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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-08-04
Premier reudu, Premier seryl !!

II E soussgue Sc prepare GUTTER les opeloasas
II A lie Ter dAoat proclaim. II en- main un grand
assortment de marebaudises de toase sorte qui
peuvent composer un fonds de magasln DC eampagne,
ct don't il ot dsposer ayant cette epoque; Ell con-
sequence. ceux aui consuteropt leurs propres inte
rats feront bisn de hui rendre visi.e, attendu que
vedre i dois, ct que tout article acuellement dans
le Nagasin bo" n,areh5 dss 0psioasas sera debts
dTci 4 repoque susdite. Quand il aura ecoue son
stock, il iouera son uagasin jusqa'au Ter de deem
bre 1860.
lie soussignd De pense pas sacrifer ses marcbar'-
discs lr,ais les veudra, diei au Ter dAoa pour CO
quil en- pourra retirer. Son stock compose Ut
magniique assortment de
MARcHAsDIsEs SEcHEs,
LIKGE FAlr, SELLERIE,
CoUTELLERIE, PARFUaERIE,
CHApEAUx, BorTEs, seUIikas NC
81 le public seus achcter bon marehe, en- vocs
roe.as;nn S. LEVY.
Opelousas, 2f Avrl 1850. *s
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CheVfysEr Ep0res.

. "a AH9 1VoVs0s1sV N12vV0EE%s
iH{D Sc sont echappes de la sa-
y vanne de NJ Lastie Dupre, pres
des Opelousas, lie 81 ou le % Juliet courapt.
an Cheval mexicain girls marque peu pres
siDsi D-s a la cuisse tgauche, age d'environ
y ans, ct portant des parques recentes de la
Selle.
Un autre Cbeval creole bal, d'environ i
ans, marque a peu pres ainsi - 5 sur Ia
euisse, quelques polls blancs sur lie CARROT.
Une recompense hsnnete sera accoTdee a
quieonque ramenera ces chevaux chez N. >.
Lastie Dupre.
DOMINIQUE PIQUEM1L,
Opelousas % Juliet 1850.
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YENYE PURAIQUE.

Par ze soussigus, Eucanteuz dams ct 1,ouy
Ia Payoisse st. Landry.
III u public est par lie present ayerti quill
MA sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, devant Ia por-
te de la Maison de Gour, d Opelousas,
lie Mards 2l Aout proclaim, 1860,
Ia propriete suivante, dependant de Ia sncces-
sion de feu Charles George Miller, drcede,
dernierement de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, q
SAVIOR: zs
Uza moroccan de TeFre,
etaut 1e Lot gu Quart Nord- Est de Ia Sec
ton No. % dams lie Township No. 8 Sud de
la Rangee No. 5 Est, contenant cent soixan-
te-un acres ct 49 centiemes
Conditions: Compliant.
r. BENGUEREL, Encanteuy.
Opelousas 2I Juliet 1860.
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EsCLAVES DE LA CIVILISATION

