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The Washington union., 1857-11-19
BY rELEeRApH.
Lssr from E.ng..

HaLIPax. nov 1.-THE royal mail steamship Niaga-
IA, Captain wickman arrived here early this morning,
with English dates Of the 7th instant.
The financial news is highly important. The hank OF
England has raised the rate OF discount TO per cent
Consols closed at ssh ssI
Cotton has considerably declined Breadstufis had o
declining tendency, but were essentially unchanged
Provisions continued dull.
The Niagara brought about $500 900 in specie.
There Is nothing later from India.
The advance In the Banks rates caused no diminuton
of the demand for money, and the pressure was excess
i've Urgent calls for relief had been made upon the
government
Naylor, vickers, Co. of Sheffield have suspended
their liabilities between 5000 600 and fl 900 00O but
their assets ample The failures Of Powell Bros, OF
London, and Orr & Co., of Liverpool are announced
The Boure at Paris Is unsettled, but no advance OF
rates had taken place at latest adyices.
At a banquet the Duke of Cambridge expressed him
self in favor of summary vengeance ON the sepoys
At the Mansion House banquet to the Duke OF Cam
bridge Mr.. Dallas made speech in reference to the
Indian mutny denouncng the sepoys enemies OF the
human race, and merting summary punishment At the
hands of all nations. -, -. -.
Parliament had been further prorogued until the t
December.
Paris letter says that 40 000 900 francs in French
bills the United States and 600 in English
bills have been returned protested Bullion in the Bank
of France had increased
MARKErs Cotton closed very duh, and oil qualities
had considerably declined Sales of the week "a, 600
bales. Estimated sales ON Friday 1000 bales The
market opened AT "a advance, Dut aiterwafus the
steamers caused decline and panic In the mar
ket closing nQminay at decline Of 3D. last Friday
rates. .- ~ =. - ~ 49, ~.A :. .tss
Orleans. Mobile. Uplands.
misdns nalsi lsii1;.............st .........s # :,
Stock of American in port l6O 900 bales The market
on Friday closed very dull
Brcadstufs closed very dull, at slight de-
cline Wheat closed quet, and all qualities had slightly
declined Corn closed very dull, at slight decline.
Sugar closed heavy, at decline Of 3D. Rice closed
heavy, at a decline Of Id.
The money market decidedly stringent.
American securities inactive The Bank of England
had advanced its rates to per cent Consos ssA SS3
The --LATEST Saturday .Estimated sales Of cotton to-
day 600 bales The market closed very dull and quo
tatons were nominal Breadstuffs steady Provis
ions were steady. Naval stores dull Consols, S8a.
COLLISION Steamship mkTpefy Lircs Los. Gen. Ham,
aton, Of South Carolina, anoay The number. !.
New ORLEANS Nov. 1s.--The mail steamship Opelou-
sas from Berwick bay to Galveston, Texas in col
sicn with tho steamer Galveston Of the se line about
midnight of the 18th. The Opeousas sunk almost i'm
medatcly and 20 to rs persons were lost among whom
Gen Hamilton, of South Carolina. All the officers
and crew saved
- a. 1-.x1
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0OAL, COAL, COAL.-Six vessels of best anthra-
Y j coal sfoat.
A No lot or lump Cumberland coal on hand
delivered sawed and split.
Coal c,2l0 lbs, to the ton, all under cover n e
Terms cash. I'd W M GAIT,
northwest OF 18th and streets,
. No. SAT, square south Of Penn, avenue.
Nov l3-6tw
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IMPORTANT no COTTON PLANTERS. by which

