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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

\ hEPoRT.-l was once present when
ayoang gentleman at the table put a tart
away from him, and said 10 his neighbor.
with rather a iatuous air.
ii never eat sweets"
Not cat sweets! snd DO YOU know
why?" says =.
''because am past that kind of thing
says the young gentleman
'because you are u givttton and 4 soL!''
cries the elder (aad Juvonis winces q lit
tle.l "All people whc have natural
healthy appetites, love sweets, all chill
dren, all women, all Eastern people
whose tastes are not corrupted by glut-
tony and strong drink"
And 3 platetul Of raspberries and cream
disappeared before the philosopher
EVERY DAY. ExAGGGaATIoN'-"Ia am
tired to DEATH" So you have said often
aud are alive still and in good health too.
II have not had wink of sleep all
hsht.' and yet your bed-feilow heard
you shore several times.
i would not do ii for the world" And
yet we have done many things equally
AZ bad Tor penny.
:, we were up to our knees / n mud"
Eoi! know very well the mud was not
halfway over your shoes.
The N. y. Post says that they have
new drink in New York, (which il desert
hes as follows:
"Minnie-rille brandy, killing two hun
drod yards. off. hand must yield in poten-
cyto tangle foot-whisk6y, new drink
now in general use. !tls made OF dnu-
ted alcoAoi, nitric acid, hootisga and to-
hscco, and will upset Ali individual at 4
distance of four hundred yaris from the
demijoan Containing it.
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GsTA Bills SHED l76O.

Il 8 Il A Ii L s III Il ID 1890.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuifand Tobacco Manufa cturer,
10 y Is CHAMBERS ST.,
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York;
Would call the especial attention OF Grocers
and Druggists to his removal, and also the ar
ticles OF his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macaboy, Demigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rsppee, Nachitoches,
Ame YsI.s GaHsIsS Ss,,,pe Copenhagen
acotch, Fresh Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch. or Lundyfoo
TOBACCO.
FINE CUT CHEWING.
IL a. L., or plain,
tIavendish, OF sweet,
Sweet Scented Oronoce,
Tin Foil Cavendish.
SMOKING.
No.s, St. JAgo,
No., Spanish,
hlteloot, Pure Turkish.
= Circular OF Prices will be sent on applics.
ton.
N. B.-Nute the new article of Fresh Scotch
Snuff, which will be found superior article
for dipping purposes. de o3-5m
of OUR OWN IRIpOfsTATti)N-
1000 E ,aad Collars,
kSOSy 1000 Embroidered Collars
1000 Embroidered Collars,
l0Uo Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars
lGnG Embroidered Collars,
"a, Fu3TGH : Nt0ONF'S - ''
- Main street,
- Main steel,
at very Reduced Prices,
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How A DEPUTY SHERIFF DIDE'r AR
REST a PR1soNEE.-Recently Justice
issued Il warrant for the arrest Of a man
upon the complaint OF his wife, charging
hln with having beaten and threatened
TO kill her, and otherwise praoticing vio-
ience upon her. The warrant was placed
in the hands OF the jailor of the Cook
County jail, who went and found his
man.
Jailor read the warrant. Prisoner
was extremely anxious to accommol ate
the Jailor, was excessively polite. and
DESTROYS of pledging his captor's best
health in q flowing bumper before They
started. He would also like to go up to
mis- room aud fix himself up a little be-
fore they started.
jaiIor, Modified by the excessive sra-
ciousness Of the prisoner, Of course con-
santed.
Prisoner went to bis room and fixed
himself up in this fashion: He first fixed
long rope TO the bed post, then fixed
the other end out OF the window, and then
fixed himself out OF the window, down
The rope and over the preairie, streaking
it at u fearful rate.
Left the jailor sitting upon bench
masing over his little fees; left the jail
or gradually growing uneasy; Left the
)alior scratching his head; left strange
lancles and great unrest enyeloping the
mind OF the jailor; left the jaiIor going up
ieartully; lett the jailor going into the
room, looking under the bed, discovering
the rope; left the jailor using very en-
phatc language; left the jailor to go back
remote, alone, unfriended, solitary, slow;
lett MN entirely, and hasn't since been
heard from.
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UNDERTAKING..

