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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
L EPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

A Republican County Convention viii be held
at the Court House IN PI.YM0C TIL, on the
e5th DAY OF JUNE. 1859,
1t OxE O'CLOCK, p. NJ, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for County Clerk and two
County Commissioners. to be elected at the ensu-
ing October Election.
The Republicans in each Township are requested
70 meet at some convenient place on Saturday
previous the 18th, at 10 o'clock p m. and appoint
many Delegates to said Convent on as they may
think proper, should it BE their whole number.
Every Township, according to the apportionment
agreed upon, win be entitled to svotes in the
County Convention for every 100 votes polled for
the Republican candidate for Congress at the las,
election This apportionment viii give Union
township Z, Center d, Green IL, Tippecanoe IL
Bourbon II, German 10, North !, Polk 7. West 6.
A full attendsace at the Township meetings and
an outpourins of the Sovereigns at the County
Convention is earnestly desired By Order
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

ARoos. not Argos" is the name pro-
posed for the new township to be formed
out Of portions of Tippecanoe and Green.
Printers. like others. make mistakes some
times. "a - 81.
An application, we learn, will be made
to unite the towns of Sydney and Fremont
at the meeting of.the County Commission
ers Court next week, and also to change
the name to Argos. 1t will then be Ar
Cos P. o., Argos village, and Argos town
shin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NAL.


ST. Louis. May 29.-The Californis
Overland Mail, with dates to tire 9th ar.
rived last night. News unimportant.
4 letter from Fort Belknap ODD, say.
an. express had just arrived from Camr
Rodseimaki. bringing a report that Maj
Van Dorm had fight with the Northern
Camanches on fork of the Arkansas Riv
er, on the 10th, killing forty and taking thir
ty-six prisoners. Two soldiers were kill
ed and several wounded Among the lat
ter were Capt. Smith and Lient. Lee.
The letter also says that 400 to 500 Tex
ans are encamped< twenty miles below Bra
EOS Indian Reserve. with the avowcd in
tention of attacking the Reserve Indians
Much excitement prevailed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Arrival If the Harmonic.


New YORK. May 30.--The steamship
Harmonic arrived from Southampton, 18Th
inst. ami brings London papers OF that
day. as
Napoleon remains at Alessandria, busy
with his Generals in laying strategetical
plans.
The PIelmnntcse cavalry hail fallen in
with detachment OF Austrian hussars and
ma lc some prisoners. d
The An, trians had withdrawn from Dog
hera to Casteggio-
Austria has recognized the neutrality Of
the States of the Church.
The bridge of Stella had been threaten
ell BIZ the Austrans who have workmen as
selnbled there aud ut other points on the
Po. The waters of the Pc had lisen, and
the women and children of the country
were compelled by the Austrians to labor
at the works.
Several Sandman Mayors who refused to
comply with the Austrian commands for
contributions had been arrested. Il,
Four Austrian merchant vessels had been
captured by the Frensh Squadron in, the
/ Adriatic. ' -.
Rains were falling necessarily which &C.
counts for the inactivity Of the troops
Some Of Austrian works were damaged
The French squadron was before Venice
on the 10Th.
RussIA.-The -Norde publishes the fol
lowing: 1.-The Russian Government has is
sued orders for the 1t, I'd, Sd, and 5tt
corps de army to be placed Immediately OF
n war footing. with the whole artillery and
cavalry belonging to each. The reserves
are to be called in and all soldiers on fur
. Tough to join their colors TO be ready t.
march within months. ssee si II
ROME, May l6.---On the 18th inst. tn
Tuscan Consals protested to the Delegate
, against the continuation of Notifications
and threatened to demand their passports
At midnight, the Delegates still speakin!
!. with the Austrian General sai
On the l4tl, the Austrians wereat work
r lcvcling q casino. although the state o
:. siege had been raised.
d France has not recognized the neutra!
: lity of Naples. Rome is tranquil.
The business on the London Stock Elk
change ON the 18th was limited, and tn
tone of the maj ket was less firm. Consol
closed at 9l9@9l4. Applications 70
/, discounts were higher, though the dc
d mand for money in the Stock Exchane
: is rather more active. sa .r.f,
:, Lospox, tuesday .--Tea inactive. ST.
e gar slow but unchanged. Coffee unchane
e ed. Provisions inactive and dropping: :
n SaItpstre unchanged. Wool spirited, b.
r no Improvement in rates.
E L1vERPooL. Tuesday. A good after
:, dance at the market to-day, with modera
e business. $s3d higher for Wheat, 4@d
advance - Flour. 6@6d; IA Corn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Case of the oberlin Re.cuer,.

