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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
TIE OLD HINTON PLACE, % the GaIlstn "a
Turnpike, two miles from the city; subdiVded LII
into suitable Lots for Suburban Residences and
feTed for sale By A. v. 3. LINDSEY,
feblS IS College street
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FOR SALE.

LOT in South Nashville College street, beyond the
"A Medical College, fronting 60 feet, being the Lot
which RiVes Carpenter Shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply to A. v. $. LiNDSLEY,
marcb26 IS College street,
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SAVANNAH LOTTERY!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
Anderson & Son, Managers.
tsuscsssOrs 70 J. ? Winter. Manassr)
FHlLks FAfABLk WITHOUT Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s6O,OOO!!!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY or raE srATE or aEoKeIA
CT A IS n,
Draws May 18th, 1857,


AT 81. ANDRBwg Hall savannah. Ca, under ne
sSorn sape fiaisndenee Of w. r. synons, ksq EndJ ~.
frrnliEs, Etq.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

GREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proof of great merit. judged by this
test there is no labor saving machine before the pub
lie comparable with Singers Sewing Machfnes.-
After lishingthe highest reputation In the United
States they were exhibited at the late "Exposition
Uniyerselle" in France, where they carried on the
highest premium; and great mandatory In which
to make them has been built in Paris.
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is TO be done these machines
used with immense profit As the speed Of the Rail-
way train is to travelling on foot, so is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer,
fair Proht Of using one of these machines, regularly
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS "A YEAR.
In all private families where there is much sewing
to be done, those machines are invaluable assis
lance. Planters and hotel keepers find them particu-
larry convenient and profitable. These machines
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rabie, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which every sort Of work, coarse or fine, can
be perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and
worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere TO satisfy the wants of
the public. ... .- 4. +t4 4I8
Plaih printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any one can readily acquire
se ar G N managing them me machines are pScked
sons desiring more particular information will,
application by letter at either ofou oces forward
copy of /. NJ Singer d Co IS Gazette, paper wholly
devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
I'm. SINGER & co.,
Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES. t"4t.R
No. AZ Hanovor street, Boston, .r 4r~
81 Chapel street, New Haven, Ct ''.N-
Gloversville, n. Y. r.4.. .-tia.I d, 4,h
No. lag Chestnut street, Philadelphia. yCa3
No. 1O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 80 Westminster street, Providence, RI!
No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
No. 65 North Fourth street, st. Louis,
No. 81 st. Charles street, New oreans.f
NO. 30 DRuphin street, Mobile.
DecQmbgr 1.
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Wnntcdl.

900 BeefHides; 500 Calf Skins and 900
CUU Sheep Peits, for which will pay the highest
market price In cash, Boots and Shoes my Boot
q Shoe Storein Ravenno, where have now on hand
large assortment of Doors, SHOES, RUBBERs, &c.
suitable for the season, with general assortment IL
Sole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoemakefs Finding
constantly on hand; all ofwhch will sold ia smag
profit for cash or ready pay. E asgafg q
Oct. 0, 1856 JOHN GfhhIS.t
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SOMETHING NEW
what Every Body Expected

k4E&&xSa VIE PHENIx Book STORE, it
FIN l. seems, has discovered that il did
SAhl-aaa-zS nOtcarry ballast enough even to navi-
gate i'll the 'storm excited by its own bonlbas 81, and
hastaken theto tow-pathand wenttothe y-dock ofobb
won. That the scattered fragments ofthe craft hav
been TAX to patch the stock of the sRapenpa Book
stare its "FlEANcIAL MEMBER" having vamOSt J.
rGach.
HATCH, ever mindful ofthe wishes and interests
ftEe public, and knowing that something mem in the
Book and STATIONERY line wonld be expected by the
ipeopic of Portage County, is now receiving direct
from New York large and carefully selected assort-
ment Of Standard School and Miscellaneous Books OF
all sizes and every style of binding and finish, Envel
ops Cap Letter AID Note Paper of every variety al
so Toys, Water-Paints, Brushes Pens, Pencils; in.
deed, everything usually keptin Toy and Book
Store.
shook were bought at a large discount for cash
behaving no Financial partner'' to withdraw. He
pays no high rents, hires no "fast young men" for
butts determined to give his patrons the ben
| ftOfhis econimOcal arrangements.
That lie docs this will be proved to the satisfaction
ofall those who patronize HATCH's BOOK STORE
MAY -. 1885. in Ravenna.
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L. v. Staner & Co.,


