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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
The Killing Of Jenkins by Gen. Lane

The fact that Gains jenkins, Of
Lawrence, was killed by James ii. Lane
on Friday last has already been report
ed bv the telegraph. The particulars
of the horrible affair, as we learn from
a gentleman who left the territory on
Saturday morning are as follows:
There was dispute between Lane
and Jenkins concerning valuable land
claim, lying in close proximity to Law
renee. This dispute engendered cor
dial hatred, which extended to the pri-
vate relations of the parties. Some
weeks since, Lanes family arrived in
Kansas. and Lane took them upon the
contested claim, without having legal
title, being still before the proper tribu-
nal. This action on the part of Lane
excited jenkins, but nothing passed
between them till Friday the 4th inst,
On this day jenkins informed Lane
that he intended drawing some water
from the well, on the claim. Lane told
him to refrain, but jenkins paid no At
tention to the caution and made his APP
pearance near the claim, during the
dav. He was provided with a gun and
an axe, and was accompanied by three
companions AS he approached he laid
down his gun and took up the axe to
knock the chain from the lock by which
it was fastened As he stepped for
ward Lane appeared in front Of the
house armed with a loaded shot gun
jenkins gave n look Of defiance at his
enemy, and in the next moment fell to
the earth--a corpse having received
an immense charge of buckshot IN his
breast
As jenkins fell one Of his friends fir
cd three times at Gen. Lane, one ball
missing him, the other grazing his fore
head, and the third burying itself III the
calf of his leg, bringing him to the
ground. 1t was narrowing spectacle.
The body of Mr. jenkins was soon re-
moved and Lane taken into custody.
Mrs Jenkins was nearly crazed at the
fearful intelligence Of the death of her
husband. She is lying in a dangerous
condition. Jenkins bore an exceilant
character, and his loss will be deeply
regretted.
It's proper to state that Gen. Lane
claims that he was fully justified in
shooting down his Adjutant General
for, strange as it may seem, such Jrnk-
ms was-and asserts that he can estab-
fish his justification before the courts
of his country.
The feeIine against Lane was gener
al throughout the Territory.
Last reports indicate that there was
some talk Of lynching Lane, but it is
hardly probable that this will be done.
Lane is ut present i'll close custody
and his trial will c0lae off at an early
Iay
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
Meat Market & Commission House

HAVING removed the Meat Market to capa-
Ill cious quarters-in the building lasely oc-
cupcd as Mr.. Coles Grocerv-the undersigned
is prepared to receive Flour, Pork, Produce
Groceries, ETC. 10 sell on commission. He has
lard to sci! for II cents per h., and candles for
Is cts. He expect! to be able to sell every
thing at proportionatey low prices. Terms,
CASH W. SMITH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
sherlf's sale-Nortgage Foreclosure.

sherlif's sale-Mcrtgage Foreclosure.
'Stote Of Wisconsin, Fi,ood CouSiiy2-ss
Morgan L. Martin against. O,sstcs Garrison
William l.: Jackson. Yolney, Hroaer and
William II. Case
by virtue ola Judgment offo4ccl6suFssaad s,!e
- MADE IN the above entitled action bv the
Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circr!,
OF the State of Wisconsin, at the April term
held al the Court House in Grand Raiiis in tim
County Of Wood, on the twenty-niiah da, Of
April \. d. 1883, | shall expose for sale and ':eu
at public auction to the highest bidder at III.
Court House, in Grand Rapids in the County a.
God, and State of v isconsin, on Th2rsJgv
the eleventh an day of pccembc-' 4. D.
1898 at one o'clock in the afternoon, of SAID
day, the following described real estate situate
lying and being in township nun Der twenty two
l22) north OF Range number six 10 cast of the
fourth principal meridian, situated in the Conn.
ty OF Wood and State OF Wisconsin. to Wit
Lots number onc(ll, two (2), three 81 four Isl
and nine 10y, in section eight g., and lots NUN
Der tour az, five (J), SIX CO.. and seven m in
section five 81, all in township number Nv entv.
two l22) north of range number six (sl east Of
the fourth principal meridian, situated in The
land district subject to sale at Stevehs Point.
state OF Wisconsin, containing three Aiundrea
and twentyrthree 1929 acres, more or less. a :.
cofdng to government survey ,.,...s,.'.
Given unaer my HAND at Grand Rapids. this
2oth day Of May, Z, .. 1858
B. BUCK, Sheriff
25-6m By W. KLINE, Enacr Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
Valuable Mill Property
FOR SATFI