The people of the West who have beer
looking to the Supreme Court of Ohio for
prompt and vigorous vindication of the
sovereignty of the States and the imperilcd
liberty of all citizens, will feel that the de-
cision of that Court. yesterday. in the case
Of the Oberlin rescuers, falls far behind
the demands of the occasion, and immeas-
urably below the most enlightened and
patriotic interpretations of the law of hu-
man rights. Three of the Judges, two
others dissenting rcmanded the prisoners
to the custody of the u. s. Marshal /; and
now for the fulflment of command which
not only the spirit but the letter of the
Divine Wor,l has male imperative, for
obedience to the dictates Of humanity,
which all men honor. they are again con-
signed to the prison to serve ont the SEN
tence PRONOUNCED by an atrccious law and
a meanly partisan and unjust Judge. Upon
Republican Ohio. this blow aimed at hel
sovereignty. and the liberty Of those who
she ought to have the inclination and h MOI
to protect against the encroachments of the
Federal tyranny at Washington, will fall
with crushing weight. She will resist
not with the weapons which the Gorvern
ment provokes her to use; but at the ballot
box; and her first victory must be over the
traitors TO freedom which she has called
to the Bench rs the opponents of her law
and the Guardian of her rights! We hes
onr Republican friends to arm early anC
well in that fight; and never lay dowl
their weapons of truth and Justice until thu
soil of that great State shall be foreve
free from the mark of an invaders foot
State Sovereignty and National Liberty
are the watchwor,ls.- Press and 7riJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
rae Great Holland Remedy.

BERHAVES HOLLAND BIT'TERS
Persons subject to nervous or sick heal.
ache, will 6nd in Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers sure. safe and pleasant remedy. II
soothes the throbhing head. corrects acidi.
ty of the stomach, assists digestion. AM
creates a healthy appetite. 1t is. without
doubt most delightful preparation, AMI
an efTectual remedy. The fact that it is
now very popular medicine throughout,
New York. Michigan. Illinois and Indiana
speaks much in it's favor. See advertise
ment in another column, I'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
a Remarkable BOOK.

HIyTs TowARD PHysrcAL PERFECTION: OR, THE
PHILOSOPHY or HumAS Beauty showing how to
Acquire and Retain Bodily Symmetry, Health.
and Vigor secure Lug Lie and avoid the In
frmites ami Deformities OF Age. By ID. H.
Jacques. New York; Fowler & Wells, Pub
fishers, 30S Broadway. Price One Dollar.
This is work which, if we mistake not, is des-
tined to command almost universal attention, and
awaken everywhere deeper interest In the physi-
c,l Improvement of the race than has yet been
manifested as it shows how certain and easy this
Improvement my be made by the use IF the per-
fectly lcgtim tie mems therein pointed out. Its
revelations Of the laws Of human coniguraton on
which symmetry and beauty depend, are not less
interesting and important thsn they are novel and
surprising showing. they do, that the form and
features of even the m lturc m IN and woman (and
much more those of the child1 MY be modified at
will, and to an almost unlimited extent--that we
have the power to change, gradually but surely,
the shape ami arrangement OF bone, fber and fluid,
thus growing day by day, more beautiful or more
ugly, according to the direction given to the vital
forces.
1t will be found deeply interesting to both sexes
(but especially to women and to all ages; and we
e,rnestly commend it to all for whom health,
strength and beauty have any attractions to pa
rents as guide to the right performance of their
all-important functions and duties to teachers,
who my learn from it how to develop the minds
and bodies of their pupils harmoniously together
to young women, who will not look in vain in its
pages for the secrets of that womanly beauty and
personal attractivencss which they very properly
desire to possess; AMI to young men, who will find
it manual Of rules for the development Of those
high qualities Of physical vigor and mmlness which
will command the admiration of their own sex no
less than the love Of the other.
Illustrated with twenty plates and large number
of cuts, executed in the highest style of the art.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

