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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

t.tEALED PROPOSALS for keeping all the
- paupers of Marshall County, by one person,
at one place, will be received until the first Monday
Of March next The contract viii be awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder, who will be required
to enter into bond and security for the faithful dis
charge of his duties. Bids should specify the
amount each paupcr will be kept for per week, I'm
'cludng necessary clothing and all other expenses
connected with keeping them IN a comfortable
manner, subject to the supervision of the County
Commissioners. The contract will be let for one
or two years as the Commissioners may elect.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor
ian26'GO 1911 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

The Committee appointed to prepare Premium
List. and consisting Of the following persons, to-wt
yosepb Evans, lanes H. Case, Mark Cummings
G. O. Poneroys D. S. Conser, James A. Corse
William Hand, L B. Halsey and s. A. Francis
are reqsesfed - meet at the Office of James Fl
Case, on Saturday, che 18th day of February, 1860
- ~ o'clock, A. m. for the purpose Of preparing
eid Last. Every member Of said Committee !.
requested 70 aftead
By order Of the Society.
JOSEPH EVANS, President.
marx CuxxIsGs, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.

DR. Halls BAIsAM FOR THE LUNGS AND DH.
Bakers Pam PAxAcEA in of Bronchitis,
Group and Asthma, are used in conjunction with the
happest efects,-one a, an intern,l, and the other
as external remedy. The action of the former
is to expel all corrupt matter which lodges in the
air passages, while the latter. counter irr mt
DIR Tvs to the surface. whateve inf animation exists
and thus BIZ mutual assistance, the parts are healed
, as If by magic.
A full supply always on h,nd by agents every
| where. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

RoasnAcK's Coxrouyp CHEMICAL Son.--Hav-
ing seen this new discovery thoroughly tried. we
have no hesitation in saying that it will do all the
iFenkor saysit will, and believe it to be valuable
aftieie- Those wishing any further information in
regard 70 II can obtain all they may desire BY call
ing on Mr.. T. MCGOWAN. the owner ofthe risht of
this county. at the Edwards House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

CoxIcAL--If you want the best comical publica-
ton in the United States, enclose 81 90 in letter
WITH yoar address anil direct il to RosrKr GUM,
Editor and Proprietor of the Ner York Pieoynn,.
.rs1 William Street, New York, and you will re
seire "a number weekly for six months Every
number contains several comic Illustrations, the
sight Of which caifsot fail TO make yoa "laugh and
grow fat''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

CiRccrr Ccrnr-Convencs next week The
docket K rather larger than usual. Divorce cases
are few and far between--not one fifth as many as
there ~ere year ago. One ofthe most important
cases comes from Lapote County-sui on note,
defense said to be, that note was given to lady to
point lc,,led pistol otherwise than towards Ger
tain seuferahs head. We know nothing Of the
facts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
A GREAT BARGAIN
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.!
TIE Host Desirable Property i'm the County !.

ffe Host Desirable Property In the Comfy !! I.
VIE undersigned offers to sell his Grist Mill
j and tract of land, containing Sc acres, on
which 1t IS located, on very reasonable terms tits
located six and half miles west of Plymouth
The Mill is in good repair, manufactures the best
quality OF Hour and has the best run of custom of
any othefin the county. The water power Is steady
and believed to be superior to any otherin Marshall
county By proper attention from three to five
thotsand dollars per annum can be made on the
Mill, and perhaps more. He will take any kind of
good property in part payment.
For further particulars enquire on the premises
of ~ a AEPPS paTy1yvfW
January 90. ls6o-letf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

CAxpGDarEs roR STATE OrrcEs-There has
been much talk amonSs. Republicans as to what
members Of their party ittcst to Eli the official
stations they will have at their disposal the coming
fall.
q We lcarn from private source that Professor
Mixes ]. Fletcher, Of the Asi,ury Uni, crsity at
Grrcncassic, wiltsccept the nomination for Super
intenslcnt Of Public Instruction, if rendered him
He l. not politician and does not want therefore
10 become candidate in the sense that most poll
,icians are. II elected he will be officer Of the
State-nos Of any p,rticalar party or creed We
are personally acquainted with Mr.. Fletcher and
know him to be lawyer. a gentleman. and thor
oush etlucationiss- If elected We know he will
mike one of the most popular as well as the most
useful Saperintendcnts t.e State ever had.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

