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The Washington union., 1857-09-16
noBsoNs RuDIMENTs OF THE ART OF

hOBSONS RUDIMENTS OF THE ART OF
Building 81
Aliens Cottage Building. 81 cents
Tomlinsons Warming and Ventilation rs cents.
Towns and Buildings So
Dempseys Drainage OF Lands. 81 cents
Dobson Foundations Works 81
Burnel on Lines Ccmen Moras Concretes, Mastcs &C. &c
81 cents.
swndell on well-digging, Boring &c. 81 cents
Dobsou's Masonry and Stone cutting 70 cents.
for Building cents
Styles Of Architecture. cents
Principles Of Design in Architecture. rs
Pridcaux Fuel, Furnaces, &c. 81 cents.
Burgoync Blasting and Quarrying Stone. 81 cents
Water Works for Cities and Towns by Hughes civil engineer
SII2
the Manufacture Distribution OF CAS- by
Hughes. H.
Aug IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Washington union., 1857-09-16
TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
mail seamersIhe ships oemprisIng lhs arc

ships having built by expressly
service every taken their construction AS
their engines insure strength and speed and their
for unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool
in second cabin 5 From Liverpool 10 New York. 80 and
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for.
The ships of this line have improved tight heads
avoid danger from ice will the Banks deg
after the LIST Of August.
The Washington union., 1857-09-16
PROPOSED DATES on SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
!, No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, & CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
81 Austin Friars, london.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
The Washington union., 1857-09-16
Change OF the Place Of Sale OF the DeIawar
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
the Delaware lands in Kansas Territory advertised to
place the Esd day Of June next has been
changed and will commence 0awkee in said Territory the
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES t. MIX,
Commissioner dd laeyiH.
INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April g. 1857
april7 FL June z
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CENERAL wEsTERN LAND oFFIcE. -FiII

II0WARD'S United States Supreme Court Re-
IL ports. 10th VOL session Of 1867.
This day published.
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
News from Honduras -.

We have advces from Comayagua, the capital Of Hon
durss November Is The cholera had entirely disap
pcared the State with the setting in Of the dry
The Honduras Railway engineer corps, working in four
divisions, had far advanced with their work be
able report that the location Of the road would be
peted by February ]. Two lines have been surveyed
the summit, with the result Of maximum grade of
60 feet to the mile the Atlantic and ~ feet to the mile
the Pacific decyity The health Of the corps
exceptionally good Col Stanton OF the British Royal
Engineers with his detachment sailed from Panama
the 18th for the Bay Of FoDseea to verify the survey
googon He is to report 10 the British government
Several Americans had emigrated 10 Honduras, with
view Of working the opal and other mines Of the Depart
ment Of Graeas The opal crop OF the had been very
large upwards Of 900 of large size having been
sent TO Europe by single operator.
The Of the probable advent Of Walker had
sccasioned excitement in Honduras, beyond an
augmentation of the garrison Of Omoa President
Guardola bad declined furnishing a quota 20 the
"coumn Of movable troops" proposed to be established
by Guatemala, 10 operate against foregn invaders he
had also refused to empower any OF the representatives
81 the other Central American states in Washington
90 act for Honduras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
News from San Domingo.

SEIZURE OF BAEz's CORRESPONDENCE.
IRON the Turks Islands Standard, Nov. IL
BY the arrival Of the Dominican sloop Isabel, from
Porto Plata, IN possession OF some intelligence
that unfortunate republic when the Isabel left the
city have surrendered 10 the besiegng
army under Santana gen. r. Pueblo u the commander
inchef n the army before Samana consisting of fifteen
hundred II the general opinion at Porto Plata
that the forces Samana under Pamaner, would yield
u Pueblo that day, he (Pslmanter) had but few
men aud small store OF provisions. The mail schooner
Nineteenth OF March running between San Domingo city
and ST. Thomas, TO Porto Plata the It'll under
Gag Of truce. and surrendered. having board prov
sions amounting value u So 900 spanish. The mail
bag containing Baezs correspondence from Europe and 81
Thomas was a matter 81 course, prize of some i'm
pcr,ance The private letters put under seal and
Santana, 10 lie by him forwarded TO Mr., Hood,
the British Consul In the city, for delivery.
The Isabel came here Tor Gen H. Sosa, Mr. Y. Angulo
Gurid and another person (name unknown 10 us) who
escaped from the persecution OF Baez al the city, and
here the Dutch schooner Transit route 70 Porto
Plata The Isabel sailed yesterday with those gentlemen
on board for Porto Plata.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.



