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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

-H \ telegram in another column and
the lsttsr to tho Cincinnati Commercial,
contains all the intelligence we have re-
csived concerning the organization and pro-
ceslings of our State Legislature.
Ia In the House. Il viii be-seen. Repub-
hcan was elected Speaker, an anti-Le-
compton Democrat. principal Clerk. Re-
publican. assistant Clerk. and Republi-
can. Door Keeper. The Senate elected an
an,i-Lsconpson Democrat principal Score
: ssry, and . Republican assistant Secretary
The pro,nptness with which both HOus-
es were organized shows thorough union
between the Republicans and anti-Lecomp
ton Democrats This must be alarmin:
to the bogus L. S. Senators. The defec
tiou Of tie Sentinel, spoken OF in the In
diaaapolis correspondence OF the Cneln
,nsti CcmAerrisl. 10 orniRous OF the speed,
downfall Of Bright and Fitch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

1y The Demoerofsxys: "'fhc Sheriff s
Printing and the Delinquent List. in ac-
cordance with Mattingly's wishes. have
been let to the lowest bidder, and as we Of
fered to do it the lowest it was let to us I"
Then Mattingly has some influence. af
ter all We remember the time when our
wishes ia this respect were entirely disre-
garded and contemptuously spurned by a
certain Democratic official, but recent e.
vents, it appears. have brought him to his
milk" and although we derive no pccuni-
ary advantage from the free flow of tactical
fluid, pseothers nearly as needy and quite
as deserving will, which fact affords us am
pie consolation iUr u, s;9ptiaued collapsed
condition of odlA pocket The fact That we
have benefited the poor. even slightly, and
delivered them from the clutches of cxtor-
TONERS and cruel oppressors, affords us
mere real happiness than would the pos
session of few paltry dollars. Money is
not the sole object of our labors. We are
wiling 10 make frequent and great sacrifi-
ces for the good of mankind. and if we
have been the humble means Of routing the
slaveocracy from power in Marshall coun-
Ety, as our yenal and mercenary neighbors
admit, we feel amply compensated for all
the suffering, privation and hunger we have
endured or which in future awaits U.S.
But, we are not troubled with evil forebo-
dings as regards our future success in bu-
sincss. Having graduated in the school OF
experience, we ought at least to understand
the practice of economy, so, if the hope Of
starving us out by undertaking, a game
which they inaugurated. is all that buoys
up the hopes of the conductors of the
Dead Advertising" sheet. they may as
we'll surrender while times are no worse
with them. We shall be with them in six
TROUBLES and will not forsake them in the
seventh. They may continue to insert
dead advertisements" by the column, and
set up what little reading matter they fur.
nish in plea, it will only hasten their doom
Before the election. when they thought
their county ticket would certainly succeed
one of the Solomon's of the concern re
marked to a prominent Republican thai
Ito the victors belonged the spoils, THAI
if the Democrats carried the day the off
GERS would not let ont the legal advertising
and public printing to the lowest bidder
but give them as they had been doing tc
their Office. and if the Republicans succeed
ed they would not think of bidding fol
them; but, "Lol sudden trembling Shake.
the ground!" and as sudden chang
comes over the spirit of his dream { ir
cumstances being altered alters the case
1t is all right. Competition is the life o
trade. and the longest pole knocks th'
persimmon," unless it should prove to,
weak and timber. like certain worshipe
Of Bacchus, we wot of, to remain pcrpen
dicular.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Law of Divorce,


z / In the State of Georgia. Alabama
and Mississippi. two-tl,irds of the Lcgisla-
turc must concnr with decision by the
Court to make divorce.
2. In Delaware. Maryland. Virginia.
South Carolina. Louisiana and Missouri.
no divorce can be granted, but by special
act of Legislature. and South Carolina has
never granted divorce.
3. In the States of Connecticut, Ohio
and Illinois, all divorces are totoi
f. In Massachusetts,, New York and
North Carolina, nothing but adultery is
cause of divorce.
). In Illinois. two years absence only,
is cause of divorce.
6. In Indiana, we believe. anything
is cause, in the discretion Of the Court.
In the recent Presbyterian Assembly
at Chicago. an elder from that State rose.
on the trial of Mr.. Shield, and said that
as he came from Inliana, he desired it pn,
on record, that Amos Davis goes against
I,livorce!'' We say ditto to Mr. Davis. -
The whole of human society is based on
the elements ola single family. just so fara,
we loosen the ties of the family. or weaken
its virtue. wclooscn, weaken and perverl
the bonds Ct society. God based shy
whole Of humanity on the holy state o.
marriage. 1t is not mere sentiment, moi
poetry, nor religion, nor nature, whicl
sanctifies it; bnt all combined in bcauti
ful, harmonious whole If there wcr,
but one man and woman on earth they
would rush together If there were bu
one family, all human relations grow on
! of ii.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