UNDERTAKING.
apsasYna This branch of my business will
receive my special attention i'll every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general Use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al.
ways on hand, and three of the best uearses in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
TO attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 80 So and GO Main street
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(Hefald copy.)
DOOR MATS,

4 LARGE supply always on hand Tor safe
- low for cash at the Variety Store No. ~
Main street, Head OF Market Square.
mn II MARCUS
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RICHMOND & YORK RIVER
RAILROAD,

RICHMOND & YORK RIVER
RAILROAD.
d. -! - -! -
an and after MONDAY, March LIST, 1860, the
~ Passenger Trains will depart
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except Sundays)at ,..........6x A M
Tuesdays and Fridays at.......".......2T + nj
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except sundays at..............4x
Tuesdays and Fridays at .............eR "A nj
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays at... .........5 A nj
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE.
, Tuesdays and Fridays at. ................e A M
Connecting with cars both ways.)
Urbsnna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at a Nj; returning Wednesdays
and Saturdays,
days and THURSDAYS at 4 NJ, returning same
days
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond
THOs r SHARP,
NH l-tf Superintendent.
pROWN's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID GINGER-A large supply, just received
and for sale by
fe IS Lw WEBB.
SWEET OIL.
81 CASES Pts and OTIS. Also Twenty box
az es CASTLE Soap, received and for sale bya
fe % M A y SANTOS.
WALK L q CO..
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,
COLD STAND, NEXT TO HERMAN y Co.
OFFER to the Trade at Northern iobbing
Druggists Flint Glass Ware. Also,
Green Glass Ware, Chemicals and Concen-
Lorrillard's Genuine Macaboy Snuff, in
Kegs, half barrels and jars.
We offer the above articles to the Trade ION.
ly.) Wake & CO,
NH Importers
BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF.
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
w morning, the best article of fresh Beef,
which we are cutting up in Steaks, Roasting
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale in store by E BELL & co.
jals No CampbelPs whaIf.
HORSE SHOEING HORSE SHOEING !!
AT THE HORSE BAZAAR.
Corner of Union Street and LoyalPs Lane,
NORFOLK, Va.
sEHE subscriber would return his q
L sincere thanks to his friends, kI0-S
the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, ~
and surrounding country, for the ,b--SHa -.saA-
eral patronage bestowed upon him tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit continuance OF the same.
His experience in the business, and the sat
isfaction always given to his customers, is
sufficient guarantee OF the superior knowledge
he possesses in reference to the Horse, and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse, no
A1AoIi CAIl SIOS tAcAi PloPeiiy' IL 10 oilcu tue
case that valuable animals are made lame and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers and
TO avoid anything OF this kind, all you have to
do is to call on the subscriber, and he will
Shoe your Horses according to the natural for
nation of the foot and capacity of the Horse
His prices are reasonable. Don't forget the
place, corner OF Union street and LOyalI's
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORN,
je 24--ly Practical Horse Sheer.
% DON'T forget the Sign of the Horse, COR
ner of Union street and LoyalPs Lane.
Wake " CO.,
NOW Offering in heavy stock, English and
In American Chemicals,
Eng lish, French and American Paints,
French and American Periumery,
Lamp, Machinery and Paint Oils,
French and American Window Glass,
English and French Tooth and Hair Brushes.
ja2s Wake u co.
DATAPSCO, Family, Extra in store and
L for sale by the bag or barrel at
JORDAN h BRO,
lelA 10 Church street.
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L MIRA No Halifax Macksrei, large and
~ lat Just received at DEMING'S ftuuse.
keepers Head Quarters, No 60 Church street.
NH l.
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Frank G Rufiin's Mixed Manures

