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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

Mr.. Y. II. Packard, tho candidate fol
Clerk. we are told, is circulating very
foolish lie. to the effect that we tried tc
have Mr.. Thomas McDoSAID, the ex-Aul
itor, indicted by the Grand Jury, for for
ging or altering three County Orders
We never entertained the remofest suspi-
cion, nor did any any one else. we suppose,
that Mr.. Med was guilty Of the crime. OF
even had any completely with the perpetra-
tor, whoever it was. Every Grand jury
man knows Packard's statement 10 be ut
t.rly false. But what better could we ex
pect of a man who treated the wife of his
bosom as he did?
We do not pretend to say who forged OF
altered the Orders alluded to, but the one
drawn in orr favor for SO 90 must have
been altered in the Treasurer's Office, from
the fact that it is entered in his Register
of Orders for the correct amount. We
paid it over to Mr. John Greer. who gave
it to the Treasurer the same day in part
payment of his taxes, and when it was
handed over to the Auditor few days az
ter by the Treasurer it had increased Sit
in amount by having figure l placed be-
fore the 3 at the top and adding "tccn" tc
three" in the body, reading "threeteen- >
In Justice to the Treasurer we state cheer
fully that others beside himself had acces.
to his office, and that about that time ht
had two or three deputies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
STARLE COUNTY REPUB.
LfCAN CONVENTION.

All the legal voters of the county Of
Starke who are opposed to the action and
extravaganza of the present corrupt Ad-
ministration are respectfully invited tc
assemble IN MASS CONVENTION in
Knox. on Saturday. tie 2Oh Of 1agust
1859, for the purpose Of eilecting more
permanent organization Of the Republican
Party in said county, and also to nominate
candidates to fill the different vacancies in
the county offices at the next October
election. Cows One, CoNE ALL
Dv order OF Central Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Warsaw Nursery!

INHE PROJECTORS of this institution take
this method of informing the Citizens of
MarSh1ll County that they will have on hand by the
rext Tree Planting Season full assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
fall kinds and of the best quality Our apple
trees have been grated from bearing trees which
account they will bear much sooner than trees graft
ed from Nursery ScionS, and this fact also enabl cs
us to know with certainty what Varieties we have.
Our Nursery being situated within few rods of the
Railroad Depot we will he able to deliver trees at
any Station in Marshall County within few hours
after they are taken out of the ground. We mar-
rant every tree AMI shrub that we sell to be alive
and in good condition.
H. b. Pershng, at Plymouth, and ]. o. Parks, ut
Bourbon, are authorized to take orders for us, and
we will be on hand when the Season comes to fill
all orders. we trust, TO the entire satisfaction of all
who may favor ns it'll them.
BRONSON & FRASER. Proprietors
Warsaw, Ind, Aug. Is lS5)-llm1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
LEAvENwoRrH. Ang. l6lI

The Denver City Express ofthe 9Th ar
rived this morning. Nugget gold weigh
ing fifty six pennyweights has been taken
from Nevada Gulch Rich diggings dis
covered in the head waters of Bayou Sala
da
A newspaper has been started at Noun
tain City.
The State Commute sitting at AurorI
adjourned after having framed Stat,
Constitution, the features OF which are no
given. Boundaries, lat. 81 to 43, long
lob to 10. There is division of sent.
ment as to the propriety of State organize
ton, and holding Convention to submit
question of Territorial or State organiza
tion at the same time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

NV YoEK. Aug 6.
FLoUR-Aiore active and 10 cents lower.
Sales of $500 bills at S3,75@4 % for SUI
per State; 4.20@4.5 80 for common to good
Western; S4.40@4.90 old; S4.70@5 90
for fresh ground shipping brands of extra
Round Hoop Ohio-closing heavy. Rye
-four lower Sales at S315@437
GRMS-W dull and in favor OF
buyers. Sales 5000 bushels. including
unsound mixed Illinois, 70@14c:@ | 40
for new White Kentucky; 1.20@125 for
new red and white Southern. Rye quiet at
75c. Barley dull. Corn active, 1@2c
better Sales $500 bush at re for old
mixed western in store; 7G@7S for new
mixed western closing at the outside price;
SOC for round yellow. Oats dropping at
35@39c for State; 36@40c for western
and Canadian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
CLIPPINGS.

