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OTHER RESOURCES

Under the head OF means and resources we
fad large nominal amount but an inspec-
ton Of the particulars will make il apparent
that a very small proportion Of the sum total
Gun be relied upon a. available means for
the liquidation OF any Indebtedness now due
or becoming due within the current year.--
Guided by the experience Of the preceding
year and making allowance for the preyail-
ing depression ofbusiness we may anticipate
very nearly the results OF the year upon
which we have entered.
In the present state OF the money mark ct We
cannot expect any sales for cash of our railroad
stocks, ESQ, 900
Add stock in Gas & Coke Co, 1000
Debt Med College, not due, 1900 5000
653,000
which taken from aggregate resources,
lin round numbers, s56,000) leaves, 100000
This consists Of delinquent tax, e3,5lS
Tax levied for 1858, ls5,76s 269. 1856
The tax account constituting the entire sum ex-
cept about $32,o00.
Now but small portion OF this will proba-
bly, be collected at an early period. The
delinquent balance on taxes prior to 1857 is
probably almost worthless. A portion o,
the unpaid taxes of 1857 must be worthless.
A portion amounting probably to many thous-
and dollars Of taxes OF 1858 will never be
collected. Should more than halfthe sggre-
gate Of the above taxes be made available
prior to May LIST, 1859. II will be better than
the present indications OF the times war.
rant us to anticipate. From al the facts
that bear upon this subject we are satisfied
that unless the business OF the city should
greatly improve At an carly day, our availa-
Bile means will prove wholly inadequate to
meet in satisfactory manner the demands
agsinst US. We should look at this subject
precisely ss it ii. By realizing ths full mag
nitude OF the difhcuities that surround our
pathway we shsithe bsstcr prepared to Crap
pie with them and apply the proper remedy
BY litts effort We can ascertain the
amount - and becoming due on our indebt-
edness during tho current year, and by max
ina allowance for the expense accounts, we
can determine with reasonable accuracy what
balance viii prcbsbly be due and unpaid
against the city It the end or the year, or by
the lst ofMay, 1859.
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MEANS AND RESOURCES OF THE CITY.

MEANS AND RESOURCES OF THE CITY.
Out OF these she must realize the funds f6r
current expenses Of the city and the payment
OF her accruing Indebtedness.
Tho city holds R, r. stock in following
no ads, viz
KeokuK y {. De smoines 4 Min r. R, 10000 90
Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant 4 Mnscatine h. X. 100 BOO 90
Mississippi L. wabash $50, 900 90
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deemed necessary and authorised BY former
action Of Committee on Contracts, limited
time be given for Flushing such work, but the
remainder OF such contractors work b set
tied and the contract otherwise closed up.
That said Committee report the result Of
their labors as early as practicable.
The following Bills were allowed:
Journal Once, for printing & bind
ing books Tor Board Health, olO 90
Jesse Astsll, one psir Manucles, 90
Gas Light 4 Coke Co., gas for Offices. %
H. w. Sample from April 18th, '66,
salary q Mayor, 2l9 ~
B. 8. Merriam, salary q Clerk, 100 -
John Borland, salary % Msrket-mas-
ter, from April 18th, 80, Al ~
C. CARRIER, % Treasurer, from April
2Sth, SO, % 81
Guy Wells, ~ Engineer. 270 %
John Fanning, Street Supervisor, 10 90
]. B. Howell and Co., printing pro-
cssdings, 81 as
Dsily Post, do do, 81 IS
Daily Journal, H. Newton T. CO., 10 ~
do do, G. d. Kirk, 10 Al
Besbackher Des Westsns. H. Rich
srd.. 10 81
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NOTlCE.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned not 70 bay or
the City Of ksokak, dated Sept. les 1851, aunbss-
cd SIG, and payable twenty yssn sftsr date, to
Michael O'Brisn or bearer, and bearing PER ssat.
interest, Or any sospsus bsIenyisg TO tbs ssns.-
Or . buy o. negotiate . certain City Warrant. ~
pany, for the ssm Of Si3 %, sna dassd Apsil 9Th
1883, ~ the said Bond and City WasrAas having
been Lost or misiaia payment has bssn stepped and
application nsds for the ssssva1 thereof.
jy7det dEORag DENIsON.
Disc ot0abo0s
T1NHR partassship bsswssn J. Z. Beatty Co., Of
i the usion FoesAry, expired % ths Lei dsy Of
Jsiy, 1858. The besissss viii - eensin I'd, sad
old sGsis settled up, By J. r. Beatty. All pss-
indebted 10 the late Urn will please Gall aud
settle. J. +. BEATTY.
juiyk3ts c. r. BEATTY
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LiLLIs's Agsucy, 1856, Main 81.
July, Cpl TILLlN0HAST LANE - BUEL.