w f would invite the attention Truckers.
FARMERS aud Tobacco Planters, To-
Rutin's Phospher Peruvian uuauo,
i,uinnS Bone ASH do,
Rutfin's Tobacco Manure.
The wei known reputation 10 eye,y .im=l
Ill Virginia, OF Mr. Rutfn, is srtiir!e .u.-
antee OF the purity of his Guano IT = murt,
cheaper than the Peruvian, and tor III IT land
in this section, preferable. For snlo b.,
LEluH 4 .n.,
tc II Sole Aaen,s Nur,,,it.
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las. e. BARRY,
~ WHOLESALE AND RE1AIL
DGaaeP in China Glass

4 N d EARTH EN- wa -.
M OST respectfully inf'gnls his !r.enos
I'VE and the public, that he has in stote al
entire new Stock of every thing i'll his line,
And is now prepared to furnish his Ir,eua.
and customers on the most acconlnu-
dating terms. He feels assured that exla
long experience in the Creckery bugi W
nesA will enable him to give Satisfaction to
She jublic, to whom he gives the assursn,.
ala, shat his stock will always be found to
contain every article which may be- csliec
for.
tive him call--at his old stano corne
Union street and Market square.
+, have three houses to rent tor he Ell
b,ss.a suing year, in desirable locations Al .:ps
A5Ff5lA per annuLn.
mo
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GUNS, GUNS. GUNS.
z. Id. CIV LTNE K Il a.ah

HAVE on hand large Stock OF Gu ", pa.
criptions, and would respectfully invite All vii
may want anything in their line To I'VE II ri,
cali, as they are confident OF giving sau AZ .,ui.
N Especial attention given to II ys..,,r
Fire Arms. No. 8, Union Sue
&C ~ Sign OF the Biz Gun
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
LEACHED CUTTON>,. irish Linens,
ID Small Figured Prin is for Children sc, &c.
Closing out Winter Goods cheap. at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain >trse,
fe 20 IL Marx Suu *
ESLOUR AND ROLAsSE.s- 10 .. tlvIs
II Family, Extra and Superine -Four
u Hhns Muscovado MolaSSes,
10 Kegs Glsdes Butter, Just received and
far sale low on shippers account
fe29 STEWART l. SrEEVEh.
BOYS SHOES MADE BY MEASURE
DOYs Shoes made in the most substantial
ID manner and warranted, at NO "a South
Church street. Also every style OF boot anu
Shoe now worn by Gentlemen, Please give
me call a DATlS,
mhS BOOT anu ohoe MiArr
STOVES, TlNWARE, &c,
DOBER'TS ~ co, Roanoke Square, have
III, in store, receiving and manu- featuring, the
LARGEST and best selected stock OF Stoves
Plain Tin Ware, Japaned and Block Tin Goods
ever offered in this market, and 1t prices that
will compete with the cheapest N0rtht IN Fac
torys.
NH 8
OPENING TO-DAY,
ATE w SEABURY'S SONS, Misses Bit.
n ton Heeled and Lasting Caters,
Chliu DO do do,
Do without heels do.
Other goods lso received Tins morning,
f w SEABURf'S SONS,
mn = American Flag at the Door
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DOWHATAN PIPES--Just received a
l. large lot of genuine Powhatan Pipes i.r.-
and medium sizes, for sale to the tradr il; Tao
tory prices, by | HAMBURGER & o,
lie ~ kiaii street
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4 MOTHER LOT OF NICE BEt.F
Hams just received, and for sale b,
Nn d WILHELM
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CORN MEAL, CORN nILAL.

WV III 111A1z3 WYNN w II n Il.
UST received and in store. choice lot Ut
u Corn Meal, and for sale by
mn I'd WILBhRN
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White Kid Slippers.

