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Ry KObt. IL. Lyne, Auct

BY hODt. H. Lyme, Auct-
HOUSE AND LOT On UNION HILL,
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION i will sell. a.
public auction, ON WEDNESDAY, the LIST day OF
May at 4 O'Clock p. M. upon the p, emses iii
fair; if not, the next fair day theiesf'er,t mat
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on NJ AMI
Leigh streets, containing rooms passage. aud
kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms
The Lot fronts 81 feet, and RUS back $40 ieet; III
rs regarded as pleasant location and IN healthy
aud desirable ne ghborhood Ii can be purchased
privately hll day OF sale, when, if sold. due no
tice will be given
TERas-Liberal 70. &. LYME, Auct.,
ap li--dtds Office METROPOLITAN Hail.
sx5.s- LAND FOX FOX SALE Az AUC-
fS5N TONI will sell, to the highest bidder,
.=Ak. on FRIDAY, the Goth of april at o. OK
p. NJ, on the premises, TRACT OF LAM
about u miles Northwest of Richmond, on the
F. u z. Railroad, and the road leading TO sta
pies Mil, con aiming NINETY ACRES. with
comfortable w SLING HOUSE with four rooms
ICE HOUSE, and all other hoases necessary foi
the accommodation of family. The Ian ha'
on it an excellent location for a Market GardeE
aud Dairy Farm, with plenty of WOOD and
WATER.
TBRMs.-Made known on the day of sale
ap22-5. ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
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PURCELL. LADD & Co, General Agents,
y tsSA>~N' oh Va
71EDEOKD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

3
This article is prepared from the wa 1a OF the
HEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE sPRlNGe, py d
carsfnI and scientific method of evaporation
Whereby all of the mineral ingredients and medl'
cinal properties of the water are retained ~ 1u
imueired Call and procure pamphist OF our
AGENTS. containing certificates Of Prot shauhh
JacKsos, Of tho Jefferson Medical College Phl ,a
1anre tsstifying TO It's efficacy in various as
asses. The MASS and WATER Is kept toy SAFE
by Messrs MEADE BAKER and L. I. hoBlSSoS'
pfugsA7's' P. ECHoLs SONS,
TO, saro Propretors
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THIN ~
b. James n. Tsylsr + sen. Assss.

UCrIOy SALE or TWO RHAMEnge
"A TENEMENTs AT The INgEhaEGIrrtySN. v Sb
srnsE AND Dw1LLiN0 on fEDEsAL 81.
We viii cell, upon n. pr:ni.ss. or Thu ~ e
o,cIn.t - NJ. two very dssif.bls Framed Tens-
ments at the intersection Of Federal ssd - to
pheus streets, adapted for nsAism sisea =:
back the usual depth p.t
Also, a new Framed Tenement on Iedesaa
s,rasI adapted for store or Dwelling. Y K"pfs
abeut twenty Eve feet, and runs back ~ above
TEsxs fourth cash this sbs.Anss st :, =,
and ~ months for neg liable noies, With iuter-
a., sddsd and secured by trnst deeds. Z be tnxes
and Insurance for 1881 to be paid By the puf'
chasers. JAS. -. > A. - .".fa~.~ss. "
an IL - w 49,
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,rRUsTEE,s sALE OF HULsE ANDLOT

INKUSIE E'S SALE Of HUCSE IND LVI !.
l. ON DUNAL STREET, IN PRICES AnDl-
on As Trustee In a certain deed ol trust from
Ezekiel Brewer and wife. dated 2uth December,
lS45 duly recorded in Richmond Hu.tings our,
| shall, In execution thereof at the request If
the assignee of the beneficiary in the said deed.
proceed to sell at public auction, on he premises
III fsir If not. the 6rst TAR dsy tne,ettterD the
real estate conveyed by the said deed consisting
of a LOT, with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon
now in the occupancy of the said Brewer Leariy
opposite to Duval street Chapel, fronting 20 feet
on the south line of Duvai street, running bach
IN average depth of 12o feet.
TERMs.-Cash. The taxes for 1881 to be paid by
| the purchaser. w. GObDlN,
ap 10 Trustee.
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By Goddin IL Appersoil, Auct's.
GALE OE yAIUAKI.E COUNTRY Sc

