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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

TIE RocLccte- IHtOa ssys:
One Of the larges. fleets Of boats ever known %
have collected the Ere CsCal - now p-s-.n thls
city. The ysn OF the feet rescued the city yeetei-y
b.ftie 10 n and -Uce that time bosts nave oeen
rg the Weigh Lock last as they could De ~elSheI'
1hty probably pass from four 70 SIX boss per hor
The canal across tne city IL lied with boats, una he
feet extended sx nj Is Se % the city this moErhg,
with additions constantly making. Almost every holr
tie boats owe down toward the lock, eEch DJs'm.n
of courye sp1cus 20 have his turn come, aud set Oh
the long level where lie mas besn 50 log delayed.
Ire crowd VIII not be dsper ID IN the 1,fortyeisnt
hour urder The mos. favorable circums-arc9s, lre
canal quite lll Of water now Il should De Tor
tie safety Of the benks."
TIE Ga1rc,'oz Nrs q the oh farriihes tie FOL-
living;
we learn from parties Who have arrived from
Houston thai the Creates. excitement pseya e1 nee
on account 0f certain disco, ures connected WIN ne
Issuing OF some $3.50 900 worth of sos II the Cent-a.
road with view 70 control the election OF ,ae fes4-
dent ard Bead Of ID re tors for the ensuing year.
The LOndon Time, states tha. Oh tic 81 mt, 10
American Securities Illinois Centra's were trmer, and
on the Other hand New.York aud E.e declined Il
reports sale: On tia; day OF Illinois Central shares a.
II discount; New-York Central Go. e. 81; New-lork
Central e. cert bonds e. So 81. snd NeE-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

DEAD BODY OF M ISFANT FOUND.-Tbe be adless
body Of An infant about months Old found Oh M2ad4y
u he creek running along the road EcSr Bergen t l.
il BELIEVED ,he child was murdered Officers engaged endeav
sIing 70 ferret out the affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
COUNTRY BOARD.-Persons wishing BOARD

IN the OINIkl dlIirg the SunIisL "a
psIiicaa. By addes.iIs pote 10 FARMER IT'D. ~, ls
Wedre,6sy SIs gbgnday s,s!ins wheTv - inT'l""
Lac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
NrxfafuRk AINAaAc

xrxr,rusk ALSAsAc..... TaIs DAY
ssr-P,,. $50 Se:S........ TIA Moon-ssts... tfa
wArEs.....Trs DAY
IL, Eooh ls6 Gov. Isd 0:2SA Hell Gsts..... sC1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

SALES ny AUCTION.

5000 MsonT 6s........ gal 80 Pa, Nut mss % -
CG0 Cation ia 7s.... 81 100 Att Nut. ms s. SO. ~
so Ia Crosse Milw. ". 3c % shs Phent ~
5000 Mw Horizon g.. 70. 10 Artisans Bao I6t
1000 ento City los. a. 10 Am TX bank 80
600 Ne ackcn COky. Gs 90 20 Bark OF Commerce .'l
700 Nil Horizon IS. AZ 10 lar Ct Bk L. ny. 20
5000 City Of WBertown o. ~ y Y n n * H. ~ ..
Note j. G. Hsock $500 lW ~ Burs hea1 Bank''''''' -
ND0 g. Id Co. 6s.. = PARK BANK. ;'''''.''''ie
OCO c. St. P& f. du L. o Is Artisans bank ~
200 Mw IIor ss.... ~ % Excelsior FIRE ms Co ~
5000 Wheeling City ts... 81 p do '.'...'''''' y,
4coD Tow Of CeTe-cO 8s.. y 80 -@noN FIRE ms
COO Ms,olT es .... 81 - La Crosse MI. r r.. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

