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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10


-dnl-aet to Change the time of holding th.
- uCo.uson Pleas Court IN 81. Joseph,
. Marshall and ,Starke counties, and hs
n length Of time Merein.hi 91om 30 eiaa1l
ioiSEcrIcSi l. BE 1t enacted by the Genera
assembly efhe Safe of Indiana, That the
Comon Pleas Courts shall be held as fol.
lows. to,wit:, The Courts inth county Of
St. Joseph onthe first Mondays of March,
June, September and December;I i'm the
county ofrMarslialll on the Mondays lsuc-
ceeding the Courts infthe county ofl7Sf.
Joseph, and in the county of Starke ON the
Mondays succeeding the. Courts i'm tho
countyilof Marshall. the Courts in tho
county of st. Joseph 1t the business there
oflrequiteit,e shall sit two weeks at each
term. and in the counties of MARSHALL and
Starke, oile week at each term if tire bsisi-
ness require it.noa ial iHpu.l'elui .iti-iI.i
nSEc.l Al All process made retnrnalle to
any Of the Courts of the respective com.
ties aforesaid, at the time hereto fore fixed
for holding the sessions thereof, shalpbe
and the Same are hereby declared and made
returnabsee to the first days of the terms
Of said Courts respectively by this act, and
all parties, WITNESSES and all PERSONS arc
hereby respectively required to take notice
Of the change ofsime ofshohling said Sew
cral fCourts, ashcrein marle.nsg ialrrms,
ssrc-3. An emergency isIhercby dcelar-
ed to exist for the immediate taking effect
Of this act. wherefore fhSaact shall take
effect isndsbe nm fullforccl FROM an.sl aftci
its ipassagem7ois JJW. GORDON, aaili
Speaker OF House of REPRESENTATIVES,
bgk .Woa dJOHN r. CitAVENS. Ira
President Of tha Sehateg Q u
Approved 'Feho 23s 1850 ,aim goys/"
.ieiI ii as.ihSHBEL n. 'NyIf LARDee .Iui
sr ia6sovcrnor'o OF the State of Indiana. dts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
No.fIcE SURVEY.

.NI0TIcE is hereby. given that tbs undersigned
in with'tlr County Surveyor, WI, on Tuesday,
thci 2,sts day Of March, ESQ., spfoeccd 70 surrey
land iocat che corners of his land in section II.
township "a, north Of range n cast in Marshall
County, Inliana to meet the premises and con-
tinnc from day to day until all is surveyed.
: Nenrcsiaents Who fail 70 mcctthc Surveyor NJ
thcc time above PucptoDcd, and deffsy, pr vile
for defrayig, their portion o tthc expenses Of said
suryey, win be returned to the County Auditor. and
such ci5hf placed on the a. duplicate, and
colItctgsi uoc0i<infy TO iawt ~ tnr .botc7I
, March lp--,teti ds,e,-,. .ias LEVI GRIM -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
Dis sx III Of G ss.,Pasritnership.

gTvHE Co-Pxtpcrsh;p, Of tCleAvcland, = Hereti
!. u is this day dissolved y mutual consent The
books and accounts OF said firm are in the hands oil
G 81 CieAvelss,d at the old slzni Of CIeAxetsnd &
Hcwett. who - Julg sulho6sod'bo ssthss the same
: The business wiIlbc rpptipned b. Ga S. Clcaye'
land at the same d ace, Mere he will be happy te
wait upon al who may favor HIM with their custom.
January 81, '59.u,s RUFUS HEWETfsens
The notes that Inow hold. heretofore belonging
20 flG firm Of Cleaveland 4 Hexetk, ais6;, 6(her
Qotesid de .mc, wiIlabe found the <ebre oeQs8.
Cl9ssr'epd, Rlsass call ssi apey tl,epd vjihpst
Mich fsse;as's Ruftis hswE77.'ff:ss''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

The Thirty Million Cuba Bill has failed
Tor the present session, Mr.. SlideIl having
'pIsen notice that he will not again call il
NJ unt' the first day of che ncx ses-
There is no doubt that thercAwill be al,
extra session of Congress called by the
President earlier than the first Monday in
Deg, pext but whetbcrin advance Of, or
directly affertheJ antuin elections IS not
yet determined.
Not only the condition of the p o. De-
Partment but other branches, of wtbe public
'serfiee absolutely reqnire legislatioa before
the time of meeting of Congress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
PROCLAMATION.