OF VALCNDLE
- IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND By re.
quest and consent of DR.. Z. w. Roddey, and
in execution of deed of trust from himself
and wife to Pow hatan Roberts, Trustee, bearing
date the slst day of October lsoo duly recorded in
Heurics county, the undersigned, as suetioneers
will proceed to sell, st pubic auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the lst May ISL, at
thereafter the valuable Real Estate in the tow n
of sidney, on which the said Roddey now resides.
consisting of twenty Lots. as laid down in the
streets. On one of the lots hich froi on Grove
street, DR.. Roddev has recently cree ri a most
beautiful and costly residence, Together with
| other buildings, such as Kitchen, able, Car
| riage-Hou Green House, &C. TIE location is
very beautiful, and the neighbour God the mos
| improving of any around Richmond. The prop
| erty will be divided to suit bidders.
| TERMs-Liberal, and made known at sale. The
taxes for lsel to be paid by the purchaser.
| GUDDIN l. APPERoON, Aucts.
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w GEO WATT u CO.-EsrABLIsHEp rs EAe.-
iEORGE WATT has obtained, Al different 'tiee.,
Flows acknowledge to emil race the most r.
liable improvements ever made on this nipple
ment three Of which PAT tents have TO run re, pee
lively ten Twelve and thirteen years and has
been awarded at the late Mechanic FAN In Rich;
mond a certificate Of silver Medal, f"r continued
superiority in Ploughs, THE highest premiums
given and At the last State Fair premium "n the
same, in addition to premiums awarded ~ All Tue
preceding Fairs for years.
| Within two months past he has added other
vauable improv, m ants. and we now invite all In
| want of Piows arrauted in every respect su:
peri ur to others call and examiu our large and
varied stock OF Piows, Casting and Agrieutu.
raj Implements, and fresh and prime Garden and
| Field Seeds, &c, which we offer for sale on nuI
| usual accommodating terms.
| GEORGE WATT CO.
| One square below Exchange HoteI,
| Z
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CPKING GOUDS-MAKClf, l>6l.-

iaAKGAIN>, BARGAINS, BAkGAaNA.-
Is Just received, q large lot OF knsiish Bsrege,
at very low prices for ths times. shall oner
them 4, the low figure Of 10 cents per yard Also
lot OF those Embroidered ditto, al one rhiiiinS
All ladies in want of cheap Dress Goods. Will DO
we'll to give u call before purchasing, AZ am
confident that can offer great inducemens 1
have great many Goods IN store that l Can nner
bargains in, such as Haudkerchiefs. collars,
Irish Linen Shirt Fronts and v'rions other goods
Call and look Tor yourselves a. my stock
Ap2 ALtkhu At~E~. y" MHio ~.
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JNLiXIR PROPYLAMlNE E. ,,c,
T. A NEW REMEDY FOR RHEU MATlSM.
Weinvite Tie attention OF the Medical fr0ie -
sion and persons suffering with rheumatism, 10
the ssELiXIR PROPYLAM1NE," as most va ua-
BILE and eligible preparation of the Chloride OF
Propy anime, which has been successfully ana
extensive ely used in Europe and America, IN TIE
treatment Of this disease 1t Is not fades Hosfrbm
and full directions to dose, &c, accompany each
bottle. MEaDh u bAAEn,
Pharmaceutists, 1S6 Main street,
ahnva tha Pos -0t
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s9ID.UIU CENTS FURNISHING GOODS FUn
SALE ar COST FoR CASH TO CLOSE THE WHOLE
sTOCK-The subscriber has adviees from the
proprietor to offer the whole stock ON hand, az
above noticed and in yites attention to the assort
nent knowing the opportunity an excellent one
to purchase good fabrics, made up in the best man
ner The stock has all been made up within the
last six or eight months, and presents rare oPpor
tunities. Dress, Frock and Business Goats; Doe
sai,Ies Silk and Cashmere Vests. Also, Shlrts.
Drawers Haudkerchiets, Gloves, Socks, shaw IS,
Collars, Neck-Ties and Searfs. All selected at
the best markets for retail trade.
Mereha nts visiting the city tor Spring purchases
are invited to an examination, as we think money
can be made and we offer these inducements ior
the purpose of raising money.
Ma N str
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= UAKk.ON, ANDE HSON l. 90, iArotf
II Ens OF HARDW ARE-''her for sale, " low
prices. sees pair Trace chain. 500 pair o sts !, :
Traces; $40 pair Breast and Back Chains zoo dSI
Grass and Graiu scythes: 100 doz. scyth Snathss
so doz sickles, of superior make; 900 doi Eii
wells Killing and Wedding Hoes; % doi Cast.
steel w eediug Hoes $50 doZ. Spades and shoveis
30 doz Hay and Mauure Forks. To which theY
i,uI 4 h.. fan INN f tina ntrY tHnia Ap
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1861
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SPRING TRADE