The Tribune, of Tuesday. the latest we
have received. quotes No. 2. Red Wheat al
7sc in store. No sales of other qualities
winter reported. Tendency downward
CoRx. in ear. demand fair. with sales at 4J
10 lbs. Dressed Hogs S5@S560 ac-
cording to size. Lard. firm at 93@10c
Green Meats. firm at 6i97c for Hams,
44@44c for Shoulders, and sc for Sides
Butter, choice. l4@ l6c. Eggs. fresh. in
demand at pic per doz. Poultry. dul
aud plenty; live Chickens s1@ s1.374 =
doz; Dressed do. $3.50 y doz.; Turkeys
live. &c p b.; do. dressed 7tos4c. Pota
toes, choice Ncshannocks, 60a63c; com
mon mixed 50a55c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
Tx,x.co,,, Noy1 30

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov L, '0S.
The following Banks have complied
with the amended law Of 1855, and have
securities deposited with the Treasurer OF
State, at their market value. to an amount
not less than .ttty thousand dollars, and
ten per cent, in excess OF thsir circulation:
Bank of Elkhart. Elkhart; Bank of Co.
shen, Goshen; Bank of Gosport. Gosport;
Bank Of Mt Vernon; Mt. Vernon: Bank oil
Paoli, Paoli: Bank of Rockville. Wabash;
Bank of Salem Salem; Bloomington Bank.
Bloomington: Exchange Bank, Greencas-
tie: Indiana Bank, Madison; Indiana Far
mer's Bank. Columbus; Lagrange Bank,
Lima: Parke County Bank. Rockville
Prairie City Bank, Terre Hautc: Salem
Bank. Goshen; Southern Bank Of Indiana,
Terrc Haute.
The notes of the following Banks are re-
deemed by the Auditor of State viz.
| Atlantic Bank. at so; Bank Of Albany
90; Bank of Albion, par; Bank Of Amer
lea. 81; Bank Of Attica. 80; Bank o.
Bridgeport, SO; Bank Of Connersville, 81
Bank of Perrysville, par, Bank of I
|Wadsworth, OIL; Bank of North America
Clinton, 90; Bank of Rockport. par; Far
ners Bank. Jasper, 81; Kalamazoo Bank
80: Laurel Bank. 80: Northern Indians
Bank. 3s; New York Virginia Stat
Stock Bank. par; Orange Bank, par; Stat
Stock Bank Of Indiana. Peru. 50; Stat'
Stock Bank. Marion. go; Savings Bank Q
Indiana, SO; Traders Bank, Nashville
90; Wabash Valley Bank, 90; Wayn'
Bank, Logansport. par; Bank OF Soutl
Bend, par: Bank of Warsaw redeemed 2
the Bank. ...
| Persons seeking notes for redemption
will take notice that all suspendsd banfs
the notes of which are redeemed At TIL
Office, are on the above list: si Z
i JOHN w. DODD,
Il Auditor Of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
Indiana Legislature, SC.
indianapolis, Nov. 20.


\ special session of the Legislature con
vened this a. NJ. The House organized
hy the election of lIoa. John Gordon, Re
publican. speaker; r. J. Ryan. Anti-Le-
compton Democrat. principal clerk: Geo.
ii. Champan. Republican. assistant clerk.
Robert Jennings. Republican. door kcep9--
The Senate elected j. IL. Vuitcr, Anti
Lscompton Democrat. principal clerk.
ami James II. Timer. Republican. assistant
clerk. Both Houses then adjourned inn
mediately.
General Robert Hanna. an old citizen
of this city, and the last survivor of the
Indiana Constitutional Convention Of 1916
was killed yesterday by being struck by
an engine while walking ON the track o.
the railroad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
Attempted Capture of the City of Mexico
WAsuISGroS, Nov. %


The steamer Gen Rnsk, which arrived
at New Orleans on sunday last. brought
the Brownsville ('rexa>) Flag. which say,
that Gen. Blanco, of the Liberal party.
with an army of 1900 men, attacked and
entered tho city Mexico. advancing to
within block Of the Capitol
On the 18th Of October, Gen. Zaloaga
made an imposing resistance. and lost
400 of his soldiers. besi,les having large
number wounded. The loss on the part
of the Liberals was comparatively small
Gen. Blanco held his position for few
hours, and then retreatcd To Tucabaza
where he remained at last accounts.
Another account says that Iuloaga hal
only about 1000 men, while the other ha.
3. 900. and that with little cxertion the
the later might have taken the city of Mex
leo.
Gen. Eachcagary was severely woun.l
cl in daring attempt to capture the cas-
tie of Pcrote with hanslful Of men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
Congressional Gamblers.