their incomes must he doubledThc undersigned has haven't
Ell and obtained letters patent from the United States for the
combination machinery converting seed cotton
continuous the through the
rous preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
mebt weaving.
The saving from this will be least
made from the nbroken mud unnured by tho
rons tho machinery the used and dis
eniango ~ viii be about y aud heavier and
viii oopsnd the markets Of the world dsancng all competition
advanced prices
Tho undersigned prepared posc Of privileges bis
patent planters viii bc informed terms, with complete
sructons how a. how to obtain tho best machinery and all
other necessary particulars application addressed %
Bee 6-2awlyn GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE-
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FE, N. M.
SEMI MONTHLY.
c,ANTA FE TRADERS, and those desirous oi
- crossing the pans Mexico informed that the uader
sgned carry the z from Independence 70 santa ~
stages mu leaving ana sn re on we
Of They couac@n'" or prseeef
guarded running through each MY IN rom weniy 70
and from He~ Neo VIII oospu.s
expeditions comfortable. - en a. he
cheapest mode Of crossing The plains.
FARE THROUGH
From November ls TO Nay ist. SAG
From Nay lst 10 November lat ~
Provisions arms proprie,ors
wiz transported When possible 20
os pound and 90 ee0t n
package will dollar sAd
accountability for packages sent BY conductors no, nies
ed on the way-bIh
proprors VIII responsible paeksse worth
specially all
a times a be the thereof
Sn the be paid in advance and
whis
the Of their Of
and those travelling them the plains.
passenger than pounds Of AAd
necessary bedding Green Santa Fe, and j. ~
w. r. Bernard westpor Missouri and mail conductors
agents authorized and reeps
for passage money.
LpnrspEsn No, juno ~, 1881. OCT si-dlmiswsmost
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The New Pens.

The New Pens.
DARNARD'S CELEBRATED PENS can now be
ID had at the following places wholesale and retail:
William Halaptyne 49s Seventh street s
Baschard Mohun llth and pennsylvsns avenue
WI a o. IT. Morrison, Pennsylvania avenue; also,
Nss Thomas stationery store Georgetown.
The above fine pens found superior other
metallic pens
Oner i sufficient y
k--d1mifs
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drrirdl of The Arl.

NEw YORK, Nov. 18.-The steamer Ariel, from South
a,npton on the lst arrived here to-day Her avices
were anticipated by the Associated Press via Cape Race
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HoTEL.-J. G. & III. A. Willard,
wv Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington D.
Jan 29--dn ea
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HENRY a. CAMPBELL

B1alas,
LAND COLLECTING, aND INSURANCE. AGENTS,
Sou C1g, Io,ca,
Enter lands with land
st western ratss, and furnish abstract cs
sep 2b--dkswty
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Resamisioa Of Specie Payment.
New ORLEANS, Nov. ls,-The banks In this city re-
sumed specie payment yesterday.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.---I have-on hand large
busgies rockaway and and twohorse
and approved styles Also several second
light and carriages bui lc used any o. which
low for cash. negotiable at short date
keep the largest stock that kept In this city and
intending purchase should not fail 70 examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS. YOUNG,
No. 400 Pennsylvania
Also for SALE family orelargc, young, and perfectly
gentle sound, used by myself during tho summer @
Nov iawif&cp6w a7sstg
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Carusl's saloon.

Carusis saloon.
second snd positively last grand comblBshou concert,
MADIIE ERsuSA FRExzoInsI r. rIsIBERG MAD sIRAKosCh
HENRY yIEIxIEsls, and HERR KiEfzlN,
Hungarian yloIoncesi appear Jointly
ime IN wshinstoa. under he q NJ siIixoscH
SATURDAY EVENING, NoyENRR 81.
Aduassiou, 81; reserved seats, 81 50.
SEATS Be secured q he music stores Of Richard ney aud
CARUsps SALOON.
By particular request,
NEs JUIIANA NAYS SECOND CONCERT
VIII take place
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
with change Of programme.
Tho sale Wednesday
nov I'D
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT BY A WIDOW
IL lady without iamiyA front and back psrlor also
second ali neatly furnished Please spp No s7
street. between 9Th and 7th streets. Nov ls-lw"
MUSTANG GRAY; Romance; by tho Hon
Iyl jeremiah Clemens Sn'h0 Of Bernard 1s Price & 81
Nov
YIHE NEW TALE OF A TUB; an adventure, in
l. verse, with illustrations. es cents
Nursery yefs ryms Sa With he ecmies ea IS cents
History Of rive Ils Pigs, printed linen 2b
saes.ys roetieal works. L VOL Illustrated q at
Miscellaneous Hood
before reprinted. 81.
for sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
I1--5i bookstore, Ninth street.
1.-TWO KINDS, American and Yorkshire, Bed Blan-
single and double beds the best and cheapest
E Z. .fa
Also super blankets, large double bcds1
100 bed comforts, city made.
10 cotton sheetings, all widths.
pillow cottons, assorted. .
20 pieces linen sheetngs 40 pieces pillow linens all grades a, The
lowest prices st5l II. .tuEe ,s y.
New supplies from the North and East daily.
only marked plain figures deviation permitted
opening bills and disseminating all old that
main unsettled.
~ PERRY BROTHER
"Cenral Stores,' west building, II
| Nov 17-l0tdlf opposite Centre Market.
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.--Just received,
TRUNKS Samuel Hoovers shoe, and trunk essb
hment Hail 9th 10th streets Pennsyvans
Also this day received from New York
500 adcs gcntcmens sole leather Iron and wood rac
vsliscs, and carpet bags
they less than the usual
prices less than eab
ishment south Of New York city, for cash also.
general assortment Of ladies' sncmen, misses boys chill
drsn fall and winter
tho articles will please givo call before
purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL r. HOOVER,
Iron Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, ~
14--co2w between 9th and 10th streets
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DICH plain black silks and silk robe--A full and
INp complete al unusually low prccs.
pieces plain ribbed black beaver cloths for ladies'
200 dozen ladies' gen,lemers real Paris kid gloves
10 long hawls with all other kinds Of sha~s
and scsrfs.
An The entire stock marked at s actual cash value IN pan
figures
One price only; deviation
correspondents send us new supplies
daily
Fridays, from TO IL, generally our
most leisure hours beg who prefer
purchases esuey avoid the crowd 70 avail them
the above suggestion We make this scmenn ansrr
verbal Inquiries that frequently madc of ua
above dcsgnasd also devoted 10 tho sales q emnsnis
showing entire stock 10 those VINO s
desire TO peft for their eradication.
happy time, but
proper induces US 70 Indicate sho
the opportunc periods for the objects. =,
articles prices and fair dealing may bc relied on 10 s
Cg,se
Central stores, building,
Nov 1o-I0,df opposite Centre Mrket
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PxRsosAL--H Hon z Kidwell, Of Virginia, and Hon. A.
Belmont, late minister TO the Hague, at Browns
Commodore Voorhees,, United States navy, at Kirk
woods and the Frczzolini Troupe at Willards
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Nom Explosive ETHEREAL Oil!