The evening train out from Chicago on
Tuesday evening last, while stopping at
Toleston, discovered lad about eight
years old sitting quietly ON the breaks,
under the cars. where he had rode twenty
five miles, between the wheels. without
harm. He said his father lived near there,
and it was the only chance he had of get
ting home While everybody was in won
der at the exploit. which equalled Blondin,
the hoy come up missing.-Val. Rep.
= The Vernon Banner says the black
berry crop of that immediate vicinity Iris
year has yielded 81, 252 quarts. for which
81 ,702 60 have been received.
The Lafayette Journal says that a
mastadon's tooth. weighing two pounds
and an ounce, was found in the Wabash
few miles from that city the other day
Common Salt, made into a strong
brine and applied to rattle sknake bite
Immediately. and repeated few times,
will soon effect cure. says a. Il. Price,
NJ D., Of Boone Grove, Porter comfy.
Another, effectual remedy is to wash
the wound with cold water. rubbing the
limb both ways toward the part bitten,
and drink enough whisky to make you
pretty drunk under other circumstances
We have heard persons aver who have
tried this remedy, that they had drank
whiskey enough at such times to make
them dead drunk without ciiccting them
in the least.
The Monticello Spectator says that the
report Of liquor riot in that place which
we published some days ago is true, al
least in substance. and it deplores the
feelings which seeks by violence and
bloodshed to restrain immoral practices
1t may well be doubted whether such dem
constructions as that at Monticello. where
the liquor seller was knocked down will
a Ratchet, and left senselcss, do not dam
age the cause of good morals more than the
destruction of the liquor benefits it.-Lnd
Jour.
= About five o'clock in the afternoon
of Sunday. last fire broke out in the new
building of Samuel Hehey. on the cast side
of Main Street, about midway between the
Mansion and Elan Houses. So rapid
was the progress Of the fire that in less
than twenty minutes from the timc it or
iginated it caught the residence of Mr.
Hehey on the South of the new building
and that of Mr.. Holeman on the North
notwithstanding the promptness on thu
part Of the citizens in their efforts, only I
portion of the household goods were saved
Much credit is due the citizens. and espc
cially the Ladies, for the energy and zea
with which they laborcd during the fire
To the calmncss Of the evening we MAJ
attribute the good fortune of not hayin:
half of our town consumed
i Mr.. HoleAan's lost is estimated at Fiji
teen hundred dollars, and that of MIR
HeAey at about the same. There was NJ
insurance upon any Of the property burned
1t is therefore, a clear loss to the parties
which we hope the people will aid then
to make up. if in no other way. by patron
zing them in their business, of which W
think they are both worthy.--Roeheste
\ Gaz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
.SPECL1L NOTICES.
Halls Lung Balsam

HALLS LING BALSAM, in all cases. gives the
best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM, has wrought
more cures since its introduction than any other
cough medicine.
HALLS COCGH BALSAM is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest and best remedy
now before the public.
HALLS LUNG: BALSAM is safe to n
mong children. and yet powerful in of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALLS Lung EAISAM brings in certificates al
most daily fits wonderful cures in all parts of the
country. e
HALLS BALSAM for the Lungs is sold
by Pcrshing & Co., and T. A. Lemon, and by agents
in every town in the country. (n39I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
PURE OHIO
BRANDY,

