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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Special Ncfices.
Honor to whom honor is DUE,

..Honor to whom honor is due.''
The great number of persons in all parts of the
country who have experienced the health restoring
and blood purifying effects of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture in curing many of the worst forms of Scrofula,
Rheumatism, and all diseases arising from impurity
of the blood, has created demand for it which is
alike gratifying toproprietors and patients. Among
all the thousand medicines which profess to cure all
the diseases with which mankind is afflicted, Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands Ike a monument, a "giant
among pignlies.2 and all osing to the simple fact
thst il does really possess virtues and properties
found in no other, and CURES by its specific power
over the blood; expelling from that seat of life all
impurities or lurking disease, opening the secretons
acting gently on the Liver, and in fact aiding and
assisting nature to collect her energies; thus giving
strength and vgor instead of weakness and debility
The trial of single bottle will bear us out IN all we
say of this valuable remedy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

lieu W III -NV84t 10. tOl c8iCtf.e tyx1C W a. IN
the house at the time Of the. attack, but'suc-
ceeded in making her escape therefrom;
some of the gang saw her when in the
street, and gave chase Inturning a corner
she fell in the deep snow, and feeling en-
tirely exhausted did not attempt torise; the
man happily not seeing her passed on. and
she-sped IN another ,direction, wandered
through the streets all night, covered only
with her night clothes, barefoosed, barehead-
ed, and afraid to ask for shelter the snow
being at the time over two feet in depth
and the mercury below zero. 1t is almost
needless to say that Brigham was at the
bottom Of the affair, and that the Danites
committed the deed by his direct orders
He had previously said at the tabernacle
that Jarvis should never leave the Terrific
~. or if he did he should not take any
of his property with him. There has been
a great deal of suffering among the hand
cart recruits, and they continued to die dali
w. Not one-half Of those that left the
States are now alive. ssa.a .sa -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

Messrs. Merritt Il Coughlen have compile
tel their new wooden factory. and now have
it in successful operation Their machinery
Is all new, and made in accordance with the
latest improvements. The fabrics which
they exhibited at the Marion County Fair,
last fall, were sufficient evidence of the SUI
pcriority of their work. They manufae-
fure on favorable terms all kinds of wooden
goods, including cloth, satinet, jeans. fan
mel, blankets, de-, dc. Our friends in the
country. who are about disposing of the
present seasons clipof wool, would do
well to call anil see Messrs Merritt Il
Coughlen, at their new factory, south of
Washington street. near White River
bridge.-Lad Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
How to Grow Sweet Potatoes at the
North.

Select your richest and most sandy soil;
IL YOU have no sandy soil, then your high
est and dryest loan; pillow it deep, not less
than eight inches; cover with coat of well
rotted manure; cross pillow, and deep one
week before planting out your set, say 10th
of May, draw upoa tn. ground fresh barn
yard manure; spread il say foar inches
thick, aud eighteen inches wide, in rows;
then cover, by blowing deep furrow each
side; you have now ridge or bed nearly
two ani half feet broad at the bottom.
AMI one at tn. top; over this top spread
two inches thick of refuse charcoal, from
the bottom of an old coal pit; or your coal
bin, set your plants on this ridgc, one in
evsry two feet: keep them clean of weeds,
and the tops or vines from taking root,
from time to time as they grow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Guardians Sale.

HNHE undersigned, Guardian of the per-
Il sons property of John, Harriet
and Eveline McFarlin, minor heirs of John Nc.
Farlin, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the
Common Pleas court of Marshall county, made ~
The april term. 1857, will IN =, 49,. -
-Four Weeks from Date,
Offer at Pri-ats Sale, the eleventh part, (aer Me
widow thirds are dcscted,) of the following Real
Estate belonging to said heirs and situated in said
county, to-wit:
The south part OF the east half Of the south
quarter of section 20, township "a north, range
east in other words that part of said eighty acrea
lying south of the La Porte road containing TWEEN
ty-nine acres and 27-1O0; 81 ,7eea
The west half of the south east quarter Of section
&c, township 81 north, range l east. containing
eighty acres. cal ~. a1alasf s.sfE
The north half of Lot No. 80. in the town Of Piym
outh.
TERMS.--On Lot No. 49, one half Of the pur.
chase money will be required down. the remainder
in six months. On the remaining two lots one
half will be required in twelve months, the remain
der in eighteen months. The purchaser must give
notes with approved security, bearing interest from
date, waving all valuation and spprsismsnt laws
The share of said heirs in the first lot above
mentioned has been appraised at S22; the Cd Lot
at $l2l, and lot No. AZ in Plymouth at $50.
WARREN TAYLOR. Guardian
April 80, le57.-4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

~ WANTED!