.TTNHE frequent and hcartrending results from the
cthea oil and other liquids for Illuminating purposes
has led Of substance which aros all the adynnt
those preparations without from explosion and
smokes loss and burns for longer period which cts viii s all
the subscriber who k the for It's sale
Columbia lie will sell the xpoeye ETHEREAL oil
quantity charged for IFS fearful and dangerous and
FATAL namsakc the only depot for It's sale in this city,
Corner Of Eleventh street and street north
Oct 18-eod6m FR. STUFF, Grocer
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Nov I'D

DLACK SILK vELvETS (all pure slk,) choice
grades, all widths at low prices. -
class goods IN al snaP'
for general consumption frsa hi
New supplies North and East daily.
marked al its actual Cash value IN psn hxus
price only; deviation permitted. Ks s
We are opening any bills with strangers.
We closing that sescd promptly ~hcn ws
siied this point speciality and nxed
\ =. ,-tr.
articles prices fair dealing be relied on IN all
case yH . L
Stranger and residents most cordially exsmis our
all times. E-
Central stores - building,
Nov I0--lOdf opposite the Centre Market.
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PRoTrsoR CsorHs CoSoHsr at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South win take place this evening at hafpast
srven o'clock An interesting evenings entertainment
Is anticipated,
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II AW PARTNERSHIP.--Samuel Chiffon T. A. b.
Maaruder Virginia being associated in partnership will
Washington city, the Court OF Claims and the
supreme OF the United States.
Address Chiffon & NAGRUDEH, Washington, n. 8g
l4-eo3m
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A CARD.--For rent or lease, a largo and colufno-
dous double house. coach house, sablng
and garden elegantly Furnished and IN to
location. The house will be leased with
tho nrnue good tenant reasonable
This property vii be a boarding house.
For further particulars apply 10
-t ,3 wM. WALL,
Firm Of Wall, Stephens, Co.,
322 avenue, between 9th and 10th strect
Noyl lI-Imn Y \ ( i
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win Wednesday November
IL, q the Of M-ssrs. Metzcrou and Davis.
Nov lid
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WV. ". RKSRr
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TINEACHER WANTED. We wish to employ gen
teman principal the Parsons Female Seminary Tits
miles Of Austn Texas moral Welt
settled nghborhood and well located for patronage
pay salary and good teacher gentleman
whose could instruct in music would be preferred
Applicants forward their and references 10 my address
.oyebberylIe Travis county Texas" z, D. T0WHES.
OCT I0-d2m President.
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TREAT IN SroRE-It is officially announced that the
mrth-renowned B. p Shilabcr so long connected with
tho Boston os about visit this and other cities to
lecture We are requested to take good care of Mrs
Poyaoton to beware Of the mschievous Ike to keep
of the way of the cynical Old Roger, and to make merry
with Wideeccr Shaber has concluded, regardless Of
expense to bring them here with him We cannot i'm
agne better for the blues those resulting
tho hard times and bespeak full house for the witty
printer.
The CIRCUIT CounT Y.xTRpAY Only few cases. un-
interesting and unimpotnt to the public disposed
of George Nicholas Miesel native of Germany about
thirtyonc years Of age, and Daniel Hickey native of
Ireland, sbout fifty years of age, naturslIsed.
The following assignment of cases was made for to-
day Nos 353, 354, 4ls 422, 423, 43s, 49, 440 AL
45o 457, 400, 475 49, 479, 4s0, 4sl 4s5 4s5, 5o2,
| 5I4, SIG, 522, 524, 528.
REAL ErArr SnR--Messrs. Wall Barnard sold Tues
day afternoon house and lot Thirteenth street. be-
tween New York avenue and street. for 81 49, to Mr.
f. Clarity also, lot on the corner of Eighth and
streets for cents per foot to Thomas w Riley
J. c. MCGUIRE rcsold yesterday afternoon the promises
west of the Centre Market known Haslup & whclan
Coach Factory including two lots extending from
street to Louisiana enue, for sl5,ooo to Mosrs Bor-
ry Mohun.
PERSONAL Hon z Kidwell, Of Virginia, and Hon A.
Belmont late minister to the Hague, are at Browns
Commodore Voorhees,, United States navy, at Kirk
woods and the Frczolini Troupe at willards',
PRoyrsoR CsorcHs CoSogsr at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will take place this evening at halpast
sven O'Clock An interesting evenings entertainment
Is anticipated,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