A. HART & CO., Projectors.
DEPOT--No 90 Sd ST., onposife The Burnct Horse:
OFFICE--No. l4] Third Street, Cincinnati.
IrHE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY has
L for several years past been manufactured
from the Pure Juice of the Ohi0 "CArAwBA" grippe.
AMI has obtained rare popularity throughout the
ElSt, West and South, where great quantities OF
this superior article is sold for Medicinal and Fam
lily purposes 1t not only equals but excels the
cho cest Of Imported Brandies in PURITY AND RICH
NESS and wherever it Is been intro lucd
it has invariably met the most unequaled favor,
and extensive sale.
The want OF really pure Brandy has long been
el, IN this country. and the opportuni to procure
an article Of such quality to superccde the sale and
use of the IN INV vile compounds often sold under
the name of 'B.anly' cln be regarded Only as a
great plblic good The CATAwBa BRaxDY possesses
all the choice qualities of the imported liquor.
and Is positively known to be of PERFECT PURITY,
and of superior hvor.
In support of the above statements we have the
certificate of DR.. A. A. HIVES, ASslyor of MasSa-
chusctts: DR.. James r. Chiffon, Chemist, New
YORK, Dr. James r. Nichols, Chemist, Boston; and
Prof c. L. Jackson, Chemist, Boston; all of whom
have analvzed the Catawba Brandy. and who COM
mend il. in the highest terms, for Medicinal public
u-c. For sale for Medical Purposes only bv
PERSHING Il co,
Sole Agents for Marshall County for , wears from
August, 1889. august le-4lm2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Plymouth Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ang. IL.
Very little activity in Wheat transac
lions during the week past, owing in par
to the Fact that farmers are lu>y plough
ing FOR fall seeding. but still more to tn,
unwillingness of holders to sell at present
prices. We quote as follows:
WHEAT--Red, 1880 per bu; whit,
S0@S5c.
5000 per Dbl
PoTAToEs-35c per bu from wagons.
OATs--25c per bu from wagons.
CoRS-50c per bu. from wagons.
Corn MEAr-S1 80 per 100 lbs.
SHoRTs-Sl per 100 lbs.
BRAN-lOc per bu.
EGGs-6cts per doz.
BJTTEE--l2c per ID.
APPLES. green--40c FER bu, plenty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

Moses 3. MATTISGLY, our collecting and
soliciting agent, has already visited one
or two sections of the county, an will
visit all as soon as possible. 1t is hoped
that all indebted to the office either on sub
scriptions, Job work or advertising, will
be prepared to settle with him when he
calls. Those who cannot pay cash are re-
quested to settle by note.
We will take good wheat in payment
of debts due us, at the market price, or at
81 per bu. should the market price be less
than that We will also allow 50 5O cts.
per 100 lbs. for good family flour in pay
ment of cid or new subscriptions. Wood
aad Lumber will likewise be taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

I PURPOSE to commence the Fall Term of my
Z School in the Seminary at Plymouth, on Mon
day, the 9th day of September, A. ID. 1859. The
term will embrace period of IL weeks, closing a
bout the time the Schools in the country will COM
mence their Winter Session And. rs | am one of
the EXAMINERS OF Teachers for this County, pro-
pose to form Teaching Glass. for the benefit Of
tnose VINO may wish to teach during the Winter,
giving them chance 70 render themselves better
qualified for the discharge TIE high and import
ant trust committed to them. At the close of the
term ro2ose to give certificates of qualification
to those who are worthy them. Terms of tuition
same as at previous TERMS to-wit 50 50, 81 90 and
$500, according to the studies of the pupil.
Aug. lS--4ft3 MARK CUMMINGS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

condition that makes it worse than If ii
never had been planke,l- The company
have all the time exacted toll upon it,
while they and Logansport have reaped
the advantage of our trade. They have
shown us but little mercy
Peru Is about as near to us as Logans-
port, and its inhabitants quite as clever
folks to deal with Now, gentlemen OF
Peru, what do you say about continuing
your Plank Road from Mexico to Roches-
ter? We think it will be well enough to
talk the matter over. and see If some plan
cannot be hit upon to advance our mutual
intoraSt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
TO NON-RESIDENTS-

ME undersigned with the County Surveyor,
will, on Thursday, the LIST day of September.
1889, at 10 o'clock, M, of said dav proceed to-
survey and locate the corners of his land in section
%, township 81, range east. in Marshall County.
Indiana; to meet on the pre- 'scs, and continue
from day TO day until all is surveyed.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for deraying, their portion of the expense of said
survey, will be returned to the county Auditor, and
such delinquences placed ON the tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
G.. w. B0YCE.
Aug. ii, '5J--3ot3 printers fee, &, 00)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
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MARRIED.

On the 14th inst, by L. X. Erl, Esq,
Mr.. PETER LoLMouGH and Miss SARAH
FRENCH. daughter of Mr.. Jacob French OF
Green tip.
The fair bride had many blessings pro-
nounced upon her by the crew of the office
for the elegant cake she sent us. We al
ways feel nattered by such tokens Of friend.
ship f;om the yonng folks.
ALso-On the 7th inst, by Rev. N. Z
Manville. Mr.. JACOB BARNES and Mrs
Nancy MARTIN, all Of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