10000 sHFs 81 H'S ss ss ,ss - ss.
Cash; and besides allow good weight and ply
good money without gumbling- Bring O yeur
Hides and keep them at home. ...I
Remember the place-thr same spot where We
were burned out, next u, Pcrshing & Co.'S Dig
Store Our Golden Boot, among the rest, wns
burnt; but VIC have replacedit BY a new one from
the same pattern. Remember the place at the Sign
- = A APR ss. ISL. ~ c WHrTMoRE, Ags
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

Fo-1 Wayne..-(.roceries, sc.
We would call the attention of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS & HuEsrIs, Wholesale Grocers, Fort
Wayne, Ind Their stock consists Of general as
sortment Of Groceries-together vita every thing
that is usually found in a store, except Dry Goods.
Their connection with some of the t.Sf, oldest ard
sceH knorn Houses in the East offers them facilities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any Other
House in the West. ......
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line, freight considered, rs low can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or aay
other Markes- $780,. .-,. q. - ..s.s
Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours
ride Of this place, uninterrupted BY any change Of
cart Merchants therefore, in this place and vicin-
ity, can obtain anything they may need in the line
of WILLIAMS & HuEsus, in a few hours, thereby
avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time, oc-
casioned BY ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & HuEsTrs have but one Price, and
those ordering from them, will obtain goods of the
same quality and Price, If there m person to pur
chase. e. &c.. .l.......-.s t..sf-
II you would therefore save both money and time
purchase of WILLIAMS q HuEsrIs, WHOLESALE
Grocers. No. IS, Columbia street, Fort Way n
inniAna- ~ = -, - f-rf ssts is.t iAho.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
COMMERCIAL.


From the Chicago Tribune of TUESDAY morning
We nIense the following cpmm.rc'a' repbrt:
But little produce arriving. notwithstanding the
high prices.
FLOUR.-saies Off bil~ Comm .rc;al at Sc
37Is 30 bhls sNonreomcrv' at 81 80; Stocks light
WHEAT-,prins 81 81 0e 81 .25: red and white
81 80 IT Milwaukee, and will cost Sc. - bu. freight
Price tending upward.
CORN.-Stocks very lgh. and held firmly at an
aiyancc.. Sales at 76r.
OATs.-6sta zoe. p bu-
LUMBER clrso OF White L Ike mill rum
sold at Isl ali roun !, ami another S7-5O0Sll
A ergo Green BY sold at SIG1 ii and at S20@26.
POTATOES.-SIal,25.
TRUTT.-Large quantities OF oranges and lcm ms
are arriving by riiroId from the Cast, and the de-
mand is equally large. Lemonsare steady At 81, IS
"a 5, and oranges ranging all the way from s4-50a
60 p box.
HAY.-Timothy, baled. $32 p ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soc p gallon. Pure
spirits, (Schuele!dt Cos, Chcaso,) 45c- p gal
Ion
SUGARS.-Ag COED article of Cuba is III ta i3c,
the range being 1lal5tsc. Sugar House Syrup
Moasses, IS bbls, Soc; Exua Sugar House Syrup
s0c; Golden Syrup 81 .o5 in bbs, 81 ,Os in hf Ibis.
$l,loin kegs New foak Syr ps are SOC CSC, aid
lowest grade Mo.asses 65@10c
RlCE-6I 06lsc p h.
COFFEE Rio 12Is q BE, Java 4.@l7Isc,
and Iaguira I3I q I4c. In New York I.aguira is
worth l2lsc, andis wo-th r.. laid do IN in Chca-
CO.
PROv1SIONS.-Hcavy mess Pork sells in small
quantities at $3.50 p Dbl; light $3.50. Mess
BeefSl4 so. Rate for small lots of Cut Meats and
other articles of Provisions follows: Smoked
Hams ID a he, shoulders DO o. q 10; sides lJ@
IL - Lard l4c- Taow dull at l0(dl0la. White
Beans = ,50e12,I5 bu Potatoes 81 ,00a ,25 the
latter for Ncshsnnocks. Whitefsh: No. halves
Sc; No IS scarce at 1913 Cheese l2Isc for new
w r; no Hamburg in market. Butter q @SSc for
fresh roIl. Eggs fl@el2i.c Dozen. Chickens
$500 p boz; Turkeys leo lee p ID.
SALT-$2@s,25 p pkg of 800 n for coarse; fine
$l.75@3.00 p Dbl, the latter BY single Dbl.
HIDES-GrceH 7@sc; dry flint 1905; green
salted 81. q &c; calf skins lUd 12c per quality
EURS-Pime Mink skins $l,00@ so each;
Coon 500 81 90; Spring Muskrst 25c and wintel
lsc- Deer Skins l5a25c per b. Otter skins 81
as - skin.
FUEL-COALis plenty at Sc p ton for Illinois
delivered; Lehigh $13 80. WOOD S. p cord
by the cargo; or S6,50a7 at the docks
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
Great Cure of Dyspepsia.