Steamship Black wasriar Smith Havana and New Orleans
sAp Athena Brsn sehillsg Bremen--Honninss. Muller
Mars Iecccq Bahr- Mar-eiles-H Sheldon, Lawson 90
Bsrs Ernil. 'spl Rlers CsdIs-F stoughtou.
Brs Var ESsi; BroS m, Msyssa., TEaEP Baes Co.
sohr Plots Bride, Pierre, Gayeston-wakemsn, Dmon
soAr Bennett Flanner Appiesit Wilmington, ned Col
schr kchmona James Rlohrond-C II Person.
SIR M-sssrs. mepsoa qly ro.5i1iss Hq i.s, Co
CD a;b-shp Mississippi Allen, Bahimore-kichs A Bell
ARRIVED.
eeamrhp Empire City, Griffin View Orleans vs. Havana
shP david Brown. Bpsdtary Maaila me !. via M4nfus
Low s Dee PS y lon a spo s@p .s
St nin aAss hence ~ Bueno, Ayres ~,
sssr, mos.ss. A., 80 Boeson 4 Fo-dcs.
ass Nsgo Va % . ssean gonsss1 y
Brig Ars5e.la, Day Aspinwal, Dec with hides tobscco
nrg r,emiia, Or, croaby TURKS Islands II days with
Ida Con worth of Portland, Dcsey Guantanamo Cuba
Brg cion tBrl crowen. Windsor, Ms sday, with pOia-
er1 aasrson ao;%sr 5. ~ ssFss 7 DAYS with cotton
scf Maria morton 'of New suffolk, Penny For, az Plat
iseets eIehsnssd SIGNAL. yIis schr Fanny steering SE
Gay. rih sugar 2 Robert Williams. Experienced heavy
shr - nvyi. Lynch, savannah days, with cotton ao,
schr Biooner tBr Bent cornwAls rs, IL days with 20.
shf s S9y.s sac Norton Savannah days, with cotton
SIR Thos lIolcomb. Gqslee sayaenab days with cotton
GOD rice q scranton Tslnan EXPERIENCED heavy wealth
81 Nae ssse. ss,ser chsrson days. win cotton
s'oon and portion y her sails.
sssr srs9et i,Syelsad Rist ao ID "a dave
sosI y y Rove W's-ns Isgipia fol Ees Haven.
Abr eeageA Edv,ri, B,scr. PhIateipIA ~ New IA
50. s, to...s,5 AeaF. Rcct.sga
SIR ~. Gns '4gch Ffevdeh,s Tor No.IaE
I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Our dates from Bogota arc 70 the 10th Of November
Fears were entertained that attempt would be made
o. get up q revolutionary movement IN that city The
Bcrrrir states that the authorities In freqsent
cept OF advses OF nocturnal meetings and the combna
tons for a coup dedt 10 overiurn the government by
II the parties who figured In the Malo revolution ~
1854 On the morning Of the sth Of November the walls
OF the city appeared paoarded with noendiary pubca
Dpps
The G1ect1 Ofci1l the death OF Orlando r.
Case inagiaie American citizen; and that the public
administrator has taken possession Of his papers and
ecects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

200 900 or .. AL ESns sD GRAPES Sss OF ..s Do
less than qff ~ T. sCHRoDN 20 marufacory rs Cannon
street samples also be al J. Rusher q Old
slip.
rASH WILL NOW cow IN sONt GREAT OAR.
~ gains IN scvars am c0sng ~; s INV ces advanced
any price that Will cover tn a3vAncc Rrccl.
lec Iavsns German and domestic sersr b. had vory
cheap. o. CHEEKS NJ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
YUysNrTUnR.

