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, 1857-08-28
For the Pioneer and Demoer.t.

A. ,LIio ,n1o,;nr oorn-o.o1 oe tho
.;,.-..- - A.. -. e., 80 ,ho s,,rd
tcla ~, ,ho CO., Irorsc !, Port Town ;,ud
,n : ,,nrIor ,,,o t5,h dor or ,r,ust 1871
h.. 1.a nn.,o.o or ,olino ;r,o oory;lar,.
,;,, ,,oasrr., f,r ,hoir r,,n,e sofo,v ond
.lor:.;,,, .or,o nom, for .bo o,rrsiers;,n
,r uo ,nn.,on,., of ~, y Et.v ~,
U-,;dh,,s ILL ood ,l,o - cors;.Iorvbot
.,ons sio,5l Lo ,oroa in Lotion :, rro,.
hor or Nor,horn Ina,,o, hol1in crs,odv Inv
tho citizoos of ,lo Iovcr mart of ,bo Sornd
On motion ~. Hon Il 4 Cboroyotb was
oar,.a - ho oL.i. ond Tboros Cronncv
v,os .n,oin,.d sc.r,,.rv
oo motion or Dr NcCrrdv ,ho Uon
{ So,i,b vos called unon to state the
ohioc, Of tho nccting Mr. 8 came for.
ward and !, = fYv brief and pertineut re-
.,.rl., ov,lainod ,bo oI,;cct or tho mootipg
and ooro his r;ovs of icnotb in relation to
tbo coursa 70 he nprsped bv the citizens to
,.oror, anu forthor ;rcnrsions Inv tho
Tor,,orr Indio,s which woro heartily an.
nrorol orhv ,h, noo,;oo
m r'o,.oD of NJ ,Il,or FOL wm
TT ur.u.oo u, I'LL ,uoo 60 oda.oss
no moo,in, RAJ w oomo forward and
aoa,o = Cow his ron,,r,.s and movOd ,hot
tho rr;soro-s bo,a IN crs,olv ho bro,o.bt
e.. ,la ,,.,.;na NJ. a.n.;aa enI
a.. .,.;sonor, rIol ,ro,o h,on,h+ n
Col w ,hs, moved that tho irsncctor
or San Iu,n Is,on1 s,oto for vhot nrr,oso
ana &c ,ho nrisoror, oon,o 70 pnr, 1owns.
ond
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ro n,oo,in, ,ho oLiaa, CO.. rh;.h ho oo,
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po,oI..J Thot uo ran,aio;nn 1odions
on. II on,,odu hol1 vn1or sns,,ioiors o;r
, 1857-08-28

HS- The New Orleans Picaggae remarks
that the thread of cotton is to Great Brit
ala ell bht the thread Of Iire. This is hard
II ap exaggerated idea, although it might
10 too much to say that England would
cease to be nation, if she were deprived
of the supplies Of American cotton required
to give work to her operatives, and EN-.
ulovment for her capital.
, 1857-08-28

~ 1t Is said that glue water applied
to the most barren soil, causes a thrift
which the best sol win not produce Sath.
out it. This is Important to the cultivation
Of house plants.
, 1857-08-28

p@- a bridge is about to be constructed
across the Ohio river at Louisville; : =
company for that purpose, with W. p
Culver as President has been formed.
, 1857-08-28

n1~ The London Times has doubts Of
the success of the ATLANTIC Telegraph; /;
not from any failure in the principle, bat
defect in the construction Of the cable.
, 1857-08-28

nJ- The HalloweHT Me.) Gazette says
that Mr.. Cyrus Putnam Of that place has
discovered perpetual motion" with power
sufficient to drive machinery. He Is soon
to exhibit his machine and apply for a
patent.
, 1857-08-28