'jNHE co partnssship heretofore existing between
! the subtcrfbsrs, sA6aeseAs name and Arm Of
Ramsay, stannus Hayass, VS. dissolved on shs
18th inst, by mutual sonsent. ALI the slsins and
business Of the hate Arm have bssn lsft n TIE
ban Is Of s. Haynes for eollsssisn Ana ssttlsnsnt,
AMI whs alone 10 authorised 70 uss ths Name oil
the firm in liquidation. J. @. RAMSAY,
wN. 6TANNUe,
8. HAYNES.
- Ramsay Haynes still sontisa1 busIness at
the old stsnd. All those indebted " The old Arm
are earnestly requested 10 come forward md settle
the same ~ m early day.
June n, 1896
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Lost.
A SMALL Brass Key, dssignstsa BY he No. 10
"A stamped upon II. The nndsr Will - literally
rewarded by leaving the same 81 the Musie Stoss Of
jy8d3ts h. b. HUMAN.
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various circumstances, probably less than
half the work will be finished.
REAL EsrArs, BuILD1ds AsD IMPROVEMENTS.
The City holds some real estate which has
besn purchased Tor public buildings and
other improvements which the business and
comfort Of the City required. The follow
ing 10 . list, viz
Three lots, Nos. I, s, aud 9, in block No 90;
purchased July l, 1853, for S year
bonds, $500 90
Occupied by temporary struc-
lures A. market house..
AZ feet rear ends Of lots and 6,
block "a, for bonds, for Engine
House and Osllaboose. On this
stands the buildings erected for
that purpose. Buildings cest rs
follows: Carpenter work, Davis
contract, $l3,800 90
Foundation, knight,
contract, e3 1876 so
Extra, 437 90
1894 90
Iron work, 6727
Gas fixtures, 1903 81
Extra work, 81 SIS
Bills nol yet allowed
aud work yet need
cd, about, 1872 81
---l8,500 0C
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4 DnonRpnsp DIsPArcnIs.--Two or three
eaye 20 wsnoticsd 10 the papers batch Of
t6iep1&e dispatches to the eject that the
British 1nliansnt had rcscinded the peace
policy indIssd BY speeches Of Ministers in
Parliament, and that war under the present
state Of feeling waS insvisable. Also, that
the enterprise Of laying tho Atlantic tsle-
graph hod been completed with entire sue
cess.
We set the matter down as too transparent
a hoax at the time to merit either publica
ton or notice. If it should prove, however,
that We were mistaken in the premises, We
console ourself with the idea that our read
ers will not be likely to suffer any pecuniary
damage in consequence.
lex MADE BY SrEAN.--A machine is now in
operation in London by which an engine Of
ten horse power manufactures and turns of
three tons Of ice per day. The machine lie a
very imperfect one, and there seems little
doubt but that perfected machinery on tho
same principle will soon be capable Of turn
ing off an unlimited quantity of ice at q
merely nominal expense compared with pres
ent rates. But more and better still by car
rying out the principle, houses may be cooled
by means of Zoe water pipes in summer, just
az they are now warmed in winter by heated
dir.
ETMsrtin Kosta, the Hungarian who was
rescued from an Austrian vessel by Comman-
der Ingraham, and gave occasion to the ia.
nous letter of Marcy to Hulseman, died re-
gently, in INDECENT circumstances, in Guate-
mals.
C1The following Utah items appeared in
our Weekly issue Of Monday, but were mad
roxtanflu naaifted in lailu xaaterdax.
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more rapidly than prudence would warrant,
or tho business Of the country required
Our revsrsss may prove in the and Of inssti-
mable benefit to ~. Taught lesson Of pru.
denoe 10 the school Of experiences, our policy
hereafter will be more cautious, and our pro-
gress, less rapid for awhile, will be more
safe and substantial.
JAS. REYxoLps, Chm Of COMMITTEES.
Keokuk, Iowa, June, 1853.
The Committee on Claims reported in "a
vor of the payment OF the following bills:
Templin 4 Sommsrs, gas fixtures for en-
CINE house, e35.60
w. b. Coiman, removing nuisAnces, o. 90.
White 4 Son, marble slab for Hook 4
Ladder Co. House.
The application Of E. Kilbourns In rela-
ton to nuisances in lots II and Il, block ~.
was referred to the Committee on 0sroets
and Alleys with instructions 20 report at the
earliest day practicable In relation 70 nuisan.
ces existing upon private property and caassd
BY stagnant water.
Alderman Rsynolds presented The. follow
ing resolntion, which was adopted:
Resolved. That In aecosdancs with the
seoomn mediation Of the Committee on Con-
trscts, Il Il sdvissbls 70 settle y I'll the out
standing contracts between the city aad sun-
Dry parties, for grading streets. macadaaisiag,
Ac.. and making eulveete- said wesk con-
tsoGted prios 70 thie yeas--so thae III sasG
csatracts may b terminated and rsscinded
without delay.
That ~ special conmittss sn contfacts
70 instructed 70 make said settlements, and
tha4 ~ City Enginsss fealsf said committee
81 ~ n ~ line which nay b usefal in the
premises.
IAat vksss nseseiai = ready 70 b Pot
dowa u &sfshine ~ portion Of sifest.
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- nspublicans Of the Lebanon Con-
1FsaaIsa41 liplsics in Ohio ere trying 70 in
- Is CStwis to accept the nominssioo
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cross streets, from Main to Blondeau.
Work finished, about l6 blks, $2o,064
Paid on same, 1880
Should be settled.
john b. KNI0HT--Aug. 10, lS56.-Cal-
verts on Concert and High SITS. Price 81
per linal foot--6 feet curve-5 estimates to
May 5, 1857, 81, 642.
| Work stopped. Should be . final settle
ment.
JonS B. KNIGHT, assigned to j. B. Sulli-
/ van-Aug. Is, l857.-Grading road along
/ Water street from Packet Depot TO Orleans
street.
Contract, by it's terms, may DO suspended
when work is done to the amount OF 81 O. 900.
Paid on work 81, 900.
| Work stopped. Contract should be closed
up.
JAS. BRows, Ag't-Jnly 90, ls57.-Grad-
ing Commercial Alley, in Reid's Addition,
to block Is; payable in 20 year bonds. Paid
on same, $2,280.
| Should be settled.
| NJ. O'BaIxN 4 Co.-Culverts on drAnd
Avenue, at Prices and Messengers crssks.
Paid on same, Gil 900.
| Should be settled.
| J. TARBELL--Sept., 1857. = Grading on
| Grand Avenue: Work embraced 10 contract
probably $ll, 900. Paid on came IS 500.
Work suspended, and subject Of settlement
referred to Com. on Judiciary.
JAS. w. nAvis-Oct. IL, l857.--Callsboos
and Engine House. Contract, pine, oarpsn-
ter work, $l3, 800, in two year bonds with
10 per cent. interest. Paid to said Dsvis,
$9,03S 81.
/ Contract forfeited, and jas. NJ. Gwinn has
undertaken to finish the work. Should BE-
completed and settled without delay.
1 MARKET HOUSES.
JonN B. KNIoHr-Oct. IL, l857.-Third
Ward Market House: Contract price com.
plete, $500; $4,000 Of this in city war
rants, balance bonds running 3 years, with
| 10 per cent. interest semi annually.
Some materials furnished snd work done.
FLoop h ApArR-Fob. 10, l858.--Markst
House on Johnson-st.: Foundation,
BLACK & BuRSs--Feb. IS, 1858.
Carpenter work, 1850 90
10. Uo.l.s--Tsb. q, iS5S.-Eoo;, Ice &C
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