ME have for sale at our Agency, an undivi-
W ded onc-foufth interest in the extensive
numbering establishment known as Edaca7,ds &.
CIintonS Nil, situated four miles below Grand
Rapids en- the Wisconsin River. This Mill has
advantages which few other mills posses 1t is
in healthy location, with some 500 acres of
rich land for farming purposes and belonging to
the property. The boarding-ho house, shops, barns.
stores and out-buildings, are all entirely new
Fhe mill is built on natural race one mile long,
atfording safe storage for number of millions
feet OF lumber in the log. Its dam, piers and
boom, are all entirely new. tits situated below
all the principal Rapids Of the river; and while
mills above can only run lumber IN hiqh water,
1t can be run from this in any Stage There are
t~o other water-powers on the premises, and a
good site for steam mill. Connected with this
property are 5000 acres of the choicest Pine
Land we'll selected, and convenient to d,i,aJle
streans-affording an inexAaustible supply of
logs for years to come Everything considered,
thas is the best location for manufa curing lum
Der in the Pinery.
Mr. Clinton is a practical lumberman, and
only wishes to dispose of a part of his interest
in consequence OF pecuniary enlbarrassments.
he being in debt to his partner for means fur
nlshed 10 improve the property. The undivided
one-half can be purchased if desired
For further particulars terms, &c, address
POWERS d LANG,
Wood County Lend 4 gencr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

Mo1sr.-People kereaboats can sym
p5ahize with the following from an Or
,egon letter:
ct rains twenty-six hours in the day
for seventeen months III the year. A
shower commenced on the 81 of last
November, and continued until the 10th
Of March, when it set in for a long
storm which has not ended yet"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
READ READ

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If you want anything these hard times, read
this notice.
If you want to buy or sell School Lands
II YOU want to buy or sell Government Lands
Il you want to buy or sell Land Warrant
If you want a Land Warrant located
If you want 10 buy, sell, or rent a house
If you want the title to land examined
If you want any instrument of writing drawn
II you want to buy or sell bonds. mortgages, &c
If you want to loan or invest money.
II you want any kind Of debts collected
# YOU want to trade or exchange property
If you want taxes paid
If you want TO buy or sell Co. or Town Orders
If you want any kind of business done correct
ly and cheaply.
If you want property or life Insurance effected.
We shall be glad 70 have you call on US at
our Office, opposite the Wisconsin House
POWERS l. LANG,
Law, Land and Insurance Office,
Grand Rapids, Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
United States ExarshasE's Sale

In tie District Court Of tie Lisitsd States for
District Of W;scor&iz. ~
George Woodnan vs. Henry Clinton and tn
as Is. Scott. -.sls
y pursuance and By virtue Of a writ Of :.
i fdcIds, issued out of and under The seal :
the District Court of the United States, for the
Dlstrlct OF Wisconsin, on Judgment rendered
| N sad Court IN tavor of said George W goldman,
Plaintiff, and against the said Henry Clinton
and Thomas B. Scott, Defenfsr-x,- Tor the sura
OF one thousand three huIl1rcd and seventy
seven dollars and Efty-six cents damages. ard
costs OF suit, which, was doeaPe2a on the slh
oaE OF January, 1858, which &rit was to me d.
rected and delivered against vhe fg6o1s, chattcls
and real estate q, the said Defendants, have
levied on the following described zeal estate,
situate, lying and being in taecounrS-of Portage
and State OF Wisconsin, ID Wit: -TheFsouth half
OF the northeast quarter O! seeiol euulbes
twenty-three (23l and the sou b halt Of the
southeast quarter of section iIlll-er1hrty 800
and the north hal: OF tie pcrth.ea Quarter Of
section number thirty-one Isl ard the east half
OF the north-eaS; quarter Of SEC e1IAl4; Der four
(4h all in township nwnber twenty four t2l)
north of range number SIX Isl east, and The FOL.
lowing described real estate, s. mattel i;g md
being III the county Of Wood and>Stafe Of Wis.
eonsin, to wit: The southwest quarter Of tho
souln-east quarter, ana the south-sast quarter
ct the southwest quaEteF o. sectien rurabe-
twenty Ave t23) and the northwest quarter Of
the norh-eas, quarter, and The nor n Half Of the
northwest quarter, aud south half ufthe north
east quarter of section number twenty three tos)
IN township number tweuty-four "a Soy:f Of
range number five ~ east, and fiTn south half
OF the southeast quarter Of section number eiev-
en- tn and the souh-eaS, quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section number fifteen / 81 in
township number twentv-;hrse {23l north Of
range number five % east, which sfIif;esaid de-
scribed premises stall EXPOSE fn9 sale snd sell
at public AUCTION at the. office Of MeSsrs "a k
4 Van Myers III the village CT Stevens Point, on
Tuesday, rhe 18Th day Of ;June: k.ofv.lS5s, ut
the hour of 10 O'clock in the farsaoca of that
day. TO satisfy tile said writ Of Fer; f4cas ana
cos;s NJ J. THOMAS, U. S. Marshal
Per B. L. SHARrarEIy, Deputy
Dated March SIS, 1873
20-6w LASIS s STEEfER, Pp;fs A.tva
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
X { u Aobettise meDfs.
SNlsl ysa0nS.