The q,islifedrotcrs of Marshall County Indiana,
are hereby notified that election will be held in
accordance with the above notice ON the first
Monday, the Alb day, of A rril, A. d., 1859
Given under my hand III. Pivmcatb, ibis s,h day
,f March, 1859. - nd Or Nj BARNARps1oil
March l0-w77lS ,..-...,.ss Ia, 3. ShT1 ~, c.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBURGH, FoKr WAIVE e. CHICAGO r. r. Co..
2. Pittsburgh; February 25, 1885,
|ISHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
1 u holders in the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company" will be held at the
rooms of the Board Of Trade, in the city of Pitts
ourgh, on Tuesday, the 29th day of March inst,
az O'Clock, p. m, at which time the Report of the
Directors Tor the year 1858, will be presented.
The election for fifteen Directors 10 serye the en-
suing year, will be held at the same place. ON
Wedhesday, the Goth inst, at 10 O'clock, a. m. /.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 2ls
to 3Ofh OF March, both inclusive; and the holders
OF stock in the Ohio. and Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, or Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
panles, which has not been converted into the stock
OF the new company at that time will not be emit
tied TO vote at said election. tt' Al
Stockholders presenting their certificates of stock
IN this Company to any Ticket Agent ON the line
of the Roai, viii be sold Excursion Ticket from
that Station to Pittsburgh and return for Ore Fare
the round trip, good from March 18th to April 3D.
both inclusive. Ha
BY order of the President,
.uIT1fsfJ AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Scc'y.i
March 3, ls59-l7.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

Wc-are sorry We could not attend the
Masonic Festival in this place on Friday
evening last, to which we were honorecl
with an invitation. Our, Local, however,
enjoyed the pleasure Of the feast. and jots
down an account ofqwhat was said anil
done onitlae occasion. in his Department. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

body Of Mr. Key was picked up and con-
veycd into che club house. from which he
was IN thu habit OF tclegarhing ia Mrs.
5. Mickey, isncphew of Judge fancy
and brosher-in-hw to- Mr.. lPendleton.
membcf of Congress from Ohio. Vhe
father-cf Mr.. Key wss the author of the
Star SpangIcd Banner" Key and Sic
kles were both intimate friends of the Pres
fdsnfsNid as Mr.: s. shss 1Slied fhcDissrict
Attorney, twill be necessary FOR the
President to appoint another.
An attempt will be made tomorrow to
Issue avfitsof b bess Corpus, and hbring
MI s. Before Jud &C Craword. in the hope
rcleas-him ON bail. -Mr--Key's friends
are quite indignant, and talk abont shoot
ing Mr, 5, at sight. 1t is stated that Mr.,
Butterworth, who was in conversation with
Mr.. Key when Mr.. S. came up, was in the
house of the latter iimediateIy before the
shooting affair happened, Mrs. S. has
one daughter. six years old, and Mr.. Key
leaves four mothcrless children. one a
daughter twelve years Of age. ''7ns7i's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

,Harper's New .IonthiyI Masaxine. 4
The March number of this dcservedly
popular National Magazine has been re
ccivcd. Its elegantly illustrated and fill
cd with highly entertaining original arti-
cles.sialal gipaDilers III p eao~ui
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

Wearc pleased, to learn that the Tcegar-
den House is soon to be re opened to- the
travelling public. 1t is understood that
MIR. Axtel. whilom the popular clerk of the
Parker House, rs toldoithe shonors. AK
tell isI trlmp,r and we hope to, see, him
succeed ~ Times. - L''Df 'siH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