E<&TisA nice, at No. - Market >qu.rr.
IA W GkABURY;A ...Ea
a few slightly soiied will sell alta r,eAt 5 g.
riice Fl,
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BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF.
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
w morning, the best article Of fresh Beef,
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale in store by E BELL & co.
jal8 No CampbelPs whaIf.
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CANDLES.

2tlis BOXES Tallow Candies mace i,,u.
wv Southern Tallow, ANA WtIisntra to
stand any climate.
100 haXes and half boxes Ala..aniine 1 an
uies, Is and Is.
30 Boxes first quality Sperm Candles tor sale
by
NH 3 ROW. Nj 3 nRDx
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SEINE TWINE AND COTTON iAkN
A BAEsaS Cation Seine Twlne,
l. Il 10 do Cotton Yarn, assorted uumheis ln4.
sale by
mh j ROWLAND \ BROS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

moncy. Mr.. Clazcbroob vas demanded to report
what had become Of this money. or II unable TO an
swer. to turn The matter over to the "Covode
ComIns,ee" for explanation.
On his second and third rounds Mr.. Glazebreok
reiterated nearly the same balderdash relative to
State policy, niggcrs, temperance, know nothing
ism. &c..that he did in his first effort not forget
Ing frequently to inform US that Ne chad been in
the Senate" He made one effort to inform us
where portion Of the money went, after a nit
ting the general charge of corruption on the part
of the Administration. He said the House oil Rep
rescntatives wasted IL in their long effort to elect
Speaker. wonder ifhc does or does not know
that the House has no power to cxpcnd a dollar
when II is unorg anizcd.
DIR. Oyerm NJ demonstrl ted, in the course Of the
discussion, that the Democratic party were in IA
vor Of extending slavery into all our territories
that they had shown by their vote in the Senate oil
the IT, s. that they were in favor of Polisamy, and
opposed 10 the Homestead policy. and, indeed
that tho entire legislation and policy Of the party
was against the interests of the laboring poor man
and in favor ofthc slave oligarchy Of the South.
No effort was made to reply to any of these ale
cations, except in relation to the Homestead law
Mr.. Glazcbrook said that "poor men were unable tc
20 to the territories any way, and twas therefore
act Of charity to them or benefit to the country
to pass Homestead law So that. the demo
Gratis have concluded the honest laborins men o.
this country arc too poor to accept of, or DO bcnc
fitted by any favorable laws that could be enacted
/ for them.
Thus this wonderful effort Of the San Pierre ora
ator 10 sustain the falling fortunes of Shamocracy
proved a most sumlimc phi:-le! We. the Rcpub
iicans are content with that debate. all the time
every day. morning. noon and night; il The othe'
party j., We are satisfied.
Yours for Honest Abe" against Brock. Dug
and Corruption. J. C.G.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28


MoaE Dxx ,csarIc fxrroEvcx---An article pre-
pwe,l foe this dr7ar.mcn. Of the RErrsLicas. but
which I'm en- king up" Vas transferred TO the sec
ouJ page last week, charged that Republican dol
lars helped tn purchase the horns nov used by the
Dcmecrstic Brass Band- The statement was de
MED b. Mr.. Capron at the Democratic Club last
Thursday night Mr.. CsPron sud h't only a'ci'
Of Republican money. contributed by *. W. Brown
was i'm the concern We spent about ten minutes
in trying to end out ifhc had stated the truth, with
the follew ing result: Rufus Hewett says he con
srii,utcd at least s.; John westervelt. ST. Joseph
wsstesvcit. 81; Austin Fuller, 81 80.
The above ccntlem~n are we'll known as MGR
Of un,losi,,cd vcracity and unAinchng Republicans
O<l,crs sioahicss contributed but we have not hat
time to see them. Further comment Is unncccssa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