Rev. DIR. Hawks, in his Thanksgiving
sermon yesterday, thus referred to sub
cct which has awakened fresh interest
in the public mind since the late report Of
the auction at Pcnslleton's Congressional
gambling house in Washington:
"Within the last few weeks only. we
have had appalling evidence Of tho down
ward tendency of that course on which we
are travelling, and it requires but child's
foresight to see tho certain enl. In the
high places Of the land-aye. anil even
among those who sit in the highest conn
ellis almost unier the caves of the very
Capitol, and in city bearing name
which Of itself alone, one might think,
was sufficient to kindlc the warmcst glow
of patriotism, what have we not SEEM
The revelations Of a gambling he'll have
told fearful story. There were founi the
obligations. unpaid, of some of onr high
est legislators, for debts contracted az the
gaming table; and the intimatlon Of some
of the public prints is no obscure one tna'
on important questions Of the deepest ma
tional interest. votes have been controiieu
Inv means of tho power which ? proiessed
gambler has welded in the possession OF
these moncyed obligations OF so-called
honorables. . -. .s.s -
we have no doubt of the accuracy OF
the picture here presented. The gambling
| bells OF Pennsylvania Avenue ara the
standing attractions OF the city, The hafls
of Pendleton and others have been for
! wears constantly attended by Senators
and representatives. whose success or i'll
success in fighting the tiger. as i IS called,
4 wcnld account for not = few If the eccen-
! tricities Of federal legislation.
i About two years ago, when allegations
of corruption against members of Congress
were the subject of investigations. we re
member hearing it stated that the member
i whose votes on land grants and othe
schemes were most suspected were the mos
assidious attendants at the faro table
Some Of them were heads Of families, AM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
william Guy Killed on a Rail Road.

WnLlAn Ctr. young man and resi-
dsnt ofthis county. was ran over by the
hind car of . train on the Michigan South
eru road, on last Tuesday evening about
half psst seven o'clock. at La Porte. aud
instantly killed. 1t is supposed. as il was
dark and no one saw him until the car
had passed over him. that he attempted to
Get on the train after 1T had started and
either fell or was dragged under the wheels,
which passed over his neck and face, near
~ sssering his head from his body and
crushing his face in . horrible manner
He was dragged under the car distance
of about thirty feet. A part Of one OF his
feet was also mashed or cut off. Persons
standing near the train at the moment
heard the car run. over something and sup
posed from the sound that it wasa stick
of wood. but upon looking beheld the
lifcless and nrntilated body of poor Guy
We were greatly shocked upon hearing hi
sudden and tragical end.
His re,nains will probably be brough
here to-day for interment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
The Dcmoc,aiie Panty.

But why is it that the Democratic party
is now. as every calm reasoning mind
must admit. stronger and more impregnab!c
han ever bcfore?- Goshen pemocrat.
Yes sir-ecl that's the question. After
being whipped in every northern State in
the Union. why is it that it is "strongcr
than ever before?'' LET us see,' said tho
blin,l man! Anybody tin { knows has a
right to answer. EIkkart Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

The Douglas Democrats at Logaasport,
Indianapolis. and various other places in
this State, have had publicjollifications o.
yer the success of the '.little giant" in Hi
nois, but we hear Of no movement in that
direction in this place. If they conclude
hereafter. however, to get up any public re-
joicing. VIC recommend the following mot
toes for transparencies and banners, which
we find in the E1Ehart County Tines.
Hurroh for EaypI Dozen Nth old
Buck! Lscompfon EonqsisAed! Old Buck
brought TO his Alk, The administrator
foorsd! Old Line Democracy Sprd,rling.'
The Ne~ Democracy -dheody No quarfe,
10 Buehanism.i ..s,a, ,.,as T ;l.ls.a Ian
"More true joy the little Douglas feels,
Than Old Buck with the Senate at his heels
The rejoicing of one branch Of tho Dem
ocracy over the other. is solemn spectacle
lit is indesi-but it can't be helped. 'pf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
Important Decision.