The amount Of gold sen, 70 Boston today for ms
steamer 100000, ell for R9.h:child Treasury
Notes for delivery are being pressed on the market n
excess Of the demand the res1lt Of the mpeniency %
seven millions Of nes s.ue over the market The IA
I, Cents ere offered a. y cent premium, and the -
= Cents at 10 T. CEN premium. We cannot lsarn
that sry Of he last lcen hsve yet been received here
although the takers deposited their money IN some
ca, o. week ago. This j. another evidence Of tle
great perfection 10 which NJ. Cobb hes brought the
science Of How No. 70 Do T.. j. s understood n Il
Congress will be applied TO 20 authorize regular
loan Of twenty 70 thirty millions Five q Cent loan
Of this amopr, would probably be taken AZ snsH
premium. and 70 srge extent on oreilu account. The
closed sfer book OF the Cleveland aud Pits
bure H. al 20 be opened on the both lost a. the
Fsimers Trust Co., No. 2S Exchange Place. Work
upon the Eastern Extension Of the Peori and Oquawka
Road to Logaueport is about 10 be resumed.
The receipts a. tide water Of Flour, Wheat Com
and Barley, for the ID week Of May, l8j1 and 1873,
have been ee fOlOws;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Lsrd Wtrsr,s sro spece, resl ed AID cofr@-'s" -
c'Idrg 20 ine.r preseLt CJueb, re for re fses'
cn,.a ~. i.ea.-fy &C.. = e.. e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Albert II. Ncolsy's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Wednes
da,l, at l2i O'Clock, At the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale of stocks and
bonds will take place tomorrow "Wednesday al l9l
o'clcck ct tie Merchants Exchange.
Messrs Thompson Bros, bsnkers, No. Wa
,rte.. Mrn'slre f.oa.rg Thlts,'ous Q! Cl-reucy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Flour bbls NneAi. bush c ~, b1sl. BlrIcy. 1lsh.
Iej7........ ZgG 9.lN l9Njp -hn@I
lft2,.......2f2t 2NfT SOIL tl<I
Incr..se...lgaln 27gn 1881 58.gt
TIE aggregate of the receipts Of the above articles
80 far, for the years 1851 and 1888 have been:
flodr bbs Wheat, bush Corn, bl,h- Ba ley. b IL
1G57........ 2e6 Bl5o 1900 2o25
1873 .......2YiGf fSl4ti NIL 1850
Incresse....2t fR 375e8 1851 ts,a98
Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess is equal to
81 904 b5ls.
The receipts tide water of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening Of the canals TO and pcud-
din, tho It,h ;ps+ have heen fnllows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

s,t y,ar .4OO0 bales ExpOltslncease % Gfeat Britain,
I4J decrease France O decrease 70 other foreign PoEts
6s co. Totsl increase IL exports, 600 bales
Tie 81. PAU Advertiser learns that Edmund Rice
has completed negotiations in New-YOrk for the con-
,truction of 80 miles of the Minnesota aud Pacific
Road, TO commerce Immediately and be completed
before the lt of December, and for this purpose the
contractors have engaged TO put 800 hands on The
DAD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

The annexed letter. received by Messrs. Thompson
s Brother. gives an attractive account Of the Money
market in Katas-for money lenders:
LANETNcE, X. T., Msy % ISIS.
N,s.r.. TrcVrsov BEoIHEE>: addressed . ls;,sr
t.y.vsu Us H. -, :e.T.:;Ve va 70 seri me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

ACCIDENT TO TELEGRAPH M,S.-John Hand
the "bsttery man attached to the Police Telegraph
Office, wac severely if not fatally injured on Tuesday
Afternoon, by falling from the top OF telegraph pole
at the corner Of Fourteenth street aud First avenue
On Sunday the violence Of the gale threw all the wes
on the east secton out of place. aud it was the bas'
uess of Hand to make the repairs. While in th' ds-
charge Of this duty on the top Of one OF the poe'
broke eff at its base and falling over, brought tho IN
fortunate man down in its descent msngng him IN the
NEST shocking manner. No bones were broken, but
il is believed tina! he has sustained severe inferno" IN
juIies. lie was taken to the Seventeenth Ward ~
ton.House, ard aterwsrd 10 his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

