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Clara aarses, Clsae0gO. Egls.
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LITH0G II ApHING.
Also Corporation ana G1aEleial Seals and
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Ill RaFayang Cd kha Msaaonki Riyar. every
khing asoat Aas i 80 aAd IA axeelaans er~
der.
sAs viii net carry twsaty-ssss wakuns
amd seama at tine, nor two Annaxaa ksad
eR eataaa, but can eanveAisnsiy carry SIX
sRAgoua and Esamaa IL trip and cattle and
ether akaek N proportion. M
IAN MgaE Il saaa Hasnt In enaY maagsa ssss
20 hsindsed Fest Wide with n0EK Boxtoa
ana resk bea1d saoFsa ca h0sh alasa. pers
faxsly clean e al ehstgnekioas, Aad GOOD
psTmaaanE lanalags directly apposEss zach
oshsgE consequently tie boat makes hsg
eEesszEsgs In lssa khan minHka, add Is d
hmndamfly ahaa % "a all Ghs Karryang that
swiaa be done az ala pclnss on sAs Miasours
nivss ADORE Tie mouth 0s tAa Platte Ehia
season
We 10 set, lliks tho Omaha Ferry Com.
pany3 cal ne akkenadcn q the pahIie 10 !
ttme tables 70 have npns; our charter, ID
We asAaaEaEana - oallges ~ to raa at al
@sekA& sAA% AN@4ss# W. &1@ @@@~zSd# or aE
Ban, ana we are perfectly wIIlsng 80 al.
wagu ready 70 fulfil thoae OBLIGATIONS "a ~
letter Il lane fookman comes. ws ernss
Aim without dalay.
1hs road to he Ferry on the Iowa IA,
e exesllsnt, and from Florence 10 the Pat
valley, Il L many milaa NEARER and nanel
better than any other route.
Iheaaheers and crew are akiilsul, pruasut
azad eaaxteous, and viii at all tImeg Be Eoune
ready and willing to to do all Ia their row.
PC 70 accommodate and oblige the trayelips
snmmpniky.
vita al the above named advantages
and Ire fact that our rates are twenty -liv,
psg sasak less than sh0as DC Omaha, toe 4
MAgon . span horses OF yoke eaktle :. rs e,
Extza span On yoke cattle, $3.50. Do q
ssazriage = span horses, .'.s.. ...4.. so q
xaofss q buggy $3.50 's's .ssss. ....,. 40 &
&AAn = morse 500 ssstss ,ssss, s.s..s % &C
k01&x@&As *sFsss ssssss .sas.. Sss..s - 5 q
Gattla, horses = malss, per head, 49,. 10 "
Sheep and swine, aa
We confidently look for q share Of Ehs
pahaaa Patraaaga
MITCHELL Il BRADSHAW.
Florence, jun 10 So "a
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REAL III BROKERS'
AID nKAGRRa Km
Land MARllA ATs a ExcHaasE

~ 49, @s@eNS& q NJ 49, #ssEess
- I'LL sksend to ne selection a,,a Eosa
kton of lan4a ID " esssFn Iowa an
Nebraska the payment &C taxss o. Iassas
aE non- Esalaensas aua the collection andre,
mittanee eF claims
REF FER ENORgs
Bank of Pittsburgh, Exchange Bank
msssFs. Kramer & Rakm .Msssrs, n HsIlnos
. sons. Willis Rooshe, Esq, Wa. B. pu,
sey. Pittsburgh.
MoaoRgshsia Baak ef HrognsvtIls. Ryaak.
lin Bank of Wa@hingtan, Pa.
Commercial 4 r. Bank Of naItlmars
Baltimore 3asiags Barr Msssrs. Johuass,p
q Bro, Msssrs. Rohsrt Garrek 4 sona. Il
Marsh SMITH Esq,s Nathan PnasY. Esa,
Niles w bite, Esq. BaItimore.
Sao. 9h0mpsoa, E&q,, Mew Yafa.
Aessrs' Galsb Cops Z Co, EEaIAaafuhia
Ino. y Anderson q Co., Msssra. psge 8
Bacon, Loker, Ranieh @Co., Is. II. VISleft
q Co. @saaFa. Rryaa Al Mgo., sg. I.Oais
Cook. Sargent 4 D0wnay, Hana, VII,
haaas a Co Hoyt Shargnaa ii Co, Hsn
ThosS II. Beaten. r., Towa. =
d. q Z Inaaranes Co., CIafkA Eli. Bank
Sasoe Runss, Eaq.s lion. b q. I 4ogaa, Col
x@as W Elliaas, epringasi&, His 4
hon. Wa. Brown, Hon. Richard Yates
b. II. Elliott, Esq., Msesrs. IN. n. Aver
a %, JseksoaviEla, Tlla.
May 7 a6T@iy
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PHAaWaa RHaaWaf
TOWN LOTS FOR aAN.R