SocrAsIEs.-The Presbyterian sociable meets
this evening at the residence of Mr. Blain.
The Methodist Sociable meets Tuesday evening
At she dwelling of Mark Cummings, Esq.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

vALESrfyrs! VAIEsrsSEsl:-All kinds of emit.
mental and Comic Valentines mry be had at d..
TIA. Lemons Drug Store
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
s72O.457

Total amount Of assets, $780, SO
Liza d IL III Z s.
9th No liabilities to Bks, or others, due or not due
9Th No losses adjusted and due.
7th Losses either unadjusted orr t.cz mn ..
9Th Adjusted and not due, so'''io CD
9th losses in suspense, waiting further
proof. included in last answer above.
10Th All others claims against the Com
pany, dividends unpaid) 1920 90
Total Liabilities, S6s,s3O s5
llth The rule Of the Company is not to exceed
$4,000 in any risk. subject to loss by a sim
gle fire.
10Th The amount insured in a CITY or village de-
ponds upsn its subsequently, all the desirable
risks to de had; subject to the last rule above
named.
18th The amount insured in any one block of bull
dings, depends upon its size and construction,
subject to the rule above referred to.
l4th A certified copy of the Act of Incorporation
Accompanies this Statement.
TIMOTHY c. ALLYN, Secretary.
State Of Conntcficuf, Hartford County, ssh
HARTFORD, January 9th, 1850
Personally appeared T. G. ALVIN, Secretary of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement, by him sub
scribed is true full and correct statement of the
affairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far as can
be ascertained at this date. its actual condition on
the first day OF January, 1860
Before me, GEO S. GILMAN, J.P.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

This week closes the first year OF our career as
Local Editor or the Republican. The position We
have thus occupied, we are aware, has indeed been
an humble one,-and perhaps was best suited to
our csuabilitics, and as were not an avowed as
pirant for editorial honors, in it we were somewhat
content
In sae discharge Of odf duties whilst laboring in
this capacity. our highest aim has been to do what
IN ourjmgment seemed best calculated topromote
the true interests of these for whom we labored.-
Ifany one has been benefited pleased because Of
our sayings and doings We are glad, those whom We
have anwittingly offended win, ofcourse, forgive.
Most Of our readers are aware tina. we have not
devoted al our time to this business, but do not
know how little time has been appropriated to the
preparation Of our articles, nor the difficulties
under which a. an editor We have labored. Most
al Of our articles hare been forced, none have been
written and rewritten with and at our leisure
Sometimes We jot down our items and at the SINE
time answer the questions Of inquisitivc individ-
ul,-at other times. lattcrly, our scribbling is
due during vexatious squall.--and again at the
Last cry for s'copy." and 50 ON, ad iafnifum-
HcrsaIkcr VIC shall not be able to collase and
ranee weekly column ofitems, but to compensate
Zoe any loss that my arise fom this inability We
sh assay oftencr to write articles Of length than
hs5een our won't, and yet not 50 long as to render
the reading Of them irksome. The latest items
of news, however, will Invariably appear in the
RErusuc,x, and many Of them will be written by
funper hands than ours. 1t is the design of those
ists<sea in this paper to mike ii one OF the best
4 -.
end we shall contribute mite.
All articles written By US after this date will be
marked so as to indicate their authorship.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

SypliIitic Swellings, Erysipelas,
Scald Head, Salt RheuL,
Old Sores, Tumors. Canker,
Female Complaints, &c.
All diseases arising from
any in,purity of the blood
Yield readily to the Alternative
influence of this remedy.
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor,
l24 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
To whom all orders must be addressed. Sold
by all druggists. ft3mll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

ing. Grainins or Fapcring. are referred to Messrs
CxonAS & LAxscS's Card, in to-day paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

wasmSeros BAtL--The approaching annivcr-
sary of wasiington's birth day, the Odd February,
isso be commcmorated, we learn, by a grand Ball
and Supper at the Edwards House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
Special Aottces.
s G ON I'LL s
BLOOD and LIVER SYRUP

This Recipe is given
to all physicians,
That they may know
what they are using.
The combination OF
Sarsaparlla with Stllingia
Is we'll known TO al
Medical men as the best
Compound TO purify
the Blood ever used.
Itcurcs Scrofulai,
all its worst forms
All diseases of the Ski,
il cures effcctuailv-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DR.. DuPOyCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS

