acres OF
Land in Davidson county, Tennessee, she hHes ire6E
Turnpike aad Cumberland Eiyer, the and OF Dr..
Shelby This rset will be suh1vIdcd into smaller ones OF
from Eve particular DIES TuOn oi Hnich
will appear in 5and-bis before the Cay Of SUE.
TsRMsA credit Of one and three 9caT' for F0ie sat
isctoiy secured bearing interest aud lien tanned sale
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ a. V. s. LINDSAY.
r x GLAsc0Cr, AucrNueer. Iapri3-td.
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BEERS & TERRY.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

AUGUSTA, GA,
II VIII attend the sale all kinds OF Tennessee
Produce their store. oFpos e the Planters Hotel
RErERENCEs-HUn John P. King. Pres G. r. R. Augusta,
J. A. ARsley, Augusta n X. Butter Augusta; n. T. Yeat-
zan Nashville Tenn J. A. Brown, Murfree5bOro, Tenn.
Seymour, Tanning Co., Nashville, Tenn, lmThlO-tL
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HOW TO SAKE ,1nNr1-

Ii those indebted to A. e.. & A. r. BEECH are request
"a ed TO make immediate payment or bsT viii 49, ", 20.
tie with an otacer,w we canno, give further Indulgence
april5-dIW.
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ATTENTION GESTs!

MEN. CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
tLATE o. NrUFs EEsB8Ea)
no. - UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
A GRsNT parade os he Levers Of TIE " Weed" in all
"A lie attractive i0ru Isrequesei az t1e above esab-
shmsut r The inspect on OF the fnes assorted st7ck Of
virginia Chewing Tobacco ana HAVANA
Cigars,
That has ever been e2eno in the city or Nashville,
ss ~ every grte Tobacco 1is 50 per pound,
and The lowest the Eueit Havana Cars, selected
careuy IN the city avaua By oftl- FIRM We hssi-
late r0t say our can be gEcsied If cqIEeJ, In this
market
country Dealers wiz and % 90 their advantage 70
give call before purchasing elsewh here, adyah
tGgus Practical lobace1usls and Exclusive DeulC5
able s % offer Superior inducements.
Remember the ptIC'--lgn " sThe Zig luluu, second
dor e-st the state Bank. J. ". IA NGLEY y Co.
rgar77-dtf 40. Al Eai0u street
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TO NTEREHANrSII
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
rArE oNI.E s1a-rI,En --Elgso. aa EIoUEEs.

PARE ONLY S12-NE v = p EAzkO' % EAB q rs.
TaTRATNS run throHg % from Stevenson 10 Mem sl71
q phis and make close connection with trains ffs5f
On Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at StayeH-
son. Through Tickets from haslv lie to Memphis sold fJ
sl2 Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on The O'Clock p
Train, which arrives Stevenson at IS A NJ, aud
meets Trains for Memphis No delay except 60 chang
ing 9. b. ANDERSON,
EPdlS-H. Fisket Agent
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~ AT the first regular meeting Of Hook and
Ladder Company, No. !, the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
p. A. Phillips, Foreman; ". A. Fulston, Assis-
tant Foreman; Chas, Hammer, Secretary; NJ. Pow
ers, Treasurer; Chas. Fuller, Steward.
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HLAEK EOOKS.

BIANN BOOKS.
LEDGERS, journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Books Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
steel Pens, Inkstants, Pencils. Just received BY
mrhI7 JOHN YORK & co.
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TRINkS. YAIISFS -