'DEATH OF VDocQ.-The most expert Of
European thieves who was promoted to the
Pretect of the French Police under the
Empire, has just died in Paris. His ad-
ventures and exploits in both capacities
have been recorded in his own. memoirs.
He retired from Office many years ago, aud
was succeeded by Lacohr, whose qual6ca-
tions, though Of q like kind, have not OBJ
tanned equal celebrity. The government
then resolved to appoint person of less
questionable antecedents. The office has
since been filed by NJ. earlier, now a
Coauseller dEat.r Vidocq, who had re-
tired with competence, died recently,
aged 7S, at his residence, in the Rue St.
Pierre, Popincourt. At his own express
desire, no friends were present at his funeral,
which was attended only by hired mourn.
crs, at the church of St. Louis, in the Ma
rails. Vidocq, u few days before his DEATH
had an extraordinary idea--thatif il bis feet,
already palsied with death, could touch
the oarth he would recover. In compli-
ance with his wish, layer of fine mould
was placed by his bedside. He rose with
difficulty, supported by his attendants, and
placed hisfee on it as he did SO, fash
Of life, so to speak, passed over his features,
aud he drew himself up to his full height /;
but his strength gave way beneath the
effort, aud he fell back inert and cold.
From that momentj he saw that oil was
over with him, and, rabandouing hope, he
occupied himself exclusively with his relig7
ioas duties. ca su. GHo I'D
, 1857-08-28

DAouEnEorYPEs.-We called in the other
day at the Daguerrean gallery of Mr.. DA
LEE, a few doors south Of the Pacific House,
aud there found as beautiful lot Of pic
lures of the human face divine as we
have ever seen anywhere. His .ambro-
types, photographs, and another named
kind Or article which we don't find in Web
ster or elsewhere, Che calls them cmeleno.
types), cannot be excelled, and we hare
seen good pictures, or such as we called
good, before. Let those desiring pictircs,
therefore, call, as he contemplates stopping
here but q few days longer, and he will
take copies of yourselves in GGg-show
you to yourselves as others see you. Let
parents and children then proceed at once
and
" Secure the shadow ere the substance fade
OF children whom we love, acd parents we revere"
, 1857-08-28

B1~ The smoky and foggy weather or
atmosphere of the last week or two, has
been productive Of severe colds, partaking
somewhat of the character of influenza
At times the sun at midday is almost Oh
scured, and objects are with difficulty dis
cernable at fifty yards. In consequence
the navigation of the Sound is much impe-
ded, extra care and watchfuIness being
necessary.
, 1857-08-28

ORrcoN CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
The Convention for framing State Con
vention for Oregon, convened Al Salem, on
Monday, the l7Ih inst, and perfected iis
organization on the following day, by the
election of NJ. p. Deadly, Of Douglas conn
ty, President; c. y. Terry, Secretary;
DR., B4rkweN, assistant Secretary; john
Baker scrgeaht'at-urns; John Baker,
Doorkceper; Ashael Bush, Printer
The last OlCsepiaa gives the following
rs the standing committees of the conyeu-
tion.
Committee on Legislative Department
Mcssrs Boice, Smith, ,Loyejoy, Babcock,
Chadwick, Watkins; Elkins.
Committee on Executive Department
Messrs. Kelly, Farrar, Reed, Kelsay, Brat
ton of Lane, Dryer, Mcbride.
Committee on Judicial Department
Messrs Williams. Oluey, Boice, Kelley,
Grover, Logan, Prmm.
Committee Oh Military Alfairs-Messrs.
Kelsay, Whitted, Burch, Moores, Scott,
Coyle, Matzger.
Committee on Education and School
Lands-Messrs PEBBLES, Boice, Lockhart,
Shattuck, Starkweather, Kinney, Robbins.
Committee Oh Seat of Government and
Public Buildings-Messrs, Boice, Primm,
Campbell of Lane, Lewis, Olney, Chadwick,
Shannon.
Committee on Corporations and Inter
nal Improvements-Messrs Meigs, Will
liamS, Elkins, Hendershott, Campbell, OF
Clackamas, Bristow, and Miller.
Committee on Boundaries-MesSrs. Love-
joy, Meigs, Olney, Newcomb, Applega;e,
Anderson, and Watts
Committee on Suffrage and Elections
Messrs. Smith, Babcock, Bratrain, Of Linn,
Cox, of Marion, Dryer, Olds, and White.
Committee on Expenses Of Convention
Messrs. Mccormick, Shields, Cox, Of Lane,
Holt, Short, Nichols, aud Packwood.
Committee on Bill of Rights--Messrs
Grover Reed, Waymire, Mccormick,
Crooks, Shrum, and Filzbugh.
- D.
, 1857-08-28