FOR FEMALES

D Arcinfallible for ;: Pregnant fe males, or
removing Stoppagcs or = those supposng them
Irregularities of the = selves so, are cautioned
Menses- z against using pills while
The pills are nothing . in that condition, as the
new but have been us ed = proprietor assumes no
by the Doctor in HIS responsibility after the
practice for nnarU years, = above admonition, al
both in France and = though their mildness
America, with nnparal- would prevent any iniu-
leled success, in every = ry to health otherwise
case; and he is urged bv : these pills are recon.
many thousand ladies mended. Directions ac-
who have used them, TO :. companying each Box
make the Pills public, = Pace 81 90.
for the alienation of : NB--Ask for DR. Du-
these suffering from any = ponco's Golden Pills.
irregularities whatever,lS See signature on every
preventative to ladies box. You then obtaif,
whose health will not = a pill you may depend
permit Of an increase of f. upon.
family. Z Ladies' by enclos;,c
one dollar by mail to either of the agents below,
can have the pills sent (confdentaly) to any part
of the country.
JOHN d. PARK:
124 Lake Street, CHICAGO,
Agents for the North w estern States also Deal
srs in Patent Medicines generally. In34yll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

seat quarter:
I. w. tt. Carbutt.
Wv T-Niss VI C. Alderman
W. Sc. c. s. Kecch-
W.T-Miss Della Wilbur.
WI. G.-vss Amanda Pershing.
w. o. G.-D,vid T. Phillips.
w. CIV. VI. Simonds.
w. A. S.--Miss S Fu Ter.
w F.S--W. NJ. Kendall
w. Me- Moore.
w. ID. M.-Miss III. Tibbitts.
w. R.H S.-Mrs- NJ E. Pershing.
W. L. III. S.--Miss' II. Waters
P-W.C- TIL. B. Perssing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

]. o. c. TAT the last regular meeting of
Morning Star Lodge, No 6. l. o. G T.. the fol-
lowing officers were regularly Installed for the pre-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
Notice of Sale.

STATEMENT of the condition of the Hartford
- Fire Insurance Company, made to he Auditor
of the State of Indiana, January /, 1860.
lst- The name of this Company Is The Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and is locatedat HART
rom Connerficot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

10 Bank OF the State of Missouri
Stock Saint Louis, 10000 % 20l
900 Merch'ts Blk Stock, st. Louis, 10000 2010t
100 Conn. River Company Stock, 10000 300f
% " r. R. Company. 1900 1906
100 Hartford and New Haven Rail-
road Company, 10000 l2,45t
90 Tennessee State Bonds, G per
cent, payable 1899, 10000 1870
Ohio State Bonds, 6 per cent,
payable 1860, 10000 1912.
20 Michigan State Bonds, 6 per
cent, payable 1863, 10000 5000
10 Missouri State Bonds, 6 per
cent, payable =. 10000 $40
So Hartford City Bonds, 6per cent.
payable 1876, $4,000 36,50t
30 Shares State Bank of Wisconsn
Stock, Milwaukee. 1900 2,l4'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

;. c. BUCK. C. L. TOAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
TEEaARDHN HOUSE.
LaFCEte, Ind.