AMBROTYPE
AND
DAGUERREAN ART lists.
(Ro0ms opcr Baird's Jewery Store, .AllcRS Block.
A RE prepared to take every known kind
II of Likeness in the most superior style.
PHOTOGRAPHS From the smallest, suitable Ia
send by MALL to the splendid life and cabinet size
colored in oil or water colors. Large and lifc-like
Photographs made from the Ambrotypes and Daguer.
reotypes of deceased persons. We have the best
process for enlarging that has ever been Invented
(patent or otherwisel -iHr
AMBRoTYPES l-Beautifuiiy clear and brilliant,
resembling in softness and depth of tone ivory
painting, and put up in the only durable style, yz
without black varnsh. Our work of this class needs
no comments. The fact that received the first
premium on Them at the last county fair, in compe-
titon with the other artist of this place. speaks for it.
SELF. In addition TO the aboVe we take Daguerreo-
types, Autographs, Sphereotypes, etc.
Call and examine our specimens, learn our prices
and you will see that this is PLACE TO get your
pictures Ir-57Remember the Rooms-over Baird's
Jewelry Store, Main street. 81
Rayenna, May u, 1857 4..sta e r-.-af
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RAVENNA
Carriage 4E Manufacturing
co Nj p A N Y,

HANKFUL for past favors, would say
10 all who are Interested in the Carriage trade
they are on hand with of the largest and best
8 Of
WAGONS, CARRIAGES &C.,
ever offered to the people of Portage and adjoining
counties, and would invite all in want of any thing
in their ln.c, to call and examine their work before
buying elsewhere, as they determined not to be
undersold, when the quality of the work ia taken in
the account. Their work ismade OF refully select
ed materials and by the best ofworkmeh. Also. all
kinds Of custom work in lire. (horse shocins in
cluded,) cone with neatness and dispatch The Com.
CARRIAGE MAKERS IN RAvENNA, and elsewhere use
them.
N B. The Company are about putting in ma.
chine a their factory for surface planning and paning
and matching. All in want ofsuch work take notice
Rnvnnnn MAY
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS G. COMPANY.
The Age OF steaml- u. - !

lnb hA'D ~ an h'tNAAAt =.
i Twenty ye,rs ago, goods were from two to siN
weeks coming from New oTk now one week Is con
sidereo ample time; and merely to show how aston
lshlng has been facilities for transportation,
would state that the large and varied stock o
since purchased in New York, land being later thai
usual purchased at very low gures) are now rolling
in ON us, and not knowing where to stow away such
a pile, we have commenced selling them ut such
prices as must soon give us room for another stock
Everybody will please call and get what they want
while the assortment is full.
We would say TO those who cannot bring Cheese
Butter, or any Kind of Produce that we still take
MONEY. PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.
Rayenna, NAV :, 1857 -r
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SEQ Medical Notice.

DR. COLLINS respectfully informs the
~ citizens of Ravenna and vicinity that he has re-
sumed the practice Of medicine, and has associated
himself with DIR. A. s. CRAFTS They both hold
themselves In readiness to attend to all calls both In
medicine and surgery. aIF ~ -
Office in the west end of Phoenix Block, over the
new store of Coffin & Pnney. DR.. Collins residence
il the Collins House, Room 49, DIR. Crafis' residen.
on Cedar Street, opposite Z. p. Brainerd's. I
Ravenna, July 90, Is57-tL
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THE DRIED SCOTT CASE DECIDED

I W OIAhJI1 H111'
L And like all other dec'sons of great import
ance, there to be difference of opinion in re-
gard to the correctness of 1t; but think there
be no difference Of opinion in regard to the ne stock
of WALL PAPER we have just received, being the
PRETTIEsT and CHEAPEST in town. Persons in want Of
OF the article, will please call and If we are right
in the matter, and IL not, ''we stand corrected"
May Z, 1857 PRENTISS, HOPKlN Ms d co.
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Making connection is as follows
At Cleveland with Cleveland u Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus d Cincinnati, Cleveland d. Erie, and
Cleveland e. Pittsburg Railroads.
Az Soon. with hacks to Chagrn Falls.
At Mantua, with hacks to RavenIa.
Az Bracevile, with hacks to Newton Falls.
At Warren, with hacks to Sharon, GreGnville
Meadvile, Bloomfield, Garfield, etc.
AT Youngstown, with stages TO New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by p. F. w.
d G. Railroad to Pittsburg. .r.. ..
N B.-Passenaers leaving Youngstown at 70 81
p M, arrive at Toledo at 1880 same night, and Chi
cagO t11:30 next morning.
Feb. 81, 1857. CHAS.L. RHODES, Sup't.
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NRESS GOODS.-A beautiful assort-
~ ment of Dress Goods, consisting of
Plain plaid and striped Beregcs, ..
Plain, plaid and striped De beges,
Plaid and figured Briian.es,
Berege De LANES,
Summer De .aines,
Printed Jaconetts,'
Printed Lawns,
Jaconett Robes,
Ginghams,
Challies,
Prints,
ETC.. ETC..
at PoE& BROTHERS.
Rnvnnnn Anril IN 1G5r
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GAGER & CO.'S
Steam Marble Works.

