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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY g. 1seo-TR1PLE SHEET

'wery nisns q Treasury notes unrsdsamed, and over
twsnty four misns q pabo debt Ang due before ~
1T Il July 1854. ma current expsasss Il next year VIII
b. - than sixty I'VE millions, whis the revenue IN
der Ne present. iaEiR would not exceed sixty millions
There musa b change Of he tariff 10 order 70 raise
menk
The House Handsomely endorsed Nr. Burliugsmes re
port nom The Committee on Foreign AnArs to-day, T.
make our Representatives 70 Sardinia Arst class maion
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Fresh AIR ON Sunday.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NKw YoRx, May Z, 1900.
would like 70 ask, through you, II the different rail
roads which leave New York could not make some ar
rsngemeut during the coming 10 issue excursion
iche 10 be good for Saturday afsernoons and return
Monday morning.
The New Haven road, whs-h passes through osAaii-
ful country, dotted with magnificent residences. and
which, perhaps, does bigger business the excursion
line than any other road ought 90, the example, and
the other rosds would follow.
There great number Of poor In this city wbs
having friends residing by and ssihe BY
(whoee cnsrges always ov) would take thor fami-
lies 70 spend their Sundays In the country dia not re-
qpre 10 large outlay.
Come Hsssrs railroad gentlemen, rive the Pablo q
chance 70 breath little frcsh cir work a slight
expense and be assured that the thanks OF
lie will amply repay pou. n.
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Drsadfsi Casualty.

TwENTY-NINE BOYS AND GIRLS DROWNED.
AuGrsrA, ia, May I, 1850.
1t b reported And believed trelty nine grs and
boys, who picnic and dehng party were
drowned In Boykins' mill pond Camden, s. on
saturday. The boat sunk In the middle OF pond The
hes been crawn off, and nineteen bodies
found No namss have yet boon hoard
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DR. Jewett and family, Of New Haven, stopping at
the Union place Hotel.
Hemmirrway. Fsq Of Valparaiso, and Ms5s N
the Everett House.
Bskop Kemper. of Wisconsin, and Dy. G. C. Byyps of
Philadelphia, are stopping At The Astor House.
hon. ErAsius Corning, Of Albany; r. =. Prosssr, OF
Buffalo and J. y Hickman, Do, Of Mexico, are stopping
the ~ Nicholas Hotel
Gov Letcber, COL Y. II smith, and Col. r. g. George
Cooke, all Of vnginis are stopping II The Fh Avenue
Hotei
General II. II. Baxter and lady, OF Vermont; Hon J. NJ
Wood, Maine; Col j. @ Buckley, Of Louisvie senior Don
n. Dumas, Of Cuba; Col w. O. Paine. OF Rchmond and
Col J. W ppdd q Indiana, among the arrivals n
the Metropoilian Hotel yesterday.
The vile Of our Minister 70 France Mrs C. J. Faulkner,
sailed Saturday IN the Vanderbilt whh her
oapghter, hrs Lou she oomplmeussd win n
hin
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reisGrsph Marine Rsperss.
uoKroI&, nay 7-schr wave from sosy Point for James
River nm sshprs sprAxue soai and went " vseces
shr Hsfchje hence Jssnasa, - put bacs wa o@
xrri~sd IN GsspsS Rcss~ Pnns<sipssa strip "sAccA,"
"Oasnr." dkunanlsz cad lsAkfna.
Rorsagn Porte
uxn svvAussU 4ezsu- ~ ts Josrs, sf-TsLsssafH.s
Arr 6oD Sew YWk. HouquA and Sportsman - H,ns
koaG kvrskA snd rnlera Il shsnskse An NJ Cardiff
scey~ ry noun, n xsphyr 81 NArNnss; DIDO. % Aaft
Az nor Ss~ o,,ssrs s~h Levi wccdbvy, and rsais. ~
1--WE isvze ecFe~ ct sirrrf~
Ar No. Ceete~eop. Anevira a PrvNcuxh.
~ ~ psv f~h ia. We crime. hcn f4vsrp5o.
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MAJ T-rnis oour, was opened this morning.; but, On
mcslan Of the psuct Attorney, the petty jurors we're
Discharged until Mosday NEXT. when time the court
took q recess.
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Tn. Sas'e.a, ryp.sr.ph,s., U.,..;

The National typographical Usion assembled 81 the
State capital twenty four unions Represented by
forty deegaiss The following ofoess elected John
~ FGquhar, Of Chicago, President; W n Msdiean, Of
pssoe, and g. Haesstt, Of Memphis Vice Presidents
.. walsh Of New York, Recording Secretary and Isaac
MorsAs, q Columbia, 8 G., Covrcsposdme Secretary.
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Ouusuox, NAY 7, 1890
The schooner Julia Anna, which sailed from this port
sunday for Philadelphia returned this evening, having
discovered . slAve aboard.
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Coroneps' Inquests.