In the ease of Lockwood VS.. the State
Bank of Indiana Judge Bicknel gave q
decision yesterday. lie decided that the
new silver coin. issued since 1853, wa
not a legal tender, and furthermore. that
quantity of bank notes presented toscthe
for redemption MIST he considered as on,
demand. and if over s.. must be paid in
gold. \ similar decision has been hereto
fore m, lie by another Circuit,, Judge of In
diana-N. Il. Tribune
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
New York Market.

a telegram from New i ork, dated 23d
Nov, reports decline in Hour of 90 l0c
p Dbl. Wheat dull and heavy for com
mon and inferior parcels; prime scarce and
commanding full prices; sales Of fair white
Michigan at Sl,45. Pork is lower
Dressed Hogs quoted a. 7aI t.. y b.
Lard 10l611c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

90 We are indebted to friend for a
copy Of tis Cincinnati Daily Commercial,
al Tuesday. from which we copy Gov.
Wliara's Message. our indianapolis ex-
changes, as late as due. having failed to
reach US yesterday. Our Chicago ex-
change faded also to come to hand yester-
day azee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

We learn from gentleman who came
from South Bend on Monday that two man
ufactnring establishments located on the
river race. one of which belonged to Mcssrs.
Osgood, Baldwin and Co., and the other
to Mr.. Miller, were entirely consumed by
fire on Saturday night last The one be-
longing to Messrs. Osgood, Baldwin q
Co. was furniture mandatory and the
other sash and blind factory Loss ses-
timated at about $4,000. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
PHOTOGRAPHS
AMBROTYPES,
MELAINoTYPES,
g. STEREOGRAPHS,
TAKEN DAILY AT THE
casMoPoIlTAN GALLERY,

prasuryc,s ORIG STORE. MICHIGAN STREET,
.ono, 70 anv taken in the Union. Call and exam
me the sublime view of niagara Falls: the Greek
Slave 4 Palace by Gass Light. &C., &C., IN that
wonderful Instrument, the Stcrecscope
Stcreoscopc views of private and public buildings
taken and the Stereoscope furnished to order.
Terms as low as can be afforded and all pictures
warranted
July %, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

The oldsState Bank viii cease its legal
existence on the LIST day Of January next.
Those, therefore, who hold any Of its notes
should take them to the Bank for redemp-
ton before that time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

re- Mr.. Nj. -kIDwELL has purchased Mr.
L. j. SHERwooD's stock of Groceries, and
removed them, to the room recently occu-
pied by Il. NJ. BRowS d CO., as aIStove
and Tin Store KID is n clever fellow, and
as every body knows him he will, doubt
less, command at least his share of custom.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
H1TE you .SEE.y THEM

That superb Engraving, .THE VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH" and the beautiful ART JOURNAL, which are
furnished to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Arr
Association, can be seen at the kepnone9"
pr;,tino OdTce in Plymouth. for a short time only
see advertisement hca.lcd-Ncw Features
November III, 1851 = II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
Special Nctiees.

No CURE. NO PiY.---Dr. MAINS
u Celebrated Acue Balsam, warranted to
cure Acue, Chls ard Fever in every case when
taken according to directions FOR sale by
PERSHING & co.
Noxembcr Ia. 1852
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25
caxeiuor WIZARDS. Mcssass.

Gov. Willard's Message to the Legisla-
iurc, which convened in Extra Session on
Sa,sSsy Lee vill be found in another
column I, is brief, and much more
moderste and sensible document than We
{ expected it.ssould bc-@sThe recent cleo
ss,iszw seems to lave taught his excellency
b.e'lesson of moderation Perhaps, when
he discovered there was not majority OF
his friends in either branch to back him up
in his unconstitutional acts. he thought pru-
dence and moderation would avail him
more than any other course.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

tt.t. t Snow 49,
3 There was slight fall Of snow in, this
region on Saturday afternoon last, and au-
other rather more than slight on Monday
afternoon. Weather yesterday moderate.
The snow has all disappeared from the
house tops and middle of the streets,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

Re- Mr.. I. j. SHERWOOD having sold
out his stock in trade here designs locating
at La Porte, we understand. We are sor-
ry to loose SO good citizen. but wherever
he may settle or whatever business he may
engage in we wish him abundant success.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

Ey Why don'tthe Democrat correct its
markets. orelse leave them out! 10 won
der its subscribers hang back about paying
mp. What is such an unreliable paper
worth? ?. nl.aa n. D. lI..A .1..ll $50 -sllaI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