.yNvDER & FRIZZElL' have on band SOM
~ dBe Sele Leather Trunks. Fascs, Garnet q N ! M
Bags and Satchcis, that csHupt excerd in lEEgy5
this market vi i-h offered al low agures gu Y j,
al Nc q Public square.
apTi2 EEYDFR 4 FRTzggTT
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I
ZUU % bbls HarrIs Dayton Ale
80 bbs Rhodes and Yerros Piitsbu-g Ale;
2 cases AIsop's Erg ish Ale;
cases London PUTer; for sale lO| By
APPS CARTER. Mckay q o.
NOPPERAs.-sO ba1r5.s CopPsrls iasl landing,
- apis C&kIEil, MCKAY CO.
IRISH POTAEOES.-luU barrels PinkeJes JUS
/ landing from CIncinEau. CA TER, MCKAY Il 20.
do COFFEE.-20l Gags Orleans RIO C, fee, just
hlaadrE GARTER, MCKAY o..
ENGLIsH WALNUTS- AND FILBEiiI s.
H % bag Fl bsris ali fresh, j1s. hatirg
TRESH DATES AND sUNDHi.-lt trails
L Iaiss rock Candy, atscred 10 BIS lEiilal
M4caIOnv; bsxas IEaian Y-,m.,ilt; J boxes JCiute
Paste; bsEss rig Psse; 'ieIees smyrna just re
aFr8 ''D ~ 80 " CARTER. MCKAY ca.
ANACK SALT.-ZJy bags hne and coarse Salt just re.
- ccivei. GARTER Mckay co.
TEThEELINH NAILS.-2yyJ kegs Wheeling Nails
APPS GAETaR, MCKAY co.
FINE STOCK or TOBACCO.
II BOXES Mar pound Lamp;
i 10 boxes W. Hama do;
do Kings do;
% Do Waters do;
ltt5da Welding &c;
81 10 Reads California do.
los do fuckers s. I'D Orange;
lp1I co l. BoSe pounds
do Sim sen BLACK
2S2. 90 Jas lite pounds;
So 90 c. As1nng pounds
% DO NstslHs;
q do +. d. Burks Pogudsi
81 do j. L. C.aytll do;
Il do IOwe Havues dos
g 90 do do DO;
% do John S. Haze;
% do Hezdly 90;
CAV 'UaBGER MCKAY AGO,
APPS rs Iu5iC Sglsrc.
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NCHOnL RnnKS.

John York & Co., have on hrnd complete stock Of
Classical and Common School Books which they offer for
sale at the lowest prices. imhI7
Notice Inhalation IN COHsuuPtiou-sss
advertisement unds this head. Female Complaints, Veue
real Afectnus Nv Trps Of ha Heart aud Liver
&c. w1I meet n due attention. rOelaf-dGm.
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Dancing,
ThG New Spring Hats!
wTaHarfala & ZaIEer,s.

WyaEarfeld & TalE3Es.
VTTATERFIELD & WALKER are under full heaI-vay
w with the s'yI- Of Geuueme S Hats, and eend-
IDENTITY end them to the no zee Of all who wea- Hat
or want Hats Hrar. his syisis very light aud eas
tic and by peculiar process 10 manufacturing all painful
measure fg Ghueratrd. WATEEFIELD B. WALKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATSE
TINHE Iarges aud select OF So Felt Hats
will be- found al Watsrfs'd g. asar's-tbey have them
an great variety and all the desigus and popular
rrI0rs Imrh7I WNCEEFIELD q NALkER-
NEW STl az RIDING HATSI
TT7HE Ladies' will ind WatcrIsd & Walkers and
fun assortment Of fue Riding Has. Also Fancy Hat
for children suited 70 the
mrhT WATERFTED & WALKER.
TO MERCHANTSEI
MERCHANTS will nd at Waterfeld 81 Walkers all The
M new and desirable sylCs o. Hats The ia
cash o. prompt short buyers offer ial aiYEB
taaes WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
mrh7 Fashionable HE-ters, % Public Square.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL BURaAU.

The Tennessee Safe Agricultural Bu e.u vii.
bold its regular Spring s,ion in the State CaPi,
tol commenting Monday NON ag, April 10, at
10 O'Clock.
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DEM0VEIlElEl s. BELL.
DRCG6loES AND APD tu ECAhlEoI
No. 20 Cherry street, ? doors from Union,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DssLERs N
Drugs, Medicines, z aints,


WINDOW GLASS. GLASSWARE &c Sc.
Z EEP constantly on lsrd Alcohol, Lusssd OIL, Glass,
N Venetian Red, spanish Brown, Potash, olvo OIL
Pumrie stone, Cream Tartar, Glue, &c &c lmrhl5-
CtONGRsSS W > TEX Just eceiv ca fresh supply
- 0fCoUgTsss Water, and iorsac rs
muI3 uEt0FtLLE & BELL.
VEAAT POW BEES.-Pr5sIoH q Merrill's Yeast
L Powders, Just received and Tor sale BY
nrhI3 DEaOIILLB & BELL
TTHGLES8E MIS- TAER Dust received q drsh sup
T. ply Of line English Mustard, or sale by
nrhi3 DaHuVILLE & BELL
. PECULg " = Metallic, Ivory, Rejecting and Glass
II Spscuiums, received and for sale ny
1rarh 10 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
Mrs ALIENS ZyIobaIsam and Hair Restorative re-
w ceived and for sale BY DEMOVlLLE * BELL
mrhI3 No. % Cherry st," doors from Union
O0GON SETTS.-Two barrels Just received and FOR
- sale By tmTh4 DEMOVILLE & BILL
nRUU EEEa ID and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed flr sale
y by tmari DEMoVlLLE BELL cherry e.
THE PREMIUM JACK MARENGO
MAMMOTH"
WILL make his Tennessee at Cansy Springs,
w Marshall county, l- old Stand al Sint1 insure Jen-
oal pay sbe when the fact is uceaiHed property
eTred Pesurage gratis, grain iced IS
per week Mammoth is the rec 7piensof 10 premiums
march25-iC KNIGHT & WILSON
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
/ AH nov receiving my stock Of SPhING AND SUMNER
GOODS OF the latest styles expressly FOR Genusmena
wear 70 which invite ihs alnon Of my customers and
the public GENERALLY
ALSO, SCorT'a RHPoRr FAmross for the spriag and
Summer. SAN. pRTgHTrT
Eb21-H 5froll.-.
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G. DURZ,
Portrait Painter,

