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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

e,air, ana We So han. Dat ,b.y vim h. tr.-
,p,ved to nav ns We dssir. 70 20 on Win, this
e.terpr;,e NOR vieevnuslv than ever before; hnt
s,rrst h,ve furd,. We earnestly hone That
fri, esll w,,l'h { retssrorded 10 promptly by
ev,rv Repub,ic,n .t least In this couaty.
sss "a
e~we pablish TIL, week, all the election
news shst has come to hand. II viii .speak
sor Itself. So Ear A. our own State is concern
ed. The Republicans assm 10 hare done ~ well
% perhaps could have been evrected. The
sanvsss has been one of the most: :exfrsor-
dinary On recsvd. Iha D@mscvacv though
faf ron Ming ~nitsd Have snccreded tnmain-
tsining nssrer s.mhlance 10 II, than in any
Other stste; bat the most extraordinary thing
ahcut Il. isas converted sai gsMera' enme Of
lyisg and Misrepresentation N sdditidn toh
persisent tsmsth AMI dcdging.ottheir real
issmes. and the substitution Of. false ones,
WHEN. willie II has b.-n'mean and contemrti-
ble and ultimatelv destined to recoil upon them
vet nas Tor the time being doubtless nad an e..
fscf. It has been impossible 20 se''o~u an
the lice and false Charge that have been 'ca'-
tered broad cast ~''n deniais OF reio.a''o"' Des'
have gone forth, and have taken 'oosemen' !"
minds, which the truth mas fa'ied to resen 10
season, aad misehise he bssn done. kepub-
licans have done all they could under the err
csnltiusea The State has bssht w~ls can
ysssed.. We know Of no faaltsrinG. Thsre
hiss b-en,a lieht vote. Thisis alive car find
faaatfw''h. The principal mischief has re-
shifted from the prevalent efforts to mislead
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.ssss 4 washington. Oct. Is.

+*4~ fWaS0mgtOn, Vct. ~.
- The balasee in the Treasury h ~, ,950. .626
The receipts for the week auouut to nssriy
e7s7, 200, being s5o0,ooo more thsn the pre-
ceding week. The amount of drafts paid was
81, ~ ,402, and the arount of the drafts issued
o1, ,666, 900, Q reduction of 3o00, $40.
s II b aid thst Gsasrai Jsrsz, fearing bic dis
nissSl, he's ssksd isdulgssce that he msy con-
nanisats vitS Nicarst "a respecting the psa-
: Lieut. Jones hes placed In possessien Of the
State Dep utmsnt letter from the United
States Coasai Il San Luis Pstosi, who describe
the state Of the country 'as miserable in the
extreme. a
z The report Of the battle betwssaa Yid aurr
ssd Mirasanss rested On 2 vssy slsader basis
.sR1kBuish hsy havesfxken plAcs 0stsids
Ithe walls q San Lois Pstssl, bat nothing more
-still lssswss there any psbability, thst MIRA
+esDon hsa een6ltssc suiStia ~
~ ~ - 49,
. Reading Ra,s oel l6.
In fhe 9Th Congressional District the vote
Tor John schwartz 10 1871, and ). Glsneey
Jones gains 7,so2 aleset fsfSs
The Path District l. In doubt {; counties
give Jas. L. Giles, Democrat. l,O40 majority.
Augusta. Ga, Oct. ID.
We have received here accounts OF heavy
frosts occurring In South Csrolinia and
Georgia. asfia
New ORLEAns, Oct. Is.
There were sc deaths in this city yeste rday,
by yellow fever. ss8.s.s a
Indianapolis, Oct. 16.
Returss come in very slowly Result for
stste ticket very doubtful. Three Democtsi-
ie Supreme Judges probably elected. Tbs
official majority Cor Porter, Rep, in the SIKH
district is iO64 The Legislature n still in
doubt. Democrats ,rcbably have . majority
in the Ssnsts. The House Is very Gloss.
s, Colusbas, Oct. ls.
The Republican majority on the State ticket
10 abcus $1,000. Theaker Rep. in the l7,h
District, now reported 10 maj. This makes
the delegation stand Is Republicans TO 8 Dem
ocrats. sep
New Orleaas, Oct. i6.
The Howard Association announces that
Tor thep past week the epidemic shows no .bate-
ment Of violence, being fed by the daily arri-
val Of strangers unacclimste.l persona. Deaths
BY fever yesterday 4S. 5e4F,
80 st Lonis, Oct. 16.
The Central Committee OF Kansas have
called Free State Delegate Coaventiou to BE-
held at Lawrence, November 10th, torthe pur.
pose Of discussing various questions connected
with the present political organisation o. th'
Territory, determining :he true policy of the
party and considering the question OF th-
speedy admission of Kansas iu.o the Uuiol
as . free State. ~ 44
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I'll Jsstics 70 the writer of the article
on Trinbls's speeeh,, We make the following
correction. TIE NSsssssss quotes the follow.
ing:
thing b. dsA sws-sotry 70 make
the psop,e belisvs that tbs Dsmoeratie party
peto-day. wasths same that it bad always been;
chat 10 history u tie coSntry, asd thst the
principles Of JsfIsrsoa, which every school
bog, ,Ae - $3.50 MyA asi%k
The esrrsetisa, - the manuscript in the Of
Zee W'A show, ts:t ~ ~ Is - 5fitfrs
The frat thing he did, was to try to make
the people behave that the Democratic passy
OF to-day, wss tie saas that It bad always
bsea. that the history q che eoustry, sss
tAsAistory of ths Denocistis pary, ana that H.
psineiples Of ths Cage Dsaseraey eete-dsy.
wsre the Rriscipies se JeGsrsoa
Next be said he psineip,ss q the Rspabd
'esnss wersrhid under . bsshsl, thss y knsw
enough about thsn. to know thsy. wsrp the
pdsciplsa Of srpesissa end q Tactics. Zee,
Mr.. =, thsy srs he psiseip)ss q oppesitioa,
but rot of faction. Opposition to Tie psisei-
pIss Of ths one man power, that yea and ysar
pasty hessssess ssd, tssttss. setse ~ AssF-
ess tst had rad he Republieaa plafforn,
and hs cold have bses sssvieted sy Als andi-
enee :o,amsn, q yitlfnl nisrspresentatson.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