The HrpsoN STREET POISONING sx--rhe inquest In
the Of Mrs Hannah Peiser of No 40 Hu
who died from the effects Of arsenic, supposed have
been administered accidentally by HERSELF concluded
yesterday by Coroner Scbrmer The evidence went TO
thow that deceased depressed In spirits
Quence OF ha been unfortunate In business On the
day che taken III she told her daughter that
her last day. and that she would be relieved from
all her troubles The Jury, after due dehberaton,
dered verdict OF Death by arsepic, which believe
10 have Teen administered by deceased" Mrs Peeer
Was native Of Germany, and was forty six years Of
age
Fatal FAIL-Coroner Jsckman held inquest n No.
% Perry street. Sunday evening. upon the body Of
John Murphy, native Of Ireland, aged 90 years. Who
was almost instantly killed BY falling from the hspi
stoop Deceased, appeared siting from, Of tho
bail door. when he seized with attack OF vertigo,
and falling forward struck hts head against the ground
with such viole see ~ 10 cause death.
SUSPICION OF Foul Phr.-Coroner Jackman nou-
fed 10 I'D Inquest OF Bellevue Hospital yesterday
upon the body Of John Collins who oisd SUNDAY even
Ing from The effects Of rjurcs supposed have bean
received In . light Rcessed was covered With marks
OF violence, but how and In what manner they re-
oeived In unknown Tho inquest vas adiourned over
until To-Day In consequence OF the ats~ndsuoe Of the
sritncsses Decessed was "a years Of age, and ws
native Of Ireland
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NAY 7.-In Ne ksar IF Ne Psaso~ " Esssy <asnscs
70. J. B. xaer, for a. ossedy n an hvsss O0d Tho
child In question said 10 be u'esisinsas end ne on.
spyins of the relsor bot, by special agrssosus In
writing delivered The respondent, Who paid the re-
ducatsd ard brought up by the ,oudeot - h own
md when Of proper be taught some trade on profss
ion mis- movning the Judge decided Ia lengthy opin-
Ion that the child wss under durces and that ~
The best Interests 6 The Infant remain with the re-
sposdens, and the writ should be deoAasssd.
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a hoy Carried Over Niagara Falls.
CEwvsws, g w, Nay 7, 1890
son Of the late Dr. Macklem and uephe y az Thomas
sxsss fell into shs river yesterday and wAs csyyso
ever Magma Pals.
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LAmruT oy rpN BosrnuaH oy mn Rrv m pvrx rur
DUAutnSo TnnAsuNm ov nArwE--rhe Commission
appointed 70 sste With the Of Beajana r. Peek
late treasurer o. Maine, have msde report In part
PECK defAcasicn ~ far - ths Commitoaers could DIE
cover, amounted " something over eos,0o rbe Com
mkesorers have come " the copcluatdn that The bonds
men Tor ises are not Irresponsible for any deficit which
CURED before Peek Wa duly qualified, ~ Sivirg bonds
tha year, asd That NE bonfsmen for 1853 liable up
70 me bne OF such Qualification. The amount u 40
ncsncy mus recovered stated folio ~ FROM the
Mschsnics Bank, Portland, si.1oo; from Neal Do~,
- 500; from The ss~sss ~ ssto esT eco beng a. 600
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Cricket.
CONarENCENENT pAy

The st Georges and New York clubs commenced their
srcke,pg yesterday. The day was splendid one
for cricket each club mustered we'll There were
about twenty I'VE members Of the 81 Georges Club upon
sne ground, while twenty twenty two gentle
men belonging W the New York Club made their appear
snce their old ground Several persons were present
On each Of the grounds witness the opening Of the
son BY the two principal clubs In the State match
made up among players Of each club and innings
each played The following 10 the score
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cucAeo, May Z, 1880
william Kellogg today nominated for re- seton
70 Congress- By the Republican Convention Of the Fourth
Congressional district Of this State.
The Democracy Of this city fired 163 guns this evening"
IN honor Of The vote received BY Mr.. Douglas the
CHARLESTON Conysption
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wAssrseros, Nay I, 1880
rrs espprvsw wisuo~.
Mr.. Brsr,xo,sx, (rep) % xsss. from the oommities
on roseisn Arsrs reported bin sashcriz'ns NE Prvss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