ES "A great quantity of wheat, we un
derstaDd, Is bought and shipped from this
place. by our merchants and spectators.
Would II not be more advantageous to the
town to manufacture it into -four first?
Ii we have not suitable mills why not build
thin! Property holders AMI business men.
If they wish to make this large town
must adopt an euterprising. brsiness-like
policy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

r. The 'amiabIe senior Of the N. C..
Democrat, who was never guilty of per-
sopallty in his life" plays "mum" in re-
gard to ms insinuation Of bribery against
Judge DEAvrrr, put forth in his paper a
fortnight and half since. Come, neigh
Dor, don't stab in the dark? Tell us bold
~ whom you meant, and vindicate your
character for manly courage
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
fE We were presented on S.tur1o,

~ We were presented on Saturday
by our friend, Mr. g. SHORT, with cor.
pie or three dozen Of delicious peaches,
nine of which were hanging on small
twig. just as they grew. We need not say
he has our thanks for the compliment
They were doubly acceptable Mr.. s.
brought in few pecks to sell which went
off readily at the rate Of So per bu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

Re- Already nearly all traces of the
great and terrible eonhagration in this
place last spring are obliterated. By ano-
Their year the whole district will lie rebuilt.
Plymouth is go-a-head place, certainly,
and presents fine opening for business
men of every kind. nearly Come to the
land of promise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

N Mr.. JOSEPH LEWIS presented us a
couple ofvery fine cabbage-hcads and an
excellent potatoe-pumpkin, which grew
upon his farm. FIVE miles south of this
place, aday or two since. They were We
~ acceptable Thanks, of course
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

@ NarH- H. o iLEsBzs, the Rspubli-
can candidate for Treasurer and Collector
of Marshall county. authorizes us to say
positively, that if elected, he will attend to
the duties of the office in person, and not
by proxy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

E% See call for IN ,etins to consider
the subject Of buying Fire Engine. OF
course the corporation ought to buy one,
if it is able to purchase COOL one, and as
it Is matter in which every one is inter-
ested all should attend the meeting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

~J IT, WEsrEEvELr, Of the "Regu-
lator' has returned from the cast. His
new stock of goods will be on shortly.
He intends opening them out in the north
room Of his large and splendid new build
ing down BY the bridge, where every body
of course will go in search Of cheap goods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