ESCLAVES DE La CIVILISATION.
On ne Sc doute guere de l'enfer que cache
Ia splendide surface de la civilisatiun ct du
progres-La femme a la mode ne volt pas
Sc rehechir dams le brilliant email de ses car
tons de toilette. des formes tremblantes ct
ct des faces paies; ct pourtant les vapeurs
mercurielles auxquelles est dn Get eclat, pro-
duisent la paralysie ct la mort-L elegante
coutellerie qui orne la table du richie ct JUS
qua l'aiguille que font mouvoir des doigts
agiles, conduisent les ouvriers une tombe
prematuree, par la route de la phtisie
allumettes ehimiques, Get article indispensa-
bic du menagc, sont egaIement fatales aux
lubricants. La bcaute, qui sadmire dams la
glace d'un boudoir, ne volt pas au fond s'a-
giter les squelettes accumules pour la satis-
faction de sa coquetterie--Il existe 4 peine
IN meter ou uue profession qui aioute au
luxe de la civilisation sans causer a ceux qui
pembrassent Ia decrepitude ct la mort Les
vapeurs ct les miasmes des mines, ratmos-
'phere empoisonnee des usines, les exhalaisons
des boutiques de doreurs ct des fabriques de
peintures, Ia poussiere des mineraux qui
penetre la poitrine des artisans. depuis lie
taileur de diamants jusqu'au plus humble
MACON, tout cela abrege ct detruit Ia vie.
Une voix imperieuse entraine ces infortunes
au suicide, celle de Ia necessite. La neces-
site est un ma1tre cruel ct son vasselage n a
aucun trait redempteur.
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Nous sommes autorise annoncer que RoBT
=. PArrEs Esq de la Paroisse Vermlon, est candi-
trict judiciaire compose des Paroisses St. Landry
Calcasieu, Lafayette ct Vsrnillon. Aout.
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GYr Nous sommes sequis d'annoncer iHon. G. q.
MoUrcs CONNIE caisdidat pour Juge du District COM
pose des PaFoisses St. Landry Calcasien, vermilion
ct Lafayette, ala prochaiae election. e ay 1860
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I'm faitde lethargie assez extraordinaire
Went de Sc produire a Angoulelne. LIE mar.
di % mai. Ia dame .1e.y, we've d 'un ancien
employe ddoo 'octrsii de cette Vile, demeurant
avec 50 fa.nille sur le renipart du Nord,
apres avoir pris son repas comme a rordi.
naire, s'est eouchee vers sept heures du soir,
ainsi qu'elle en- await eontTacte phabitude.
LIE lendemain ses enfants, ne l'ayant pas vue
Sc reveiller une heure assez avancee de Ia
journee, current devoir faire venir un mede-
Gin, lequel ordonna tout ce quill pouvait y
avoir d faire en- pareilIe Circumstance un
spr6tre fus egalement appele les secours de
la areligion furent aussi administers Mime
Jolly. Depuis ce moment, cette dame dort
dun sommeil fort paisible ses traits ne sont
pas le moins du monde ateres, .le pouls est
parfaitement regulisr, ct aucun signe carac-
teristique dun reveil proclaim ne s'est en-
core manifesto, bien que neuf jours Sc soient
bient6t ecoules depuis qu'elle est plongee
dams ce sommeil.
Nine Jolly qui est agee de soixante-quinze
ans. quoique atteinte depuis cinq annees
dune paralysie du cote gauche, jouissait Jus
qu'iei dune bonne sante, c'est-a-dire que,
malgre son infrmite, les fonctions de la vie
s'accomplissaient 81 bien chez ellie, qu'elle
etait toujours dune humeur aimable ct gale.
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@ endroit, il sera egalement ven
>szas du par Joseph Chenier. en-.
canteur, sous l'autorisation d'Evariste Gull
lory, lequel garantira le titre, Ia propriete
ci.dessous decrite, savoir:
La Section Al du Township 7 Sud. Ran
gee Quest, contenant 407 54-100mes acres,
environ 300 acres desquels sopt terre boisee,
situes> sur ct faisant face au Bayou Mallet,
bornee dun cote par une terre des heritiers
de Baptiste Meuillon ct de pautre par Tho
mas Coopwood ct ais, appartenant en- COM
munaute q tous les heritiers de Martin Do
nato, Celeste Donate ct Catherine Victoire
Donate Cet'e terre est connue sous le nom
de Pointe Georges.
Opelousas, % Juliet 1860.
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~ pLus BEILE pGcHT. Nous aEons dams notre
psroisse heaucoap de beaax 'vergers pfoduisant do
beaux fruits. Celte aimee strtont. 6ta favorable
aux arbres fratiers. 81 nous avons vu des pommes,
Dies poifes 81 pa paehes dune grosaear eztraorti-
naire ny aueIaaes senlaiaes, Oh nous envoya
deux pschas nonstres don't nous donnanes les dii-
nleasioas Cepenaant plus crosse que mons ayous
vue csste aimee Went dusser dc u. JardeI Gle
snesure neuf posees de circonfe erence cest-a,dire
srois poures Dc damatr es ne peut enIrer dams an
verre ordinaire Test pcusauoi, sans doute, on
'en fsra pas des pdches \ 1'ean. vie. .5H.
9otle soiain DO gauche, qai ne plaisante jjamaia
mus asause aHoir caeIli dansle dc oncle
aeux psehea aui mesuraiens dgaleInent neuf pouces
Id crconfa farence. Lhabitation de roncIa oct dams
le voisinage ID vergsr ae Jardel % aai fsrait
supppser que II sol ds celte partie de d aroisse
ssra;t tras favorable 4 d culture DE- ce fruit.
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GkSce ct Farine de Mis-