Seen by Us while at the National Convention we
are pleased to notice among the useful inventions
for family use, the curious contrivances in the
shape Of "scwing machines" at the salesroom Of
the Chicago Sewing Machine Co. They sew with
double thread, with wonderful rapidity, making
a seam equal and more unif5rih than any stitching
could possibly be dcne by an experienced seams
tress- They viii hem, gather, quilt and stitch
equally we'll on canvass or fine fabric. The stitch
ran be graduated to coarse or fine work with per-
feet case; in short, they must soon become an in
dispensabe requisite to almost every family. as they
are selling prices ranging from SIS 70 $35, and
$40 with table and other equipments.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
CANDIDATES.

u We ara authorised to announce T. B.
THOMPSON. as a candidate for Sheriff, subject
20 the decision of the Republican County Conven-
ton.
u We are authorised to announce JOHN F.
as candidate for County
Surveyor. subject to the decision of the RepubIi-
can County Convention.
r We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
r. COONS. as candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision Of tire Republican County Convention
N We are authorized to announce OBED NJ
BARNARD, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision ofthe Republican County Convention
u We are authorized to announce ALVIN c
ELLIOTT, as candidate for Sheriff, subject tC
the decision of the Republican County Convention
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
D.vsssos & Co.-This firm is one OF the mos

DAvsssox g. Co.-This firm is one of the most
entespr; Sag in our place. and all agree with US when
we ssv that il richly deserves its extensive patron
age. The brothers Dvidson have quite history
Of u,s znI downs in life 20 relate which only re-
suircs glowing pen to make somewhat romantic.
They left their native land, GERMANY, when quite
Young, since which they have seen considerable
of the world and the different phases of fortunes.
They established n clothing store in this place IN
1856 and in the general good times OF that year
(ortunc seemed withis their grasp, but the calam-
stuous ere fthe succeeding year swept away all
their hopes, and lst thea. mctapaorically speaking
with hardly enough o'cshcs so''wad a CUR" Like
Phcnix, as they announced IN bills issued upon
the receipt of s-~ stock of goods, they "aro-c
from the ashes" aud were soon IN the field of bu-
. ness az sin. In ccamoa vith others they met the
money panic which recently swept over the land
and calamity outrodc the storm. When the war
in Italy broke out, Ralph, the younger member oil
the firm, was drafted for service in the army. lie
returned to his native land and procured adisehargs
ON the ground of bad cyc-sgk-. But they are now
blsst with more favorable wirls, and are now meet
ing that SUCCESS which sound judgment, sterling
intesrity, and indsni,ablc energy invariably &C.
earcs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
CURE FOR INDIGESTION.
HARTFORD, March 5.

hereby certify. that DR.. Green's Orygendted
Bitf-rs have proved more chicacious in relieving
me from water brash stomach, indigestion, and
costveness, which has been very troublesome for
five six years. than all other remedies which
have been trying during nv illness; and cheerfully
recommend il TO all who thus afflicted.
SAM'L HAMILTON.
Mr.. Hamilton has charge Of the Orphan Asylum,
Hartford. Co., and is well known and highly es-
teemed as a citizen. The pamphlets accompany
ing the medicine abound with certificates Of the
most remarkable cures, and may be had appli-
cation to the agents, gratis.
See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
m E. slebOy-an Nicwsbode, sheboygan. Wis

One o. the Most Prevalent, and .he same
time troublesome ami painful diseases that attend
the human flesh, il the Fever and Ague. For a
time the medical world have been continually bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent
but all without effect. DR.. J. Hostcttcs an expo
rienced and celebrated physician. has succeeded in
furnishing the public with valuable preparation
for the Fever and Ague. The>steady aud incrcas-
ing demand lately made for the "Bitters," and the
universal success attending its use have made for
il rcpHtation unsurpassed by any specific of the
kind. For the cure OF TIE Fever and Agse, DR.
Hos'etter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters must and
should claim superiority over any other prepare
tons cxtant.
Sold by druggists ar>l dealers generally every
where See advertisement in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

Tux REfJricAx CLrs-Lsst Tuesday es ening.
wss numcrouslr attended The seats we're well
fslled and m,ny were compelled to stand up. At
least 800 persons were present. Dr. Richmond,
Of Tyner City. delivered the opening address. lie
wss followed BY others who entertained the Club
until a late hour. when tho meeting adjourned with
three cheers Tor "Linccla and Hamlin, Union and
Victory"
The Club viii hereafter meet every Tuesday
evening.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
Weakness of the stomach s Indigestion

5sothsr Grea, Cure cfsed By Brrkares Holland Differs
The wife of Pc CIR De White. living in Holland
Town, Shebovgan county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from Weakness ofthe Stomach and Indi-
gestion. She had been under physicians care
for some ,mc, but the discasc,seemed to baic even
his skill. She purchased some HOLLAND BIT
TIERS at Office, which has given tone 10 her
stomach; her appetite and strength are returning,
and we firmly believe TINT this is another great
cure effected by your medicine.
We have still 20 record many wonderful cures
effected by this remedy, but must wait another
opportunity. One thing you can rely upon, what
We have published are from persons much respect
ell in our community, and are literally true.
j. CUNTS,
m E. Shcboygan N;ewsbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
Agents Wanted.