kF The Black Republicans are very ju-
bilant because they came in for a few of
the spoils Of the Corporation election held
Monday last. But no thanks To f.eir party
strength for the victory; rather that the
Democrats did not turn out. and work, that
cold. rainy day They suffered the concern.
in a measure to 90 by default. We will
have to prick them up little next time
Well. we'll: IT was really amusing to see
the Black Republicans ON that day. espeei
ally some Of the can,li,lates. standing in the
streets. soliritin. votes. Soaic mrn have
q remai ksblc taste for small thinss.--H
{. DEM, May 8.
Thus speaks the c,litor who promised his
res.lers to walk in an atmosphere aJore
party slang and billingsgats filth" Sic
transit .gtor;o lNeL;yanfcr. He tries to
break the for.r Of bis rarty's fall by attrib-
u:ing their defeat to Indifference. anil not
To- the Republican strength; but he talks
at random, anil knows not whereof he az
firms. The returns tell different tale anil
fatty contradict his statement. As to the
assertion that the Democrats did not turn
OFT. that Is al ho>h. Upon careful and
diligrnt i'm iniry we can hear of but two
Democrats who sta;d away from the polls;
one of them forge; it was election day and
W mt fishing. th, other was pairc,l or with
q IL ff.o h.,l Iro
offour Errullians. Including the one that
VA pairc.l. who dill not vote. SO much
for all that. Our friends doubtless feel
compensated for the hardship they cndur-
r'ion election day. i'm consideration Of the
p'.'aSnr, and amusement their sal plight
Afforded the distinguished graduate of Ann
Arbor College AMI also Of the Michigan
Ear. mt to speak Of his exalted position on
the c.litoria, tripod Had he not acknowl-
elg'rl. however. that he was amused no
one would ever have susricioned any thing
of the kind from his appearance. Every
tim. W. saw him that lay a CHASTITY grin.
e''t"''ft|'t WIN ~ fuiipt, VNti>iitdI
his intellectual visagr. and he looked for
all the world. to us. like one who had been
sent for and could not come
1--WE viii have to prick them up a little.
next time" VIII Democrats quietly sub.
NIT to be taxed about in that way by the
elitor! Is that such language as should
be used in reference to freemen. Arc
Democrats nothing but cattle! He evil
dcrtly so regards them. and imagincs him
self their driver, from the offensive term
he uses. The ili-naturcd and senseles,
fling he makes in the remark that "Some
mes have a remarkable taste for small
things" should excite only smile of de
rision, as it strikes as many Democrats as
Republicans. Lay on McDuff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