FURNITURE At GREAT BARGArNs-CLosrNG OUT
~ before the year. At s9l Broadway you can pur
chase any article Of furniture and twenty i've cent
The best assortment In the city,
For sale very low for cash only.
Manufactured and warranted Nv BROWN ABBOTT, f9f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

CJ -urNTfvwEN HAVING LARGE OR SMALL
sNl. Of left OF clo'hng 10 fuose Of, W.T. recc
ut least hv per cent than their suppo vae ly coll
ing store addressing THOS y. CokROt - Centre
street, late sol Pearl stree
q = Opn TO rvvTer IN SECOND HAND CrOTH.
IO.UVU tnr-ccntlemen WISHING p rongcrt clothing
or other personal properly cash obtain fy
by calling sending their address 70 JAMES MORO
NEy, si9a Pearl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Clifton New Orleans; esrks ooodsrcca. Mobile, welsnd,
Richmond.
Wind during The day from Sw to w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

DDD WARD -rHE DEMOCRACY oP THE TWENTY
- - second Wtfi Who ore orpusd IN secret lenses Ar,
requested 70 m Hughes ~ Fghh avenue this Tues
DAY evening O'Clock, tos suitable persons 70 ~
sui mitted at tn primary eeciiov morros evening n,
cfatrW FIVE Ill NpRED DEMOyRATa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
EXPRESSES.

NNEIts FARGO a CO., Ngw YORK AND CALL
w fornia Express Company am Fvchsnee Drsler- A
JOINT Siock Company. Csptsi 500 a9 Ofcs 81 Rrosd.
way. Expr.ss, sen, = .an.rni,, OREGON and sandwich
Islands I've b 1sh Of esrh month To svans she
Irh each month Frehsge sale in sums W
suit california oregon, sandwch Islands HAVANA Bos
ton snd Philadelphia Notice N CAiforni.
p Co prepared 10 receive the old bonds the
EtA'e of California transport the
and procure In accordance with "a a
Aprs. 1857 aud return tkss Hty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
THE LECTURE SEASON.

TIE GRAFTON AND POEM BEFORE THE ELEVENTH
Annual Convention Of the Delta Pei Fraternity will N.
delivered his Tuesday evening At Mozart Hall IA Broad
way MY O'Clock Orator Orlando " Morris III New yori
city poet Norman For Jr., of Schenectady Tho merober
of the fraternity arr invited 70 attend the annual simmer
which will 70 served the close az ire literary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

yIrIsCOSsIN STATE DIRECTORY FOR lsss-THrs
w work published contains the and address OF
every person business In the STATE The book
n sge haGisomely printed and contains about 60
page Ilp he business community must derive
it = elnt Of information contains and as book
lserpnce ~ iaesnable value ard he too
rally appreciated Irice - So law ard lihrnry binding ~
SMITH III MONIfN & co.
Cooper House So roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JANUARY rs nov
ready and for sale by all book sellers and
PHILLIPS, sAMfsON a co, Publ.hers. boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

RRASDIEs AND WINES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. VERY
~hskey- Jamaica and Holland gin and all kinds 81 To-
reign liquors from ~ higher per gallon per
bottle. warranted pure Call and before buying else
r. DELAMY.
DRANDY. SHERRY. MADEIRA. PORT, CoRDIALs. &c,
ID especially selected for family sale quantities
"a suit purchasers BY SNYDER Co. IS Beaver street
GREAT REDuCTIoN-F. VINCENT, NO. Is NORTH
NJ William strcct-lmportcd French g.
higher per gallon: Irish and scotch whiskcy dc
Holland and ell kinds Of foreign liquors. clarct
from 81 dozen bottles and higher and Madeira sherry
Malaga snd old port wine &C. Ae All these warranted 20 be
imported Sent free OF charge through the city. Call and
see before buying elsewhere. Tho present
T. WALTER.
GENUINE IRISH WHISKY At LAsT-THE VINE.
VI yard, ~ Nassau 81 Liberty. NcAU.
LFFE Co. pledge themselves 10 supply wlses Cork whis
hey, pure and unsduersted at % bottle;
bond. or in qa4nlaes u suit purchasers.
Nkw YEARS DAY.-A PINE @ssDRrAkEr OF CHAN.
~ pagnes mserias sbsrries wines and
dies Holland gin s~hiedan schnspr~. Ac, Jamscs rum,
Scotch Trish tonsnyshes and Bourbon whskey. liquors
oordsls sessrs. Ae. Toe sae nj uNDERHrLB NATTER.
SONS, 40 nroome street. cornero Crosby. and ~ Ninth
avenue. near Twenty fourth street.
T,HosE - CAsys ASSORTED LIQUORS CONTAINING
Madeira wine. Champagne per basket Ali warranted
MARTIN Carroll. l07 Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