This Hotel has recently been reitted and newly
furnished, and IS now open 10 the pubic. The
proprietor fatters himself that the House now
offers as good Accommodations, as can be had in
La Porte or any other place He soiicits share of
the public patronage. fAur. 25-4o
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Brig npne Vrlmsn, Hsvsns-rruiiroA Russell.
Rrs d Wears eBrl Murphy: .. JosD~n = 4 Dsvon.
schr Central America Coihns, Kmss.on-H Decordova
sssr EupssmiA Bailey; rcpes-sysxis
ssT PIps @ ws Work. poa1 ssayou
s.! sss%s s.s, ssa Co.
ssSr waller Rslsgh. Fs,lllps. chArls.:on.
schr Helene, Derr,ckson. wilmineton-hccresdy. Not
sehr Cora, Kelly Phladsphis- B.aer Dayton.
s sssr s ss sSss Ss1,s sS:.ss.S.ys 400.
shr Maria LoS's s aemP,sss ssvps.xAser'
ssAner jersey Bise. oAAdssy, Bristol
ARRIVED.
Steamship Georges Greek Wists Charleston. with mdss
Ensrd IswrssDs ysrSS. 8 days with d's and
ship YorstowS Meyer LONDON and rosmou;A Sept
sS,p Queen Wei: Dr. q IIvsrpcsD Barry s,lis..
10 Ssas e masss @ S Ss = y d. %. ~ saw
Ship Chicago Chase cardir days. with railroad iron, 70
8. sosr ss 81 ss s. ss sas
ham D,uon Sept lat "a d. lon 10 ID spoke bark EzA q
bark rsm schaaer, RIO JansirO. Aug 2 with oof
Bark George Leslie of sor.h 1houasou Bradbury
E. n day. WITH salt 2 Trundy Has been days
Bsrk Citizen, -, Nantucket IS hours in ballast 10 TAO
BaIk Emma Chase Hail. Rondout for Portland.
Brig e,s M Of wndsG ~. s gss Af
sng VIM Wnlsm Van Nance, uudad Bolivar Sept % with
A sTs ~ Nary 70 Ioss o = a.chs Peterson Ia Mar
SEE. = sugar c. a ySs' saw
ss ow & isss cS s IT. IS S salt
Nasist:a Co -, 49,. e.,-.... 49,. -,
cotton 4c to master Has experienced heavy weather. spit
Ing sassOn LeerhO Mar 10 days with cotton &C. to
ISssgs sb ssss s 1ss IS "
e 3 T s bs.yy es Gays
scbr Howard Howard. NewDern, days Has bad heavy
scSr Commander in Chief, Martin. Alexandria, days.
s senr L I Sifsins. Hall Virginia
schr R ii verniyea Rider Virginia
sesr S. .rssy o Ssn% colins Virginia
s sssT IA sls se Hodges S@s,nA
s sssr Mari Mary f EH.s H nss,s virginia
s sSsr st french s ssliss' VIZ" Virginia.
schr B woolsey soDer, Virginia.
Sem ss.ss: s,ssss ss%s Dc
s sSr strong h9T R sssSs FOR Providence
schr E.ces,er Newman E1seehpor fSs rro' ,S
sshr Charger, Van Name, Providence sdsyr.
schr lille =, Small Dgh,oa for poughEespsie-
ssI How a' 2sssy Ss sss ssH
Scoop sssa ss
Et1smeF Delaware Cannon PhladelphA
Steamer Anthracite Jonea Philadelphia.
Steamer Josephine. Ball. Philadelphia
Steamer Aida. Robinson. PhilAdeiphia-
Steamer Dawn Perry New Bedford.
Steamer WAmsutA. Arey. New Bedford.
Steamer Albatroas. Jones, Providence
Steamer " Jones. Providence.
Steamer Peican. Ahrch, Providence
Shin Margaret Evans London arrived last night has &
seersxe passengers Sept lat 40 u.s. lon Is gnalzed ship
Eliza New steering EW; 7h AN, paused bark
WnchYe Perkins. hence for Gibraltar.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
SAILED
Steamship Persia tB. Liverpool pssed the Battery at 20
PrD.
Wind Of sunset Sw.
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J. Hsc., and 500 bss common roeir we're sold,

At 4lc. HHc., and 500 bhh roein were sold,
aloat, a. u As.
oIa-City linseed duh. The last sale OF moment
ccmpized 0Ce 2aops 10 out Of market ut &c. and
900 do Enrlsh al about CO. The following review Of
the New Bedford for the week ending the Stn
inst, Is from the Whdlesons yhippiHQ LB.-sperm
tnues fair oemapd nee Last the sales reach
$40 bbs in parcels taken manufacturers al 81 6b per
gallon, al which the market Ia hrm. Whale remains
quiet transactions embrace 400 bbs 1t 65c 400 do
hall humpback at SIC and 80 do very dark at ass per
gallon. whslehone Gales II 900 lbs Southern, under
God TO be q roc per h. In sperm oil market last
week the figure dropped out OF part Of edition,
making i. read ITO bbls, instead Of l ITO.
Provisions Pork dull and lover, with sales OF
500 bbs closing at SIS 62k s8 Is for now mess,
and At Sii 50 ga 40 for prime Beef was in FAR
demand with sas Of about 450 bb, including country
at IS So ,epacked ~ 50 90 % and extra At
sll S 50 lard scarce and IN demand with sales
OF Ito bos At lac. l3hc Cut meats and Bacon were
firm and nominal Butter was plenty and dull; stae
sold at 49, 20c. and II 15c . 17c good diaries
Of Ohio at loo. lie Cheese steady 1t l0ac lc
for State; Ohio was at exc. 1876
RioE was quiet.
sueARs were steady, with sales Of about 900 hhds
Cubas as unchanged prices.
SEEDS Clover firm and in good demand, Win
several Gales at private terms. Timothy was selling AZ
% rs Calcutta lnsecd 70 arrive IN Boston, al ii Is
| 81 10, cash, ON terms equal 70 cash.
WESLEY lrm at q &C. hc., with moderate
galee
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Imports (Othsr than Dry Goods and Spec
cis) ut the Pert OF New York for the
Weak EnOin4 October q. LEGO.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10, 1890