THE subscribers are now prepared to fill
i all orders for Monuments Tomb Stones, Tomb
Tablets, Spires. imposing Stones, Paint Stones Bu-
rcau Tops, Table Tops Of every variety and style,
and OF the very choicest of -
ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE.
Also Iron Railing of every description, for ceme-
teres public and private buildings, yerandahs Goun
tains balconies and other ornamental Iron Work, of
decorative character, all of which is executed with
the express view of pleasing the taste, while they
combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction. Any person venting Iron Railing, OF
any Ct the above mentioned iron work, will be fui.
nished at precisely ...' 10 ...,.r
f.Hy PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
as we are now preparing 10 do polishing and fin
ishing by stcam and having large stock of the best
quality of marble, we would invite all those wishing
anything in the above line to give call before pur
chasing, as we are confident can suit them in
sty 10, price, etc.
UJ'All kinds Of grain TAX en- in exchange for work
= .-..... .-.... j.. r. GAGER,
&. NJ. ANDERSON,
..-r A Hartford, Trumbuil county, Ohio.
George HARTzELL, Agent, Decr0eld, Ohio.
.- HIRAM PYLE, Agent, Salem, Ohio.
February 10, 1S57-ly
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Boots Shoes and Rubbers.
r ECEIVED this day, direct from the man.
lUufacturers, large assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers, consisting In part O.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Welts,
" " g Ties and Slips,
'' Cloth and Enambled Congress Caters,
Misses Kid Sewed Boots and Shoes,
Children's Leather Pegged Boots,
Misses Calf Sewed and Pegged Boots,
g Congress Boots and Caters,
Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children's Rubbers,
good supply and all sizes.
1--we will pay the highest market price for all
kinds Of Produce in good cash prices.
March 81, 1857 POE e. BROTHER.
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,AOIhS, &c.--Cluths, Cassmcres, plain
- ana l&nC!, hentack! jeans, TwoIds, Cottvnadcs.
nIaims, o'lpeS, irh lnes, heeks, brow Linen etc.,
JuSt received ana selling ycIy low ut The
May ii, I)J7 STONE STopE
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no llae Fashionable.
Esoots and Shoes.