VALENTINES MANUAL OF THE COMMON COUNCIL,
for Hsle-i0 volumes from 1919 lsss prize $40 Ap.
ply al the Fulton News Depot, lz7 FULTON street. Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

VALUE, NANY DOLLARS. PRICE q CENTS:
THE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND YEARLY RI
CORD FOR l. now ready. 276 pages. cloth binding
price only Is contains besides the ordinary calendar
Of The atmosphere for 1856 and 1851 Chronological Table Of
important events foreign and domestic IN 1856 Neurology Of
1871 Chronology " Nicaragua Chrnnoi0-ica History Of
America from IS92 History Of New York CITY; Lis,sd City
state United States governuc1is Tho New y Charters
Tine Metropolitan Pics Bill Des iyon II the Cenxa Park
Surveyed Routes for Pacific Railroads Nliua Force OF
United Of Nations, Banks, Insurance
Offices Public Institutions &o IN New York. Rates Of
Wharfage; Hackney Coach Fares Carmens Rates Location
Of Piers &C. New York DEMONSTRATIONS Of the weather
OF Clouds. Winds Noon, Rainbow, Atmosphere &c, and
useful everybody but especially TO
New Workers II also contains spscei for memoranda for
Agents wanted 70 sell this book in all parts o. thc city Pub
liahed nv MASON BROTHERS.,
lO4 and ITO Duane street NJ. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Hardy Holmes Chahss Mass, Bella Peek Dclano. Nor
KEw BEDFORD. Dec as-krr .chr VIM roper. Robinson
PhadelLhls SD sohrs Rachel Jane Kcnnon, aud Moro
NEWPORT nee Is, sAw--sd this An. brig Berona.
fos; 9ucEsep Onward Annie Russell and c,Ssr. Siso
sd schr Young America Moul.on, supposed for Baltimore
sscc Edrs DO for Fall River soPs austin Sssd,ors ro
psa Ss Fro A%s syc sfE for c''nA 'p
sth sAs-In por, he arrivals q he 18Th, and others
1 Darling for Baltimore; Edward slsde Tor Nerfos Doth
& svep Queen s 9m pnrge for Lyle Egg ar
PROVIDENCE, Dec 2,-Arr scbrs Geo Fsles NJ skeryon
Baimore por,,,s Kahn, Hedge Nyork SD sloop Edward
sPsssu, Glos .,s, NYSrt o.r,. x. uv,.
Hooper Dixon Bslimer. :ehFs sasasrd u Dow s4G
~ chr john Ee.:S Row. lds Ns'' h'''.
wheaton PsisSsphs ss,,p, e MI 5' s5. w sss ,
YER and Lysssnd wsc' sYors sco 'f fo.a iSs rss
bsrk Ss.hua, Lewis from Basu,rl Il and Cor H.. on
snd chr Incorrectly reported he Wary Eva posbly tho
wesi bay Oh Saturday morning for hsrbor Re nsshus
ses y ~ asn early ~ schr snrpo
lying Al anchor At the mouth Of Warren river saturday
pi rnLts I,E Dec s-A bs Gen. Hspn2aa
sa so ss' taras ea. .S ms n KAY MN
Houston, Russell Boston; sarah Woodbridge Higgins "a
shaw Syos srons NOT SSwwpa ngs Sss Ne kseyes
APP po El1ass n Taylor rcT,o Rec 90,
Hams San Francisco and sid sDh for OAK Point oad brio
q poE 2lsi barts Samuel Merritt wigrn. to load Al oak
SAVANNAH. Tee ~ ~ back dasD-Arr banks Ameiia.
s snstrS 1'Tses Tg s.ae ssrs,os. s,hr. snds
20 Richardson, Lewis Idverpoo bark Peter Dcmi IIoey
nfork; schrs Asa kdridge, Lowden, Fernaudna oracle
Fernandez, Nassau Mp
2tth-Cld steamer Thos Swan, Poet, New York ship Clio
3 ban &sSsep wan Boston .cs S rsFs FSrman
NNofk
.soMFRsFT nec 2s-Arr schr Maria Connolly phladei
flrs taiigr icnr ashore Hog Island.
srQNIsgToN DEC p AR -chrs John csawsInaer, God.
t. itdftekshurg FIR Providence Albert Field Wes'gaie
Nci'vA ~ japa'on, air Dickens, NYork l2r BtsoE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