Iowa CRY Couar H USE BunNEp.-Y Yes
ierday morning, shout % o'clock, while the
Judge and clerks were counting the ballots l..
the old Court House at lowe City, FIRE broke
out under the door, aai In . shsrt time the
building was in Games. II burned down IN
spite q the efforts made - savs Il. Whether
Il accidentally caught On 6rs. Or was 80 on
hre intsatienally, b net kaowa. CoSrt had
not bssn heid in this bu'liing ter some tins.--
The house is not much loss, snd TIE new Court
Hosss w,ii soon b eo.psstsds-llvss City
Republicans. ss. sss.s = 81
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A FAILuAE-Cnl. Moor, veteran politi
clan Of Che old Dominion, enjoyed grtat per-
sonal popularity on account Of his afability
OF manner, and Of course could always carry
q big v,se wh.n.ve- he w.s mp for ONCE
He generally spoke to everv one he met, and
usrally succeeded in convincing them that he
knew them well H. ne' his mstch on. iaor-
ming, however, when o., meeting eonniryman
h. shook hands heartily, with hin. aud COM G
meneed:
"why, how DO yon io, Thir? am very glad
q thee yo,, = f,e dav Th,r, thee you still ride
yonr old grey, rhir." t3t
aNo, sir, this horse is one borrowed THE
morning." atesE &fsa -
"Oh oh! well Thir, how are the old gen.
tiemsn and tsdy?'
..My parents have been aead about three
years, SIR" -. ~
"Bat how ith your wife, Thir, and the chill
dren?n
ssI an an unmarried man, SIR" aE
..rrns en r,ga. Do yoa stsii live on the old
farm?"
t.No, sir; I've just arrived from Ohio where
was hnrn -
swell, Tar gne,h dom know you at
ter all Go d morning. rhirn
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DonE AND UHDosE.-Forssy made Buehaa-
IN. The result in Psnsylysnia shows that he
Is now u NJ stnss i(stSehssu his NEST
efficient friend--hs y now his most powerful
20. E8 .SfE Esi III sSEfsA I'D XSas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

= Hildrsth, the founder Of the town
e OzaEk, Jseksos county, iowa, and ownar q
ths 6na Aour mill thsrs. whils engaged on Sat.
sday IN ssparing his'm 'mili dam on the Maquc-
uksta at that point. was killed b the bsnk e
: vtng In - him. sg5 .ssss .'''' s
nonas A. Stewart. fornerly editor, and
prsps;stsr q ihs Chicago 1Sibss,, died 1t Il.
.port, nd, ea n 18th nit. ss go
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

TT OESER ~ ssse sve hAAsfssa asr~slsssty csu
bsr or l6O to suit the pasrAaser- There h. gos
story snd half house, With two rooms and cellar,
ven q water, and plenty 81 ceai--7O sr sr
des fence. Any pesscn wfsking gssA -SsSk@1A +su
d we'll 70 call seons Il hays Dases 1at4 - 4unee
WARREN WALAIN0, - Ne pDsaibes ~ vtlaass
Greek sssB Tin March lst. -. .sf3f szis
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