IoIDI. ICVH.
sHAFER, HALSEY & CO., Manufacturers and
Dealers in CLOTHING, Ito Main ST.. Richmond a;
The attention of merchants Is called to a new ana
well selected assortment OF SPRING CLOTHlNG,
now opening for the trade. Furnishing GOODS IN
great variety. call is solicited:
ans SHAFER, HALSEY co.
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II no U E.
pICuMONn JANrAPv lavs isSl
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

RICHMoND, VA
This new HOTEL, Ut the corner Of MAIN and 9Th
streets, last fnished and elegantly furnished, II
nov opau for the accommodation Of guests.
The location 10 the beat In the city and eysry
effort Will be made TO please the patsons Of the
House.
I have secured the services Of Mr.. r. w Hon.
Hlagg, late OF the Everett House, New York
no s-N JOSEPH n. cRENkHAW
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c1Il "A flDs. ana ~ bsis oid aud new crop Mus'
~ covade Molasses; 400 boxes Adanantine Car.
dies $50 bbs. M"un,aia Rye Viii key, very ola;
brandy; 1000 Worlds Fair Sugar-Cured Ham,
very sunerior; 50 hhds sides, shoulder. ara
aud powdered sugars, and large stock of Gro
cefies of all kinds, for sai W
ana FHoS+ JpNsS. ~" y "N'u ~.
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GROCERIES. DRY GOOD =, CLOTH
~ iNG, FuRNlTURE. &C. At AuCrnMiinR -.
DAY April 2sth c, ,mmeneing at 10 o'clock, large
lot q GRoCERlEs- whiskey; Brandy, s zap.
Candles, &c Dry Goods, Ready made Stos i,nr'
Shoes, &C.; new aud second hand ~ KS!IUkEE'
Beds, Mattresses, &c; Glass, Croekefy ana bsf'n'
enwAre.
Also.--A large lot OF Watches, Clocks. Jewell
ny, and Fancy Articles.
ap "a ALEX. MOTT, AueS.
Nj iGHT SALESMAN he soid, ut auetion,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued antil farther
notice. large and general assortment Of W1tenesl
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv 9oods and
Eancy Articles. Sale to commence At o'clk r. d.
in 3s-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Anct'r.
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- ING-DARRACOTT HARRIS co. are NOW
receiving their Spring stock OF Clothing, when
is very desirable, and will be sold at lower prices
fhsn fhev have ever been able to sell the same
quality before nd you'd invite their friends and
the public generally to cali and look Tor them
elves Their stock is entire, embracing all
Goods usually found in Clothing establishments:
cut and made in the very best manner. Call, II
YOU wish GOOD Goods at low prices, at No. liz Main
A(,nTT HARMS 4 co.
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~ DON JUAN-Ihe property OF X. ".
TN GAIsRs, will stand this season at the
G&A stables of his proprietor, near brakes
Branch. AKA ,nnr.
As Pxp on Imp. Glencoe, dam Darkness by
wager; 3D. Lady Grey, by sir Richard Cd. Ogls's
MN JtIlN Is rich blood bay, without white
ia hands weight loo lbs. he ran Us races and
proved himself = horse Of speed ana eo.sqm.
s.cE &s nnk6's Branch.
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ENlS WEBB Il JOHN y. WADE "fer
IL for sale sUGARS-3S hhds. New Orieans, y
bills az Coffee rs bbis. ''C'' do; Is bbls-
Crushed; 20 bbls. Powdered and GRADUATED -
bbls. Cut Loaf; 10 boxes Loaf 80 hhdr. Cuha
syrup. COFFEE-i5o bags Lasuayrs: 50 bag.
Maricaibo SO pockets Java ;-l7 bags Pepper;
hays Pimento and / bbl Nutmexs ~ tterees
Rice 50 bbls Medium Mackeret; loo bbis. tmai
do. HERRlNGS $50 bbls. uross $50 bo,s; !. ~ =
Candles; starch; Teas Soap, Sc; LOO oushei
clover seed ass bags Black Peas $50 sides Sole
Leather. Also Harness. Upper Leather. and Caas
Skin "" =
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WOOD, COAL, 60.
CLOTHING, Go

