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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.

Agents selling $50 tickets or upward, will be
supplied at 80 cents per ticket and will i'm addition
receive premium OF ten per cent in Gold; Agents
who sell less than that number, and over -, will
he supplied at the same rate. and, in addition. re-
cen premium in jewclry at the rate of 81 50 for
c CHI % tickets sold Thus, an Agent selling 25
tickets RENTS so, and is then entitled to fine
gold pen, silver extension. gold ring, any other
article worth 81 80: an Agent selling fifty tickets
gets article worth So; selling g. tickets an
article worth SO; aud SO on Premiums may Ic-
main until Watch or other valuable article eau be
obtained.
If any person who can not himself act as
agent will secure the services of another in place
where no agency is already established, the person
procuring the agent, in II tickets sold in
one enterprise, will be presented with any book he
nav desire OF the value of 8 %; with one worth
81 30 for procuring agent who will sell %; and
one worth Five Dollars for procuring the sale of
81. The agent will also receive his regular pre-
MUM, and the person securing his services or
der his present in jewclry il he prefers it. list of
books will be sent, if desired. The respective
numbers of tick cts must all be sold in Enter
prise, and must notified at the tiIae returns are
made for the tickets.
All orders must be addressed to l.. d. Sine, Box
10, Cincinnati. Ohio
All responsible persons ordering tickets will be
supplied by ordering as abovc-the money tn be
sent when the tickets are sold. April 2i--s4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
EpwsKDs HOUSE, June 6, 80. =

\ CnASGE.-D. MCDONALD, Esq, has
retired from his connection with the Dem
ocraf, and announces as his reason the in
sufFiciency. not of patronage, but Of the re-
ceipts of the establishment to support two
families This is burning shame. The
Democrat is !. spirited and we'll conducted
party paper, and the. Democracy of Mar
shall. being amply able to do so. should
yield il liberal support. Toward the re-
tising e'lifor personally, although we have
had many severe and hard fought battles
with him. in all which be proved himself
an able aud aliant knight of the quill. we
cntcftain none but 4 he kindest feelings, and
wish he may lind in other pursuits better
reward than he received in his recent labo-
rious, Vocation, We never felt mufh i'll
viii toward him, and what. little we did
at any time soon found vent between oul
thumb and fore finger. ses
The Democrat is to be conducted in fu
ture by Messrs. p, az J. McDoSALD. They
are mcritorious young men, and we have
no doubt will deserve pecuniary success
whether they get it or not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
One Farm Of Eighty Acres for One Dollar,
Monday, july %, 1859.

l.. ID. SINE would announc to the public that
his 6fty-foortI Mammoth Monthly Gift Enterprise
will be- drawn above, on which occasion will be
distributed to the ticket holders, two thousand val
liable gifts, among which will he found One 20
acre Land Warrant; two hundred and fifty prizes in
American Gold, ranging from 81 80 to $500; three
hundred Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches
ranging from $50 to $500: Gents Gold Vest
Chains and Ladies' Gold Guard Chains. Also,
solid and double plated Silver Ware, consisting of
Tablespoons, Teaspoons, Forks, &c. Also, La
dies Garnet, Coral and Cameo Breasfpns and
Eur rings, Lockets, &c. Also, Gardeners Shirt
Studs. Sleeve Buttons, Brcast,ins. &C.
All of the above its OF rs good quality as
be purchased for the price.
beg leave to state to the public that nv Enter
prises materially differ from many others of a pro-
fesSedir similar character
Firstly-The Drawing invariably takes place on
the day advertised.
Secondly-Ihe Prizes worth what they are
stated to be in the programme
Thirdly--I'he Drawing is conducted in far
and impartial manner.
Fourthly--All prizes drawn by persons who can
not attend the drawing Immediately forwarded
at my expense and risks aad list of the drawn
numbers is forwarded TO every ticket holder,
whether fortunate not.
Single tickets, 81 co. Six tickets for SIS 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
Age and Debility.

AZ old age comes creeping on. it brings
with it many attendant infirmitics. Loss
of appetite and v eakness impair the health.
and want of activity makes the mini dis
contentsd and unhappy. In cases where old
age adds its Influence, it is almost impos-
siblc to add vigor and health, and although
many remedies have been tried all have
faile,l, until BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND
BITrERS were known and used. In ev-
cry case they have invariably given
strength and restored the appetite. They
have become great agent for this alone,
and are used by many people who are suf-
fering from loss of appetite and general de-
bility. In cases oflong standing chronic
diseases, they act as Charm, invigorating
the system. thus giving nature another OPP
portnnity to repair physical injuries. See
advertisement in another column. III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
Damaging Fro.,s.