The exhibitionof cattle, particularly Of thor.
ough- b, eeds. was. very fine indeed. We arr
safe In -ssying that in number and quality they
surpassed those shown at any previous Fair ia
this State. This speaks we'll for the energy
sagacity and success Of those Engaged in this
branch of, business, ana We believe that futsrt
Exhibitions will demonstrate that thorough
bred and full blooded cattle. - well ~ natives
and grades, srs increasing tn quality and value
when raised BY the farmsrs Of Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
Small Pox.

tMntt HOl-
This loathsomc and drealel disease has
about disappeared from our place. We
have not heard Of a new case for more than
a fortnight now. except one. which was so
extremely light ss to render 1t doubtful
wish some whether it was Of that charac-
Ter or not At any rate the patient has al
ready recovered ami is now as well as ever.
All the rest are now considered entirely
out Of danger, AMI only confined to their
rooms on account OF physical debility.
Business has improved considerably
during the past week. AMI our country
friends, we observe, come AMI 20 as for
mcrly without fear of the contasion. The
town authorities have taken efficient meas
ures to prevent the disease from spreading
AMI will continue TO enforce the Ordinance
strictly IN all cases.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
Pcterson,s Magazine.

The July number of this popular peri
odical is received. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
We see. begins thrilling Original Novelet,
entitled .'kIsG PHILIP's DAUGHTER. -
Hereafter Mrs. S. will write exclusively
for ''Peterson's Magazine" her own hav.
ing been merged into it, and her fine corps
of contributors transferred to il also. Thi.
makes Peterson" unapproachable in lit
erary merit. A new volume begins with
the July number Now is the time to
subscribe. Terms, $500 per anuum; or,
Eight copies for $1,000 Address Charles
j. Peterson, SOC, Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia, Penn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

Several Of our friends in different parts
OF the county have expressed themselves to
us, during the past week. in favor of nam
ing an early day for the holding Of the
County Nominating Convention. but we
do NOT feel disposed to take the response
bility of appointing the time We would
suggest, however, that about the 10Th Of
July or LIST of August. would. perhaps, be
an appropriate time Let us hear from
others on the subject
Candidates for the nominations. in the
moan time. should annsnace their names
that their merits may he duly canyassed
Printers fec. 81. cash down.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

a majority Of the Board of Trustees OF
Plymouth being Republicans. this year, at
their first meeting adopted an order to give
the printing to the lowest bidder. Last
year, when the Democrats had every thing
their own way. no such proposition ema-
mated FROM them. The County Board,
which is also Democratic, refuses or ne
elects to order the printing to be given to
the lowest bidder, but actually pays their
pet organ here twice as much as we offered
to do it for. The County Officers pursue
a similar course, at the expense of the poor
tax Dclinquents anil Execution Defend
ants, Widows aud Orphans, as we'll as
others. II the people desire to be relieved
of the oppressive burdens under which they
now grosn, they must change the political
character Of their agents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

Es Among the rarities which appear
el on the table Of the Tea Garden House
at Laportc. ON Sunday last. were green
peas AMI ralishes This Is one Of the besi
houses in Northern Inliana. The table j,
richly AMI bauntifuly furnished, AMI the
whole establishment. from basement to gar
ret Is kept in the neatest anil best order
No lrIaors or beverages of any kind are
sold in the house. aud consequently moth.
irg in.lecoTous ever occurs even I'm the
public room.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
For the Republican
Small Pey-