We commence to-day the publication Of
the series of articles we alluded to last
week, on the eatly history Of Marshall
County. The chapter we publish to-day
is highly entertaining. and we have no
doubt will be eagerly read by all the, early
settlers yet living, as well as by those of
more lmodernfdate. See third page1uo lp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

IL formerly Afforded us some sport ii
apply the lasllto the backs of the editors
of the s-Dead 1dsertser.' % but we are get
ting tired Of it. and we propose 10, let them
rest for short time, at the suggestion Of
some, Of our irieads who cannot but
feel sorry for them when they behold their
laeeratcd hides and the blood streaming stream
down their slim. change Of legs" which
look more like those Of sni pc or a fly mp
the creek. than any thing eise we can think
of just now. They will no doubt rejoice
that we have granted them even a. tempo,
rary respite; but, if they do not, reform
and pay some regard tetrashs we shall be
'fdowA on them again before they are 4 )
ware Of il. - Then --,-l' ...jm:iy the Lord
bave mercy on tl,cif Souls. 9'a' g" :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
-i,ui1 g. ..,e,a.if. THE ra a.3ff4(
American Trades C0,sspany
What they manufacture 4 re...., +
1.-THE. AMERICAN SMlkER. III !.

Coneisting Of agrcat variety or unsa &c riri boa
tiful Patterns " Cigar Tucs also cral var, &c.
of Pipe Tubes The pcctdfrity afput these art Gle.
is that each ono il arranged so as TO receive q damn
spogqg Through which the smoke Fo( the swuirs
Cigar Or Tobacco has TO pass on its way to ti,e
mouth THIS damp sponge mt only cools the
smoke, but extracts from it the nicotine OIL the
poisonous property of the T0b,cco, which renders
the breath less offensive. Smokers will find i'm the
usci Of these 1abcS uxuy never before attained
except by using the Turkish watcr.iar. Their use
will greatly promote the, health of the habitual
smoker ani preserve the sweetness of the breath.
THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK,
Is littlc, contivancc for quitting dorm carpets
without tacks. This Is n new article. witch has
never before been upon the mark BUTT possesses
the merit of enabling n pcrsons,o put down or take
mp clrTct of the largcst size in general i'm l-
teen minutes, without any injury to the floor or
carpet. tits Ycry chcap--sheaper in the long run
ltian tacks-ani tlre great facility with which even
servant c,n take up and pat down carpets, without
the possibility of mistake, renders IL invaluable
TO the hg.rkc7TiT 2AD WIZ
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER, AND, WIPER,
Us neat invention for holding wet sponge, into
' ,eh the gsn sr,, al~sy esniss oat clean AN
the Cognting, House Desk and Library Table,
! The a american Smoker is an article
of great idbHtsIsnd bencfillto Smokers Pcrsoss
afflicted with Bronchitis, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Liver
complains or Kidney affections cams Sros.
GEs INDICATED for these various diseases by Old
Dr3e7horp. !. Sohtby the AmerieaH Trades Csmpa-
ny Nos. % and "a Frank fort-st. Imar37l1h
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
Governor returned the them have been correctly inform
Treasury bill back to the House where it
originated. one day last week. Wth16is o.
jections. but it'was passed tn reugA O.
Houses ss"ip, aud become u.

increases the salaries Of the Circuit and
|supq4s JSayes, RpycrspfspHl aB fhs
officers Of State.
The bill authorizing the people to vote
next October for or against callipgvaCon;
vention to revise or amend the G Consultation
also passed. and has become a law--------
An act directing the Commissioners. Of
the Sinking Fund to purchase from S400I-
900 to $780, 900 in FIVE and two and half
per cont stocks at MY. price was also
passed, 'ei siAn q .'i,'H =" 4sA'' ~
The bill increasing the branches. of the
Bank Of Indiana failed for want of a Con
stitutiond majority. ii- soi'sngol8i sidt
The bill providing for reduction Of the
number of Common Pleas Circuits from
forty -four TO twenty one. aud giving the
Judge aisalary Of $1,000, has become. a
law III goes into effect in january 1860.
Oar Circuit win be composed Of EIkllart,
st. Joseph, La Porte and Marshall. 20.
- When we receive the List of Acts pass
ed it shall be published for the einforma-
ton Of rour readers. We intend also to
publish such acts as arc Of general interest
in full. We published one last week and
give another to-day rs4sn blso, sds iesli
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