BUFrALo. June 6th.-A heavy frost oc-
c irred in this vicinity last Saturday night.
1t is feared it has done heavy damage to
the fruit Accounts from the country
towns report the crop badly damaged. and
it Is feared entirely ruined. - &. e''+
DASsyrLLE. June CHA heavy frost
prevailed in this vicinity Saturday night.
killing all the garden vegetables, corn and
potatoes. 1t is feared also that fruits of all
kinds have been cut off. ,.,e .,,s- =
|, ZASEsvILLE, June CHA heavy frost
occurred on Saturday night. Corn is en-
tirely destroyed. Great many farmers are
preparing to replant. Wheat is much
damaged. sao - soq< s. ss.sa.os ,asss..sa.a 2
CLEvELAsp, June GA heavy frost oc-
CURED on Saturday night The Wheat
crop throughout Northern Ohio is. badly
injured. Corn, grapes and potatoes were
badly frozen. !,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
New York Market.

BY Telegraph. Nrw YoRK, June Z.
FLouR-Salcs 1000 bbls at Sc 45M6 65 for super
state, s007 II for extra state 00(a7 80 for tx.
ira round hoop Ohio. Small sales of rye -four at
00@425 80 49, .r--
GRaIx-Wheat very heavy and 2H5c lower
Sales 5000 Im at 81 20 for Mil club, 65 Tor white
western, 80 for white southern and 90 for choice
white Kentucky. Corn firm; sales $4,000 bu at
eSc for mixed western, 81 az 93c for white southern.
s3c for choice yellow southern. Rye dull at 9sc.
Barley dull at 62@ I5c. Oats dull at SEA 55c for
state 55(036c for western and Canadian.
WHIsKY-Firm at 2715@2s.
PRoyTsIoSs--Pork frmer but quiet; sales of
400 bb,s at ST. 25 for new mess IL - Tor thin do
1903 forprine do, Is 5o@I9 forcicar and IL 30
&c 10 for primo Beefunchanged; salrs of $50 bbls
ut 50 20 for country prime. Hal IL for repacked
Chicago mess and II 50@l651 for Extra Prime
Mes; Beef quiet at s2202S. Beef Hams: sales of
40 bbls at Sl4 59Cll 50. Lard dull, at llI{G
lls4c. Cheese dull at So Zoe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

FKosr-A heavy frost fell in this re-
gion on Saturday nigh. last, which nipped
the Germ and beans and other garden stuff
from the effect Of which. it is
thought. however, they will soon recover
Wheat it is supposed is not injured any
although it was in blossom. Fruit, it Is
said, escaped uninjured. being protected by
the leaves on the trees A fine, shower .oi
rain fell Tuesday night. the effect of which
is already visible upon vegetation. Yester-
day the atmosphere was warm ana p lea
SAINT. :. fl.f .ss ....s.t., ..ft s..,.f~, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

FoRErcS NEws,-We publish today
some, interesting and important intelli-
gence from the scat Of war, brought by the
steamship City of Washington. A great
battle, it will be seen, has been fought at
Montebcllo, in which nearly 5000 human
beings were slaughtered. for the amuse-
ment of the tyranical rulers of France and
Austria. The Allies were victorious &
We received additional details Yesterday
by the same vessel, OF the battle. and also
brief account of skirmish at Nercelli.
between the belligcrents, but our paper was
too near full TO ADMIT Of their Insertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

e5fh DAY OF JUNE. 1880,

A Republican County Convention will be held
al the Court House IN PLYMOUTH, on the
Is e5fh DAY OF JUNE. 1850, a'siP'
ut OxE O-CLock. P. NJ. for The purpose of nom
mating candidates for County Clerk and two
County Comm ssioners, to be slected at the ensu
ing October Election. $3.50. .
The Republicans in each Township are requested
70 meet at some convenient place on Saturday
previous. the 18th, at l0o'coek, p m, and appoint
as many DeIegatesto said Convention as they may
think proper, should it. he their whole number.
Every Township. according to the apportionment
agreed upon, will be entitled to svotes in the
County Convection for every 100 votes polled for
The Republican candidate for Congress at the last
election This apportionment will give Union
township Z, Center %, Green -, Tiprecanoell.
Bourbon Ii, German 10. Norih7, Polk Z, West 6.
A full Attendance at the nshipmeetinss and
an outpourins of the Sovereigns at the County
Convention il earnestly desired. BY Order s.
.f.-,- CENTRAL. COMMITTEE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