Sman feN-
Mn. EDuToH: Since the Small Pox ex-
citement has measurably subsidized. it may
not be out of place to notice some of the
events connected with the disease as it pre-
sented itself in Plymouth. in order that tho
public NAV Give unto Cesar that which
, is Casar's."
On or about the Goth Of March, 1858,
Messrs. NJ. Pomeroy and ). Morgan pro-
nounced disease then hal by tho infant
daughter of j T.. Westcrvelt to he Small
Pox- On the 9th, j. u. Gray. NJ D., by
request visited the child; would not say
positively. but his strongest impressions
were that it was Small Pox On the 2Sth,
in company with Doctors Gray & Bennett,
visite,l the case above indicated. During
the examination l asked DIR. G. to show
me The areola, the red base.-tlle pustules
filed with lymph. &c. Nothing of the
kind being present, DR.. G.. remarked that
the case bad changed very much since he
examined it. At this time the child was
morribund aud expired.
May LIST, A. M-Here let it be remem-
bercd that the child had been confined to
the house over two months, much of the
time not expected to live. and that there
could not have been any exposure then be-
level possible to exist, other than through
j. f. w. father of the child, who had
made trip to Niles, Mich ] asked j. +
w. if he had during his absence visited
any cases Of Small Pox. He said he had
not, neither hail he been exposed IN any
way whatever that he knew
With the history Of the case precluling
every apparent possibility ofexposure. and
the subject presenting an appearance as
though it had been sprinkled over with hot
water, causing little blistcrs filled with
serum. perfectly transparent, a fact which
exhibited to all present by holding the
hand between them and the window hav-
ing to my mind no more the character of
small pox than any of the many vascular
eruptions would present.
The word had got out that small pox was
IN town. causing great excitement and
wodld without some counteracting inhu-
ence paralyze all the business of the place.
Therefore having the highest regard for my
fellow citizens aud the prosperity Of the
town and county, in accordance with my
heart felt convictions, and my duty to
generous people, I caused to be published
in the NJ. c. Republican. this card:
"Mr. MrriSeIv: From the alarm rerva,linc the
public mind IN consequence OF report that the in
fttt daughter OF Jane Westerrelt has the small
pox. feel II to be public duty say, having ex-
amined the patient, that the disease does not par
take Of that character.
N SHERMAN, NJ d."
Now that subsequent Developments have
proved most conclusively the error above
expressed, none certainly can haze deeper
interest or stronger reason to regret it than
myself, and if my acts from day to day,
spread out in the great book of human acts,
for the past thirteen years in this town and
county, will not set at rest all the lies,
and malicious inucndoes
that have been put in circulation against
me. then nothing that can say at this
time will
n. SHERMAN, NJ, ID.
PLrxocrH. June 10. 1853.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
FeRT WaYNE..--cRMEgIES. A.. -.

We would call the attention Of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of Wnt1xxs Il HcEsrss, Whoi<sels Gsoerrs, For,
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists Of a general as
sortment Of Groceries-together with every thing
that > usua1ly found IN store. except Dry Goods.
Their connection with some OF the beef, Oldest and
ss knern Houses in the East offers them eilities
ia1asine in their stock unsurpassed by any ofksr
HOUSE IN The West
They are therefore enabled 10 furnish any thing
IN their line. freight considered, rs low as can Be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or Gar
other market
Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours
r'de OFT his place, uninterrupted BY any change Of
can. Merchants iheraEcrr. in this place and vicn-
ny, can Obtain any shng they need in the line of
nli<Ns q HuEsTfs, in few hours, thereby a.
voidmg the expense, delays ard loss Of time, occa
s'oned BY ordering from greater distance
eniiAns q HUEsris have but one frios, and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

EE We have laxuriatetl this week upor
currents AMI rie-plant sent us by our laly
flien.ls-Nrs. AcEEaNAS, Mrs. y. J.. YVES
TERvEIr AMI Miss NORRIS. Of Union t'p.--
We are getting quite corpulent, wc are
upon the good things sent us by the Repub
lican matrons anil misses; God bless them
IL they continue psmpering us we shall ts
In fine condition soon TO run for county
Auditor or city Alderman.
Can't the Democratic la,lies do nothing
for our lean neighbor Down street,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

New OnrEAss, June I've have re-
ceiyed later intelligence from Texas, by
which we learn of a desperate battle that
was fought in the northern part of the
State, between the Rangers. under Capt.
Ford, and large body Of Camanche In
dams The fight was running one Of six
miles. and resulted in the defeat sf the In.
dians, seventy-six of whom were killed,
several wounded. and seventeen taken pris-
oners. Thres hundred horses wers also
captured by the whites. Capt Ford's loss
was only two killed and two wounded; one
of the killed vas : white, and the o<hsr an
Indian who fough< under Ford,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
Special 1cticcs.
Iron City Commercial College, Pittsburgh
PENNSYLVANIA.

ron CITY COMMERCIAL College, PIttsburgb
Pennsylvania.
d. l.. F. w. ANDREWS, Editor of the GEORGIA
Citizen, Macon, Ca, inserts the following notice
after accompanying his son t. the North. to sclee,
an Institution afivr'ling the best facilities for ac
qu'rnS a thorough practical Business Education.
1--WE invite the special attention of young men
contemplating commercial pursuits, to the Pros
p'cus OF the above named College, located at Pitts
burSh, Pa, which will be found in our columns TO
day. From personal examination of the facilities
of this College to impart thorough business edu-
cation to Young men, and from personal acqr,int
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 imparted''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

The officers and members of the Marshal
County Agriculture. Society. are request
ed to meet in Plymouth, on Saturday IN,
18th day of june inst..> It 2 o'clock. p. m;
for the purpose Of attending to importan
business.
The Committee on the Fair Ground,
viii report e this meeting.
. A. punctaaF attendance Of I'll the officers
and nsmbsrs . earnestly requested
e l. B. HALSEY. President.
San B. coss>rEr. Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

70 Yearly advertisers exceeding the amount
contracted for viii be chafgcd in proportion forfhe
excess.
" Communications 70 promote private ir,te-
reses mist Be paid for 1t regular advertising rates
" All advertisements should hare MARRIED on
them the number Of insertions wanted, o<herwiss
they will be peblisbed until forbid and charged fr
accordingl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
xe- Our poysiral column to-day CO.