Mcssrs. McKshan are now in this county sole
ting subscriptions 70. book entitled "History of
Slavery and the Slave Trade The work is a
fair and impartial history Of slavery in Greece and
Rome, well as in the United States. AS book
preference it is invaluable and should be in the pos
session Of every family.
Messrs. McKahan wish to employ number of
active and energetic agents TO Immediately can
vass all ofNorthern Indiana. All persons apply
ing for an agency will address them at Plymouth,
Indiana. and they will receive prompt attention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
Bourbon Awake,

The citizens of Bourbon Township met the School
House in Bourbon on Saturday evening, May 18th,
1860 E. r. Coxen was called to the Chair and
D. O. Beemaa elected Secretary Of said meeting.
James o. Parks was called upon to state the OBJ
Iect of the meeting. Mr.. Parks stated that the
objects OF the meeting were twofold: First, to af-
ford an opportunity for Republicans to exchange
congratulations upon the judicious nominations and
she noble platform made by the Chicago Convcn-
ton. Secondly, to form live Republican Club.
Mr.. George w. Thayer,z z. d. Boultou, s. Boiler
and j. O. Parks, upon call, responded in enthasias
tic and spprOpriatc renarks
The meeting then proceeded to form a Republi-
can Club BY clccting A. N. Wise President, z. D
BosIto., Vice President, and Sherman NJ Beenan
Seere<Ary-
On noticn George w. Thayer and E. R. Coxer
were appointed committee to draff Consultation
and By Laws for the Club.
On motion, L. T. Thayer, ]. o. Parks. and E.
1oisZ we're appointed An Executive committee fol
the Grub,
The Secretary was directed 10 Furnish the Mar.
eAh gcunsy kErysL1cAn copy Of the proceedings
Ter puoficanon- The meeting then adjourned viii
three cheers for Linoeln and Hamlin.
D. o. BEEnAx, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

AxorHza ArTExrr TO Bsxax JArf.--Perkins.
confined in Jail for shooting Cutler, made another
attempt to escape darascc vile, last friday. To
scther With Mr.. Leonard Wilcox, Of this pace,
who was in the same cell Awaiting trial for NAL
treating his wife. he tock down the bctissead and
broke the padlocks and some of the bars the door,
Sheriff rnsrd being absent his daughter called in
he,p-shc priscncrs separated and the bcdstcad
x~moved
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
.oT1oEtft
Baak Of the State Of Indiana, win offer for sale on
Wednesday,, June 20N, 1850,

at tho Court House in Plymouth Marshall County, Indiana
the following described real estate TO wits
Lots No. TO 3 both incnsive 40 g. both ;nclusivc
81, 100 ol 10i 1o5 los, 100 ll2to l4o, both inclusve
l4 2fl to 22 both inclusive 27f 275 49, ISL 2s2 2a6
to 290 both ncusses 24 95 336, 2s7 3cf, 305 3Oe 3o
3l2 313, 3l4 3l5 and $40, all in the village of Laketon,
La Porte County, Indiana.
Also all Of the plot Of ground adjacent known the
Cemetary Ground, In section l. town 80, range wes
mencing at point PSI feet east Of quarter section
the south side Of section &C. 80 north of range
west, and running thence south 260 feet thence south SO
degrees and 80 minutes east 2s3 feet thence 80 degrees
west 800 feet thence north &C degrees and 80 minutes east
425 feet thence south % degrees and minutes 297
feet thence south u degrees and 25 minutes, 20 feet
tbc south 36 degrees and Sc minutes, east thence
south 60 degrees and "a minutes east 416 feet thence north
62dcgreas and 81 minutes, essti29 feet thence north *
degrees and 16 minutes 100 feet thence north II de
grces and 4ninutes @ feet thence north AZ degrees
aad IS minutes 43i feet thence north SO degrees and
3 minutes east 25 feet thence north x55 feet and Themes
west 1912 feet place beginning exccp blocks No.
3 g. A. Az, f6 and AZ and Lots 2, 3, T. and 8, in
Block No. g. and Lots l. q ., g. and Ia Block NO 43
All Of which Real Estate received Of VIM. j. Walker
in satisfaction of debts duo said Bank and hc
Branch in Plymouth. and will he sold II sufficient shall b
offered the ofsaid debts for which il vas
ken with interest and costs.
BY Order othe Board of Directors ofhe Branch the
session on Wednesday Mag 2, 1850.
ii. EARLY, Cashier.
fmay17, 2st5l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