Many Of our rcaders have inquired Of us
where Major LASGEsBUcH, the author of
the highly interesting and well written his
torical sketches Of incidents which fell un-
der his observation during the memorable
retreat from Moscow. and which we have
been publishing for three or four months
past, resides; and others have also express
ed a desire to see him and form his ac-
quaintance For the information Of such
as have. not had an opportunity of inquir-
ing of us in person, and who would like
to know where he lives, We would state
that he Is citizen of Bourbon township,
in this county, and has resided there for
several years .pasted He formerly resided
in Elkhart eoantygo His sketches arewrit-
ten in German by himself. and safterwarl
translated into English BY his son JoHx f.
LAxGExBAUGH, Dr. yf,,o z.a.sf,iaf ds.fn =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09


The sack of four sent us last week by
Messrs. ,RIcHxoxe H. WHBrB, has been
tried. and pronounced by our better half
sureriofato any She has used in this part
OF the State, in all which we fully concur
red. Messrs. r. Il w. manufacture ve-
~ superior article all the time, at their
Mills In this place, as we can testify from
experience, and take pleasure in recon-
n.epdiag orr country readers. who want
their beat grounl for fsmily use. to give
these Mills Atrial, believing that thcywil
be entirely satisfied bothas regards guam
tity and quality, ! -. -.
In addition TO their Mills these gentle
men have recentIy established Flour Snd
Feed Store in the business portion of town.
where they keep -four Of all gra.les, BY the
pound, sack or barrel. Wholesale or retail.
also. corn meal, corn, shorts anil bran. all
which they propose to deliver to customers
in any pert Of the town or at the Depots
free Of charge stteh aecomm olating and
liberal dealers cannot fail to- be appreeia'
ted in this or. any other conan unity. End
it.woalI, .theeefore; BE- snperegatory in N
tsFwsa. II ssFeS suk;nsss. Hess.E
\. Z. coLspas als2l keep, in the same
building. a large and fresh stock Of Gro
csrieS, which he IS Offering at greatly rcdq
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

WV IL VI n
The news was obtained by the news
yacht of the Assnciatcdxfress. but could
not lie Forwarded until to-day, owing to
the non, working ofthe wires. It's of the
highest nIip oia ice. JS1 IA p ! = ?
The r. NJ. Steamship Africa from New
y ork arrived at Liverpool on the 81.
WAX.
The first battle vas fought at Montebello.
The battle took place on tire DIST The
French accounts say that the Austrians,
Is 600 strong uriilcr Cen Stallion, attacked
the advanced posts of Marshal Baraguay
De Killers, and were driven by Gen.
FORTS division after a severe combat of
six hours duration pa -
The allies, including some Pietlmontese
Cavalry, carried Montebello, but did not
pursue the Austrians. The loss Of the lat
2, 900, and that of the French at 600 10
700. of whom many were officcrs-200
A.strians, including Colonel, were taken
prisoners. ~
The Austrian account simply states that
General Stallion pushed forward a recon-
noisance by forced marches towards Liglio
and Monticello, but after hot fight with
French force ofsuperior strength retreat
ed behind the Po in perfect order. The
actual strength of the French is not stated.
! Reports say they numbered from six to
seven thousand besides regiment Of Sar-
dinian Cavalry.
! A Sandman bulletin also announces that
the extreme left of the Sandman army,
under Gen. Cealdini. forced passage over
the Sesia. putting the Austrians to flight.
Other trihing engagements are reported
Gen. Geraballi had entered Gaven "a
with 5000 men. his object being rcvelu-
tionary.
Prince Napoleon and small French
force had arrived at Lcghorn.
| 1t was rumored that six English men of.
war had entered the lAdriatic.
! LATEST.
TURN, May 24.--Gen. Guyali has re.
moved his heal quarters to Garlasco, a.'l
has everywhere ordered the peopieto give
mp their arms under pain OF being shot lol
diSobedience.
Gen. Garabaldi has made II more pris,
oners.
ALEssANDRuA, May 24.--The wounded
at Monticello have been brought here.
MARsrILLEs. May 24--Some Austrian
4 prisoners have arrived here.
BERNE. May 25-Rcvolutionary move
mcnts are reported in Lombar,ly.
I NArLEs.--The King OF Naples was dead.
and Francis the III. hal assumed the rein,
Of government.
England and France were about to send
representatives to Naples.
4 GREAT BRrTAIS.-Political difference,
have arisen between Lord Palmcrston and
Lori John Russell.
The defeat of the Derby Ministry is an
ticipatel on the meeting of Parliament
The Admiralty has formally invitcl ten
'lers for monthly Australian service via
Panama.
I A general meeting of the Atlantic Tee
graph OF Co. had been called to sanction
the heads Of the agreement with the gov
ernmcnt and the Issue of preference shares
lof f600.00 of new capital.
FaANcE-The -Moniteur announces that
France alhercs to the abolition of priva-
teering and the principle that neutral flag
covers enemy's goods.
The Bourse was firm, IS, 11@63c.
LoSDos May 25.-Consols quoted 81
@92, both money and account.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