nrhIo-dsm. NASHVILLE, TEyN.
p. & +. BlLLIOD,
CONFECTIONERS AND DEALERS IN FINE
FRUITS. NUTS,
FINE LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, sc.
NO II MARKER STREET
SECOND DOOR From B3OAD NASHVILLE, TENN.
VNTE would respectfully i1f7r he citizens Of Nashville,
w and the trade IN this ard rl s'uuE COUNT that
have recently f-ed erabi for lhe purpose
~ tonga Wholesale a-d -sta hu-sss, and would respect
fIlly ask a share OF pHbIc n-tru0uEs
Orders Tor Candies FTIIF and a1-r articles iu Inc
attended 10 with pnlBlptEsEs an dL=pste4.
marshJ3 p. & ?. BILLIOD
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HERMAN & RAINS,
DRUGGISTS AED APOTHEC4RIEs,
NO 10 SUUTG-~IDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENS.
DAINTS, &c-Iinsoad Oh, white lead, sum White Zinc,
rial GresH, dry and in al, window GAS Varnhes. sand
Page Paint Brushes, FarGsh Brushes Painters, busters,
&C. for ale by lapIeI hERNAN d1 RAMS.
MAGNIFICENT CITY EESIUENCE LOT
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL LOl, fronting G. i feet Summer street
II aud running CscE 40 feet ~ feet alley. Sail Lo
Uni and streets adjoining residence
of st. Clair Morgan, ESQ. !. L. d b. w. BROWN,
apEs-d2w Az Cherry street.
TTNE celebrated Partisan shampo Water Jrcleausug and
APPS KEENAN, & RAINS.
GLEECLIFF TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, April {, 1857.
The Nashville and GsnclG Turnpike company at the
ofhce 81 W Bnld for the purpose oTF.u.Ztr OF.
Major Coz C-llHd "a The Chair, and X Winston. on
morinn, was Teque-t.d so act as Secretary.
On motion proc egded 20 ballot for dgs Drec OTs where
upon the follow ing gentlemen eiec John hrkmaD,
c X Winston, A COT, " Z Lucas guiJ0s y Dabbs
The 10 lowing stock uOldf rs present: D8b5s,
A r. Gaf, O. Winston, John Kirkuau, W Il Lucas, J Fl
Gov e.. ard W IJl s.
Directors then proceeded to elect Pre-ident, where
upon W DABBs vas uHanilz9us'y elected Pseslens.
aprs-d3&wH 4. X. WINSTON, Sec'y.
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Cliff0ls Il Ahbnf-

MOULD respectfully ra tIe a'ta1l1 Of their friends
w and the pubic stner-y 90 t1ci- p-g-cgt st1rE of
SPRING AND SUM ER GOODS,
consisting Of Mems and Boys CLOTHING Of all styles aad
prices also,
FURNISHING GOODS
the greatest yuret7 amaHE sGich British FALL Hose,
superior arIi-le Fancy C0-fou s HCse; Mern1
har Hose Sspoeou, be Joiuvie LntoH, and great
rsry other NacS Ii-ss n sl OF uamasE
Six Cravats. silk, KID Isle Thread and oihsr Gloves
Fancy and Whit sHir; Shit C0ilars. 10th
fancy and vhTa SIX drawers AMI shirts MerHo Leslie
Thread aud Jean Shlr.s and Drawers. Thee a Tow
among isg Of articles aamer0uI m-ntion. jest
ceived. |mli3l--tf.
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I beauufying the hair, Just receivsd by
APPS KEENAN, & RAINS.
GLEECLIFF TURNPIKE COMPANY.
A SUPERB WORK OyFAHUY NEEDLE.
WORK
FRANK LESLIES' PORT FOLIO OF FANCY
EIaadlea " ORR.