SNlsl Isa0laS.
State of Wisconsin, Wood County Great Court.
d. J. NJ Loop, Plaintiff againss Abraham 0.
Hollister and Henry Clement, Defendants.
ME State of Wisconsin, 20 the above named
i Defendants:
You are hereby Summoned and required to
wer the complaint of D. J. NJ. Loop the
owe named plaintiff, which complaint was fl
/ in the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
curt. in and for sdid County of Wood in the
'lage of Grand Rapids in said County, on the
h dav of juno A. d. 1853, ana serve a copy of
,ur answer on the subscriber at his Office, in
le village of Plover in the Ceaaty of Portage
nd State of Wisconsin, within twenty DAYS at
,er service upoa you of this summons, exclu-
siye of the dav of such service. And YOU will
take notice that if YOU fail to answer the COM
piaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the reiefdemanded in the COM
plaint-Dated June 9th, A. d., 1888.
S. ii. ALBAN,
27-6w Attorney for pllintiff, Plover Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
Wholesale Liquor Store.

A. GENERAL stock Of Foreign and Domestic
II Liquors, and a well selected assortment of
Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes-
Also, great variety of Groceries and Prayis-
ions, which will be sold at the lowest living
prices. .-...
Always on hand full supply Of A. II. Bacon
+ Co.'S superior IFhisdsy for sale by the barrel
Sly J. HOMER. =
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Alta cmRfaent.

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WOOD COUETYl : r
Town Of Centra!ia, 90 In Justices eour..
Il. W. Lyon and Paul LaPosc, Plaintiffs, against
Silas Walsworth, Defendant.
! 10 SILAS WALSWORTH: You are hereby
1 notified that a writ Of attachment has been
issued against You, and your property ;attachea
TO satisfy the demand of R. W lyon and Paul
Lahose amounting to thirty dollars Now, III.
Jess you shall appear before r. c. Lyon, a, JUS
tice OF the Peace in and for said county, at his
office in said town, on the End dav Of Jf,Se 4
ID. 1858, at one O'clock in the afternoon. Jude.
Rent will be rendered against YOU, and vonr
property sold to pay the ~debt Dated this I h
day Of May, A D. 1855 -. . f.eg -
r. ". LYON.
% PAUL LIZ ROSE Plaintiffs.
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RATES or JOE WOPF &

Fall-Shees Posters, first hundred, = S. 90
Each subsequent hundred s.oy7
Half Sheet Posters, first hundred, = 90
Each subsequent hundred, : oe,
Quarter Sheet Posters, first hundred, a.3or
Each subsequent hundred, -.sf.. -sg-Fl 90 ]
Eighth Sheet Posters, first hundred, = 81
Each subsequent hundred. =.
Ball Tickets, according 10 quality, FIRST 80
hundred
No ioos issued fssm the Office - : -, "a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
We Offer for Sale,

nAE Of the finest locations for private resi-.
~ dences in Wood county, situated in the vii
lage of Centralia, on the west bank of the Wis
consin River, containing one square acre, run
ming to the river bank-known as the over
sculen place. THIS property will be exchanged
for good warranted Shingles delivered on the
bank of the Wisconsin River. For further in
formation, enquire of
POWERS g. LANG
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Tho WOOD COUNTY REPORTER,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AYa:
Grand Rapids, Woed CO., WIS.
JOHN n. BRUNDAGE, Eo,ron AsB Pca,r.snrs
E. II. HAISES, CoeEEsrogDlxa: EDlfok
Terms-Two Dollars a-7ear, in advance.