~ The Republicans Of Miami count,
are sustaining their organ. the Peru Re
publican. with commenable iberality. The
editor some time since proposed to enlarge
it to about the size of this paper. and clotht
it in an entire new dress, provided the
friends of the cause would raise him 1000
subscribers within the county, at 81 rs
each, in advance They have already OBJ
tanned 800 of the requisite number. and
with assurances from his friends that their
exertions should not cease until the requir-
ed number was obtained, the editor has
concluded to enlarge at once. This shows
what can be done in this way when one or
two active persons in every neighborhood
take hold of the matter with determination
and zeal. We enlarged this paper at a
time when we had less than the half Of
1000 subscribers, in the county, hoping
that our increased subscriptions would
soon justify the act; but our hopes, thus
far, have not been realized. We ought to
havee 1000 good paying subscribers to rem
der our business a paying one. Republi-
cans Of Marshall, what say you? Shall
we be sustained? What you do must be
done quickly.
The first volume will soon end, and if
you desire its continuance you must in
crease the subscription list, within the
county, to at least 500. This number can
be obtained with little exertion. We
have printed prospectus, in which, as an
an additional Indictment for exertion, we
have offered the following very liberal pre-
miums: For the largest list of CASH SUBJ
scribers, not less than one hundred, $50;
for the second largest, not less than fifty,
$50; for the third largest, not less than
twenty-five, So; and for the fourth largest,
not less than ten, 50 80. Or, for every
six responsible subscribers any person may
send us. without the cash in advance, }
one copy of the paper will be sent gratis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

fE Send us flour, corn-meal. potatoes,
apples. (green or dried, beef, pork, bacon,
butter, eggs, chickens, or any thing of the
SORT, fricnls. in payment of subscriptions
We have all such things to buy. and they
answer quite as well as money
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

@ Arc We to have school, of any
kind, here this winter? That's the ques-
ton. II our Trustees will not ac:, they
should resign. and let those who will, be
appointed in their stead. 1t is burning
shame that . town the size Of this should
be destitute of good school.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

; ~ HIM. the baker of the north, is
putting up fine business stand, on the
west side Michigan street, in the burnt dis
trict. <c2H sas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

.T Hon. HuGH McCuIAocH, Pres't. of
the Bank Of the State. was in our city yes
terday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

Mr.. PERsHISG, one of the able litors of
the Rock Lsiander, a Democratic sheet
honorcd US with call on Thursday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

~ Rev. Mr. SoULE breaches his fare
well discourse at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath evening. We hope to see
crowded house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

H The package of friction matches
sent us by Messrs. PERsHISc, proved to
be of superior quality. They never miss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

@ We had fine white frost here yes
terslay morning. The corn, however, was
too ripe to be injured by it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
A SCHOT.ARSHIP

In the Iron City Commercial College for SALE
For particulars in regard to this institution see adj
vertisement in another column Enquire at the
RErusIicAx OFr1cE ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
=" Cd AM COUNTRY PRODUCE.

m Wood and most kinds Of Country Produce
sasenz n payment Of subscription to the RErus
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
Notice TO the Tax PAYERS of

MARSHALL COUNTY, LDLAyA.
TNHE FOLLOWING Taxes have been levied
for the year 1857, and will be payable betwe cen
the 18th day of October, 1851, and the Sd Monday
of March, 1858. Lands and town lots delinquent
for tixes of 1856 former wears, will be sold on
the first Monday OF Jtnuuy, 1885, ifnot previously
paid
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

@ Elder CHAPLIN will preach at the
Court house next Lord's-day week, at the
usual hour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

&C. Some of the Democracy assure us
that Mey viii not be accessory to quarter
ing any more Of the Mcdonald family on
the county. Uncle Tom seems to be gor-
ged to repletion just now with the office he
has swallowed, but he may be another ana.
eonda. Who can tell? Dan, however,
has the appearance of one of Pharaoh's
lean kline. and looks like it might take
number of offices to satiate him. Stand
off, gentlemen, until the favoritc family are
satisfied, if you please.
EF The Circus, all understand, is to be
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01


= - Il is whispered around that the
psnos5f intends putting its 'tdead advcr-
t1sements" tout of sight. - = Who'll toll
the bell! The funeral cortees, it is ox-
peeted, will be an imposing one. and will
pass soaG the principal sts,ets Of the city
between tie hours Of Q o'clock. .. m. and
4o'clesk, P. m. On the lst day of Octo-
Der, a. d., 1887. We have been request
ID b. some the surviving friends Of the
deeeesed 70 preach the funeral discourse.
which we have partially oonseutsd to do.
II QUSo dSippd ril1 Be written
OF sqt FFAl4Psd e -. = our leisure
viii admit. $3.50