Yocsc NESS CmRisrriS USioy-A public meet
ing Of the Union was held in Clinton Hall lat evening
1t which an essay on the "Lovs Of Excellence" was
sead by the Rev. Mr.. Beswick Of the Now Church. in
which some docIinsl points were sdduced, in ccnss.
qasnos Of which warn discussion ensusd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
TIE DAILY NEWS CITY ARTICLE.

tn Dolly Noes CITY Article of Friday evening
esye;
1.-THE futds opened az an advance Of owing 10 the
reduction Of the OF Gc unit in the Bank Of france
No animation wss Displayed, however, and it b5iug
.yidebt thai spccu'ators tie Paris )urse
have awaited themselves Of this long expected opp r
tubiiy to effect sales considerable duness prevaodin
the afternoon Tho clo-ipg quotation Of Colso!s was
tie came as tba, Of yesterday. The demand nr money
hss increased and il is ethical. to get first class bill.
cifcc united below y per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

THE SUPREME CouKr ov CossEcrIccr.-AA M
portant change in our Judiciary systsm va ns1s
very quietly duIsg the late sesson 81 Tho Lsgaee.n
by IT, two Of the Superior Court Judge. afs sdded -
the Supreme Court, no Judge being sllowed g 49,
and the supreme Court Judges ere, We bsllsvs ne.
liable TO Circuit duty. The oay reason vs ~ 49,
for these changes Il TIA. the Suprs9s Cosn 49,
era too fond q their esss end the lesyeo u. "
;Sfuse poge We int ~ Ceayt n. HAseeSesh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

TT tic sior TO Tascary lef vacant by tie .!rsrge
eight Of Mi. Howstd by appointing as bis successor.
Mi Lycns who has Just conducted with 30 inuon sd-
dress, tire uno foial negotiations with Naples. Mr.
Lyors Q tie eldest son OF Lord Lyons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

COMPLIMENT TO THE CAPTAIN or THE Mont
eonERr.-The passengers on the steansh Mont
gome1y, of CIomwelVs Savannah Line, on her recent
trip to tbs port. comPinented Capt Croker aud his
oficeis in q cMd which is published elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Aldermen Kennedy and Mr. Owen, two OF the
British BsJk Dnectors, have just received Roy al
psidop. Mr. Ovens sentence wis for six mosihs,
and Mr.. Kennedy for nine months.
hr. Eiedale, who was sentenced for year, is also
likely TO be soon released through the ipterves
hos of tie Home Secretary.
Letters from Paris state that favorable arrange
mebt between the Ministers and the railway compa-
Dies IL concluded.
The French MioisteIisl papers declare in favor
the Az eTican view on the question OF the right OF
search ard cha, acterize the olOckadrg squadron
IN utter failure.
II s teid thst the Emperor will AXE occasion Of the
Cherbourg i6lesto announce continuancs0f the policy
thst declares the Empire at peace.
The Hc,ad announces that Mr.. rhomas Alexander,
C. b., Inspector General Of Hospitals, lis, been sp-
yoD;ed Director General of the Army Medical De
partment, vice DIR Andrew Smith.
Tire clergyman of St. Bsrnsbas, whose license has
been revoked on account Of the Begrayian Confess
scnsl is the Rev. Arthur Poole.
The Daily Ncws says that In the event OF the Aus
.rallan Mail Company abandoning lts contract 1t is
rumoeu that the Mcsers. Carard would undertake to
convey these mailz via Egypt, provided Liverpool
y ere made the Australian mai packet port.
II Is stated in the official report Of the Commercial
Dock Company, tia. in addition to emoezzliDg
moneys uDt Of dock charges the Secretary has
been guilty Of fraudulent trarsfer of 81 900 stock.
The Times returns to the question OF the great
naval engagements going Oh IN france, ana Gays
that all tie ASSURANCES in the world cannot do away
Ell gland is just the country TO suffer by razzs Let
ier take care that Third tempest shall not find her
unplepart d, as in India snd the Cfinea.
The Times (ci'y ertlcle) Of Friday evening says:
I" Tho Eogish fuods opened at an improvement OF
l. but the closing prices were the same as those of
Yesterday. There were bullion operations q, the
Bank to-day. In the foreign eXoh anges this afternoon
thera ives Lo alter from tie rats OF the last post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
AUSTRALIA.