c. c. Mei shon, Merchant, saws:
SIMrsoSvILLE, Shelby CO., KY, March 30, 1855.
s'The German Bitters give general satisfaction,
and herewith hand YOU certificate of MIR. Morton
Berkley respectable farmer of this county
SMPsoSvILsr, KY, March 80, ls55.-Dear Sir
would inform you that have been afflicted for sew
eral years with Dyspepsia, in a very aggravated
form, tor which used Sarsaparila and various 9th
er remedies, without obtaining any relief From
the various testimonials in favor of Hooaands Ger
nan Btters, was induced TO try them, and | now
state with pleasure. that through their use am en-
loving better health than have done for years past
and cheerfully recommend the Btters to all affct
ed with the terrible disease.
Respectfully. yours. l.3
MORTON BERKLEY.
DIR. C. NJ Jackson
Sec advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

not necessary to take 4 fe. bottles Of Huriey's
Sarsaparilla. This invaluable medicine strength
ems the system, renders the blood pure circulation
vigorous. and by keeping up the secretions, insures
healthy condition ofbody.I To the aged or enfec-
bled it is Of ncalculabIe benefit Give tia. trial.
San Francisco (Ctd.l yEra- n IrHnfS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
F. Browns Essence of Ginger and Chol-

We cannot do the public greater service at this
season. than to call their attention to the above val
liable remedies, which should be in the hands ofev-
cry family, while no person about to travel should
leave the city without them. For dysintery in chill
dren at all seasons more or less prevalent, the Es
scnce of Ginger is safe. venent and eficacious.
See advertisement. a sgg t a4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
LEATHER.

1--WE. keep On iand Upper, Kip. Caif sheep.
Pink skins, &c. &c. Those who use Sale Lsp<h-
ef must remember it Is awful high
April %, 1857 c. wHfTMoRE. Agx
The Washington union., 1857-10-02
[No. 5s7l
BY the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section
q ao act entitled s Az r s Sse % e @ q the
Minnesota belonging the half breeds or mixed Of the naoo
na y H. 1904 JAMES BUCHANAN Ppesieui & The United States
Amere hereby declare and make known that pubic sales win
sofa, at periods hereinafter designated, 10 vii:
March next for the disposal o the vacant public within
the following named townships and fractional townships In the late
uon OF Indians, viz:
Noyt fae base line aud ef i'm principal
The INDICATED township hundred eleven
Indicated township hundred and eleven,
The Indicated tracts townships
and one hundred aud twelve, Of range twelve.
The INDICATED township hundred and eleven and ae
on townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and r
The INDICATED tracts in township eleven
township hundred and twelve and fractional town
ship hundred and thirteen within the reserve
rho Indicated par, townships hundred
serve, Of range fifteen.
At the at FAmAuIr commencing the day
following townships fractional townships in the hate
tho half breeds mixed boods of the Dacoh Sioux
ion Of Indians, viz:
North Of the base line and Of m principal
fractional township hundred
and within the above mentioned reserve Of range nine
that OF townships hundred and
hundred and nine and fractional township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve, OF range ten
part township eight
within the reserve and in townships one hundred
The INDICATED tracts in that part Of townships one hundred and
township hundred and ten, Of range twelve
The Indicated tracts in that part Of townships one hundred and
within the
range thirteen.
The part township ten
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fourteen
that township hundred
within mentioned reserve, OF fifteen.
with the provisions the July IT, 1854 herein
before referred claims will not be allowed
lands until after they pub
lie sale and become subject TO private entry.
Offering will be
pointed and will proceed in tho order in which they advertised
the whole shall have been offered the sales thus closed
shall bc kept open longer than private
entry the lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of
the weeks
under hand the city Washington this sixteenth day
Of September Dn thousand eight hundred and nifty
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THos. A. IIEspRCKs
Commissioner of the General land Office.
Sep 19--Iaw3m [lnt&Star]
The Washington union., 1857-10-02
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