CoNsTANMENT en- mains ct ID ven"se pss
~ 4 1HOJ s1r.., Opelousas
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JOEL Il. sANDoZ, Notairs Public,
T7IENT de transporter son bureau dams Ia rue
Maine, pres du Magasin de Ney & Dupr6,
enbas de limprimerie du Courier des Ope1ousas.
Opeiousas, q Juliet 1860.
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Hotslg IsastIlllIe,

sneantsaz ssu, Ia Pavo;sse Sc. La~a1y
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Vente Ssuhlidue.
Succession de Joseph Guillory

Succession de Joseph Guillory.
IT E public est par lie present averti quill
- sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie soussl
gne, encanteur public dams ct pour la Paroisse
St, Landry, sur lhabitation ci-dessous desi-
gnee, au Bois Mallet, Paroisse ST. Landry,
etant la dernisre residence dudit defunt, lie
Jeudi, 80 Aodt proclaim, 1860,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, apparte-
nant la succession de feu Joseph Guillory,
b. c. l., decide, q savoir
200 Arpents de Terre de Bois,
situee dams lie Bois du Bayou Mallet. bornee
au Nord par de la terre de c. Steel, FEST
par F. Guillory ct autres, au Sud par lie Ba-
you Mallet, ct a POuest par une terre appar-
tenant ladite succession.
UAl AUTRE AAORCEAu De TERRE,
contenant 1876 20-100me1 acres, etant le
Lot No. de la Section 20 du Township
Sud de la Rangee 2 Est @.*
assausszksS Environ Is tetes de betes
S cornes, paturant chez Jean
sYK Allins, Ia Piniere, ct devant
1'a~ Ia etre livrees par lui une Ju.
ment creole un Cheval creole une vache
douce ct son veau; une paire de Boeufs de
tire I'm lot de Coouons.s Il
CONDITIONS: Tonte somme de dix pias-
tres ct -lessous, payable le Ter d'Avril
proclaim, 1861, ct toute somne au-dessus de
dix piastres, payable une moitie le Ter d'A-
vril 1861 ct lautre moitie lie Jer d'Avril
suivant, 1862 Les terres seront vendues
payables en- trois termes annuels ct egaux, a
partir du Ter d'Avril dernier 1860 Les ac-
quereurs fournissant leurs billets avec eau
ton solidaire, ct de plus, les terres demeurant
specialement hypothequees a ladite success
sion jusqu' 'au plein ct enter payement du ca
pital ct des interets qui pourront sly accroitre.
JOSEPH CHENIER, Encauteuy.
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RETnAlrE b Ere III VOGUE vEaDaE.- En- sc re-
farant Amos cooaaes avis. vcrfa que les Sour
ces Dc BslGtene5, 6tablisseaaen.s, 200 arpents Dc
tesre &C. &c soilt ofFerts q veilte l'amiable.
s Les araatag rsnnis De Bal Cheney, Fair pur es
vsifans d. fspiaisrc. d yertudes eanxdss Sources
etraugns eItation issanse Dc lencoura-
gernen. que le public aceerde cette agreeable Re-
traite doit nalurellenent eucourager i apecu-
lalion. Lepeans est pas 6loign6e oa Bell Cheney
sera IN des Dc g genre Ies nieux
conrag6s d. Sud.
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@ LE P1TKIorE PORN BELL Er EyERETr. L'ediseur
da Passl,te 4 venda Influence De son journal pour
jasaaa ID prochaine election. au patti de Bel et
Everett iii di*posant aiaisi de ses COLONIES. NJ.
Rodolphe Chachere veut quil soft bsn entendu
aa'ilns sara dorenasant point responsible des ar;
ticles edisoriaax de journal, q,oiaan soft toa
ialra propristaire dn matesieL
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Tue PAR LA AFoUDRE.-Dimanche dernier, vers une
beure de rapres-midi un jeune homme de couleur,
Joseph, fs de N. Alexantlre Arceneaux Sc trouvait
en- visise chez nn de ses amis Voisins une eonrte
distance de rhabitation de son pere, Ia Praire
Laurent, iorsque durant un orage, il se trouyait
debout au pied dun lit vs-ayis ct pres dune porte
ouyrant au pignon sud ct cansant ayec un, ami de
son age qui Sc rouvait assis face du foyer, dams
u mame chambre, lorsque la foudre toinbant tua
Joseph suhitement ct faiiIit renverser son compa-
eor terre Leclair fatal est entire par lie faite dn
pignoa de la maison. entamant le poteIet qul sup
son e1trsnlite snpeIieure. ct Fesquant en- descen-
dant iusfn'a environ pied ct demi de son extre.
mite iaferieure doa il fondit aplemb sur so yictime,
ne lassant pour signes de passage que Ia dechi
rure 5du souier ct du chausson du pied droit CONNIE
auss le grilsge du poll de la jambe iusqu'au genou,
sans pour cela avor aecte soft le panta!on SOFT e
ealcon ct IN peu dc sang rspandu par Ia bouche ct
ct par le nez. @ 5# Il.
Joseph Arceneaux etait' age de tout pres de IS
ans i s'etail attire, par SOU caractsre benvelant
ct le respect quill portat aux etrangeis, lamii6 ct
d consideration de chaeun, ct pour sa Emil!e, e'e
tait au cas- echeant. le anbsti,ut de son pare.
Y ~ Les amis de BELL ct Everett ont en- une as
ssmblse dnns IEglse Aethodiste de Washington,
lun Il deraier. Ceux aui ont assis1e avoueas que
rassebIee atais pas nofnbrense nais bsn ehoisie,
car i await beaacoup de DANES.
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BelH-Csae1zsy a vendre.