NEw YoRK, May 81.
FLous-SaIes 200 bbis at s. 25@6 50 for su-
per6nc state; Sc 90@7 Is for extra statc 81 25@
40 for extra round hoop. Rive -four. 81 25@ 80
GRAls-Wheat steady; sales IL 900 bu at q ~
tor Milwaukee Club; } 20 Tor very choice winter
red western which is an outside price, and ~ Tor
mixed western. Rye dull at 96e. Barley quiet ;
sales 1000 bu old state at Csc. Corn steady and
more active; 7e@s7c for unsound 90c for sound
mixed western; 90@92 Cor white southern; $50
90 yellow dol, 90@9Ic for sound Yellow. Oat'
steady at 52tz@54 for state. 56@5s for western
and Canadian. . 4t1ff ea1
WmsKr-Heavy at 26c. s
Pxovrsross-Pork heavy and lower; sales $500
bbls at 4l7 90 for new mes.: IL % for thin mess
ll6@l9 for prime mess 20 50@2l 50 for clear
lis IL for prime. Beef Unchanged sales 275 Dbl:
at TO 80 for country prime !; 9(e9 IS for do moss
| l2@l5 for repacked Chicago DO l5@lI Tor extra
Prime mess beef quiet at 22@26. Beef hams
steady sales 100 bbls At IA 500l7. Bacon quiet
Cut meats dull sales 40 pkgs At 1919 TO
Shoulder 615@ for hams. Lard lower, sale
| 100 bis at II Ice Batter steady at l6029'
for Ohio and State. Cheese bloc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

The Henry JrNPERFz Casa New
TRIAL GRANTED.--Sherilf Gray received
yesterday dispatch from Ottawa announ-
cling the decision Of the Supreme Court in
the matter on writ of error in the case OF
Henry Jumpertz. convicted of the murder
of Sophie Werner, to tho effect that the
decision of the Circuit Court of this coun-
ty is reversed, and the case remandel foI
rial.-Press and Trib Jane l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

II l. consumption durable? The medical world
divided in opinion this question; but all in
telligcn, physicians concur in the opinion that it
may at least be prevented. That neglected cough
which is slowly but surely seating the insidious dis
ease upon your lungs may be cured; and no remedy
that modern science has bestowed upon humanity
promises more speedy and radical cure than John
Bulls Compound Pccforai Of Wild Cherry. The
bark Of the wild cherry has long been known and
used as powerful and valuable medicine for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs, but it has been DR.
Bulls good fortune to combine it viii, other equal
y valuable remedies, in such proportions as to in
sure the greatest possible benefit from it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
DIR. Ros.ek,. scandinavian Remedies.

DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Are you sick, no matter what organ Is Affected
depend upon it the blood, which is the food and
sustenapce Of every organ. ID full Of coruption!-
Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pur'her'
break up the source of disease in the fluids OF the
blood They purge and purify the elements OF the
blood Hence their quick and complete cures IN
dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptions, fits. tumors. ner'
vousness. kidney complaints. piles, low fevers. de-
hility. rheumatsm. heada>he. want Of sexual vigor
en-. -. Theso rsneliss ers eseoniahing the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DRESS .W.IKE.vG!
NJ J. BROWN would roSnoct

AVls fully announce to the Ladies of PIrmoutb
and Marshall County that she has Just rccev ed from
New York full assortment of New and EIepantlv
Trimmed Patterns, for Ladies and Children. con.
ssting of Mantias, Raglans, busters, Misses
Over Dresses, Basques. Bodies, Fichues; Children,
Aprons. Sacks, Jackets, Pants, &C.
Having purchased one of Wheeler & Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES, she is prera~cd to do
every kinl of Dress Cutting, Making, &C., in the
latest style and on reasonable terms.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at Mrs
Dunham's Millincr Shop, two doors north of thC
Republican Office, and examine her patterns.
Plymouth. Ind, June 2, 1859. [30m3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

Go AND SEE--J. E. Young's Smooth
Sewing Shingle Machine. is now on exhibi-
ton at Drinks formerly Klinger's) Saw
Mill, on the south sile Of the river. 1t
can be seen in operation for several days
yet from 10 to Ii. a. ID. and from to 4,
p. m. Dir. Willard Place, who is the a
gent for this State, is now stopping at the
Edwards House. and is Offering 10 dispose
Of Machines or Territory i m
There is no question in our mind but
that it is the best single machine yet in
vented. 1t makes an article equal in every
respect and superior in one, uniformity oil
thickness. to the shaved sbiDgle. anil will
Lest quite rs long and make ueater look
ing roof, we think 1t makes 1000 shin
giles per hour with ease. anu any boy ter
Or twelve< years old can tend it. 30 far a
the labor is concerned. It's construction il
very simple. and is as little liable to get on
Of repair Is any other machine Web VI
+ some specimens Of its work in our Office
which our friends are invited to call ant
examine. 1t seems to us that one Of thcs
machines in this place could not fail Z
mako money for its proprietor. To judg
Of il properly it must be seen in operation
) Any description we might attempt to Civ
e Of il would necessarily be imperfect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02