SHOOTING DEER-The amateur hunters
about Plymouth are having exciting times
just row in chasing and shooting the ant
lers OF the forest. Mcssrs. RrFUs HEwETT,
JomN L. WEsTERvELT and WILLIS WRIGHT
went out one day last week for recreation
and among them killed fine buck, which
they brought in triumph to town. and af
ter dressing it sent liberal portion to the
printer. afforling him and his household a
rare feast next day. This is the first deer
killed this season by any Plymouth hun
ter. we understand. Mr.. Hcwett fred the
fatal shot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

The Democratic Office holders in Mar
shall, during the last year, wronged the
county out of at least $1,000 by their ex-
trawagance- in the use of Stationery and
exhorbitant charges for Appraising the
real estate Mr. Packard, more than any
other, is to blame for the amount of Sta
tionery used, OF rather the amount paid for
that purpose. for We do not believe. nor
does any one else, that the half of $500
worth was required. What went with the
balance any one can conjecture as we'll as
ourself.
Packard, we are told, is very wroth at us
for exposing the extravaganza and profit
gate waste Of the peoples money, and will
now, we expect. turn as black in the face
ms a thunder cloud and tear his shirt, over
this exposition, but if it is wrong to talk
about these things how much worse is 1t to
do them? Docs nc expect such eAtrava
gance to be passed. over in silence? The
fact that be gets angry at us Tor speaking
about it is an acknowledgment on his part
that the thing itself is wrong. So it is
1t is an outrage. Were we to charge him
with economy instead of extravaganza in
this respect would his serenity be disturb
ed? Not bit of it. He would salute us
politely as he passed with a benisnant
smile radiating his rirtuous countenance.
and call us a good fellow, instead Of the
danndest rascal in the county, as he now
does. He may deny that more Stationery
was used in his office than was absolutely
necessary. If so, where was the leak?--
Let him show this, If he can, by the vouch-
ers on file. No one can be made to be-
lieve that $500 more Stationery was re-
quired in Marshall than in St. Joseph. con-
tanning nearly twice the population.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

EDUcATIoNM.-M. CUMMISs. 1t will be
seen by his card in another column, will
open school in the Seminary on the 5th
of next month. Mr.. G. is an experienced
teacher. and eminently qualified. 1t will
be observed that hc designs forming a
teachers' class. afforling those who intend
to engage in the profession rare oppor-
tunity to qualify themselves to discharge
their duty satisfactorily, ofwhich many will
doubtless avail themselves
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

cising our benevolence TO that extent"
AnGsthen the Chicago Times takes up
the chorus as fellows:
"Schuyler Collar. Of Indiana. announ-
ccs in his own paper that he will not deny
he is a RepuLl can candidate for the Presi-
Jency. We fear his modesty will inter
fere with his prospects. lie is so back
ward that his friends will not be able to
prevail on him to push himself"- ~ Z
And having thus given this sneering per-
version of our remarks start, we suppose
it will enjoy quite run amongst the
Democratic presses of the State with atldi-
lions and comments to fit As to keeping
our ''namc before the people," it is the
Democracy which do that thing most faith
fully anil sedulously. Year after year.
they charge us most pcrsistently with all
kinds of misdoings, and with every species
of political hercsy, intcrsperscd with per-
sonal calumnies and satirical thrusts. We
doubt if they have been compensated for
their trouble; but they keep on at the work
with an energy that is unwearying and an
appetite that is insatiate We hope they
are having good time of it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

NOTICE Is hereby given that TIE undersigned
Y with the County Surveyor, will, on Thursday
the Sth day of September, 1859. proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land in section -.
town hip 81, Range ,, in Marshall County, Indi ,nu
to m eet on the premises and continue from dry tn
lav until all is surveyed.
n rn-rcsidents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the tine above spec fed, and dcray, or provide for
Gef aging their portion the expense ofsaid survey,
VII be returned 10 the county Auditor. and such
denluences placed on the tax dul licate and col
lected according to law.
PLEASANT FERGUSON.
August lS--4lt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
PATENT Conn PLAyrrR.--We we

PATENT Corn PLANTER.--We were
shown few days since. by Dir. Thomas
MAoovEnN. the model of Corn Planter,
recently patented. which we think will
prove highly useful TO farmers, especially
to those who have cleared their fields oil
stumps. 1t is very simple in its corstruc-
Etion, and cannot, we think, fail to work
satisfactorily. 1t makes two burrows at
time, drops the corn in the right place,
covers 1T up anil rolls it, while the farmer
sits comfortably on the corn box guiding
his team. Orc man and team, it is said.
can easily plant 90 acres a day with it
We predict that it will soon be generally
used by agriculturaFists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

Mr.. Auc. DAVIDSON, OF the firm of DA-
WILSON & Co, started to New York on
Saturday last for new stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. They have here
tofore kept very large stock of Goods,
but intend to bring on much larger sup
ply than usual this fall. The fact that
they enjoy such extensive patronage dem
onstrates that they sell at very small profit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Paints, Oils & varnish,
PERSHING d CO.