DIR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED Extract
OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparitia.-We
feel prompted by every principle Of humanity. to
make known to tho world the wonderful efficacy OF
this extraordinary preparation Thousands have
relieved Of great amount OF suffering. and many
lives saved by the use oft. IL is acknowledged by
the best Judges of medicine to lie the mot elegant.
scientific and s,lutary preparation now in use, and
"a a dcpuratve rem slv, seldom If ever eauled.-
IL stands unrvalcti for the of Eryspclas, Salt
Rhcum, Canker, Scrofula, and all the various dis
eases arising from an impure state Of the blood
Ia is composed of medicines so happily combined,
to tend directly to give tone tn the stomach and
bowels. excite to healthy action the Liver anil the
whole Glandular system, allay Nervous Irrtabil
ty AMI prumDtc the free action of the Lungs, thus
rendering it apple die to all diseases of Chronic
nature IL Is purely vegetable. and may be used
in all climates. and at all seasons Of the year.
II See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

Ma Eprr nj saw, in your last issue, notice
~ the debate that wss TO be, between Messrs.
Overmsn snd Glarebrook. at Hcpncr's, between
Knox and San Pierre. Inow propose to give you
ah<;cf sketch of the debate The p,rties met, a.
We all supposed, to discuss the political topics now
in Issue. between the Republican and Democratic
parties. Mr.. Glssxcbrook led OF in an openinc
speech Of thirty minutes. In Ibis harransue he
entirely failed TO discuss the questions in ISSUE
lie referred 70 what the Legislature Of Indiana did
FIVE years ago. and to its acts in ten and aftcen
years past He dwels upon the insane Asylum,
the University at Bloomington. the former temper
snee Law Of this Ssac. Know Noshingi-m. the free
Bmks Of Indians, and he intcrlsr,Ied this freely
with such beautiful expressions "A cred mouthrd
Irish. "l,p-earled Datch,r GLORIOUS free mig.
gers" and 50 on. to his own hearts content, and
to the general disgust Of the more intelligent and
reasonable portion Of his large and respectable au
ditery-
Dr.. ovcrman. in his reply. briefly showed that
the orator had either purposcly or ignorsnty dody
ed the questions at issue He, however, exposed
the nonsense and fAsity Of msny Of his petty posi-
tiess on State policy. in . m ,naer that could not
fail 10 hare burnt any M IN to the red, who was at
all appreciative- Ovcrman then proceeded to in
tsoduce sonc matters and things, Of real interest
IN the discussion He showed from the financial
reports 81 Secretary Cobb that this Administration
had been plunsiug the country about fifteen mil
lions Of dollars deeper in debt ever year since the
Old Bsch took his seat a. President. He showed
$50, fon she facts and figures, that nearly all
great national enterprises, as the construction of
lighthouses, &c had been suspended in the mean.
tine Tor want Of funds. This miserable fn.nr;.--
ins. vas proven By reference to the financial rcnort
cffes7-Ss. pages 3, 5. 2e9 and 30. and elsewhere
IN fhat rork. and from other Official documents
twas shown also that many Of the petty mail con-
sraess throughout the whole country had been
ossehesed ard that the interests aud safety of the
Anes'caa people had been neglected from Maine
soCsa1eFHia Sos ssnt Of fssds- and that shis had
~ eo-e 70 pass N time Of unparalleled peace
- presperhy-shat We had been at war with no
ssFeisn powcr-had made no conque stand pur
eeased M Territory Instead Of plunsing us sixty
naIioqs a d,llars in debt an eeonoszcaI Ad..;.;s
ss.zsn would have ieft that amount of money in
f's srsAsury ssd 49,. therefore this wicked and
corrupt Administration has squandercd at Ie.s.
enc hssdred and twenty millions OF the peoples
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
OHIO CAS- b S T 0 R E |!
FOR THE SUMNER tribe!