MALTA June 1.-THE Australian mai steamer
leaves day. Her dates are Sydney, April H. Mel
bourne, April, aud Sound, April %. She has, on
board i23 passengers, and gold dust valued at
and stocks were Increasing fest. Shipments Of gold
were more ec'ise. Gold was selling at E3 1873
per ouocc. Money was plentiful. Exchange from
/ to /, per cent prem. Wool dull, but there was a
good cerns1d for tallow and bides. The Royal Char
ter had sailed for Liverpool with $4,000 ounces OF
GOLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
the HON. Mr.. AASkN At M0RHISASlA.
GRAND RECEPTION BY HIS CONSTITUENTS.
S p & GO n E9
By Hon. John B. Haskin and Mr.. Geo B, Bntlet.

The bold ana honest cowse OF tie Hon joins b
lIAsKIS in the session Of Congte7s which has Just
terminated, b. fearless exposures Of az TIE swindles
which bogus Democrat attempted 10 fOfcs upon the
people in the name Of Democracy and especially the
leading Art which lie took 10 unm2.kicg the hideous-
nefs Of the Ltoompton Constitai,n and expodns the
corruption cf high officials in tue Wilsts Pint swim
de. find full appreciation and enthusiastic suppor,
smorg bis constituents, the voters Of the IXih Con-
gressiOnsl District Of New Yoik.
Immediately on the arrival OF the Hon. NJ HlsETS
from Washington the lesoiog Democratic citizen, Of
the District joined in the following invitation to pub
lie reception:
WEsrcHEsrrn CouSTY. Pine !, 1853
Hon. John D. HGskn', Me.ber Of CoHg,e":
SIR Your Democratic fellow citizens rosdng In the soutaer
part q Wchrster County hsve observed VITA e s1d 'sts
lection your honorable aud oosent In Cong the
of your ene couiuency and slevins that
your bold fearless and able advocs Of toe greet principle o the
Soveregny q the People your rm sihson n toe prnc
pies Of the Cincinnati PLATFORM your stern and nhsxble opp
op TO all legislation In strict accordance with tconoica
s5mnittson otte Affairs Of government and IL brief your en-
tire Of acton 81 the present. session Of Congress- denant
proper and public expeson CT approval de- TO eItspt
To you public welcome and popular reception rstura
from Warrington.
Will you therefore, he kod enough 20 day when Jon
be and meet friends IN mosnis Hail. in he
town Of Moise1a inaodat. after The CousessionA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
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New York .Market--Jan. a.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Fl.OUR-5 to Zoe better, with improved demand
for export and home consumption. Sales | 100 DS.
at 81 25G1 50 for super state ST. 50 80 for state,
S4,20@ 80 for super western, ana S4,501 100 for
Common To medium extra do. Market closing qu-
ct; about 1000 bbls of sales were for export. Ca
madam Hour better for super aics 600 bbls 81,
30m l,40 for suIcr, and Si,6)@6 for extra. Rye
hOar quiet: ut 3dl.
WHEAT-Qu.ct: prices entirely nominal ship
pcrs not disposed to operate at present, and the
home trade insist upon material decline.
RYE-Stcady; sales 900 bus prime northern
at he delivered.
BARLEY-Notiing doing, and prices nominal
ut GO@13. Nothing doing in old.
CORN-OM Is quiet and prices nominal, at 6iCe
CSC for mixed and yellow, new southern is in fair
request at 5ei.. "a 62i..
OATS-Plcnty and duh, at 42(94i for Strte,
and i5G. IS for western.
WHlSKY-lIeavy; sales 300 bbls at 2lt,@22.
Closing at the inside price.
PORk-M rrkct lower ard dull. Sales go bbls
at ST. 900 1870 for mess, and Sl299C 10 for
prime.
BEEF-IIeavy and unchanged. Sales 30 bbls
ut 5.i5@ $50 for country prime, S96I9,15 for do
mess, and Sl0tl 30 for rcplckcd mess, and 800
II for extra do.
BEEF HiMS-Firm. Sales 30 bbls at Sl4GI
1850: rtnec Is Sl4@I4.59.
DRESSED IIOGS-Dcclined; limited demand.
CUT MEATS-Buoyant; sllcs 100 hhds at Ga
8 tor shoulders, and ga = for hams
LARD-Steady. Sales go bbls ut $685..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
EE We applied to the Postmaster sat