THIRTY choice Lots for sale By ska rob.
/ scriber In the beautiful and EfaEEving
tosEnof sa.
s Z E L 3 YVTL LIZ,
The county seat Ct Shelby county one d
the beat and most delightfully."- situated eouu-
ties in the State, Mna eonkalning sas Largest
and hsMt body nc timber In Weskega Eowa
The lOsa will be sold at bow rates sftaaa
al together, il sepsrate parcels, Of sasgfy,
70 suit purchasers. EoE farther pAxtieaIaTs
inquirs Of J.. E. IOhAaon, Land Agsns
Council BluEs, Of 20
JOHN TOMpaDM
MmrFh 4. aRsa Il
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KEEGsxANKss d FERGUSON,
PHsENIx FOUNDRY
AND
A. Agricultural Jerks.

wi @SF W S@1Ussu aEs6 SHSFTg sETSs&&s
Manufactures Of Pages and CAildg Pat
eat Portable Circular Saw Mills,
for Steam. Water or Horse
Power.
THESE Mills will cut with steam power
4 from 5000 TO TO, 900 feet Of Iun Der per
day, vary ing 81 TO power and kind Of tim
Der with horse lower they cut from I 900
TO 500 feet per dav, according to kind OF
timber sawed. With the Double or ehild's
Patent Mill any sizsd lumber cau be cut.
Having been engaged In the construction
Of thesH aills for the past eleven ysarB,
and the demand for them constantly in
ereasing, with cur facilities fox mauafac-
turing ana Improvements that have been
made we offer them With the fullest conf
dencs Of their superior advantages ever all
others-
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NOwasE.

NAessEss EAsAnx 8 TEsT, Agents gos
!aases 3. Easfeys Yen ggs hereby noti-
ned last 1 sha Y appear ak aha EAnd offcs,
g Ieunen Bluff Iowa, on the 2ath day AZ
5nasst 1855, to prove my right It's Enter b
Pre- Emptaons the South Wast quarter III
Ssss ~ Iewnahip o. N a hangs az Wesk
RgALE BUTLER
fAa5 YEAS wY-ss9Hs "a
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JUan RNsEwaa

A LARGE and very supersog Iot az seu..
u saen Red and Bee Dutch Curranss al.
g Red Antwerp Franeanias and Raseolf
Raspberry, with vaFisev ok other shrub
1sry, Orders respectfully solicited
1aassss =, 1EhhL e CO.
msg0ssd 0rsassat City, Iowa.
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Hard Times!

SEED sTOmEg SIS
Just Opened on Eastern Avenue,
CRESCENT CRY, IOWA.
Large supply Of seeds On Hama
and Mere C0Kalngf
A great variety of Garden, Field and
Flower Seeds, fresh and gwauins, for sale
cheap. Also good supply Of he earliest
and beat variety ef Chinese Sugar CaIae,
ChpfuB ca Earth Almonds, Blash Locuss
Broom Cora, BED and w hits CaFrant seed,
and many otheE choice and rare varieties.
We have also Rne lot Of nsw
ROCHELLE BLACKBERRY PLANT,
Red Antwerp and Brinekls's Orange Rasp-
berry, BED ana Black CUErznEs, lsahaIla
and Catswba Grape Vines, Roses, sc.
Orders Tor any HsrseTy stoek, received,
for delivery In the spring.
a. 4. TERRY T. co.
P. S.-We have also few dozen Gran
berry plants, which We viii sell at so cts.
per dazsn- Sent By nail pest paid, Is cts
per dozsa. mara 56m2
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PINE LUM BER.
Harness Mandatory

- sA3A~ "@ ~MM W#N#@A
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens of Council Bluffs and surrcun-
ding country, that be manufactures the
above articles, and keeps constantly on
hand stock and trimmings Of the beat quail
lty.
Particular attention paid 10 Carriage
Trimming and spring Mattresses.
Those uwanf Of anything In the abovs
line Of business, will fad il to their advaa-
tage to call and examine my stock before
purchasing. KNABE.
sept5-5T div,
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YOU'VE AMKKsRCAD
STEAM MILLS!