Mr. facilities for purchasing goods IN Philadcl-
phia, New York and OF the manufacturers, enabling
me to sell goods at wholesale and City prices are
Of the best and persons not fully acquainted with
the value Of goods have every assurance that when
dealing at my store they pay the same prices rs
the most experienced purchasers. promise to do
INV best to please and satisfy those who favor me
with call, as am determined To establish char
ac,cr for selling at low prices. Ny motto is, "sma
profits and quick returns"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

Excussox.-n arrangements can be made with
the Railroad for half fare tickets, IL is proposed
that our citizen. visit Valparaiso next Wednesday
understand that Preparations are being made
at that place for the celebration of our National
b;rsh-d.y on grand scale. Visitors from Plym-
outh will doubtless be cordially received
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
The Great Holland Remedy.

BE1UAyE'S HOLLAND BfTTERS.-Per-
sons subject to nervous or sick headache will find
ina BGrinves HOLLAND Bittcrs sure, sale and pleas
ant remedy IL soothcs The throbling head, cor
scility of the icf. assists digestion, and
creates healthy appetite. IL Is, without doubt,
most delightful preparation, aud eifcctual rem
e,iv. The fact that it r. INV very popular med
icinc throughout all the Holland settlements in
Wisconsin. New York. Michigan. Illinois and In.
diana speaks mich in its favor. See advertise
mrnt in another column. I'm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

OIp MxS's MEErrSe.-Thc Old Men of this
cssnsy meet at the Court House next Wednesday,
the 9Th Of July. II the matter had been preached
sooner our citizens would have doubtless rendered
them pablie dinner. l. il too late yet to act7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

PEnkrxs-The county pet. made another attempt
TO brrak Jail by removing the brick around the
opening left Cor the storcppc. last Thursday night
The Sheriff heard him at work and went in to see
wha. w,s the m,tter. Suddenly setting down the
fluid lamp il broke and frightened Perkins very
ruch. Who ilious.rtit was dsbolicsl attempt to
burn him alive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28


For the Republican.
NJ, Fnrrc.-Tbe citizens of Bourbon having
m IL arrin ZEN Tor celebration of the 18th oil
Jr,y. r..,s.-t tn. follosins Program to be pub
E<h-,l in your paper:
sabbath school and Natiosai Celebration
Mt Bsurboa--Pubiic Dinner.
TIE t,,sth Schools, together with all who
wish t. ipn in the celebration. viii meet at the
s.arl h,1se in rtrbpn At o'clock. where they
viii form procession. anl conducted hy the Sn-
rrrintcn lent AMI M,rshils gill march 10 the grove
take place.
rRocR,NNE-
I. PRAYER by the Chaplain.
2. Singing by the Sabbath Schools.
3 RIA lin. of the Dsclar,:ion of Independence
4. Singing by tic Schools.
:. O-,ti,n. by ID. E. ,nvalkenburgh. Esq.
g. Patriotic Song.-"Thc Red. White and
Blu"
=. Recess for Dinner.
9. Remuks t. the 5 d,s,th Schools, by Rev
VIM. Porter
.. Singin, BY the ,hs,i., Schools.
II Offering of Res u utioas and cxtcmporancous
remarks.
H. Singing by the Schools.
IL Bcn.siictiun-
The citizens OF Bourbon extend an invitation "a
all the S,5,,h Schools in the vicinity, and all 9th
crs who s,tenl. to participate in the proceed
iugs- II is expected that each win bring basket
of vicsuas to be placed upon he table for tho use
ofsh~ company Good music viii be in attendance
BY Order Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

- TRA D.
- About the last of March, 1860, a bro~n. year
ling mare colt, with some white hairs about tho
head. is probably moro Of nm iron gray by this
time. Also, on the 18th ofths month. bay marc
and brown yearlins horse colt. The mare has
.wo white feet behind. star in her forehead and il
lame in her left hind leg. She probably ID or l6
years old. The colt has one white foot behind
No other marks remembered.
will give any reasonable compensation 10 any
person who will give me any information that will
enable me to find either of thcm or whs viii lea We
word at this ofhcc. LEVI DONNIE.
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