a8 La soussignee vendra,
l zasM a I'amiable, cette Retraite d'ete
Assl 81 loyalement encourage ct bien
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OPEL OU g A 8 s

sAMEDI MATIN. ::::::4 AoUT 1860
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
PLYMOUTH INDIANA THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1860. 80 a.
Pay your store and grocery bills. Yes

Pay your store and grocery bills. Yes,
sir: pay up, and never again run into debt
for what you eat. drink or wear Finan-
ciering for time in that direction is evil
dence Of want OF brains. AMI If contin-
ued, your friends should demand the seryi-
ces of a coroner to see if you are not dead
Ito all wisdom.
Pay yoHr minister. In this matter you
have had too little either Of conscience OF
honesty. He. good man, may live by faith,
but not on faith. A barrel of flour. sir
loin steak. a new garment, or an American
eagle, may be a stranger to his family,
but speedy Introduction of such tangible
evidences of life, health and prosperity
would, doubtless. prove aT"glorious Wis
ion."f4 EIf IioLo1 1 fbDbL
Pay your physieian-faithfal man, who
has patiently watched by your bedside. or
by the dear departed. never delaying, night
or day, to obey your anxious summons
Forget not this Christian duty.
Pay yonr lawyer-what!! do you owe
him? We'll, then, pay up speedily; for
who over heard of peace with such debt
hanging over him. ltis impossible. For
pity sake pay him.
Pay your debts to the community, for
which no verbal or written promise ever
has been given. Public improvements
have been made. Your town or village
has been beautifed. and you have been BEN
Gifted. For this you are in debt. Now
quiet your conscience in that qnarter.
Pay off that old mortgage. which has so
long been burden to you and yours
Stop short, economic. wear out your old
garments. deny yourself luxuries, shoulder
the load. and send daylight once more
through your dwelling.
Pay your newspaper debts. Reader. il
you owe single dime to this journal, we
have preached in vain and spent our
strength for nought, unless you act imme
diately. You will indeed prove stony
ground, nearer, if you do not 81 down
quickly and wlite-"here's your money
Finally, what we say to one, we say to
all: Pay mp. Thus endeth this lesson
" y. Lndspeadent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