lNNn SA NJ PL L 5 OF GOODS-French,
lObo knglish aud home made, which l will
make to order in the latest shape and in the best
manner.
l sell goods at q low figure, strictly for cash.
IRVING HULL. Agent,
Msia. lSth street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
THE ONLY PREPARATION n
HAVING Proofs so STRONG AND Drnror As TO
Expel the Doubts of ALI

Fer Statesmen Judges Editors Physicians Of the oldest
schools we'll new, give IL their unqualified sanction,
the scalp and brain but all used H. unite
fling will preserve the hair from being gray and from
;ng tosny as well ss restore Read the follovng-
Oak Crors, g. C., June 2tfh. 1859.
Prof a. J. wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative 10
rapidly gaining popularity this community Ihave
% lay prejudice aside, and give Hair Restora-
During the year ls4 unfsrtunase be thrown
from my sulky against rock near Ae ro.sde from which
of irritation which communicated to thu brain and exter
nal surface Of the head hm the ELECTS 81 which my hair
Prom the first discovered ts dropping. however mp
10 the Of It's totarappearance employed everything
thought Of the diseAse bot was
finally defeated in every prescription advanced.
worthy Hair Restorative which every reason
believe produced happy RESULT two months ser the
Hrst application had beautiful head ofyoung hair
ever saw which certainly most sincere
shsnks Rest assured dear sir shall reconnend your
remedy TO all nqnrers moreover shall use my nduence
which fatfer myself to say IL not little. loueau pub
fish this. II you think proper.
Iccrs- very respectfully, NJ J. WRIGHT, NJ -
4 OrrrcE OF THE JkrrrRsoxrxx. \
PkiLPPi, Va, Dec. II, 1883. !
Dear sr--T 1t my duty. well my pleasure. to
state the following circumstance which you can
you thin. proper ssntls%sn Of this place K .syss
he was compelled wig He induced TO
bottle Of your 'Hair Restorative which Ne liked very
mnca and aer using two or three bottles his kaiI
grew out quite iuxurantly and h has ksndsous<
bad rhe sraiieaan': name !. Bs.xoss .ss =
he /, sery well known in annC many pr
sons can testify 10 the truth Of this statement Lgivc "a
yss the Of Mr. Bradsrd You can sell ercs.
counties II you have the proper agents fcun. -.
THOMPSON SrUsUN5E
Dr. Wood-Dcar Sir: Permit me tn express the ooliga
under r the entire rso1 afsen o. my hair to 70,
original coor About the time Of arrival In the United
States il was rapidly becoming gray. bat upon the appca
earion Of YOUR Hair Restorative IL recovered Ia
ORIGINAL hue. consider your Restorative very
derul inyenton quite cficacious well ss agTreahie
B. THALBERG.
The Restorative put mp bottles Of three Sizes via
large medium, small: small holds - pint and
retas fr one dollar per bottle; the MEDIUM holds q least
twenty per cent In proportion than the small refs
for dollars the holds quart ~
c.at NOR in proportion. and rstails Cor %.
! OF WOOD CO.. Proprietors, 4f8 Broadway, New
I York aud ia Market Street, s. Louis, No.
Sc And sold by ell good Druexisrs and Fancy Goods
| Dealers jaB'y1s n11m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
A HUSBAND THE Mosr Convene