" Secure the shadow ere the substance fade,
OF children whom we love, acd parents we revere"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
M q II r I e %

Oct. ls, 1857, by Rev. w. p. Watkins, d. S,
Ross to Miss SARAH c. SAWS, both of Roches-
ter, Ind.
On the 18th ut-, by Esq. Case, Mr.. JOHN SHOE
MAKER to Mrs. ELIZABETH CKuh, all of this county.
The large and excellent brides cake received
with the above attests demonstrably that our friend
SHOEMAKER has made happy selection fora help
mate He, ofcoursc, like sensible he is,
duly appreciates the inestimsble treasure he has
found.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr..
PmLoxEL SHIRLEY and Miss MARY ANN TABOR,
daughter of 8 ID. Tabor Esq, all of this county
The groom is lucky swain we are sure, in
winning such an amiable snl accomplished bride
May their days be many and prosperous,
On the sth inst. at the residence of G. w. Con
DON, Esq, ofGreen tp., by DR.. N. E. Manvills, DIR
FINDIEY STIR lens to Miss ELIZABETH McINrRE
all of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

II All subscribers 70 tie REPUBLICAN, who haze
not vet paid for the ye..r just expired informed
th,t they must rosifireiy square up. Our neces-
sites are urgent and viii not admit ofsieLsy-
Those who tan make it convenient to pay in ad-
vance for the second volume win greatly oblige us
by dom, so at once We hope to be compelled to
thank many for compliance with this request.
All who are i'm arrears fpr year will hiri their
account in their paper We charge a;l who have
allowed the yeI . expire without payment 81 81;
bu. xill take So in full for the Grst and second
volumes. if payment oemade within the Iext 81
days III, - who neglect to comply with this Ia
aide proposition will be required to pay in ac-
c,rslan ,c wit, our rpai,islled terns-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

lovely work Of nature is woman, the next man, and
the third, Berkshire pigl
Rev. Ephraim Mute, Jr., pastor of the Unitarian
Church at Lawrence, Kansas, arrived in Boston on
Saturday last in good health
The report Of Sir. w. Gore Ousley's appointment
by Che British Government. as minister to Central
Americas is confirmed by the National Intelligsacer
The new mmsion of Senator Douglas, at Wash
ington city, is nearly completed. 1t is very large
and cemnodious, AMI every way. we'll adapted to
the entertainment OF many visitors.
Two hundred yards of the Cairo levec, on the
Mississippi side ofth town, have fallen in the river
and the current of the Mississippi, setting directly
towards that point, is seriously undermining the
bank.
ARcpubEcan paper, in chronicing the Free Soil
victory in Kansas and the election of PARROT over
Ransom, who has returned to Michigan, quotes the
following lines from an old Methodist hymn:
."The year of Jubilee has come,
Return We RAMsoN'D sinner home.' = q
William Hill, Secretary of State of North Caro-
lima, died at Raleigh on the 3Osh ult, aged "a years
lie was elected to the Office of Secretary of State in
1911, and continued to fill the Office, without inter
ruption, until the day of his death, period of AZ
years
The story going the rounds of the papers giving
detailed account of the murder of an editor by tn.
name of Adams, by man named Hurley, in Ware
County, Iowa. is, without doubt hoax There i.
no such county as Ware County in Iowa.
The Gaiena Courier says the steamer A. G. Ma
son, which left Galena on the S0th ult for ST. Louis
with $50 sacks of wheat and 1900 sacks of pota
toes, was sunk the Grand Rapids the followin;
day, and will be totilloss. She was valued a
81 900 and was partly insured
A company of Swiss has recently bought trac
ofland near Csnneton Ind, and intend. settling OF
it, having town for the transaction Of their bust
ness near the centre, on the bank Of the river, an
then vding the remainder of the tract into farm:
Here is a striking idea, beautifully expressed:
"Men's feelings are always purest and most glow
ing at the hour of parting and farewell; like tn
glaciers, which are transparent and rosy hued onl
at sunrise and sunset but throughout the day gra
and cold
By the last arrival from California, We learn tina
the Mormons in view of their probable inability I
maintain themselves against the United State
forces, have made arrangements to remove froI
Salt Lake Valley to the Russian Possessions on tn
North West Coast. We hope this report viii prov
true.
The citizens of Muscatine have called meetin
for getting up grand wofhunt There are lars
numbers of wolves of large and ferocious specie
prowling about that city, making night hdeous b
: their bowling, and destroying large numbers
sheep, calves, pigs, &c.
Among the passengers by the Quaker City fro
California is Col Fremont, and among the passel
gers by the Arago, from Liverpool is Mrs Fremon
child and servant. Mrs. Fremont returns hon
earlier than she anticipated, on account of the r
ported illness of her father, COL Benton, who we
happy to state is recovering.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
u The last Democrat contains the followin,