THE undersigned have purchased, and ars
l. now putting Ia eomPlsts order, the
steam FIGURING and Saw Mllla, two milsa
west af this city, formerly owned BY he
Messrs. Jefreys, and win La few daYa be
prepared to furnish any desired article In
Lumber, and also both merchant and eoun.
grinding, in fair, equitable and satis-
arY manner.
would sly to the Farmers that we
N, do right, and rot emily gain, but
keep -ustom and good viii. Ne wish
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&C. M@EsR

" u pnENTiGs
A MN0UsEEa 10 the pahlis, thai be has
- parehass& and reEkkad and gwpIaaiaAaa
Nc azzalAslh Heuss,p In Glsawood, where
n via - happy To akksna 10 the wants and
eeuaAmEsa OIL lin gmasams III the best posaihle
ma@amAk4 New ard e0nyeninak stables,
yazas aRd aaaaAa faT aAeek.
- psAaa or axpanse wlh be spared In
zsakxag hasA MaaM and beast eom&oTtahIe ~
- alzAaza 4nasa.
GlsawOo4. fswss aug. %, 90. u7seS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

~ The Proprietors Of the NEW York
ILIusTRArED GOLDEN PRIZE announce tina,
in their issue of May 22d will appear the
first chapters Of historical tale of the
southwest, entitled-!Sarah De Vaughan,
true story Of the times of Aaron Burr,
by Miss Ella Soutliworth. They also an
nouncc. to appear in their issue of May
10Th. the first chapter of another new tale,
entitled 1Nobody's CAid-by the we'll
known author. Charles Burdett. Any Of
our readers who have not seen a copy r
this elegant weekly. will do well to send
for one. as specimen copies are sent free oil
charge by the publishers. Messrs. Dean &
Salter. No. 335 Broadway, New York
The subscription price is 50. and to club,
of ten or more 80 per annum. Each
subscriber besides getting the paper for one
year. receives a present. which is forward
ell as soon as the subscription money is re-
ceive,l- For further particulars, see the
advertisement of the Golden Prize in an
other column
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

E- The plate of butter, beautifully
moulded aud stamped. sent us by Mrs 5
II. NICHOLS, was nice and elegant enough
for Kings table Mrs " is from tn,
State of Ohio, where the matrons under
stand butter making to perfection. Fh,
fair lady will please accept our heartfelt
Acknowledgements for the compliment con
vcyed in the present. and in return we bcs
tow upon her and her household printer
benediction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

Property Destroyed.
tFron the Pittsbarg Cronicle, of w e,lnesiay.l
The recent heavy rains have caused AN
almost unprecedented rise in our rivers
ut dusk Yesterday the pier mark indicated
seven feet six inches water in the channel,
ami swelling slowly. AT } o'clock this
morning there were fifteen feet water in
the channel. AMI at present writing L.
O'Clock W. there are twenty one feet
large. ami rising ut the rate of eight inchc,
pr hour-thc rise thus far being princi-
p,lly from the Monong,hrla Along the
litter stream the destruction Of property
has b,cn hmm 'nse Six barges. tel near
che bridge some Of them la,lcnc.l with coal
weFecarricl oil, along with coal boats from
short distance further up the bank of the
river.
LTm'cr vt various kinks were carried
down IN Iua,nse quantities. one gentle
m ,a al,n.. We are crelialy inform Il, loos-
In, nearly a million feet To attempt a
computation Of the value Of the property
carrie! past the city. during last night and
this forenoon, would he useless. tine gen
tIsmsn. fully capable of Judging. thinks
that. FROM half-past eight to ten o'clock
lumber to the value Of so 900 vas CARR
q down. The rains mp the Alleghany riv
e. we understand, Were very heavy, and
whsa the stream puts out. as is her wont,
w,msy look for such rushing of many
waters rs VIC have seldom, ii ever, wit
n,ssed
Half past one A. N-Thcrc is now tween
tytwo feet of water in the channel, and
the rivey is still rising with undated IA
pidity. Considerable lumber which wa,
piled mp on the banks of the Alleghan,
within the limits Of the city. was carried
OF this morning. AMI few log and board
raft S passed down.
One of the latter was occupie by an in
divflual, anil came in contact with pier Vi
the Old Allegheny bridge The man
chung to thu pier until boat from shore
rescued him from his uncomfortable posi-
ition
We have aiviccs from Franklin mp to
yesterday. Very heavy rains had fallen,
and the river was very much swoolen and
rising fast. The Allegheny tonight will
probably attempt to rival the Monongahe-
Ia
Half past two-There is now twenty
two feet eight inches water The Alcyha-
nv has commenced to contribute her quota,
and by night will be booming out in mag
niicent style. Accounts of losses contin
ne to reach u.s. Several boats moored along
the Ohio, broke loose about two o'clock
this morning, and went on down.
One loaded coal boat. belonging to O.
Comor. slipped her moorings and ran on
the ways, where she sunk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