THE subscriber has just received fresh
L supply Of Ladies and Gentlemen's eastern man
uiacufed SHOES AND GA TIERS, which added so(TIc
10 his stock Of home lde work max es his as Etlu
sortment complete. lie is also prepared toy w
manufacture anything in his line, for ladies' gem
tlemens wear, of the best material and on short TO-
sce. Confident fhs ability to give satisfaction the
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
prices and work for themselves. ..
Ravenna, April 80, 1857 WIN. d. DURHAM.
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4 LOT Of fine and fashionable JEWELRY
Il %Lst opened. Prices to suit the times. Goods
warranted as represented.
JEWELRY.
Cameo and gold Pins and Ear-drops, Rings Lock
cts, Locket-rines and Pins, Bracelets, Necklaces
Crosses, Vest, Fob, Chatelain and Guard chains
Slides, Watch Keys, Studs, Collar and Sieve But
toas, etc., etc. -
Fine gold ard silver Watches of FIRST quality, some
fine Levers of my own importation in extra heavy
Hunting cases-the best Watches going! Persons
wishing reliable and durable time-keeper will do
well to call and eXimine the stock.
SILYERWARE.
Our silverware is warranted pure Spoons, FORKS
Knives, etc.
PLATED GOODS.
Plated goods of the best manufacture. Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Cream, Gravy and Soup Ladies.
CLOCKS.
Clocks of various styles. Warranted to keep good
time. Prices from 50 upwards
CUTLERY.
A good assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Shears, Scissors, ETC.; all of No. ] quality.
SPECTACLES.
The real Pebles Concave, Convex and PeriscOpc
in gold silver, steel and plated frames.
GOLD PENS.
Smith e. Todd's and Morton's Pens-said to be the
best manufactured.
DAGUERREAN STOCK.
A full assortment Of Cases, Matts, Prcservers,
Glass, ETC., at lowest Wholesale prices.
MUSICAL.
ViolIns, Accordcons, Violin Bows, Bridges and
Keys. Violin, Bass-yiol and Guitar Strings, all OF
first quality. "A. BAIRD:
RaIenna, May 21, 1857
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ODGE'S SPIRAL SPRING BED.
- BOTTOM, Howes Elliptic spring bed bottoms
uckers Exec isor spring bed bottom, fitted to Bed
Steaus, eilher new or old, at l. & J. VANCE'S
wa! i4' 1901 Furniture Depot.
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u H41A a " " u 81 BriIliunts, Book,
~ ""'aS "ud d"iIod Auil, Bishop and Vclori,,
Law liaI", lliru "Dd cAyeked tuuiLrics and lac
"It"9' I"'"''h N"Ss, Ai"rseii&s ,uperlal and lui-
lIt Vuilts, S1Vm dfupuud daash IaUlucluths dm,sls
,NphiHs; rash, vlc., =, i.l The N'"''''~
va! ~, l1o' CHEAP CASH STORE,
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KES3 TkIMMlNGS.-A large lot of
~ .iofc ALtGue, Gatoun, Fringe trimmings, Vet
'ct "'oo"iLs, sllh Frihges, aid otncr 81! les a o
-n"9 -, Ico' sTUNE STOKE.
- SHAWLS.-Broche, (ong and square,)
W Stella, silk and other ST! les vl Shaw a0t Ile
May II, 1857 CHEAP STORE
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hLHo GOODS, consisting in part of
~ ~ P'"l" ana HSnfeu Bcrrges, plain and figured
ChilnltSi l,Ialn ana nsure1 De LANES, plaii and
sutf"d V|l'h"' Drbe-es, plain and Isured Lawns
ana '"eoh1tls' ttrRmbr"!s, all wool De Laines
NIh&''h>' ls, etc., ~ large quantities and at low
Pfic>"'" sac VIA! Iii SIOAE STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

rs the Democrat in favor Of prohibi.ory
liquor lawf We would infer a. much from the FOL
lowing sentence which appeared in the Local De-
partment" of that paper last week:
1--WE have ncvcr been in favor of the sale OF spr-
ituous liquors by RETAIL and hope the day is not far
distant, when We will have a law that viii do away
with whiskey shops entirely"
II I'd not the young hetigeling better take warn
ing from Gov. Wrght's fate, and 'bsck water'' in
tmer No mn can maintain the above sentiment
and At the same time allowed to head the Bogus
Democratic forces. We merely place it on record
now for future use Whether he will permit him
self 70 he frightened from his propriety by the howl
inr of the wolves, remains to be seen-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

The .Republcan'' Of last week publishes
communication over the signature oil r rank,
and in hi. preface, says at was written by Dem
ocr.t of this place, and was intended to honor the
columns of the NJ C. Democrat"
We undertake to say that this individual called
Crank, i not democrat-that the article over
his sien,turc was not ssintended to honor the col
upns of the Democrat" and that the editor Of the
Republican knew 80 at the time.-Demeerat
The STRIPPING who writes the "local items for
the Democrat evinces quite as much sense as man.
ners in the above extract. and there is tta lack
of both. No man, not an unmitigated fool or to-
tally reckless of his character for veracity would
hazard positive affirmation the truth of which in
the very nature Of things he could not know. We
ought, perhaps in charity, to nuke some allowance
for the indiscretions of youth; but, he had better
be more prudent in future, else some uncharitable
peopIe might s.unlertake to say" Of him, that he
reminded them of a monkey climbing pole,-you
know the rest.
The ..etitor Of the Republican does not claim
infallibiry, but he generally knows whereof ne at
firms; and docs not think he win be so indscrete
as to m Ike dogmatical assertion without knowing
the statement to be true. We repeat, although in
the abstract it is a matter of small consequence
that the author OF "Frank" is Democrat, and if
thu .locAlizcr'' don't believe word it is because
he tskes US to be rs great liar as himself
We never said that the communication had been
offered to either of the editors of the Democrat and
been refused; thst is the hedgelings own inference
for which we are not accoun.ib,e- Whit we did
syy he quotes correctly enough Our reason for
swing it Frank himself explains in cominunl
c,,ion in another column
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