Gg We applied to the Postmaster at
this place, a few days since, for the adver.
Using of the Letter List, and handed him
statement of our circulation within the
range of the delivery of his office, duly
sworn to. The publishers of the Demo
crat, after considerable delay, handed in
written statement, without being sworn to,
however, of its circulation, which exceed
ed ours just II. We have good reason to
believe that our bona fide list of subscri-
bers within the range of delivery of the
Plymouth post office is larger than the
Democrats. If it is not their circulation
elsewhere must be exceedingly limited
Our aggregate circulation exceeds theirs
over 100, and it is little singular, to say
the least, how it outnumbers us in the
delivery of this Post office If their state
ment was an honest one why did they not
swear to it, as we did, or exhibit their
subscription book? The sly manner in
which they conveyed their statement to the
Postmaster affords additional ground to
suspicion them with playing gouge game.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

~ Our whlom antagonist. ID. McDoS-
alp. Esq, has been taking unto himself a
b lie, as viii be seen by looking under the
head of married, in another column. We
have had number of tits, and broken
several lanccs in our political encounters
with Mr. McD.; but he having most wisely
LIFT the boisterous political arena. and cast
iis laurcls at the feet of beauty,-becoming
a wor>hipper at her shrinc,-wc cannot but
congratulate him upon his success in win
Iing her favor; and trust that he will find
sufficient enjoyment rcposing in the arms
of his beautiful Republican bride to COM
Fensate him for all his anxieties and dis
appointments during his brief political
csmpaiga.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
re- Wheat, Flour, Pork and Wood

fN- Wheat, Flour, POrk and " o0d,
wanted in payment of subscriptions to the
RryusrlcAx. Money, also. will be accept
able.
who have not yet settled for the
first volume ought not to delay doing so
any longer. We need all, every cent, that
: duc MS. badly; and those who are with
holJine the amount they are owing us, are
;oaicting serious Inconvenience and trouble
urou MS whether they arc aware of it or
not.
As many as can pay in advance for the
current year, will confer a great favor on
-. Inv doing so Immediately.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

IRON CITY COLLEG E.

1t was hardly expected that any kind OF business
could hold ON the even tenor of it, way under
commercial crisis like the present, and hence We
are not at all surprised to hear of FILLING off OF %
per cent or more in many kinds OF business, Com
mcrcial Schools not excepted. But however it may
be with others, have the cheering fact To record
that the Iron City Commercial College of Pittsburg
has not only fallen OFF, but has increased Its bu-
siness more than 10 per cent over any preceding
month. This unexpcctedsuccess under the circum
stances sreaks most Enthusiastically of the growing
popularity and efficiency of this College, and we
nredct for il, upon the revival Of business now com
mencinc "a success far beyond anything hitherto at
tanned i'm the history of commercial schools. ne
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
The Daily Journal
ScieOOH Book 50