RA TES or ADVERTISI&G. ~
Twelve lines or less is Square "a
One Square three Insertions, $40
One square three months, : = 3 co
One Square six months, 8 90
One Square one year & %
One Iaus, "a column .hree months, Il 90
Que fourth eolurnn Six msn,hs. - r-4-sV 90
One fourth column one year, II. so
One lsas column Xix months, If 80
One half column oae .e4f. g 90
One column SIX months, = as no
ohe column one year, 80 1000
OEsTrAKy NoTIcrs per advertising rates.: -
CARDS in Business Directory, NOT exceeding
si1 lines s. per year. ~
EsTgAT EoTicEs, s l,5o faz one animal andes
cents for each additional one-paid in advance. >
TRANSIENT ADVERTISING PAYABLE in advance
LEGs1 ADVERTISEMENTS paid for when afSda.
Wits are given.
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Wood County Court-In Probate.

Wood County Court-In Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate Of John Han, ga.a
of said County, deceased, -"
10 all whom it may concerns Letters Of at-
mlnistration On said estate having teen is
sled to Edward Burns and L. F. Powers, Of
Wood county, Wisconsin, on The twentieth da,
Of Aprl, A. B. 1858, and six mont hs from and
alter said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present heir claims for examina.
ton and allowance; Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned viii On the twentieth dav Of
October, 4. D, 1858, at his Office in the village
Oh "rand rapids, III said county Of Wood, re.
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de.
mahus OF all persons against said 'deceased.--
Dated April Goth, 1858. .aH,.
JOSEPH WQOD,
Z5-3W County Judge Wood Counr,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16

Corrected IPeeAtg by Nosh6r d Foster.
TUESDAY, Jtaae -, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25
From Washington.

w ASHISGToS,f March Ii.
Yesterday and to-day l32 bills and res
olutions were introduced in the House by
members from the various States and Ter
ritories. s.h sai 5r 1 ~
Vice Admiral Mohammed Pacha and
suite, have arrived here. --...- Is ,..f,
The Speaker of the House received the
Mormon memorial direct from Salt Lake.
Its tone is being considered offensive by
He said he did not feel at liberty to de-
cline laying it before the House, it being
from the Territorial Legislature.
Mr.. Everett is lccturing here tonight
to large audience, assembled in the
Smithsonian Institute for the benefit of the
poor. i9ia ~ -. 4a4 .ali
Mr.. Mattcson has been served with no
tce that the House committee in his case
will meet on Thursday.
Mr.. Douglas has been confined to Iii
room four days by sickness. The Repub
licans badly want him to speak, but hi
physicians say that he must not for some
days. Last night, when an unexpected at
tempt was made to force vote, he cam,
into the Senate ante-room to engineer hi
forces, hut did not take his seat. w,
learn that the excitement he was under ha
occasioned a relapse. but he has dctermin
ed to speak this week. IS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

Of the Papal Power. Indisputably to this
deity they should ascribe their success very
frequently. But then again they have an
other god who receives the homage. adora-
tion, and praises of the whole party. All
duplicate his favor, all bow joyfully at his
altar, and many of them get powerfully
blessed while engaged in his delightful
worship. This deity is the Whisky Pow
err, and mighty god he is. Lasting thanks
are due him from the Drunkardocracy for
his marvellous influence in winning success
for them. ns <a - Z
Now ten, Mr. Editor, of the NJ. G. Dem
ocrat, there is mistake ont. You are Inn
posed upon. The old farmer could not
have made his devotions to the Lord Jeho-
yah. His supplications were made to your
gods, and they turned not deaf ear to his
prayers, and ruinous success crowned
your efforts. To your gods and not to
truth and justice you owe the honor Of sue
cess. Every honest man in all Christen
dom knows that the Papal, Slave. and
Whisky Powers elevated Mr.. Buchanan tC
the Presidency. Had it not been for these
your gods, he would not be President thi,
day. From these facts we conclude thai
that singular prayer is forgery.
The candlc-box gentry grumble because
Christian Ministers and Christian peopl,
maintain the cause of Republicanism il
their sermons, cxhortations and prayers
This is right, and we we rejoice that they
do. 1t argues well for the righteousness o.
our cause. that among the Republican par
ty are found nine-tenths of the enlighten
ell Christian Ministers of the North anil
over four-fifths of the pious Christian lai.
ty. NJ. Z. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25
4 Compliment TO Mr. Douglas.

In an article Oh the various grounds o.
opposition to the Lecompton Constitution
the Washington Union of the 81 says d
Mr.. Douglas and the rest:
Better for them all to allegc their rcal
grounds of opposition than, by dealing in
subterfugc and relying on pretcxts. tc
make Babel Of their whole cause. Hon
est moles of dealing are becter than dis
honest, even in disreputable undertakings
There is honor even among thieves. The
vilest piiercrs find advantage in honor.
The Douglas men may find that palata
Bile. If they do we have no objection. =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25
The SIMMER Court-Ma,t:aI.