EDITED BY Mas. ANN :. STEPHENS
Royal quaro volume, elegantly bound in full gilt, suPe
nor paper price 81 90 and So Containing 400 fire usTa.
tun g. many occupying full page, printed in coIoTs,
tanning design aud precise instructions for
Crochet KNITTING, Buzls ard Bead Work,
Applique, narued Neited-"ork1
Braid Work, Patch.mODie,
Straw Work, Embroidery,
Vax-HOdeling, Fruis and Flowersin Wax,
Feather Flowers, Painting on Velvet, sc.
TOGETHFE WITH
Beautiful Patterns for Patchwork also numerous patterns
printed cOlors, for embroidery, slippers, Wells, Under
garments, etc, etc.
Frank Leses Gazette Of Fashion for April, for sale By
APPS JOHN YORK G CO.. IS Union st.
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q ~. azfTEtl.E1ER

CUCCESSOEt % W. l. PEET, Church ard Vine -.
= would respectfully announce 90 hfczps Of Nashville.
that prepared Oh all orders in the Baking and Family
Gr1corT line Of business
Thankful for past fIvrrs, would c=er.uy recommend
sucoe-se Mr. CCNrss. my old frisUls ard omers
iarI7-7f-3mn So e. ,. bi-
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THE LEGISLATURE.

II Or. J. H. KINZER is candidate represent ~
counties Of Ferry and Decatur in the next legislature
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NELV -SPRING STOCK

I An receiving my Spring Stock Of Boots, r-Et7n
Nh pes. &C. for the Spring rade' consisting Of
Ladies' Kid EoOJees and without heels Ladies ~
fne ing Jougres- eaters, with and without heels.
Ladies pain lasting Gaers Busns aEd slippers me 2
Ish French ami amer Rid slippers with and without
heels and BLACK EaiIa and AID Callers. Jenny Luds
and >ppers embroidered, Bronze Morning slippers,
together vita large supply Of staple she's Tor women
misses I'd children.
FOR CENTS
Fine stitched Sswded and Fegged Boots, Kid Patent
LoHthsrs and Calf Congress Caters for Men Boys Youths
Children Gents Parent Leather and Calf SIJchsd ADD
Pegged OxOrd Ties Low Quauared Dress Shoes o. the
latest and Enes mauship and material, also
good lot Mems, Boys Youths and Chdrens Calf and
Rip rogans, Heavy BTogan= Tor Plantation and Iron Nok
Haads Psaseca No. d Public Square and examine The
stock. CHARLES b HALL
Ps-Tha very best and Iaryet loE OF Leather and
Kip Iron Travelling Trunks, Vaces Carpet Bags,
Sairhels Bonnet Boxes, &c in the City, watch invite
erpsciaI attention. Tmar27--II G.. B. HALL.
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FURNISHING GOODS

NASHVILLE. SOAL GOlIPAN ia tOTLCE
TO ~UBSCRIBET3S Us STOCK
A CALL Of TWENTY PR the stock subscribed .
n said Company ordered payable 90 daTs um ths
Isg February. Psym8ns b. made the Bank Of
In or Ferandah buudug Cedar t-get By order u TIE
Pres dent AID Boara o. Dirreg1rF-
aua1-tr 2 CARTER T-rHuHrrF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
Selec1 MisceilaDu.

The first part of the following story
was published in the last Republican issued
before the fire. The copy having been
burned, we have been unable to publish the
concluding portion until now,-having
found IT a few days since in an exchange.
On account of the length Of time interviewed
since the publication of the first part and
having many more readers now than we had
then, we have concluded to give the whole
story complete.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
A1f0urned.

The. Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons for the State of Indiana, which hos
been in session since Monday in this city.
was closed in due and ancient form yester-
day moEning, and adjourned sine die.
The principal subject of discussion was
the reduction of the dues of subordinate
lodges to tbs Grand Lodge. ltwas finally
agreed to keep the dues at their present
rates for another year in order that the re-
naming outstanding stock of the Grand
Lodge Hall might be redeemed. and the
0rand Lolgs Hall buildings yields hand
soma revenue, whsa tho debt Is entire
ly extinguishsl viii be an endowment for
the Grand Lodge of sufficient amount to
aid it in tho prosecution Of enterprises Of
generosity and charity.-Ind Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