AHUsBASD THE Mosr CONVENIENT THING
ABOUT THE HoUsE. EXCEPT A COOKING
SrovE.-I asked pleasant looking wom-
an in market. one cold morning. if it was
not hard work to come every morning and
mind her stall.
"Oh. yes" was her reply. "ish pretty
cold but / must do something. did not
use to tend market
asked her how it happened that her
circumstances had changed. In her bro
ken English she told the following story:
Me and my husband came from Ger
many, and on the sea he die. and when we
got TO St. Louis me have no monish. and
four, fims children. so wash. iron, | do
everything can DO. and l only get bread;
len I gets sick; washin' and ironin' too
hard for me. So l said. [ will go in the
country and work garden. so sells my
ironins' AMI everything. and works some
more and gets twenty dollars. and then
rents Of German man one acre Of ground.
and I spade him. and dig him and work
him ell myself-my boy only seven years
then-and I raise lettuce. and beets. and
onions, and corn and everything. and
made monish. Then in two years rent
two acres. and then my boys and girls
help some, and make lots Of monish.--
Then in four years buy the land. then
builds me koos house. and two years ago
gets me husband"
"Eow do you get along now" | asked
"Oh. very WE'LL" she answered. and
with merry twinkle in her eve. she aided
..he is de most convenient thing about do
house but my cooking stove. He spades
my ground. and helps me to get really fol-
market. anil nurse my baby while come
for know better as how to sell, / beer
dom so long"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

We wer, speaking to friend the other
dsy, respecting the merits Of celebrated
sraeedian.v -whss we had occasion to COM
meat on the rsnt Of the stage-the loud
mounting. the outrageous gesture. the fu-
rious rolling Of theeyes. the stride. swords
that rattle in the hilt, and all the "pomp
of the circumstances" Of the modern
drama. Fancy this style carried into real
life. On being introduced to y lady you
would say. throwing yourself into ssplcn-
did attitude-"Most gracious madam on
my knees l greet you." imPressively pls-
cling your right hand on your heart. To a
creditor who would not pay-"Fradulent
knave payest thou me not? By yonder
sun THAI blazes in the zenith, thee will !
sue. and tAos shall see thine impious name
flaming the streets on posters hinge" AT
dmner-"Now. by my soul and oil my
highest hopes. those beaAs are royal
Were Jupiter, beans should grace each
royal banquet: What, hol wsitsr. bring
hithsr more beans!' To your wife
Madam beware that thou 6ost excite me
not. else, being too hot with wrath. do
myself some harm. A needle here-a
button ON my shirt-and see il instantly
3erformed. Do i'll Nor leave the task to
me-" To your butcher-"Thou ensan-
guins1 destroyer of bovines. send me some
mutton and seine beef; and mark you! let
il be tenderer than love and sweetcr than
The bees rare burden would dine to-
DAY" To ffiend-"Excue rash in
srusion on. your grace. but has thoa N thy
box portion Of that plant. ranked BY
the botsnisss among the genus nieotiano.e
or Most noble fr;snd. villa thou partake
with me some stTeng libatioae Thou
looksst dull to-day: twill cheer thy sink.
ing heart. RsPly-Oh. noble SOUL alas
not al the vino Of BscchsGsIlaa revell
could ease this sorrow bsre--hcveE-her
Hcft arm struck several times. OF
what . fool and arrsnt knavs am I-ths
very sport Of sOrtuner' This Is scarcely
more ridiculous than thres-quarters OF th'
nouseAse On thc stage
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
ne n iss ~ EpGHILL n. xELsER.
NURRIFF,S SALE-By yirtue