lust RECEIVED By PERSHING
- & Co, large supply of School Books. such
as are in general use, and recommended by
the State Board and which will be sold as cheap as
at any other house in Northern Indiana.
IL New books exchanged for old ones on favor
able terms. II
u Merchants supplied on as fair terms as they
can get of the publishers.
IL SCHoOI. TRUsT EEs to it that YOU have 4
uniformity ofboOkS i'll your shoots.
Dee 81 1873 PERsHIYG & Co.
E;rSr received at Pcrshine & Co.'S, a splendid
81 los of BIBLES, PorMs, and WEBsrER's DC
TIoNArY's, for sale cheap for CASH.
December 81, lS57-nS i. x Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
~ We neglected last week to speak o

Eg We neglected last week to speak OF
thc Ball at the Edwards House on Christ
las Eve. We dropped in about 9 O'Clock,
and found a very fine representation OF
the beauty and elite of the town and Vi
entity in attendance The music was OK
celient, and the ladies especially seemed to
move through the may dance with the
ease and grace of nymphs. The supper
was substantial and elegant, to which we
paid our respects. Every thing, we be-
lieve, passed off most satisfactorily.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
M a r r 7 r D

December 81, 1867, by Rev. Mr. Paddock Mr.
ID. MCDONALD of the w. c. Democrat, to Miss
LYDIA {. ARMSTRONG of Sterling, Illinois.
On the 2d day of January, 1858, by Rev. Austin
Fuller, Mr.. VI. ID. ELLSWORTH, ofSt. Joseph Coun-
". and Miss EMEIINE G.. BuRCH, daughter of Mr.
Warren Burcll, ofthis county,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

Ixs- The sack of elegant white-wheat
flour Judge FULLER sent us on New ears
day. was worthy of his great heart. May
his pockets always be as full! of dust as his
soul is of generosity
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
FREE LECTURE.

There will be Lecture delivered by ]. G.. Os-
BORNE. on next Wednesday evening at the Me,ho-
dist Church, to the members of the Mcclure Work
ings MEMS Institute. All others are invited to at
tend. n. WAKEFIELD, See.
Plymouth, January s, 25S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
NOTICE..

There will he meeting of the members Of the
Mcclure Working Mems Institute, at their room
over Pcrshing Cos Drug Store, on next Satur-
dav evening. All those that have an interest in it
or wish To become members are requested to attend
n. WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
Plymouth, January 7, 1853.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

Ty- The weather continues exceedingly
mild for the season. We have during the
week past had several bright and lovely
days. Yesterday was cloudy, and in the
forenoon, at the time of writing this, had
the appearance OF rain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

Gs- Our CARRIER desires to return his
thanks to the patrons of the Republican
for their li5erali'y to him on New Years
Day. lie hopes they may all prosper
AMI grow tat, the present year, and should
he live to see voting 80 go down to the
tomb of the capulets, as his predecessors
have. to Join the spcctrcs of ages past, he
will probably present them with another
address, as we'll written and more tasteful
" executed.
Those who were not at home when he
called, AMI did not, consequently, have an
opportunity to display their generosity he
saws, can hand in their tribute at any time,
and they shall in turn occupy warm cor
ncr of his heart. where he has placed all
his friends, and still has abundance OF
room for more.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

rz- Mr.. JONI III. SHOEMAKER, Silver
smith. Jeweler. de-, &c, enjoys the conf
dence of this community as an honest man
and good workman. See his advertise
ment. nr 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07
a ID n HcE -

On the 9th ult, i'm North township, of Lung
Fever and Group, ALBERT LoNsoy. son of John w.
and Amy \. Davis. aged one year and nine months.
On the Sd inst, ALICE AMELIA daughter of n
H. and l.. A. Oglcsbce, aged ) mos and 3 days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-07

ES- y son of Doct. LEWIS, OF Green tp.,
aged about 81. died one day last week, af-
ter very brief illness, of a disease of the
hart.