The most brilliant success seems TO hav,
attended the practice ofthe celebrated Swe-
dish professor since his residence in Gin
cinnati. The most desperate cases Of dys-
Pepsia, scrofula, liver complaint. rheuma
tism and cough are reported by the suf.
ferers themselves to have yielded to hi.
Scandinavian Remedies. These NELL.
cinss, it appears, act chem icalIy upon the
blood purging it from the elements of dis
ease. and curing an infinite variety of dis
orders. by cutting of the supply Of morbid
matter which forms their basis. Testimo
ny to this eject, which cannot be impeached
is pro6sred 10 all who are hard Of belief
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
rz-If ym want a summer Hat. RrcE

EE-If yau want summer Hat, RICE 4
SxrrH's, at the Low Price Store" is the
place to go. There you will find all kinds
and qualities. at prices so low that the YER
lest skinhint is forced to cxclaim "dirt
cheap" But they sell every thing else the
same way, and that is the true secret OF
their getting such large share of custom
People will buy where they can set the best
bargains.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
A Great Book for Agents.
Published this Day, February 9tA, 1858
Fifty Years I'm Chains;

OR, THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
400 Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back. Price 81.
uNHIS is the title of one Of the most intensely
u interesting biographies of the day. 1t is the
plain history of an American slave in the far South
who, after two or three escapes and recaptures, fl
nally, an old man, found freedom and rest in one
of the Northern States.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
The story is told with great simplicity, but with
much power and pathos. Whoever takes il up will
find it difficult to lay it down until it is finished
National Era, Washington, ID. G.
narrative of real experience like the above, will
have far effect against slavery than the inge
niou,iy wrought novel, however true to life its pic
ture may be American Baptist.
Here is a book of facts, stranger than fiction and
thousandfold more thrilling; simple tale of life
long oppression, revealing truly the workings of thu
peculiar institution in our country. Tot the story
loving we would say, here is story worth reading
Mission Record.
A THOROUGH CANvASSER is WANT
Ed in each county in the free States to engage in
the sale of the above work, Immediately. Sucl
can easily clear from
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

EEEMEEsoS's MAGAZINE AND PUTNAM
MONTHLY, for june, has been laid on ouI
tribe The table of contents present tho
usual attractions, but we have not yet en-
ioyc,i taste of tire daintics spread before
US. my Thirty Years out Of the Senate
or, History of the Workings Of Ameri
can Politicians for Thirty Years, &c." by
Major Jack Downing. is. we observe, con
cluded in this number.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

re- All the schools in this place have
been suspended since the breaking out Of
the small pox. They will be resumed,
probably, in two or three weeks, or as soon
as it may be thought proper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

EE The girls and boys. for whom we
like to cater occasionally, will find our po-
etical column highly amusing and interest
ing this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

re- II has rained so much more every
where else, in the west and east, than it has
here that we are not disposed to murmur,
though we have had great deal moro than
we had any use for whatever Little Vel
low, for the third or fourth time this spring.
is now out of its banks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

The officers. and members Of the Marshall
County Agricultural Society. are request
ed to meet in Plymouth. on Saturday the
18th day of June inst, at O'Clock. D. m.
for the purpose of attending to important
business.
The COMMITTEES on the Fair Grounds
will report at this meeting.
A punctusl attendance of all tbs officers
and members is earnestly requested.
/. B. HALSEY. President.
SAN B. CoRBA1EY, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

Those spanking bays" of Tibbitts', if
not the fastest team on the summit ridge,
are fast enough for all practical purposes.
They arc slick as mole, and the carriage
and rigging correspond, making altogeth-
or very fine aud superior "turn-out I"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
$50 to 500 per Mouth!