r. The new Board Of Trustees met
on Thursday afternoon last for the first
time and organized by clectinS n. II.
OGLEsBEE. Esq-, President Of the Board.
The proceedings Of the meeting on Tuesday
afternoon may be found elsewhere in this
paper.
IL will be observed that the Board pass
ell an order directing the Clerk to request
the publishers of both papers to sub
INIT proposals for doing the Corporation
printing. This is as il should be. and
evinces regard for economy and the pub
lie interest which is exceedingly refreshinc
these times, and demonstrates that the Re-
publicans at least have not suffered party
zeal to blind them to the public interest
VIII The County Board and county Off
Gers initiate the example set them by tn.
Trustees. in this respect We shall see
The county printing as well as all legal ad
vertising. can be done for at least hal
what il has cost the people. provided it il
let Out to the lowest bidder How macl
lonssr viii the people submit to befiIched'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
~ While at Fl Wayne ON Saturda

w While at Fl. Wayne on Saturday
afternoon we hal pleasant tete-a-tcte with
our friend j. w. Dawson, Esq. Of the
lines, in bis sanctum. Also, with p. Il.
BAILEY, Esq. Of the Republican, the first
number of which was issued last week.
Mr.. Il. is very pleasant gentleman and
a fine writer. The Republican, under his
management. cannot fail to command sue
cess.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

Msssrs- H. G. ThAysr and A. C. Elliott
have just received supply Of the cslebra-
ted Hungarian Grass Seed. Farmers
would DO wsll 70 try it. It'has s1ccsJded
well N lows. and there il no reason that we
knowHof MY n should not succeed equally
ven hsre. Ifit does Il will prove most
vslusbls aequisition to the farming com
munity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

fE WILLIAMS Il HUEsrs, Grocers, al
Fit. Wayne, are extending their trade in
this vicinity. They keep a large stock
and all qualities of goods in their line
AS nearly all the dealers in groceries here
abouts patronize them more or less, il
would be work of supercrogation to say
a word in their behalf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
fE The Agricultural Society me

EF The Agricultural Society meets
next Saturday. Every member, and all
who feel an interest in the promotion oi
Agriculture in Marshall county. should at
tend, as matters will be determined at this
meeting which will decide whether the fa-
ture Fairs of this county shall be what
thew ought or cease entirely
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

r. 1t rained almost necessarily Tues
day, but the clouds cleared away during
the night. and yesterday the sun shone
forth joyfully. warming the earth with its
genial rays. There was quite a severe
frost, however, Yesterday morning, which,
we fear, has destroyed the cherries and in
jured the earlier variety of apples materi-
ally. 49, nsl nNt fts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
4 Y has been appointed Administrator with the
will annexed of the estste of John Myers, late OF
Marshall County, Ind, decd. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate requested TO make payment,
and those having claims against said estate are re-
quested to file them. Sail estate IL supposed to
be solvent. JAMES u. PARKS,
April %, '5S-25w3 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

Paddock Bank Mirror,

Published at Cincinnati and New York
is regularly received at this office. Ii is
one Of the best publications Of the kind
published in the U. s.. we believe. The
publishers endeavor to make it a reliable
work, and from the facilities they enjoy
they can. we presume, come as near that
standard Is is possible to he attained
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
Mar.aaII County Agricultural Society.