A DvANTAGEOUs TO REGISTERS OF BIRTHS AM
IA Deaths IN the city Of New YorkAny Of the above pa
tes who can give information 70 the time and place Of
who supposed 70 have died In New York between lbs
le2e and l6 viii be handsomely rewarded in addition TO
incurred In making the inquiry Appi
th0 EdNor the HerAld
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
Iron CITY Commercial College.

This institution stands in the front rank Of that
class of schools that confers practical benefits upon
MI who come within the scope of its instructions
IL takes young man just at that interesting period
of life when he is looking about him what he shall
o and IL insructs him in those branches of practi-
cal knowlelge-the lessons Of an honest, money
making life, that will qualify him in the future to
operate ~ the best possible advantage to himself
and the business world- Through the iudic;ous
and skillfal management of its Principal, F. W.
JENKINS, ESQ, the Iron Gig Commercial CoueJe 0
Pils5arga has steadily until it has no superior
in the country. Our merchants speak of it with
pride, anil its usefulness is every DAY felt in the
numerous counting rooms, where its efficient grad
yates are employed.
Let our merchants and our farmers. and all per-
soHs who have sons. hasten them 10 this college,
where they can secure finished business education.
For terms AMI particular information, address +.
W. JxxKIxs, ESQ. Principal Of he Iron City CO..
lcgr, I'iifSJarg,. Penn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
LITER FROM EURO PE.
of the Steamship Niagara.

HALIFAX, juno 90 T. N.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
Goth inst, arrived at $50 this P. NJ.
The Columbia and Anglo Saxon arrived
out on the 18th.
There had been spirited discussions in
the House of Commons in regard to the
destruction of Greytown.
Lord Hamilton inquired if Government
had demanded rcparation for the British
property destroyed.
Lord Palmcrston replied not, the law
officers Of the town having given an opin-
ion that the demand could not be sustain
ed.
Rocbuck and others dcnouncc the out
RACES, as an n ut to the honor AMI flag OF
Great Britain, which ought to be main
tanned. Lord John Russell and others de-
Tended the Government, and the subject
was dropped.
The number of British cruisers on the
coast of Cuba is to be increased.
The continental news is unimportant.-
The French election excitement was in
crcaslnC
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

The Democrat says the following persons
have been selected as Grand Jurors for the
August term of the Circuit Court of this
county, viz:
James Upton. John Cook. VIM. f.
Walker, James Brooke, Jacob johnson,
Daniel letters. VIM. Garrison, Soay Be
langee. Hugh Jaclman. Adam Fisher,
abraham johnson and Jacob Beiler.
From the same source we obtain the list
of the names of the petit jnrors. for the
July term Of the Common Pleas Court OF
this county, viz:
Edward Jackman. Ehenczer Sherland
Andrew Robcrts Henry Marsh. Arthur
Blond. James Hazicton. Daniel Brown,
Ransom Barber. Jacob Pippinger. Peter
Crawford, Leonard Allaman AMI Simeon
Cudney
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02


The Valparaiso Republican. Of the 30th
ut, says, Mr.. John Brown, living five
miles west of here, hal his house burned
to the ground on Friday night last, at a
bout Ii o'clock. While they were getting
out their goods. young man who was
running with sharp axe, ran against MIR.
Stolts, who lives on Mr. Cummings place,
near where the fire occurred. The axe
struck Stolts on the right cheek and open
cd horrid cash. 1t ble,l profusely for
four hours. No one was sent for to sew it
up, and it will consequently leave bad
scar. We understand Mr. Brown saved
most Of his household goods
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
Mad Dog.