DAN won't deny getting booty the day
French's mill was burnt. That's spffi-
cieht.d IN loaf. rgIyok v.Yfr s,ii 4no.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

fTGH(UN48 ~ l<d4cHt8 V<<setsy toU0StftO<fXs
..,,1 i,as .TAhanN----sm " n i'97fq7e9 j
Those -gctsing up'a Club Of 5 subscribers. q g
eaqk - Seni<tng 90, win he <ntitled 20 4 6ol6
pen and siiv e. lsoAlef, worth ~ and each su6scfl
Der will receive ione % me above ,sftie3cs he
maj sclect 1cffi oiE iE - fftf - = ,'..
Those RENTING us $40 for ten Subscribers wil1 be
entitled to geld pencil, with pen, worth ~. 9
Those getting up Club of 10. subscribers. and
fcmtting $50, will beSntid<d ID oliver watch, &C
gold vest chain, worth So
Those fen1tlng -, p p sub zibel faIx
clisin worth SIS.
entitled to a gold tSxn: u sIsll idss;ss sssf I.
watch, Feftk 50 or1oaf riia 80. -
These scnitsihg 81. 5fos . ssieeeS<r ~ ~
entitled toa Ixdf fdH ikk(t, ott|. ~ -. -
These feminins 1f0ot ~ 6o4qkscs oesss M oe
entillsd 10 4 o,d vs1e we.>hoo h'rr< - -l,'
:, foAl .co1n1il kie1oisas& he4 - ee1t9ree4 %
,,F,e = salk p,7UGA 1t!k1|9s>. 2 q, : !. !
-. -, S. 81 ia q Hfopas ~, NsF tssk.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
ffWashington Items.

'~'H'- 10 ,'ia''f' 'WAsmScros, March 8. 'r
The Indian D,ucau'has received no In
formation from the government agent,
tcniling to confirm the reported difficult.
ties with the Moliave Indians in New Mex.
ico.i shF .7esi'ad si.'tn hssa isiea afiI '''H b
1T was feared last night that Post Mas
ter General Brown would not recover
This morning, however, there is a marked
improvement, although not suffieicn, to a
lay all apprchcnsions sn1eb sem e'i i'af %
1t appears that Nr. Sieklcs was called
upon by the Rev Nh Hnley.. an | Inform
that AIRS. SickIcs was in great mental AZ
ony, and under extreme physical suffering,
ai'tif s,scha state of feeling continued TO
exist long. IL would probably emil in men
tat aberfasioissSr PERHAPS self destruction.
TWAS upsler'sucha circumstances that the
appeal was masle-to him to resi- ore TO Mrs.
Sicklcs the webbing ring which Mr.. Sick
lesIhail taken from her hand On tile day Of
the tragcly. - .b,i-i'a..i o.ia Z -
Ma Sicklos said. in nc ponse:r that nm
der these circumstances, he could mot re-.
sist, tho appeal IN behaifIof one he had so
long cherisletluuiiI such deep affections,
and whilst lienwass sxilliRglto lreicase the
ehblcmsn ofithcr former love and union,
he returned the ring lbroken,s never to be
re-nnitesl.s; She hal ,sun,lcresl the shonds
ittypifedteoi cacctaaily to bc'rrpair-
eds and whilst he harbarcdi NO feelings of
resentment ,rhe was n1iaalteribly detcrnin.
cal never to see her more. .i,,,4f adi Al yi.aeU
ltiisnot regarded here that flse tenor of
the recent dispatches from the Paraguay
cypcdr ION Is suchnas to warrant tho con
claSion. that war between the Unite,l States
and Paraguay Is incvitaiie.ii-1tis ,presam-,
that such lan rinference has been drawn from,
tue ARTICLES. in thet'Scminaries. =. publ islle l.
at Ascunciop, which ara soh be taken with
large allowance for Spanish hyperbole
and Psraguayan ,bravallo.s ,di g,a,l. .,,'l,l.r,,
LLe'v 'nworfh, =. T., Ma;ci5 ., d-..-.
a Commission House in this city yes
icr,lay rceeiycd from Clear Creek .digginss
near . Longs pcak q nugget Of gold worth
fifty dollars.
The person who consigned it as ., speci-
men. writing under date OF Feb, 9th. ex-
presses himself entirely satisfied in bis sue I
less thus far, and the prospects for the fu-
are 1Is is' ersek is tributary IF the
,.I This city is lilhronssJ With people bound
III H. - i""Sal'n9lni.~luS I.ssnss, l,.,iuin
1t is said that Chief Justice Fancy
'peaksv Of tho Democratic Thirty million
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