There will be a meeting of the members
and directors Of the Marshall County Ag-
ricultrral Society, at the Court House. in
Plymouth, on Saturday next, at 10 clock.
a. m.
The Committee appointed by the Society
to purchase Fair Grounds it is expected
will make report to be acted upon by
the Society Other business Of importancc
will he before the Society. Let there he
general attendance,
i. Ii. HALSEY, President.
SAN. b. CORDIALLY, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
TINE rABLE FoR PLYxOrTH STATION.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TT 4 number of our subscribers ara yet
behind for their last and present year,
subscription. We should he highly graf
flied with call from them for the purpose
of squarins up their accounts with the
cash
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

H The Wheat crop in this region. we
learn, is very promising. 1t was not in
jured. we presume. by the frost Tuesday
morning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

H The Rockhill House at Fit. Wayne,
is an A No. 1, establishment. All who
stop there go away pleased and satisfied.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

NoTIcE is hereby given to the members
Of the christian Church on Yellow
River" Marshall County. Indiana. that an
election will be held at Mt. Pisgah. in said
county. on the 18th of May next, at ,
o'clock. Z. NJ. for the purpose of electing
three Trustees.
RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

kV We made fiymg visit to Ft
Wayne on Saturday last. and found the
road very smooth and nice
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
THE REPUBLICAN.


Persons out o. the county receiving papers
su,rkeJ thus x sfter their name, viii understand
IL to signify that their time has about expired, and
that another remittance Is solicited. q c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
Proceedings Of the Board of Trustees ri
Plymouth, Ind, Monday Evening, May

Proceedings Of the Board of Trustees ri
Plymouth, Ind, Monday Evening, May
10th, 1858.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment at the
Office OF VIM c. Shirley, Esqr. Present, n. H.
Oglesbce, President; :. A. Francis; T. J. Sher-
wood; F. II. Hall; James c. vinncdge and II. G.
Thaycr, Clerk The record of the previous meet
ing read and approved.
Ordered. That the bill presented by Silas Morgan
Tor materials, &C.. mot in bin Of specifications for
building School House, amounting TO S529 90, be
referred to an inv cstisating committee of three,
F. II. Hall, with instructions to report at the next
regular meeting Of the Board.
OrdereS, That the Editors Of the Marshall
County Democrat and Marshall County Republican
be requested TO submit proposals to do the printing
of the corporation for the ensuing year. and that the
CIork scnd to each press copy of this order.
Ordered, That the Clerk be allowed one dollar
per meeting for his services ss Clerk.
Ordered, That as there is no plat Of the town Of
Plymouth and additions, that Mr.. J. b. N. Klingcr
be employed to make one fer the use of the corpo-
ton, and that he be allowed ten dollars for SAM
Ordered. By the President and Board of Trus-
tees. that uniform grade be established and that
with permanent stones and centers. and that the
President be empowered to emoloy an engineer.
Ordtred, By the Board. that the amount Of
! money to be collected by the general tax of the
current year be as follows:
For Cooperation Purposes, $s0e.po
For School House :" 10000
Total, $4,000
Ordered, By the Board, that II. G. Thsyer be,
and he is hereby appointed Treasurer of the Corpo
ration of the town Of Plymouth, for the ensuing
year. and until his successor is elected and qualified
HS hereby srdersd, That whereas, G.s. Clcave-
md did no, scosvlise 10 lsr obtain his certificate
Of election Assessor Of the Cooperation Of Ply
mouth, within days, that he be, and he is hereby
appointed Assessor Of said town, TO hold Office from
the ID day Of MAY. 1855. until the ID day Of May,
1885, and until his successor is elected and qualified
Ordered, That the Assessor be governed BY the
same rules p the township Assessor.
Ordered, That the report Of d. Hsw. CoIIectos
Of Tuition for School, be received and placed on
Gle, and hat he be according 10 his own reoues,
discharged from further duties n said collector.
Ordered, That VIM. vipasdes and H. NJ. Logan
be recorded a members Of the Protection Hook
md Ladder Company, No. /, Of Plymouth, Ind.
they being certified 70 Be sch By the seeretsry q
aid company - sry5.f -
I Obsd n. Barnard presented his Certificate ana
Bond - Marshal. which was approved and aecepts<
by TIE Board. Iil
I AdSsrned 70 meet at the Seminary on the irs
Monday in June next at O'Clock, p.
N, H. oGLEsBEE. President.
H. G. TuArxa, CLERK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

TT The Hook and Lalder Company
parade again next Saturday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13

EF \ new time table took effect on
both Rail Roads on Monday last. See
table.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-13
MeBDIggMBs

P. She has supply of fresh vaccine matter,
and all who desire protection from the Small Pc,
should not delay vaccination or re-vaccination, Al
nothing else can give an exemption from its rsvages