ouAKnRMAsrKns MARINE CoKps
Washington, Sept II, 1857.
- Office until O'Clock Thursday the 22d October 1857
for supplying the marine with the following articles during the
fiscal year ending aoth June, 1858, viz
500 500 uniform caps, complete.
900 900 to 600 600 marin, marine pom pompoons.
500to 800 privaes uniform complete navy blue CLOTH
indigo dye--to be chemically tested. @
soto 100 sergeants' uniform coats (same above)
soto 100 musicians coats scarlet CLOTH cochneai dyeto be
100, 200 pairs non oommssioned onoers' cpaule,es
Sooto 800 pairs brass centre straps
1000 1000 pairs linen overalls,
1000 to 1000 linen shirts.
500 nars marine Snss stasJ H.
500 to 500 knapsacks. ..a
Soo'o 800 marine fatigue the cloth to be blue nd
1000 to l,5oo flannel shirts
500 pairs woollen overals, blue korsey.
500 to 1000 woolcn jackets, do
900 TO 800 watch or great coats, do
35 80 musicians jackets scarlet CLOTH cochneal dyeto
be chemically tested.
Samples may application this
hce or at the Office the assistant marine corps ls9
is to be accepted bidder to take all mate
rial used for manufacturing coats overa &C. hand the time
parts required
and must be explicitly understood that critical inspection will be
which do not come up the sample will be rejected and thrown
right increase or d.
mn the quantity named above the exgences interests the
.r
Proposals be addressed
Corps Washington D. c. and endorsed "Poponls Supplies
The publishing this advertisement will send the
tanning the first insertion 70 this Office for examination accompanied
duplicate the the 70
insertion and II 800 for all subsequent
sertons.
The National neigencer 'starn and Estates Washington
"Argu Portland, Maine; "ratriot" Concord HI "Gazette
Portsmouth, sPosn and "Coue" Boston, Irdge-
port Conn., Day News and "Aas New York 'Eagle
brooklyn Y Argus pcnnsylvanana : and aPress Phlade
phia Pa 'Paro' Harrisburg Pa; 'Repubcan, Baltimore Nd
and 'Argus, Norfolk VA "Democatn Pensacola
and "0reanian' New Orleans will publish
times per week until the 22d October
l8-3tawt22Oct
The Washington union., 1857-10-02
Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, September II, 1857.
@ EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed g Proposals for
~ building Marine Barracks at Pensacola Florida" will be
the 9th Of November 1857
o'clock the construction OF the Marine Barracks authorized
be erected Pensacola Florida according TO tho plans and spech
prepared the direction Of Navy Department
which the Offices OF the commandments of the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New York. Phade
pha Norfolk, Pensacola, tho Navy Department
proposals furnishing all materials and
peng the work in satisfactory the who be
appointed by the Navy Department supernd the and the
the right the proposals
when it deems the interest Of the United states
quires it,
cent Of the Of work done and the materials
vered paid time, the work
certified by superintendent
acceptance by supen
department be forfeited in the nlhmen
the provided that bill shall be made amount
thar. Ave thousand dollars.
proposal by written guarantee signed
by responsible persons Certified be by agent
district judge other officer OF the United States
vc thousand dollars that bidder will when required
sufficient security for It's faithful performance.
Bidders invited the specifications at the
Offices herein before mentioned
proposals department
plainly Proposals building Barracks
sacola, Florida"
The bidder only whose offer be will be notified and
the contract will be forwarded thereafter practicable
which he will be required within days after its
at the post Office named by him.
All work completed all respects according
the plans specifications within twelve months and the
of the
ISAAC T0UCEY
Sept 24-2awt6h Nov Secretary of the Navy.
The Washington union., 1857-10-02
For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
i berland Wheeling, and all parts the
1 The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (cxccpt
Gas connecting with Philadelphia
Washington at Juncon) viii stop stations and arrive
bcrand at O'Clock m.
Station daily exccpt sunday)
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati
viIe Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis Cairo
mediate points.
3D. EXPRESS leaves daily at T. p m connecting with
express trains for Cincinnati ST. Louis Cairo Chicago and nterme
tc places The distance TO Cincinnati and other
places the West l. nearly miles by any
The time TO these places Is also unoqualed
Baggage checked through " Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
81. Louis
Passengers baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold all the West
at the lowest possible the ticket Office Station
Washington city
A second class ) attached mai train H
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may
by Daylight by taking accommodation mail train, and
Cumberland Oakland They morning
which leaves Cumberland $50 Wheeling
ut 2,
Passengers from Washington ample
ngton Junction
only by through tickets and baggage checks
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train 6.45 will stop
Cumberland and the beyond going
Eawardly mail Wheeling a. M accom-
mediation leaves Cumberland at reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN except sunday } stopping
at way stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
ut IL. 80
EIC0TTs MILLS TRAIN Camden Station at g. a. M
and 80, Leaves Eicotts Mills M, 730 p M
except Sunday
W. S, WO0DIDE,
Jan l7-dH Master OF Transportation.
The Washington union., 1857-10-02

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ Of fare to CloniaUnlted steamships
York for Anwal the 9Th and goth connecting
with mail steamers from Panama Francisco
These steamships have been approved
Department, and guaranty sfeni and safely aa.
The Panama railroad al miles long)
and crossed In baggage
checked in New York through passengers
embarked Panama expense
paid in New York all expenses of the trip
Reserve port
Francisco detention
entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspwa
Conductors through
and children without other protectors
through tickets the apply agency
West street New York. to l. W. RAYMOND.
MAJ -