Our exchanges generally came up minus
yesterday, and we arc consequently ana
bic to give any i.tc commercial 'a.i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

EUREKA! EUREKA
! HAVE FOUND IT!
, .hfHHI HAVE FOUND IT! oli la
WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND?
z, WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND ?,
WHY THE GREATEST LUXURY
.<.ftiit OF THE AGE. ff
THE GREATEST LUXURY
i, .,as,. OF THE AGE. ~.,.s,t
THE AMERICAN SMOKER.
Sec advertisement elsewhere.
.-nl See Advertisement. fta3
THE AMERICAN SMOKER.
- iaTSee Advertiscmcnt--'s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

The lGoshen Times replies as follows to
our remarks week before last in regard to-
alsnesing Elkhart Cohhtylto Marshall: 'a'
"0ar citizens have discovered and set
tied on new territory over in Marshall
county, and now want to annex it to the
Mother County. Its all intended for, the
good OF the natives, for the extension. of
Christianity. and the spread Of orr glorir;
Gus sins institutions. If yoa'fe coming, come
along, % - I. -. -. ~"
s. eho---Come along!. 81 all mir void
Yes, come along. There is room-for all
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
Prospectus forals59.

The New Volume of the NEW YORK WEEKLY
tLLf SrRATED IOLDES Prize viii cemmcn~o
Ian LIST, 1880 The following are the names Of ths
Litey1fi whose productions wil grace the columns
Of this elegant Journal during the years:
REV. C. II. STURGEON, of London; 81.
G. w. VI. REYNOLDS, of London. 800
@. p. X. JAMES, Novelist.
SIR EDW ARD BtY,WER, 2 NV
GEN. C. +. HENNINGSEN.I Late of Nicararua..
cob. CO W CRQCKETT-A L. MuNSoN.l-
CAPT. VI. ID. ALEXANDER, u s. A.
H HESRYS c PasE 5 ENGLISH l1S NlplI0
DR.. o. c. VAN BUREN, .,..s.t.s<>
LIEUT.. J. NJ PLATT'. q, s. NJ - -
r. CLINTON HARRINGTON. ~
MISS SOUTHWORTH.
MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY. s.,.-. =
MISS HETPY HEARTILY
VIRGINIA. VAUGHAN = - ,A>e
~e.iIIkNE IkNrouR. has >L9a7oiiA
=" HATTIE CLARE "a .4-.sss.+s~
MRS, T, B. SINCLAIR, =, 5,sse,, r .,,..,S 4 7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

We, publish on, oslr,rfrst lpas the com
nencement of a stery ofimost thrilling in
teiest. This extract is all of the story we
are allowed to furnish. and those who do
not not wish to be forced to, subscribe for the
New II rk Ledger in onlcr to obtain the
balance, are warned not to read it. gHiTla
This story was one Of the first published
in the Ledger, and its great popularity anil
general call fm it Ireecaily have induced
the proprietortore.publislr it.sd uoz" ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