IL The last Democrat contains the following ap
paling announcement, ON the third page:
"Wc have made arrangements with our brother
to publish the Democrat torfy yars in Plymouth,
five should live that long,
Good That's just the length of time the chill
tlrcn Of israel were doomed. on account OF their
SINS, to wander up and down the wilderness. 1t is
only us:, perhap, 1.-THE prpvidences of God are in.
scrutabie .--tlrlt the Democracy Of Marshall, for
the sin OF worshipping the God of Slavery, should
be compelled to wander in the wilderness ofintelec-
tuai darkness without one cheering ray oflght.' .
fOs tue period Of 'JoHyyars." LISA terrible inaic-
ton, and we hope, from the very bottom of our
heart, that they will come out of the dismal ordeal
wiser rs well as better men,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

~ d.. MEEeAS's Tonic Btters, said to be a GER
tain preventive of fever AMI aguc intermittent and
rcmittent feyers, and all f,rms of bilious diseases.
rae sgie Tonic Bit;ers, the proprietor says, will
be found to act As a sovereign balm. giving tone,
strength and vigorto the stomach and bowels, i'm
proving the general heath, and invigoratiug tie
cons. t;lton. Il properties. avs the same author
iry, are an active bilious cathartc combined with
powerful tonic. For sale, in Plymouth. at SHxa-
WOOD & Co.'S a..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12


IL Aserious accident occurred at the Rail Road
depot IN this place, the morning Of the 4th inst,
at about O'Clock. A gentleman named EDxusD
TArLon, who resides In Marion, Grant county, Ind,
who was waiting for the train to 60 east, having
walked here the day before from Niles, Mich, ac-
eidensy stepped On the track as the tram from La
Porte was about passing, which caught his left foot
and manged it in such horrible manner as to rem
der amputation necessary. He was removed to
MooRE's hotel, where his leg was amputated Just
above the ancle bone,sty Drs. SHERMAN aDd HON.
BoTHAx, in the most skillful and scientific manner
We visited Mr.. r., Sunday afternoon, and found
him apparently comfortable, and certainly doing a.
well as could be expected. He is well attended t
by the Odd Fellows, of which society, we under
stand, he is member. e,, f..rs -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