They have invented an unique method
Of amusement down east, called "Riding
the Elephant which promises to~become
very fashionable. An Albany paper thus
describes it:
The gas in the parlors is partially tnrn-
ed of so as to produce sort of twilight
darkness when two gentlemen, the tallest
present. are requested to take position in
the back parlor. Their position is that of
boys playing leap frog A large cloth, Of
some subduod color-dark grey. for in
stance-is thrown over them, and another
rolled mp is attached to the front. which
constitutes the trunk, Two sheets of whit
paper are then rolled up and tackled on, one
on each side ofthe trunk These represene
the ivory tusks. Ths Albany elephant
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

The ElkAart Co. Times says that the
wheat crop in this section viii probably be
better than was anticipated In some To-
calities It is pretty bally killed. but ether
wise looks well. the spring has been re-
markedly backward and cold. The grass
and leaves begin to start some now. which
is a month later than usual. but small
portion OF tbs corn is yet planted. but if
ws can have warm weather from this on.
there may be cool crop yet, as it grows
very rapidly when it has a chance to grow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
2oetieaI.
THE HUsBANDMAN.
b. sTERLISG.


Earth, Of nan the bounteous mother,
Feeds him still with corn and wine:
lie who best would aid brother,
Shares with him those gifts divine
Many a power within her bcsoA,
Noiseless, hidden, works beneath,
Hence are seed AID leaf, and blossom,
Golden ear aud clustered wreath.
These to swell in strength and beauty.
l. the royal task of man;
Mans king, his throne is duty,
Since his work on earth began.
Bud and harvest, bloom and vintage,
These, ike MN, are fruits of earth;
Stamped in clay, heavenly mintage,
All from dust receive their birth.
Barn and mill, and wine-yat treasures,
Earthly goods for earthly lives5
These are natures ancient pleasures.
These her child from her derives.
What the dream, bat vain rebelling,
Ii from earth We sought to feet
IT'S our stored and ample dwelling,
IT'S from it the sky we see.
Wind and frost, and hour and season.
Land and water, sun and shade
Work with these, as bids thy reason
For thy work thy toll to aid
Sow thy seed and reap in gladness.
Man himself Is all seed,
Hope and hardship, JOY and sadness,
Slow the plant to ripeness lead
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
From the Logansport Pharos.
MOUSTACHES.
BIT 4. B. HOY.

Said Julia to Nell. "COme, darling now tell
What soonest the female heart smlshesl'
Said Nell, al don't know, let me see TIRES my
beau,
o YES. those romantic moustaches."
40 dear, declare said Julia the fair,
"The same thought my mind flashes;
How splendid, how fine, how majestic, divine,
Is Charles with bis princely moustaches.
.They may talk Of deep signs, black hair and dark
eyes,
They're all very well IN their places,
But how, in the name of Venus (good d1mc,)
Can sensible girls love smooth Eacesl'
They talked it al Ger; they talked more and more
And, finally, mlde such catter,
That Sail, Mol and Lie, with wide staring eyes,
Came N to what was the matter.
But now spying out the cause Of the rou,,
They diferiay, find their views clash, sir,
For Julia and Nell (I'm sorry to tell,)
Find Sal Co. slight the uoustache, sir.
al"opened the ball. then spitced in one and ALL
Each using tae tongue naturc'd lent her,
And talking ~lke SIM till they made such din,
1t induced VIII and Harry TO enter.
"why, girls, what's thisncise7' "Dcar me.t there's
the boys,
Wen leave the case to Their decision;
63y gentlemen, Hi5es cl0<l fIscncEious LLc,
ssShaii lnoussaches be held IN derisionF
~You must not entreat," said Harry discreet,
I'VE gallant young men ID come square out
In answer % that. the questions too fat,
Our responses ght cause quite fare out.'
The girls held court their debates were but short,
Mol and Nell then advanced from the cluster;
Tell Us then Why the sigh. OF morstaches delight
May maids, al throw hearts in fuster'''
Young Harry looked grave, then looked very
brave,
Then suddenly looked very knowing:
an tell you," said he, "these novels, ven see
Have, for ages, moustlches been blowing"
"B.avrra," cried Moll: "Now Lie, julie or SAL
Some one cf y,u now do the talking.''
~Sir William said Lie, swhy do some girls &c
spise
Moustaches and those heath them stllking7'
Sir William looked posed; then hisiicas disclosed,
Very slowly Is fearful to miss them:
al don't know, butt tllink-ves I'm sure it's the
kink,
They eaar HATS eoHrrnie,afly kiss flem!''