Marriages in Germany are preceded BY
the following forms and ceremonies: ~
lst. proposal: 2i. bttrothal; 81. pub
lie thinner or supper of announsement; 4sh,
tlp protocoling or testimonials rcqnircd
by Government. 'being-lst. certificate
of vaccination; 2l, week day school
ticket, in proof Of regular attendance there;
81. certificate of atteillance upon reli-
gious teacher; 4th, a certificate oficon6r-
nation: 5th. conslnct certificate: 9th. a
service book; 9TH, wa-9erbuch (this re-
fers to the compulsory travels Of their hand
works burchen or handicrafts,nen. 9th.
an apprnlice ticket; 9th. statement made
and substantiatcd as to property, which. ;f
not satisfactory according to circumstan-
ccs. destroys the whole thing: 10th. per-
mission from the parents; 1lth. residence,
permission ticket; 18th. a certificate as to
the due performance Of military dutics;
18th. an examination ticket; 18th. ticket
OF business. or occupation at the time
The higher classes have more difficulties
than these. Tins Bavarian officer can
not marry until he has provided f40 per
annum for his future family. 3.
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NEw FAME. Niagara Co.. Ny.

HousINo CATTLE. English expert.
menter last fall tied up four bullocks under
hoyel, three in separate boxes, and kept
seven loose in two yards. four in one end
and three in another. each having howell
or shed to run under. The fourteen beasts
were all alike in age, and were treated in
the same way. namely: eight pounds of
linsecd cake each per day, threc-quarters
OF a bushel Of inangei wurtzels. and hay or
oatstraw distributed equally to ALL Those
shut up in the boxes; and those tied up
were all ready for market first. and those
fed in the yards replaced in the boxes. bur
when they came to be marketed it was
found thoy were not ready by month as
early as those that were tied or fastened
up.-Rural Ne,0 Yorker. igffl ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
Proclamation
"a tt4fr -foR-- ssa tE
A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.


In conformity with time honored
usage of my predecessors in the Executive
office, l hereby designate and appoint
THURSDAY, the goth of November
next, as day of public thanksgiving and
prayer throughout the State. and / recon-
mend that the people Of the State on that
day abstain from their ordinary secular
pursuits. close their usual places of bust
ness. anil unite in thanksgiving to AL
mighty God for the many blessings we
have received at His hands. oleH ss0l =
Given under my hand and seal of the
.as i.s State of Indiana, at indianapolis,
RI CT this 22,l day Of October, in the
year of our. Lori One Thousand
aeia g Eight Hundred an Sixty. s $
:satri91 % ABRAM A.. HAMMOND.
: BY the Governor: .h
CYRUs L. DuSHAM. Secretary of State
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

Reader. now is the time to pay youl
debts. Good resolutions are very good a.
far as they so. but. in the opinion Of yonl
creditors, they don't pay eitherthe butcher
the doctor. or the merchant. We beg oi
you, therefore, to give your attention to
the following practical remarks" They
are not intended, we will say privately. for
either Of your ncighbors, but specially for
yourself. ~ 2 esssha aes
s Pay your borrowed money. Don't Ion
ger bur,lcn your frien.ls Let those who
have been kind in aiding you now under
stand that you are ':free and Independent
citizen. 80 - tHs -
Payyour bank debts. Don't lean day
longer, II you can help it. on corpora
tion. When a pinch comes some such in
stituiicns. it has been found. are broken
freed. ieie
Pay Immediately; or. if that is not do
sirable. safely invest at once all trust funds
in your possession. Don't dic in debt to
tho widow, the orphan. or q relative. 1'p
Pay the poor, for they need every dollar
you owe them, and your Indifference or de-
lay may cost them Inconvenience, suiier-
ing. tears anil death. t<s t.ieeas' - asf
Pay your servants before you Sleep
Don't delay that Christian dnty an hour.
To such especially be very prompt, Just
and liberal. W ssste
Pay your taxes-yes, your tores3 al
Though the impression extensively prevails
that proesstinatiou in that direction Is not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