The Lapo-tc Union Of yesterday, says, a
dog supposed to be rabid bit several dogs
in BENZ. Brtterworth's neighborhood on
Saturday last. Mr.. Moses Butterworth
pursued the dog to this city, but lost sight
OF him here. The dog we believe was not
killed, although there was quite display
OF warlike instruments brought out in pur
suit of him here. 1t is not certain that the
dog was rabid; but he had the symptoms.
and it would be well to be on the look out
for mad doqs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
A CALL
For Teachers Association in MsrshaiI
County.

For n Teachers Association in Marshall
County.
We, the undersigned. wishing IT, promote the
Ednc1iis mad Tsfsrrsfs of Marshall county add vi
cinity. Issue this Call for meeting of the beach
ers Of sud county ami the adjoining counties to he
held II the Court house in Plymouth, on y TUn-
PAX the fffh day Of July. 1851 coTimeii-
eng Mt ~ o'clock, a. m. for the purpose of con-
ccrtins measures for establishing apcfmancnt bun
" Association to act i'm concert with the State
Teachers Association.
We wish the encouragement and countenaIrc OF
every Teacher and friend of education in the pun
" either by their presence by letter, so thy we
nav know VINO are willing to take part in thd dr-
ties of said Association Believing that grcatgood
nav be accomplished by an Association ofthis
kind, we cordially invite all the Teachers of far
shall county and vicinity, and all other pelons
who feel an interest in the advancement OF the
cause of Education, to meet Us sn the above hem
toned day, and let Us make one grand, united cf-
fort 20 set in motion train of causes whichFill
promote a greater unity Of action between ITCH
crs and parents, and awaken a greater degrd Of
interest in the prosecution of Education Tdhis
end we earnestly ask the active co-operation dew
cry friend Of progress and humanity.
Teachers, Friends. come one! come oil, anilet
ms do something for the cause of Education in bar
shall county. Other counties are moving in his
matter, and shall Marshall be behind, Letjhe
collcctionof teachers and friends on the 1lth tier
An emphatic No, to such an idea
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

r. Hill is the best Baker in the
North, that we know any thing about
His light bread is certainly equal to any
we ever saw any where in the west He
keeps q supply of Bread. Cakes Of all
kinds and best quality. Confectionery. Ale,
Beer, Cheese, &c. &c.. in the rear OF Per-
sHISa's new building. Our friends from
the country can always find plenty at HILL 8,
of the best, wherewithte comfort the inner
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
re- Whv should flour sell higher

H Why should flour sell higher in
Plymouth than any where else in the State?
Wheat does not command any higher
price, and yet the consumer is made to pay
from to Z of cent per ID higher than it
sells for in surrounding towns.
We are told it is the fault Of the millers'
who put up the price Of -four because they
have monopoly Of the business. If this
be so, it is time consumers were deyisine
some plan of self-protection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
EMILY J. HAND.
.And stiII they Gomez

Mrs JomS L. WEsrEEvELr, brought
us on Monday some Strawberries equally
as large and choice as the above, also some
Gooseberries. the largest we ever saw, for
which we tender her our warmest thanks
Such testimonials of appreciation, espcci-
aliy when they cmanate from the lalics,
of our labors in behalf of free lon, arc most
grateful to our feelings
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
Prescription.

LEVI CRrx, Esq. has been removed from
the Office of Postmaster, at Paramount, IN
this county, and Samuel Burger appointed
in his stead. This is pitiful piece of pro-
scription. The Office is not worth the
trouble of attending to, but it was feared
that Mr. Csrx, from the position no held,
might get an inkling occasionally of some
party schemes, hence the necessity Of his
removal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
Groceries.

Our warm-hearted friend, WEsrERvEIT,
Is in receipt of avery large supply Of Gro
ceries. All know that have dealt with him,
that he keeps the best articles in that line
the market furnishes. Sec advertisement
for particulars.