The New York Times learns from a re-
liable quarter, that the recent Court Mar
tial upon Col. SUMNER, at Carlisle Bar
racks. was the acqu;tal Of Col. S. upon
both of the charges preferred against him
by Gen. HARNEY. This result no doubt
will be highly gratifying both to the coun-
try and to the army. 1t is said the court
,leliberatcd less than fifteen minutes before
agreeing to a ,e.,lict.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25
For the Republican
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Pietv and Dpmocrarv.

Piety and Democracy.
We deny the authenticity Of the remark
able prayer found in the N. G. Democrat,
oftho 1lth inst. That prayer. in our hum
bic opinion was never uttered by ga worthy
old farmer one of the staunchest and best
members Of the church." We conclude
thus:
First. From the fact, almost universally
acknowledged, the Old Liners have very
limited acquaintance with the Christian S
God; AMI are very seldom heard to pray to
Him for anything. We have never heard
of Old Liners praying to God for the sue
cess Of the principles of their party
The reasons for this are obvious, first,
they know their principles are condemned
in heaven and are opposed to the Divine
Government and will; and, secondly-they
arc not in the habit of praying for any
thing.
Secondly. Wcconclulc that the good old
gentleman referred to did not make the
prayer, because no good man could make
such prayer. He would not dare insult
the Divine Majesty, and provoke the Di-
vine Wrath, by uttcring such list of heav-
en- daring lies as are found in that blasphe-
nous production. 1t as much as he can
do to harden his heart and scar his con-
science sufficiently to vote for the party,
without uttcrinS single prayer for its suc-
cess. ra 1U
When, we ask in candor, did the modern
Democratic Pro- Slavery party ever receive
the Divine protection? The good old
Democratic party is 'dead and gone,''
peace to its ashes-and there is not mod
ern Democrat living, who dare rise and de-
fend the doctrines of Right, Freedom. JUS
iticc and Equality. inculcatcd by the great,
and illustrious Thomas jefferson. As well
might we expect Heaven to protect the
doctrines of the ancient father Of lies al
that it will bless the corrupt and ruinous
doctrines Of the Candle Box party, and the
worthy cld farmer knew this as do all
his clan, and hence they don't pretend to
ask the Divine blessing on their political
efforts. As sound and true Shamocrats
they dare not do it under the penalty of be-
ing tread out" The system don't admi,
God and religion into its communion!
Thirdly. We conclude that the old far
mer never made that prayer. That tits a
cunning fable designed to deceive tho un-
initiated. from the fact thatwh Shamo-
Gratis arc generally unscquainted with the
Christians God, they have gods Of their
own. differing from the dcitics of any 9TH
Ter people on tho earth. They arc gross
idolaters. but their deities are not dumb
idols; they are living and potent powers.
and they worship them with ardent dcyo-
tion. They have agreat Southern Deity,
whose image is deeply engraven on their
hearts, and the fear of whom is ever before
their eyes. and to whom they bow with de
vout reverence and to whose behests they
hearken with profound respect and obedi-
ence. This deity i the Slave Power, and
they: undertake. nothing witheut obtaining
/ its approval and blessing. They are wor-
clippers ofths Beast, and the False 'Proph.
: q spoken of in the Scriptures, and they
have strong confidence u the beaediction
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

The friends of Mr.. Douglas in Indiana
are to start an organ at indianapolis, to be
called the -Nofional Demorut Charles
Smith formerly Of the indianapolis .Senfi-
mel, and more recently Of the Saclbyville
Volunteer, is to be. the editor The Dem
ocrat will be issued semi weekly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

UE Should any of our readers think that
our correspondent "M. E. N" does the
'Candlc-b box" party injustice, let them read
the article in this paper from the Chicago
Times, itself Douglas Democratic sheet.
No one, we think, can read the disclosures
the elitor Of the Times makes, in regard to
the corruption aud degradation of the DEM
ocratic party, without arriving at the con
clusion that either that party must be de
stroyed or that it will destroy the country
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

necessity. five expect the executive to
perform efficiently the duties invested in
him. ,.t
The House debated the army bill till the
adjournment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25
EF ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE,
for April, is a very interesting number
The illustrations, as usual, are very fine.

E9- Our devil says the Balmoral skirt
is kind of advertisement that the wcarer
is in market for husband, and will be
sold to the highest and best bi'ldcr. Is it
a slanderous imputation, ladies?