In 1904 the yellow fever prevailed in
New York to 4 fearful extent. / sat in tht
shop door in the cool of the day One day
l beheld man progressing from the south
he walked in the middle of the street, and
was reading the names on the sign-boards
"Mr. Thorburn," said he, Il have iusl
como on shore from tie ship Draper. from
Liverpool. Lam as6rrenter by trade; !
can't find work Can't you tell me where
/ can find board till the fever is over? My
name is Robert Hoe" ...,.ses.a4
He looked young. simple and honest. !
knew the heart Of the sEanSn. / called
my wife.
Fs "My DEAR" said I, "lfis stranger can
neither find work nor board-wil you
board him? a.av
"Yes," said she.
to nurse himg" al4a 4's1
Il will -
Thank you" said I,,e"for this God
will bless YOU"
Before one week elapsed he took the fe-
yer. procured an eminent physician; my
wife and myself nursed him. On the
fourth day of the fever he was under the
operation Of powerful medicine. The fe-
yer was coursing his vicns. and burning
up his English blood. o l sat by his bed.
He fastened his eyes on mine. ea ,ssa
! ooh! Mr.. Thorburn, Mr.. Thorburn!'
he exclaimed. 81 shall die. l can never
stand this" u Hsf f
ITO be sure. Robert, we all must die.
| shall see You master builder in New
York, and married to bonnie Yankee
lass. and live to carry your grandchildren
in NV arms yet"
When 1 held the cooling drops to his
lips, and pressed his burning head within
my hands. / little thought there lay the
germ of a machine that was destined to
rc~olutionize the world Of literature. At
that time common school Bible cost dol
lar; now they are sold for twenty i've
cents. His sons aided several improve
ments to their fathers invention; they are
much esteemed wherever known.
.'l was travelling in f,cw Jersey some ten
years ago; stepping from the cas-. | noti-
eed deeont looking citizen among the
spectators. h .noi'i-g isi ia
. Says I: "Sir. my business will dctain
me q week in this town-I don't like to
step at a tavern--can you'infofm me where
1 can find quiet, pr.sate family, where
may iboari?" sa'sa1s ~ moai'p
: II can. he replied. ..Come with me-"
We turned a corner. On . piazzo, in
front of the house. sat comely NATION
On her lap sat child that might have seen
six summers!
Good wife," says my conductor. "this
is Mr.. Thorburn, from New York. He
wants private accommodations. Can you
board him for week?" -. ef -, test
THAT will" said she, 'for twelve
month, If he says so. have often heard
my father tell how Mr.. Thorburn took
him in his house and nnrsed him, when he
took the yellow fever" iisssa ,-yiss
''What was your fathers name?" / en-
quirei. alea - j. feaI n q Q
Robert Hoe .s...,
''Is that your child?"
at isl said she.
Madam. tits over forty years ago, when,
cheering your father, 1 told him hoped to
carry his grand child in my arms. This
day my prediction is fulfilled in your
eyes
The elder Hoe 1died in 1885, Grant
IHor5urn. atiii in4i.n mo. cal fsg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

WHITE CLovER.-There is an advantage
In pasturing white clover. which does not
strike every farmer. Each joint, furnishes
a fresh root. (and of course fresh plant,)
whenever each joint comes in close contact
with the soil. consequently the more it Is
troddcn,a the thicker it will spring up.
Hence. one reason why It grows most luxu-
riantly near the bars and gateways of our
pastures. whore the cattle often congregat&
Boston Chlkivosor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

A Ts,LlJos--Fsw people have any Idea
Of the vastness al atrillicn. Not trill-
ion Of days have elapsed since the crcs-
ton Of Adam. nor will that number elspse
until February 1, A. D. 25.825. In .
trilIion of days there are 81 GIG. .587 years.
81 days. hour, - minutes, and 20 So
coBdsr y w u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

A. addition of twsntyfvs per cent viii be made on the
sbove rates for Special Notices
Axsnts cities win be allowed twenty
Eve per commission bat advertisement Of any kind,
viu - ins.rtsd At less than regular rates. >sz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

Nobody is more certain to be overreach-
Ell than your sharp fellow. If nobody
else oysrreacnes hin, he is sure to over