PogK.-Considcrabl activity has pre-
vailed during the week. and number OF
sales have been made at "a gross for hogs
weighing $50; we have not heard Of any
Gales above that amount; light hogs rule
lower. Dressed hogs may be quoted at
from 4.25@s5 q 100. according to size.
Lanp-yery little Offering from the
country Leaf rssaiIs at Zoe y b.. rem
dered 12sc
WuAr.-wc hear of but few sales;
hxnsrs seem TO be holding back for better
vv;sess . TIE article May be qnotsd at Doc
pef.bS for good article. ~'ss
FLorn2No large sales. 1t retaiis at
the mills and from stores at pc 10 for
s. -. IS -.
Coas.--Eo demand ior export. OF con-
ssuuencs, vs helis<s. 4 sslSs from wag'
ons At from s0039c Per bu.. and rstails
from stores q Sc. ''ss4 = '.'''s
Con. slra1-Rstsils from stores and
mills At Soc p bo, $3.50 $3.50
OAs-Searsc-. Retail At Doc : bu-
rsu1ns4AChicksns 81. 81 % and 81
Soc. q dog. seesrding to size. We hea
Il 10 1Wtess. Geese. Ducks or. or Wild rid fowl
Eces.s<l21e. lkon' stores, and N de
u.,d .ss<-, - 81 So <rfts' s,ssse szst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

Two old citizens of this county. Mr.
Isaac HOWE and Mr.. JOEL BuncH. dies
last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

EF Mr.. CoIrAx started for Washing
ton last Monday week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

Eg- An infant child Of Mr. a. BALDWIN
of this place, died one day last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

e. Sixty thousand bushels Of Irish
potatoes were received At Cincinnati during
the first two weeks Of the present ponth,
They were principally from Northern Ohio,
Western New York. and Michigan. The
wholesale price IL e5sts. ''er.F SUR t'P s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

hT Messrs. BaookE 4 Bao.. haves'
large stock of Perfumcry. Extracts, etc.
on hand. Give them a call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

s ~ All the popular periodicals. and the
latest Chicago Dailys may be had at G
W. z. Con's Book and Periodical Depot
Mr. CoNs may. II all times. be found in
the Post Office. attending to his business
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-25

(. 1893. it4ifisf tff p
The report of the Auditor Of State will
exhibit to you the amo,sat which it is cs-
timated will be necessary to raise If the
tax is levied at once, it can be collected in
time to meet the ordinary expenditures oil
the government 1t will be necessary to
negotiate loan to meet the interest which
will be due upon the public debt upon the
first day of January. 1850 No difficulty
will be found in negotiating such loar
provided the levy is made f,r the yea
! 1858. - ~ bs asa
Justice to the residents and owners o.
the property the State demand that tn.
Icxpenscs Of the government shorld be pait
by them equally, according to the valua
ton of their property. To secure SO de-
sirablc result. it has long been the policy il
Indiana 20 have frequent valuations Of al
the real property the State, According
: ". on the 18th Of February, 1851, an &C
was passed to appraisc the rea, estate, an,
to make the value Of the same equal an,
uniform. Since that time no act Of tn
Legislature has been passed ordering
new appraisement
In the meantime the increase in the val
ne Of that kind Of property has been yer
large. II that increase had been uniform
a necessity for new appraisemcnt woul
not exist. But since the passage of tina
: law, great difference has arisen in refer
enceto the relative valuc Of real estate
When the last assessment was made ther
was but one railroad completed to Indian
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-07-21
RAHA MTON AHEAD !.

VI Nov IS He Time for Bargains!n
Nor as tire Time for Bargains ~
The undersigned has just received from the East
and opened his store in Grahamton, Ciearfed
county. an extensive and we'll selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing every variety of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, ETC.. etc.
These goods have been selected with an especial
view to supply the wants of this community. and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. They
will POSITIVELY be sold as cheap as the cheap
est in the country. for CASH.
Particular attention has been paid to the selec-
ton of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among which
are Plain and Fancy Silks, Plain Bareges, Chales.
Barege Delaine Robes, Embroidered collars and
sleeves, Kid Gloves; Shawls great variety; Man
tllas; Trimmings; Silk and Linen Fringes; Bon
nets of the latest styles; Bonnet Ribbons and trim
mings. dc. Also, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves. Mits.
Bisop and India Mulls, Jackonets, Domestic and
French Ginghams, Lawns, Calieocs Barred and
Check Muslin, Diapers, Crash, Napkins, Ladies'
Caters children's shoes dc and there is no doubt
that all can be well suited
ALSO, French cloths and cassimeres. America n
cloths and cassimeres. Marseilles vestngs, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, and general assortment of
mems and boys Summer wear.
He has also stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING which he will sell low.
The undersigned is determined to sell his goods
at the lowest prices for CASH. This is not mere
pretence and vain boast-he tctH do it
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
Grahamton, May %, 1885,