The work is beautifully printed and bound, and
is as large as the books that sell for 81 5 but as We
mean to sell at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND cor
les, through agents, have made the retail price
only ONE DOLLAR
A SAMPLE COPY of the book sent by mail,
postage paid. receipt of the price, and our private
circular to agents, with terms. etc. Address
II. DAYTON, PUBLISHER,
my2O-2et3 No. -, Ann ST., n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

There is rumor current, based upon let
tiers from It's subject. that Gov Wright
will return home BY the middle of August
or the first Of September, and further that.
if he conzsS home, he will take decided
stand against the Lecompton fraud in ell
Its shipes- go 9EgTes 60 z11tfss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

EE Those German butchers on the
corner Of Centre and Laportc streets are
honest fellows. and keep the best quality Of
fresh meats on hand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

H Public exercises We're held at the
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath last for
the first time in three weeks. The fear OF
the small pox appears to be fast subsiding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
Special Notices.

iron City Commercial College, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania.
Dr.. L. F. w. ANDREWS, Editor of the Georgia
Cifi=em, Macon, Ga, inserts the following notice.
after accompanying his - the North. to select
an Institution afforng the best facilities for
quiring a thorough practical Business Education.
1--WE invite the special attention of young men
contemplating commercial pursuits, to the Proc
pecfus ofthe above named College, located at Pitts
burgh, Pa, which will be found in columns to-
day. From personal examination of the facilities
of this College to impart thorough business edu-
cation to young men, and from personal acquaint-
ance with the Principal and several of the Profess
ors. we are enabled to recommend the Institution
to those who need the important instructions there
in impaired"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

Tea drinkers will find supply Of the
best and purest Teas. p"t up in ID. pack
ages. and envsloped with sheet lead. at
SHERwooD's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

Three things man never gets tired Of
looking at--Ths Sky-the Sea--snd We
mems faces. And why?-Because they are
never two days together alike.
Query for Laaies--If o ship makes eight
knots and hour, how long time will she
require to make crotchet collar?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

nT Read, Disconnected mortals, the
capital story on the first page, and cease
murmuring at your condition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03
F02T wAYSE.---GR0CERIES, &e., &e.

FO2T WAYSE.---GROCERIES, &e., &e.
We would call the attention of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper Of the firm
of WILLIAMS e. HuEsrrs, Wholesale Groeers, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists of a general as
sortmcnt of Groccries-together with every thing
that is usually found in store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some Of the best, Oldest and
,r~H knorn Houses i'm the East offers them facilities
u'laying in their stock unsurpassed by any other
House in the West.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line. freight considered, as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or any
other market.
Fort Wayne is within two three hours
ride oft his place. uninterrupted by any change OF
ears. Merchants therefore, in this place and vcin-
ity. obtain any thing they need in the line OF
WILLIAMS & HUEsris, in few hours, thereby a
voiding the expense, delays and loss of time occa
stoned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS g. HUEsrIs have but one price, and
those ordering from them, viii obtain goods of the
same quality and price, if there in person to pur
chase.
Ii you would therefore save both MONEY and time
purchase of WILLIAMS and HUEsris, Wholesale
Grocers, No. %, Columbia street, Fort Wayne
Indiana. l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

EN- Hall has fine variety of Cigars
for the accommodation of those who are
fond of indulging.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

Messrs. SAMPLE & HARRAs have sssoci-
ted together for the practice of Law. Mr..
o well known to our readers. Mr.. H.,
we understand. is eradicate of the Pean-
syivania Law School. See Card.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-03

"Ass ycs mate Of the ship?" asked an
emigrsa< Of The cook, who was IN Irish
ma NO. SIR; I'm tiss man that cooks
the nsofs."