= StC III hSoV III niohcy. Nv III not
our subscribers who are in arrears come in
slssncs aaa square ups Do. not postpone
isHasil our necessities drive us to say harsh
dIingE Remember, delays are dangerous.
i.CopntFy produce Of almost every kind
vsnked. flour, corn meal. bacon
hsnsa napls sugar and mOlasses never re-
ASApsed3 sr1 ssE<s a5eisf - i..<'
y ssss -. -.a.ss~a. ! 80 e'na''a''
s-sxsxs P sck t6D, e Esq, has retired from
the position he hes. occupied for q short
time pat. with honor and|credit to him self.
assoss efthe saiton Of the La Porte Dali
iy Uaion. Mr.. p has proved himself a
f0feibTe and elegant wriier His retire.
raepI from the tripod issa seious loss to
tho caqse-so Nve.hops be may be again in
,t6s1a 10 pEs.1n the sfmor and battle in
- anss efAuniahits and Justice = 81, ,'' S.
3 b. Roor. Esq, now the only editor
81 the DAILY r~op. is weliqusli6ed in.cvr
exa1Pea fOrthe position. and il he can
not succeed in making the daily paying
csaeetA<t ;s,istlcss for any one else to
,ty:,%nIs Af he las capital Of four or eve
thousand dollars to, sink. The failorc Of
thpzoitze,ssl Of la Porte to .sustain Mr.,
Root in his enterprise, will damaged the bnr
sA@s1r6hs. 81 the city much more than
- ed bs{<3e91 T5hl SIeti sN'' - 80" =
sn.tsS{eRlnt ssr Yah edF .toge leiaics
"a : I'd trToY - 11-r -----fed Ka.sf
~ AqsAhisN w srsls6sdsfonl earne from
t&ashst<xslpasaisoedR1pu5 liean that. Dr. !
CAsEsov, the piauant, witty. pleasant and
Pc hsf again sstumfd the sditos'
sIln 4 rthakpapers sIEsss's our ~ and
90 ptctdn with oup best wishes for
your success. YkGtsa noble and valiant
essp5 q Rseilblita4 eaitors we have in the
lpQdy 1Sf9{b III got the, least among
whom we raasa' Dr.. ca ;Wes shall know
u6aly suoeis .. 65d' him ~hsi' tie battle
sssiE6t-afthe;;aa.iasf Of the aght deaf
Il q ~! "a sh!si p ljhs enemies
81 pops ~ aRe ufhep eppss~oss OF
poor1c kctinofrif&s4esuS .7aal '9ys<
- 49, adj as.<yr Iet.k| Tf<a1 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

FIRE.-We learn from the La Porte
Daily Union of the '4th that the extensive
saw mill of Mr.. Isaac Ecggett, IN Walker
ton, op,the c. p. T.; c.. II. r., between this
place and that city was entirely consumed
by fire on the morning of tic 3,Tl The loss
In mill. fixtures and lumber is estimated at
about $4,000. It's not Known whether
there was any insurance ON the property. or
not. The fire. says the Union, was .evi-
IDENTIFY the work of an incchdlaiy. 20 u e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

Mr.. Parks, 'odr Representative, return
ed to his home in Bourbon on Tuesday last
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

Of every description. respectfully announce to the
public they sc ready to receive oricrs Cor any
kind Of work in their line, which will be promptly
filed. Intending u give unrcmittng personal at
tenton to the business, they hope TO merit and re-
ccive liberal s,rc Of public stronasc. Thep In
vite all to call and examine their work. sm6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

THk Tong tailed rae Of The "Dea4 Id
rfrs'seJ, Z T eipqphe Of Us 1--WE did not offer
TO publish a Guardians Ssiefor Mr. Hsua.
lion hreoIos four weeks for fifty centsa 4
square, Ifwerememberr correctly we. Of.
fetsd TO publish it three times for fifty
cents q square. we shopId uotlmve made
any susI, disposition, lIowevsrs had they
not commenced the,anisg gops.:.s As they
commented tie dish0hOtatls' g game i i
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