SO"ostA u tue SUM oCns
Ihfre no remedy known TO be efcacious in
ing this general diseasehis general prostitution Of the
whole man, the Oyygenafed Bies. They attack the
disease in ia citadel by revivne the sinking powers Of the
patients by restoring lost appetite correcng scid
rng and strengfheng the gastric juice and rendering II
capable Of properly and thoroughly dssc!ving the food,
thus forming healthy chymc and cbg and preparing the
absorbcnts 10 take the nourshnent and carry Il
the system thus renovang the old and crazy machine by
modelling and purifying the whole Of blood In
word, Il be shown from hundreds Of Certificates from
tho eminent and rale PERSONS that there
dicne calculated to pour oil into the exhausted lamp
life like the 0zygcpaied Bft9s.
Let all hen when health begins to fall when the vital
powers first seem to be giving way, when Appetite rst
begins to fail, and the to reIhbe; when man in
stead Of being refreshed and inviEouted By slcep
"Tired natures sweet resforcr,"
finds himself moro weary IN TIE morning tlp when he
went to bed At night et him delay longer but
commence taking your Bate1 He vii 6oon 6nd: ~
has the fagng ppvcs Of nasr< reviving. I'D ssas.'
health returning. But II f unnees1-s- =, -.
one eaa or Sc value OF This medicine TN - trjrs Il
JOHN r. PARK, PnornrxroR
Dealer IN Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Toilet
e'c. cor Fourth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati o.
For Sale By Penhins 4 Co. (an1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
THr GLAD TrDIxos-of the nomination OF Abr

The GLAD TipISGs-Of the nomination Oh Aora-
ham Lincoln by the Chicago Convention reached
here abous2 o'clock. P. NJ. Friday, and was re-
ceivsd With delight BY every Republican Wewens
down 70 the Telegraph Office about the time above
named and enquired for the news. When inform
ed by the operator that "Honest Old Abe" recciv-
ed the nomination on the third ballot We we're IN
creduIous. but being assured that such was the acs
our pens up "pheIinks" gave wsy in yes that would
have sent Tecumseh to-bed with the head sciie.-
As soon as possible an extra was issted rom the
Rxrusr,cAx Office and posted all arosnd the streets
and in the evening bonares we're kindled, speeches
made, and for lack OF cannon, system of anil
sii.y was kept up until the Chicago train came in,
which was about IL o'clock.
Attic cars the crowd MAS entertained by Gov
Rseder, of Pennsylvania. in short but pertinent
address He said his State would do her whole
duty in the coming contest by casting her electoral
vote for Old Abe Lincoln, who pledged to re-
deem the government from the degradation into
which il has fallen under the Administration Oh
PcsnsyfvaniA's rccrcant son, James Buchanan
Mr.. Caplcs, Of Warsaw, also addressed the crowd.
He seemed TO think Lncoln's election certain and
Kosciusko county for a larger minority than ever
On Saturday morning number Of our citizens
went 10 the depot TO greet the morning Chicago
train. A Gag with the names Of Lincoln and HAM
lin upon it, and fastened rail, was hoisted upon
q freight car When the train arrived portion oil
the PennsyIvania delegation who were on board
requested the rail take home with them as an cv-
idence Of Hoosier enthusiasm for the man "who
splits rails and mauls Democrats" picture OF
Mr.. Lincoln was exhibited by passenger and greet
ed with great enthusiasm by the crowd
On Saturday night demonstration was m'de at
Argos. Walnut Township Speeches were made.
anvils fred and the Plymouth Republican band
plsyed until late hour, when the meeting adjourn
I'd With three cheers for "Old Abe, the Giant kill
err"
AT Bourbon a meeting was held and Republicans
congratulated one another upon the action OF the
Convention. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
All over the county good feeling prevails a
monSst the Republicans. The Democrats look
blue. They cannot bear to hear the action OF The
Charleston and Chicago Conventions compared.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
NJ \ II r I L ID

A, the residence Of the brides father in Green
Township, ON the ooh int, Mr.. WILLIAM ID. Cory
and Miss CYNTHIA ALLAMAS.
Accompanying the above was large poundcake
of superior quality. for which the happy young cou
pie received the blessings Of all hands in the Office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

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