The readers attention cannot fail to be arrested
by the conspicuous advertisement OF the New Boot
and Shoe House, in contiguous column. The
Agent, though stranger amcag US, we have no
doubt, is an active. energetic business man. Such
House as this will prove great advantage to the
business of the place, and should be literally pat
ronized The advertisement itself is sufficient
guaranty that bargains areto be had and that there
are no old fogies connected with the concern. Ev-
ry body is invited to call and examine the extensive
stock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
scHEpuLE OF PRopERrY:

I.Ui <,U
The Projectors of the above Distribute On
are offering to the Public extraordinary adj
vantages in this enterprise, so that by the
simple investment oil 81 they have an oppor-
,tunity 10 get a start in The world which may
realise, to them permanent and lasting ben
EFT 1t may get you land enough for home
siead, which means might otherwise be thrown
away upon useless indulgences.
The iaud IN the above Distribution lies with
in five miles Of Plymoalh, Ind, is we'll tim
bered with oak, cherry and poplar, and with
in one mile OF a steam saw mill and in ex-
ceIlent neighborhood- -.
The following is the description Of the Land
In the above Distribution:
CT OF the n or o. sec 14fp "a Range 3
8. W az Of the n or OF sec IA tip "a Range 2
n or Of the n wqr OF sec IA tip 81 Range
or Of the n " az OF sec IA "a Range
The Company pledge themselves t, give .
clear title or the prizes as soon as called u p
on after tie Distribution.
This Property is offered at the cash value
and can be examined before the Distribution
By the stick holders.
The Titles are UnquestionabIc.
Meml,efs not present al the Distri button
win haya The properly ava dcd them taken
cese OF until caliedsEr-
Dqc. z6s I865.-lm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

u lis said there is o. Individual in this place
rcn3.gcd m the low business Of selling whiskey who
was once worth over a hundred thousand dollars,
and, Of course, honored and respected, but whose
misfortunes have reduced him to his present low
condition What commentary upon the mutabiI-
ify of human afflifs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Lake County Herald,

Il the name Of new paper, Just started at Crown
Point, Like county, Ind, E. NJ. CsAxER. Editor.
1t IS Of course, opposed to Black Democracy; none
other could live in that intensely Republican coun-
~. 1t is neatly printed and ably edited The Re-
puBlicans Of glorious Lake too intelligent and
public Spirited hope, 70 let it languish for want
of support --nifas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
MApWTMm

On the ODD inst, by the Rev. J.H. Stoney, at
the residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mr.. WILLIAM
CANNON, formerly of Morgan prairie, to Miss MARY
E. BoDKINs, of this county.
At the Presbyterian Church, in this place, on
Sunday evening, 22d inst. by Rev. Mr.. soule, Mr..
JOSEPH POTTER and Miss SARAH A. CULVER, all OF
Plymouth
THE cake was superior. May their welded JOYS
be of similar character. - 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Purchase Wheat,
PLxMoUTH
JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
- Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind.
J. T H o NJ P SON &

HAVE $4,000 worth OF Property to dispose
H of to one thousand persons, every person
receiving pc, ton OF the properly at the dis
tribution.
The purchase of Certificate o. ock en-
titles the holder thereof to membership. and
10 such sh re of the property as may be a.
war,led to him by committee OF Three for
Distributing, which will take place as soon as
one thousona certificates are sold, notice
whereof will be given by publication or OH
erwise. BY purchasing Certificate the hol-
der may receive at the distribution 40 acres
o. land, or other very valuable property, Tor
a very small amour mt OF money. Then let
not this opp ltuniiy slip o. SO profitable an
investment. ah
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

IL The MARSHALL county Circuit Court adjourn
ed ON the afternoon of Friday hast, after a session
of ten and half DAYS Two cases Of grand larce-
nv tried, and the accused, in both instances,
found guilty AMI sentenced to the Pententiary for
two yesrs each We understand two divorces we're
granted-there my have been more
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

r u The way 10 have first rate county paper, is
to extend to it first rate support 1t always rem
ders editors more cheerful, sprghtly and energetic
to know that their labors sre appreeia ted. VIII
our friends take the hint and exert themselves to
enlarge subscription list We are kept too bu-
y in oar Office to allow Us to take time to solicit
sub cri ,ers- Our lis ought and can be doubled in
this county with little exerfion-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

IL Among the graduates at the recent annual
commencement Of the Rush Medical College, Chi
esyo, we notice the name Of Doct- SAMUEL HIGIS-
soruAx, of this place Dr.. H. is gentleman OF
ability, AMI we predict for him eminent success in
his profession