PERSHING d CO.,
TAVE just received from the Cities of Phila
4 dephia g. Cincinnati, the largest stock o
Paints, Oils and Varnishes ever brought into th
market, consisting in part of
1000 lbs of Lead, dry and in OIL,
1000 f" Zinc, "
500 /" Venetian Red,
bbls. Lampblack.
100 different kinds of Varnish and Paint,
100 gals. Turpentine,
300 +" Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
900 Z" Varnish of all kinls
100 Japan and Zinc dryers,
Brushes, &C.. &c,
u Mixed Paints of all colors ready for use.
BTAll which will be sold very low for cash.
aug limb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

LARGE ToNAToEs.-Dr. Il. n. BoRToN
placed couple of mammoth tomatoes on
onr table Tuesday. which grew in his gar
den, one of which weighed ID ozs. and the
other l ID. 81 ozs. Can any one beat
them?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

~ Office is hereby given that the Undersigned
| Y with the County Surveyor, will, ON Tuesday,
the 18th day of September, 1883 proceed to survey
and Locate the corners Of his Land in section IL l.
township %, range beast, in Mar-hnll County, In
diana; to meet on the premises and continue iiom
day { das until all Is SURVEYED.
Non-rcsicents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, AMI dcfrav, or provide
for deraving their portion of the expenses of said
survey will be returned to the County Auditor and
such del nj icncie placed the tax duplicate, and
81 C ted according 10 law.
Aug. le--ilt3p'd JOHN SHARP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

PERsHIyG d Co., are in receipt OF large
invoice of Paints, Oils and Varnishes.-
Every man ought to paint his house inside
and out, as a matter of economy. Per
shing Il Co. are prepared to supply every
body.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

Mr.. CoLFax's political enemies failing
in their efforts to injurc his popularity by
direct assaults upon him have undertaken
the game of ridiculing and sneering at him,
but i. will not profit them. Their calum-
ny and satire alike rebound upon them
selves. without injuring the object at whom
their impotent malice and spleen is aimed.
Referring to an attempt of the Indianapo-
lis Sentinel to pervert his language for the
purpose of bringing him into ridicule, Mr..
c. in the following article effectually shows
up the mendacious character of that and
other papers who have taken their cue from
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18


Mr. Packard boasts that he is certain to
be elected. He has no reason for his con-
fidence. unless he has made arrangements
to import two or three hundred voters, oil
have the ballot-box stuffed. We have
seen men before who were as confident Of
success as he affects to be who were sadly
disappointed when the ballots were count
ell. So it will be with n r. p The peo
pie of Marshall have too much self-respec
to endorse a man of his antecedents. W.
know he is becoming desperate from th'
way he lavishes his money. but salt won
save tainted meat, nor money him. H.
had better be less lavish of his gold, h
may need it after the election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

The Democrat last week contained the
valelictory of Mcssrs. d. l. p. McDoNAlD.
as Editors and Publishers of that journal,
and also the salntatory of WM- j. Burns.
Esq, the new Editor AMI Publisher. The
retiring editors carry with them our sincere
wishes for their future success AMI happi-
ness. Mr.. Burns is an experienced editor,
and forcible writer. He will. no doubt.
make his paper acceptable to his party
friends in Marshall county. and paying
institution besides
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

RIcHNoSp MILLs.-These Mills, loca-
ted at this place, have recently received the
addition of an entirely new bolt, which
will increase their facilities to aecommo-
date customers. The dam has also been
recently repaired SO that not drop Of wa
ter OK ,ept what runs over the top, is lost.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

L. d. SIZES Fifth Art Union Gift Dis
tribution. which is to be drawn at Cincin-
natl. on the 10Th of September next, is a
splendid scheme. Mr.. s. is an honorable
and responsible man, and those who for
ward him money for tickets will no doubt
be dealt fairly by. whether fortunate or not.
The articles he distributes are all they are
represented to be.-Adr.