Hear what the Proprietor Of the "SrAR HOTEL"
has to say of the wonderful effects Of MLsnes Yer
mifuge:
STAR HorEI, CEyrRrvrLLx, Texas, Aug. %, 81.
MEssRs. FLEMING BRos.
feel it nv duty to make the following state
mcnt: Several of nv children have been unwcll
for the last week or called at the BIO Mon
rAR" to get set some Oil Of WormSced and other
truck to give them for worms. The Druggist re-
commended M'L1ne's Vermfnqe, prepared by you,
but having heretofore tried every Vcrmiiuse, IN my
knowing, without advantage Il told him it was not
worth while. as my children appeared proof against
them all. lie said to take bottle, and offered il
Il done no good to refund the money. To satisfy
him I done 50, and the effect was so much bet
ter than expected that / got another bottle. and
the result most astonishing. Three of my chill
,rcn discharged grcatnumber OF the largest worms
ever saw. To a young man. my Mail Corrsrr
who was weak, puny and poor as a snake, for a
month or 50. gave two doses, which brought from
him ii least pint of what is called stomach worms
Straige as this may appear, yet it is AZ 'frue a.
preachiago How the boy stood IL, 50 long as hs
did with ten thousand "Bors'' gnawing at hsstom
ach Is the greatest wonder to me. All Of these Ca
scs are now doing we'll. No doubt the lives Of
thousands of children have been saved by the time
IL use of this extraordinary medicine Don't tan
THOS. R. THURMAN.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for d.
MLAxE's CKLEpRArED vEsnFuGE, manufacture
by FLEMING Bnos. Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All othe
vermifuges in comparison arc worthless. IN
M'Lane's genuine vernifuge, also his celebrate
Liver Pills. can now uc had at all respectable Dru
Stores. Meme genuine 'citheuf he siyHsfrrr Of
roc, FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Virginia ElrC:ion.

RIcnMoxp, May 3l.-Returns from one
hundred and twenty-one counties give
Letcher majority OF about 3, 200. In the
Ninth Congressional District Harrison,
independent, has majority Of zoe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Case of the Re>cueIS.

CoIuNBus. O. May 30.-In the habeas
corpus case this r. NJ. the prisoners were
remandel to the custody Of the T. S. MAJ
shal by Judges Swan, Scott anl Pc k.
Judges Brinkerhoof AMI Sutliif dissenting
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

FRox PIkE's PEAk-Welcome Rice
has Just returned from from Pixies Peak.
bringing with him few PARTICLES of gold
worth about 81. bat which he estimates at
about $500 He remained at the diggings
three weeks. became thoroughly satisfied
that there was not sufficient gold there to
pay for digging. not having been able to
find any of consequence after 'lihgent
search. or come across any one else who
had, and turned round and came back,
convinced that Pixies Peak was grand
humbug. e ssaels
Accounts from the frontier represent
great suffering among the returning emf
grants. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Arrival Of the Huuyarjau.

Q EnKc. May 30.--Thc Steamship HIM
gori,n. from Liverpool on "Wednesday the
18th. arrived this A. NJ. Her alvices are
anticipated by the arrival Of the -sew York
and Horn,onia at New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Monday. June s1th, 1883

L. d. SINE would announce 10 tho public NAT,
4, addition 70 his regular monthly Gill Enterprises.
he will give his Third Grand Art-Union Dsfribu-
ton. on Monday, 9th day OF June next. on which
occasion will be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Rrautif,,l and Costly Prizes, valued ut $4,000
Among the Gifts will be found Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold, ranging in Sums from
40 50 to $1,000 each. Four Hundred Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting w atc3ses, orth from so 90
5000 each: Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth from SIS IN $500 each the re-
naming prizes consisting Of Ladie<' Bre astfins and
Earrings; Gents Diamossd Brcarsrins. Studr.
Sleeve Buttons, Finger-rincs; Gold Pcns and
Pencils: Gold Pens, silver extension, etc.
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewerv Mt the lowest cssh prizes, IL desired by
the ticket holders. All prizes drawn By persons
not prcscut win be forwarded 10 the tckcthoIders
within Que week Eom the day Of Drawing. ether
by Mail or Express, free ofexpense, and at my
the drawing themselves, will stand the sanse chance
as though they were present. but if they desire il
they can sppoint any obs 70 assend for then, who
resides in Cpcinpati, or Who may he . visit to
the city on the day OF drawing.
q. A list Of Drawn Numbers win be forwarded 10
Iticket-holdcrs. whether fortunate or not.
| The usual premium Of ten per cent in Jewelry
will be allowed 10 agents selling six Tickets or up
gard. Agents selling fifty or upward will be al
lowed premium Of ten Per cent IN Gold.
Allrcsponsible persona ara requested tosct a,
agents for the sale Of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise, be sure andsay. 'fo'
your Third Art Union Drawing" otherwise tick
cts might be sent for my regular monthly Enter
prses. Agents are earnestly requested not TO ordc
more tickets than they have certainty of selling
Unsod tickets must positively be returned At iesl
one week previous to the day Of Dvs~<ne, in ords
that may be able to dispose Of them in Cincinnati
Ohio, Covington and Hewpoes, Ky. eion 4
1 An orders must be addressed, L. D. Sine, Be-
40 Cincinnati, Ohio. April l4-23
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