Contrary TO general expectation, the greater proportion
Of cattle sale At the Washington drove yard day
Of q very ordinary quality and the market was &C
cordngiy destitute Of that buoyancy which is requisite
for quick animated market. For prime buocks there
was anxious inquiry; but the few that were offered
this week were taken yesterday morning, leaving only
the inferior ordinary descriptions for todays mar
ket A the cold weather approaches We occasionally
hear OF fancy cattle being offered for SALE and we learn
that about Thanksgiving Day some Of the choice
beeves that have exhibited At the Washington
ing great deal for the latest gtcen that have been
served up first class hotels have been sold at aat
place Tie general quality OF the offerings sale this
week was much below the average, and but for few
peus OF prime cattle the FIRST class butchers would have
been compelled 10 make their selections from ordinary
lots WAS, many Of them procured only short sup
ply win have 70 make their appearance in the Ber
gen Hill yards Monday, at ALERT ms early In the
week. In order TO supply the wants OF their customers
Some OF this cass Of butchers want only the very best
beef and always willing TO pay well for It, AMI they
that their wants cannot be promptly
met The Pennsy lvAnA election formed leading topic OF
dsscnsion and judging from the expressed
by many Of the Western drovers 1t the result the repub
cans may experience considerable difficulty 10
ryipg some u the Western States than they imagine
Nine tenths OF frequenters OF Bulls Head Union
men Al Bergen Hill there was fair demand and the
sales reached 1856 head, at prices quoted below Al the
few Of the choicest brought lOc he total number on
sale Allerton's was 40 head Including 235 on Sun
day. at all the yards SAT he adj against us head
week The total receipts at all the yards for the
WasAinotos. Bro.osi,ys CAant>rl.n's OBrien's.
1 Ess week. ! ~ ~ "a "a IS =
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The II pts Al the rcris compared with last
wss 600 bales The decrease IN exports 10 sresi
britain 90 bales decrease % France, II 600 10
other Foreign ports the ceararccs the Total
decrease IN experts, d 900 bales
yruar-s -Rate~ we're without change 10 Liverpool
about 90 900 bushels Of wheat eaKsget Al H. IN
bas AM al "a In saips bays, and 1000 bbs fS4r al
A. a With some cotton al 3ai aad 100 tcrces ~ beef
at a. "a 10 LONDON loo tons % OIL cake Al 2as AMI
4 COO bushes wheat al H. "a, 10 ships basx. Taere
,ers orc a. too small up or the West In
slcs 10 Bremen 50 hhds. o tosacso we're gagged Al
CD c. -. --,---..., -.
HaY-The market vas steady, With sses o. about 900
bales at unchanged prices.
Hos -Tne market VI. arrner and closed With . u
a>ncy te CHER prces Sales within GAY ~ tro yer
rcparted about 900 hales new, chiefly TOT eAFor Seo
sc with small lot q choice at Sc -
frox Scotch rg was quite firm, with sale ~ eso ~
eco tons wood brands AZ f22 20 tLS sx monihsi WIN
some sales Of Eng ish bars II sa2
IIxF-sae~ Of 500 go bts common were reportsd
al &C., Lamp vas nominal AZ 81 10 .
MOI AesEp III market wns Quiei aud Nscs fmltea*
Nsvst Ssorxs me sales embraced about 90 DDS.
TrlH tuTens1e. lNrngLt tci e a ppns sfssr ls1'
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cd New Bedford oh, bsrks Cherokee, Mckenzie. In
dian Ocean Triton Packard Pacific Ocean. sid 9th bark
cicero.
Sid from sppssu oh, brig Hope,ou. Perry Atlantic Ocean
Al FAyA Aux Is, bark Nllnnkei 1sber y g. lar July "a
from cruise oil nos reported, would ss sept !, bound
South.
on payts Sep, L. Arnold. orow.L Nh from romsez sep,
TO- with $50 bbls 81 Reports len ~ r1mbex oom NORRIS
Jones Falmouth, 30 Alfred Glbbe, Nichols Nh go do
Hesper HAmblen I'll go 30. Cachelo Perry, NIB nosAax
hi. sessnn; Herald Cash DO llo0 az, - wh ~ told