ES- Our pecsivai column to-day con
,aias a pa.atsIle dish for every taste
'.>anlsIPTron' viii be relishcl by every
lover Of tru. poetry; the "D,r Dcutch-
mans Philosophy" will be deyoured 10y
TIE admirers Of dosysrel with great gusto.
.Scatter the Germs OF the Beautiful. is a
waif cf too much merit to he allowed to
float roanl without an owner
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

EE They have commenced laying the
iron between this place and Chicago. we
understand, on the Pittsburg. Fl Wayne
and Chicago Rail Road If no accidents
or disappointments occur the road will be
finished through to Chicago in the course
Of couple or three months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

Ex a copy Of the Safety Fund Bank
Note Reporter. for June, has been laid on
our table II Is taken by the business men
generally Of this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

EE We publish thrilling account sof
the devastation Of property AMI destruction
OF human life. caassl By the storm iiend, a,
Ellison, Ill, on our first page to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
NORTHERN INDIANA
Collegiate s. Comtmttrtial
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
llHOlIla LIS

THIS INSTITUTION, located in La Porte.
viii be opened for the reception of Students ON
the 3d Of Nav, 1853 It's object is 10 furnish a
complete Business Education. adapted to the
wants fall classes Studies will be elective bv the
students, With the advice Of the Principal oil the
Collegiate Department.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

EE CHaIIES's MONTHLY, for June, as
usual. i, fllei with articles of rare merit.
Every christian parent should send for it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
THE REPUBLICAN.
ruBLrsHER,s MARK.

Persons out of the county receiving papers
markell thus x asser their name, viii understand
IL 10 signify that their time has about expired, and
tl,st another remittance il solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
SMALL Pox NOTICE.

Owing to the Sm, FOX being in my family
" am now, and will probably be for several
DAYS, confined to my hons" I would say TO all
who knor Themselves indebird m me that owe
some notes that are nearly dpc in Bank, and heg
must ts paid ~ 90 10 protest. and il prot sted am
ruined.' hope all will see the necessity ofdoins
something for me at this time Let every man, ,ro
man and chill that owe at this time make some
provision iof me that will aid in this time of trouble
Small fayors will be noticed and thankfully re-
ccived. CHARLES PALMER
p $. Nv store viii be open as usual and clerk
will be ready to ~ait on customers. 49,.
June sos
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.
JoHS Sullivan,
VS.. Proceedings in Attachment

PrOceetilnrS N Attachment
PuRsE
Before VI. w. Smith J. r., MAY PC, 1858.
IT appearing that the defendcnt is a non resi-
dent Of the State Of Indiana he is hereby mott
fed IF the filing Of the affidavit and bond, and OF
the pendency OF said suit, and that the same will
he heard and tried at my elice IN Plymouth, in
said county, on the 18th day of June, 1855, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
NJ W. SMITH J. P. [sEALl
juno J-30t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

LNOR want of value received notice is hereby
H. given To all persons not to purchase prom
lsory note given on or about April LIST, le5s, to
Nerrifieid & Page. Nurscrymcn, in ST Joseph
County, for seventeen dollars and Sc, cnty-fve eta
made PAYABLE September LIST, 1858, for | shall not
pay il or any part thereof.
N. SHERMAN
Plymouth, Ind, June 10, '5S13lt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

EBr Messrs. REEVE q CArnos have en-
tered into co-partnership in the practice Of
law. See Card.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

1I Our friend r. III. NORRIS, is emit
tied to our warmest thanks forthe very &C
csptable present he made us the other day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
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Mefcaqtile Institute,

OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
ME OBJECT or THIS INSTITUTION,
Il as ITS name imports, is to afford 10 Young
Gentlemen and Ladies an opportunity of becoming
thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and
General Business Pursuits OF Life on the most
Scientific Principles.
By first teaching every pupil 10 write Bold
Leglblc Hand; Secondly, By teaching the Science
of Book Keeping, by
0oable nna SAN, IN Ensrx