~ COMMISSION, issued by the Clerk Of the Marshal
Circut Court and to directed. in favor Of Psmcli
whitmor~ and Charles whifmore and against John W
Godfrey, win Offer at Public sale as the Law directs.
the coart House door In the town u Plymouth, Marshal
cnunfr. Indiana. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
CTATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL

y COUNIf, &--Before W TuftIr. justice of the
AnrHus GAxssnI. Complain, on account s,d Pro-
c<sdings in Atsschn<at and
No>s 10 hereby given 70 the defndsn sn1 al ecucern>d
q the fling fcsmpsns sdsyits and hcpd in the abcve
entitled aud that the viii b tried The 18th
Day Of March, 1851. % O'Clock. A. once In
Plymouth. Of which the parties viii take notice.
mch7 1873 q W. FUTILE. Up. fsxAi-1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1861,
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of q

|SHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue of q
- COMMISSION, issv-d by the Clerk Of the Marshsli
Court Of Common Pleas. and TO directed In favor Of
John w. Bissell Cor the Of Walter j. Sheppard and
against Milton Bisseli and John e. Cushman will Offer II
Public Sse highest lawful bidder the law directs,
before the Court House door In the town Of Plymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana, on
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1861,
between the hours Of O'Clock. and four oclok
m Of said DAY. the and profits for not exceed
Of the following described real estate situ
county Marshall and State Of Indiana towit:
Lots numbered two (, three (3 six (6 seven CD. ten
ol eleven lO block No. eight (s). In Tyn-r City.
Indiana and the buildings thereon standing; also. lot
numbered four 90, in block No. four 30 in Tyner City,
Indiana, and the buildings thereon standing
m the and profits for OF snid real estate
will SUFFICIENT satisfy said Commission.
and sccruing COSTS WILL at the time and
place. oer for sale to the highest lawful bidder all the right
title Of the said defendants In and 10 the
muh thereof be to satisfy ssid writ
fb2s I7ff @. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
THE REPUBLICAN,


=
: Two brown heals with tossing cnrls.
Red lips shutting over pearls.
Bare feet white and vet with dew,
Two eyes black and two eyes blue;
Little boy and girl were they. s. -
Katie Lee aud Willie Grey. -
Ihey wcrs standing where brook.
Beuding like a shepherds crook.
Flashsd It's silver. and thick ranks
rOf green willow friugsd the banks;s
Half in thought and half in play,
katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They bal cheeks like cherries red;
ffs was tallor-'most head;
She, with arms like ureaths of snow,
Swung basket to and fro.
As she loitered. half in play,
Chattering TO Willie Grey.
Pretty Katie.-' Willie said
And there came dash of red 5..a
Through the BROWNIES Of his check
Boys are strong and girls are week
And I'll carry. so viii.
katie's basket up the hill"
Katie answered, with laugh,
you shall carry only half"
And then, tossing back her curlsr
Boys are weak as well as girls.
Do you think that Katie guessed
u.1f sko h.
Men are only boys grown tall.
Hearts don't change much. sitter all;
And when. long years from that day.
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
Stood again beside the brook,
Bending like a shepherds crook
Is il strange that Willie said
While again dash of red
Crossed the BROWNIES of his cheek
81 am strong and you are weak:
Life is but asSppery sbeep.
Huag WITH shadows cold and deep;
"will you trust me. Katie dear?
Walk beside me without fear;
May I carry. il I will.
All your burdens mp the hill?'
And she answered with laugh.
No. bnt you may carry half"
Close beside the little brook.
Bending like a shepherds crook.
Washing with its silver hands.
Late and early at the sansis.
Is q cottage. where. to day.
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In porch she sits. and 10!
Swings basket to and fro.
Vastly different from the ono
That she swung in, PEARS sgene>
This is long; and deep. and wide
And has-rockers at the SIDE!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
CURvEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

given that the undersigned with the County surveyor
vii. THURSDAY. April 1861. proved 10 survey and
locate the Of his land In srcticn D. township -
range east, in Marshall county. Indiana, and confines
from day 10 day until all Is surveyed.
Nonresident 81 land In said section Who fsl IA
meet the rve>sr the time above mcEtionc and defsy
provide Coz ayng their portion Of the Of said
survey, win hestuacd 20 the County Auditor and such de-
nqucnces placed the tar duplicate and collected accord
ipg Law.
mch7 ff3 EDGHILL n. NELsER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
1ALUABLE LASD yoe SALE

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~ esqnre ofthe un>x.s1 On ehs prs.,ess
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