50 pm 2 90 10 Is M
The Democrat sticks to his old tine table ''Gke
death a dead niggcr,' thus decciving the public
for the sake Of few dimes. How sordid. II is
about ~ resblc, however, as its statements gene
rally. What contemplate affair it would soon
bccome-it i poor excuse at best-were it not
for the goad;ncs we give ii occasionally. The
Democrats ought certainly to thank US for the
slight Improvement in the thing we have been the
of erectn=- If they will conn eiisa,e for
the trouble We viii continue To flourish goad.
IL is slightly funny to see them ss.uirm when we
give them whack ON their posteriors, but caa't
afford Ia labor for nothing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
s assIS BHsrtmsrt
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Flank Deeds, Mortgages, and Magistrates Sam
mona, Subpenzs' and Executions, just printed on
neu, clear and beautiful type, in the best style, and
r.sals at the REruBIIcxs OFFICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

s il Messrs. CIINowoRrn & Co., resident Artists
are prepared 90 take Am rotypes, Ambregraphs,
Chrystslotypes, Exce.siortypes, Hallo'ypes, Ne
i'inofypcs ami Photographs, in the mos. approved
style iy wsrr.nst satisfaction in all cases. Step
into their rooms, opposite the post Office on Mchi-
gan street, and examine their splendid specimens
They have some beautiful ear rings, breast Din.
and iockets, besides eases of every quality in which
to rut lkenesscs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

s. " 1t may be some relief to the afflicted Democ-
racy Of Marshall. during the sable pilgrimage they
are doomed TO experience in expation of their sins.
to hear occasionally the ts.onderng on Republican
Mount 1t may have the effect to relieve the mo-
notony q their tedious and louely jounex i notIz
ing more. Whenever they desire 1 change Of sound
they should travel in the direction of the mountain
q Freedo4. a7d'suchss &c mot totally depaved,
bay leans like he ed ~ Msfhodiss BREEDER all
have hesrdof, e sshenk God fpr Tie variation"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

ur Mr.. X. scHRoEDER, OF North tp., left a lot of
the largest and finest apples at orr Office, few
days since, we have seen this year. One of them
weighed over one pound and quarter, and all the
rest ar,nrox mated that wo;obk rtst -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

IL VAS NosrRASD, the celebrated Artist, propo.
ses to stay in this place only two or three DAYS
longer. lfyou want 10 see how good looking you
ar. step UP into his Gallery, over Rice, Smith and
Cos Store, ami tell him to take an impression of
your conntcnince- He viii do it to your satisfac-
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

u PEusHlSo & CO.. have an indispensable arti-
Gle to house keepers and others. Iris called Tin
der, and is intended for kndling. 1t Is made Of
rosin, pine dust, turpcntine and such like stuff,
amalgamated into solid chunk that will kindle as
quickly match, and burn for ten minutes with
fine fame and intense heat There is hardly any
kind ofiwocd that would not be kindled by such a
mass. Each paper contains three dozen such blocks
-prce 1919 cts. 1t is agood thing, and will soon,
we predict, be used universally, in towns, as the
match. -" -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
PUBEIsHER,s MARK.

Persons out Of the county receiving papers
msrked thus X after their name, will understand
1t signify that their time has about expired, and
that another remittance is solicited. ..sfs s. f,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12