We take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of the ladies and gentlemen of Plym-
outh, to Miss NJ j. BRowN's advertise
mcnt. She is just in receipt of some beau
tiful and tasty patterns direct from n. y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
Very truly, your friend,
Z. w. II. ELLIS.

We Join with DR.. E. in expressing the
hope that we shall have the pleasure of
taking the entire editorial corps of North
sru Indiana by the hand. with one excep-
ton. on the above occasion. and assure all
who think of attending that the represcn-
tatives Of the Press in Plymouth will
spare no pains to make their visit a plea
SAINT and agreeable one, and hope to make
It . time long to DO remembered. Ar
rangements have Leen made for the enter.
.tainment Of all who may attend. at tn,
Edwards and Gambrill Houses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
TO NON-RESIDENTS.

TNIIE undersigned with the County Surveyor
will, on Monday, the 9th day of June, 1853,
at 10 O'Clock, m, OF said day. proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land IN section 20
township 80, north of range east, in Marshall
County, Indiana to meet on the pr, m scs, and
continue irJm day day until all is surveyed.
Non residents VIII, fail to meet the Surveyor al
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for deiraying, their portion of the expense of said
survey, will be returned TO the county Auditor, ani
sucl, delinqucnces placed or the tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
A. JACKSON HALL.
June 2, l>53-30t3 Prs. fee 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

Gov. Willard was robbed a week or so
since of S120. The thief entered hi>
chamber in the night, and rifed his peck
cts while he slept.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

Mr.. EDsroR-Please announce the name of ri
r. PERSHING as Candidate for Clerk of Mar
shall County, subject to the decision of the Repub-
hcan Conye ntion. Mxxr CITIZENS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02
And the Yarions Affections conseau nj
upon n Iii sordercG Stomach or Liver,

upon Iii ,ordercG Stomach or Liver,
S>ch rs Indigestion, Acdity of the Stomach. Col
ickv Pains. Heartburn. Loss of Appetite. Dcspond-
eney, Costiveness, Blind ard 81 ccding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rhcnm tic and Neuralgia An ctions
it has in numerous instances proved highly benc-
fetal, AMI in Others effected a decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compnud nrcptr,d on
str ely seient prime PIES alter the m inner of the
celebrated Holland Professor. Burhavr. II. r,pu-
t,iion ut home FRO uced its introduction here lic
dcnlrnd commencing with those of the Fathcr.alld
scattered over the face of this mighty country
many of whom brought with them and linles down
the tradition of It's real value III Is non of RE-, n
tie Am can pubic, kro'rin9 III e is fra'y w9aitr-
fall medicinal rirfns m be ock ,o,rted rel
1t is ptrticu ry recommended 10 these persons
whose constitutions mly have been impaired ly the
continuous usc of ardent spirits, or other forms o:
dissipation Generally instantaneous i'm effect, il
hnlS its way dir ely the seat of lite, tir Ing AMI
Tiickcnn- every nerve raising mp the dooping slr-
Il, and infsin, health and vgor in the stem.
READ CAREFULLY The Genuine highly
concentrated BHERnsvE's HOLLAND Buffers is pu,
up in lalf-pint bottles only, and refailed ut ONE
DOLLAR per bottle. The great dem mi Cor tn :
truly celebrated Medicine has in luccsl IN my rnta
tons, which the public should gusri against pnr
chasing. Brrare Of Imposition See that ou
n,me Is on the label of every bottle you buy.
BcmjaaNiN Page, Jr., ~ Co.,
SOLE PROTECTORS,
TSBURGH, PENN.
r. BRowxIyG. indianapolis. Wholesale Agent
PERsuiSG & CO., Agents at Plymouth. t3oyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-02

Ma. EprroR.--P'ease announce that Capt. o.
BAILEY is a candidate for Clerk Of Marshall
County, subject to the decision of the Republican
ConyencsoE MANY VOTERS.