The Recent Frosts-Injury TO the Crops.
In another part of this paper we publish
letters from correspondents in this State,
and dispatches from Buffalo, Danville.
Illinois, and Cleaveland and Evansville in
Ohio, with regard to the heavy frost OF
Saturday last, and its effect on the crops.
Fruit and green vegetables, as well as po-
tatocs and other root crops are seriously
injured. and in many places the corn crop
is entirely killed. Some damage is done
to wheat. to what extent is not yet known.
1t is thought by good judges here that the
spring wheat is too far advanced TO be
much ,lamage,l but late winter wheat must
have sustained considerable injury. Our
correspondent Rural" states that the win
ter wheat in bloom lnost be more or less
injured ssiin'l ias uf,h Hffi 'fi, q s-s
Late dispatches from Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh report q severe frost on Satus-
day night, damaging the corn. wheat. po-
tate and grape crops along the Ohio River.
The Rockford (Ill.) Aews contains over
a column of items with regard TO the dam
age to the crops. Its summary OF thesloss
is asfo!lows: Corn. injnred to one-fourth of
a crop POTATOES, one-fifth tomatoes, en-
tirel y ruinea:r beans., three-fourths destroy
ed; cucumbcrs, half destroyed 8 pinms,
entirely destroyed cherries not much
injured ). currsnts, oonc-thirsl destroyed
grapes. nine-tenths destroyed. ia 80 .
! We have notsyet heard of the extent of
the damage. along the Illinois River bat
it is expected that IL will be serious. hsq
The effect Of the news was. visible yes
rterday on tho New York markets. as wei
Ias in this ENTHUSIASTICALLY on corn
Chicago Press and Tribune, June z. lsn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

FoURTH JULY.-The citizens Of La Porte
have determined to celebrate the approach
ing National Anniversary in grand style,
and invite the citizens Of the surrounding
counties to participate. II - ia z
Why cannot we HAYES celebration in
Plymouth? WhoAwiil take the al in
sgitating the subject, and making the ne
eessary arrangements! 500
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
To be droacn at Cincinnofi, Ohio, s
Monday, june 97th, 1880.

l.. d. SINE would announce TO the pabIie that,
in addition 20 his regular monthly Gift Enterprises,
he will give his Third Grand Art Union Distribs-
ton. on Monday, 9th day Of June nest, on which
occasion viii be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Beautiful and Costly Prizes, valued At 80 NO.
Among the Gifts will be found Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold, ranging in sums from
So 80 20 $1,000 eachs Four Hundred Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth from So 70
5000 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and kn-
cravings, worth from SIS to $500 each the re.
naming prizes consisting Of Ladies' BreAsfp'ss ana
Ear rings; Gents sDksnsopd Brt4tPinS ctuef.
Sleeve Buttons. Finccr-rines Gold Pens and
Pencils Gold Pens, silver extension. ETC..
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewclry at the lowest cash prices. If desired by
the ticket-hoiders. All prizes drawn by persons
mot preseut will be forwarded y tie ticket holden
Inv Mail or Express,S free OF expcnses and - ny
! MS. Persons at a distance who cannot attend
tic drawing theras elves will Ind the same chance
as though they were present, but IL they dessrs q
they can appoint any ON, to attend for them Who
resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on Visa %
the city on the day Of drawing. u ~ Ff.
4 A list of Drawn Numbers viii be forxardeo -
Itieket-holders, whether fortunate or not -
The Usual premiup1 Of ten per eelsik> Jeweky
will be allowed to agents selling six tickets o. up>
4 xard Agents selling fifty or upward viii BE- Al
! lowed premium Of ten per cent in Gold -.
Y All responsible persons are requested to act -
agents for the sale Of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise, be sure and eay. "Fsr
iyour Third Art-Umon Drawing" otherwise Scr
lets might be sent for my regular nonshty inter-
lprses. Agents are earnestly requested not TO oFdes
imorc tickets than t1ey have \ certainty % eeI:nG
fUnsold tickets must positively be returned At least
one week previous TO the day Of Drawing, in ordes
THAT NAV be able to dispose Of them in Ciacnna6
Z Ohio, Covington and Newport, Ky. st 81 81
ic All orders must be addressed, ~ d eine, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee. of this State, met at indianapolis one
day week before last, and fixed on Mon.
day, January 9th, 1850, as the day for
holding. their State Convention to nomi.
nate candidates for Governor, &C.. and p
point delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ton. a committee was appointed to pro-
cure a room for the Delegates to assemble
in, and have tickets printc. and handed to
the delegates Others to be excluded
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

REpucrIoN OF ArrRAisNEST.--The Board
Of Equalization for this county has relu-
ccd the appraisment 10 per cent onlall real
estate, and 10 per cent. on improvements.
1t seems to be the general impression that
the apprasement was too high. We have
not been able-to learn the aggregate value
of taxablcs in this county, but suppose it
to be more than double what it was before.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
Il0hioNonninn,ion.:: q

The Republican Coayentien cfthe State
Of Ohio, whichpmet at Columbus on
Tharslay the q INST inst, nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: .,ro,ta, vairslI /,
For Governor. William ;Dennison. ,Jr.
Of franklin: Lieut. Governor, Robert c.
Kirk Of Knox; Judge of The Supreme
Court, W. Y. Gholson, Of Hamilton, An
ditori Of State. 4. w. Taylor of slahon;
ing; Tseasurer Of State A. p Stone Of
Franklin: Secretary Of State. A. p. Rus
SELL, Of Clinton: Member of The Board Of
Public W orks, John Gregory Of sWash-
inetoo99; s. school Commissioners Ansep
SmYth. oil Lucas; -. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09
Republican Convention.

Marshall county to sele@ al can hdskc q
Clerk and two Candidates for County
Commissioners. As yet. so far as we have
been able, to learn. but little. CONSULTATION
has bsaihad 20 thelsaLj setash eng thclss
publicans in the country, but it is getting
time there should be, in order that the
will Of majority of the party lie @eer-t
tanned, anil good men selected to bear the
party Standard. We hope It is unnecessa-
ry to exhort our friends 10 discharge their
duty Much is at stake. We have in
deed fallen. on perious times, and the ak
iom - sEternal Vigilance is the price of
liberty. ''z1is as TRUE now as it ever was
We want to see the Republican masses
assem6 to deliberate on the welfare Of the
country. andsnako their nominations. on
the 25th. and hope we shall not be disa p
pointed Come with your banners and
music. in crowds of hundreds. on horse
back, in wagons and CARRIAGES feeling
strong and determined to devote one day
to the cause Of human rights, your God
and yonr country. Do this and yonr Ea-
gleas will be borne aloit to victory and
glory. o Let no side issues distract your
serried cohmuss 7Remerirberthe friends Of
human rights. free labor and frestenitory.
in every portion Of the world are, regard
ing You with anxious and hopeful eyes.
Then WAIVER not : but stand to your posts,
proving yourselves worthy Of your Illus
trious revolutionary ancestors. 7'A''' = +,
Next Saturday week. the 18th. is the
day recommends, by the Central Commit
tee tor, the Township meetings, to appoint
Delegates 1t is important that this duty
should not be neglected. Let these meet
ings be largely attended, as it will be the
proper time to nominate candidates for
Township Assessors, appoint Vigilance
Committees, and the adoption Of such 9TH
er measures as arenecessary to effect a per-
feet and thorough organization of the par
ty. Organization is as essential as union
and harmony in a party. F.'a - .aAif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

Judge Brinkerhoff's opinion on the con
stitutionali,y OF the Fugitive Slave law. de-
livcrcd in the case Of two OF the Oberlir
rescuers. will be found on OR first page
1t is an able and convincing document.
and must satisfy every one in whose bo-
son the FIRE OF liberty is not wholly queneh-
ed that it is tyranieal and unconstitntion-
al act. y. a---.-.- III ..L.-- lin
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09

Real difficulties srethcn best cure for i'm
aginary ones; because God helps US IN the
real ones, and SO makes US ashamed of the
others. s -e1-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-09


Next Saturday the. Democrats of the
several townships in this county meet to
appoint Delegates to their County Nomi-
mating Convention. which is to assemble
in this place on the 18th inst One or two
Of the candidates for Clerk on that side
have been very active since their Conven-
ton was called clectioneering for the nom
nation. They are ambitious ofthe honor,
probably. of being defeated by good Re
publican next fall 'u' a,ei IN ; 30 iofes
On our side. however. the candidates
for Clerk remain at home attending to
their daily avocations. contested to let the
people decide the matter in their own way.
This is as it should be, The post is an
important and responsible one, and the
people should select the best man among
them to occupy it. without regard to per-
sonal preferences. This requires calmncss
and deliberation-not apathy or undue ex-
element. One is as much to be deplored
as the iotllcr.o fEiEsFoETTTiTSgo3E