l. spent part Of day, week before last,
in the thriving village of Tyner. about six miles
Eom this place, on the Laperte and Plymouth Rail
Road. We had the pleasure of shaking handswith
several OF our Republican and some few Democrat
&c friends, that place and vicinity, ard of al.inga
fsw additional names To our subscription list. MI
ny others. we trust. in that ncg lboshood, will
der the Republican sent to them Our list at Ty
ought to he FIRST doubled and then quadrupled.
Tier 5 bouh to prosper, but it would grow mu,h
faster il every in ii region round about there
was <sIscribcr'.o the RErrBILcAS. The country
around the village, for some distance, is we are
told, very fertile and capable Of 81! porting dense
population
Our esteemed friend ]. III. MrrIEn. one of the
propr:ctors Of the village, informed that they
were giving lots to mechanics who would improve
them aud that n number had s,cen selected Sew
eral buildings, noticed, had been erected during
the season. anal several others had been commenced
sfessrs- A. c. wrIsoS & CO.. were raising their
wagon and carriage shop the day We were there.
They intend manufacturing wagons and carriages
on a large scale; by steam I'VE understand. giving
employment to a number OF hands. alr. J. e..
ClsHxAS, merchant at Tyner, is intelligent
gentlemen, and, we were informed, sells goods a.
caeagsas they can be bought in Plymouth. Mr.. j.
B. FaLcoSBxRRr keeps an establishment for the
commodation of those who "hungcr and thrs..."
He RECALLED with glass OF superior cider and
crackers. During our stay We had the pleasure of
short tete-a-tete with Diet. RicnnoSD- He is
very intelligent gentleman, and an ardent wor-
nj nf of
We we're glad to hear from others that he is skill
full and successful practitioner, and is rapidly OBJ
tanning the confidence Of the people in that vicinity
-sbout 4 o'clock, p M, we concluded to embark
for home. and as no train would pass for several
hours, decided at once. to initiate Mr.. "Nixcuma-
rouse" by mounting '.ShaLks' mare" The ride,
though rather tiresome and tedious, afforded us a
bear Opportunity fsviewing the landscape DER.
than we bad previously eajoyed There is some
good farming land along the road. but much of il
is teolev and wet f cust:vaticn, unless it can be
drained. Most Of il can, We are told. AS VIC jour
neyed along leisurey, determined to derive all the
prose possible from the adycnture-stopping occa-
sionaly 10 TALK with the denizcns re encoontered;
inquiriny OF several whether they knew the partic
ular culvert ON lean neighbor's friend, Nixcuma-
rouse, fell IN. and had to subzist on eel food
I'll be discovered and relieved, might overlook
: u soue two or three miles from home. Soon VIC
xsard faint sound Ike the approach of distars
tain- Turing round We saw an object coming to
Z vara ~, which proved to be hand-car we had
passed hort time previous. Stopping a. Il came
n DE conductor OF boss invited US to jump aboard
which We vesp not slow IN accepting, and worked
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

IL All those in want of cabinet Furniture
should consult Mr. A. BoYp's advertisement, and
then give hinf CALI His furniture is of the Iatcs,
style and best quality. We have no doubt he will
sell as low as any other house in the place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

s IL The bottle OF London porter SHERwoop &
Co seat Us was elegant. They keep it constantly
on hand. ttt W f4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

U H. CoKsrS and NJ. A. o. sPAcxAsD have as
secated themselves together in the practice Of the
law. Sec Gard in another column All who en-
trust business 10 them viii hare it faithfully attend
ri 10 -. ~ l.1ftI .Ils
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

u Wood will be taken i'm payment Of subscrip-
tons to the REPUBLICAN We need few cords of
dry wood Immediately. Na
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
WOOD AM COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Fire Wood and most kinds Of Country Produce,
ssken in payment Of subscription to the Rxrus-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

VI s. FIREMAN placed US under obligations b,
handing us a late nttsburg paper.1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

T NJ. II. Work, at the FL. Wayne R. R. De-
pot, is paying tho highest price in cash for Wheat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

VI H. McCoY, of Green tp., sent us alag full OF
ver- hne Irish potatoes one day last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

G Our Young fl lend of the Dmocrat, saws he
ne, or cxi ccts 10 run for Office any more" What
pity that such promising young politician is so
easily discouraged. What commentary upon the
ingratitude of republics that such a noble youth
should have his laudable aspirations to serve his
country nppcd by the chilling frosts of popular ne
giect We recommend the following couplet, as
the most approaiite of any thing VIC can think Of
to be inscribed on his cenotaph:
"As am so soon done for,
Wonder what was begun for?''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12

dj'SHERwooD & Co., have new advertisement
in the RkrUsIIcAS to-day. Turn to it and read
what they have to say. Perhaps You might learn
something advantageous to yourself
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
AGEN T s.
New Time Table.

Both the Rail Roads have adopted new time
tube. The trains on the Cincinnati, Peru and Chi
csgs road
ARRIVES:
Freigb- Mail. No.2, Passenser,N9- .
20 efm 10 80 ara 81 M
DEPARTS: ~
5l5pm 9l0am % am
T>1.:ns the Pittsburg. Fl WAYNE, and Chicag
Rad ARRIVES: BY
Freight, Mail & P-s., ExprcSs. !
IS am IL 46 pm Z 50 IN
DEPARTS: