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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24
COMMERCIAL

4
| A$ 800 DALr Carr CRY orrfcr
| KSoK-K March Is, '62.
| FLoUR-supernne II IS; Spring Whsatexira o. %
4 Fall Wheat Extra ~ IS.
| BRAN ANDsHoRTs-s0to 40c p 100 A.
CoKA--1ae 40 10 q bush.
7 BARLEY-25c.
wHEAT--ln good demand. Pail e7a y; spria, 50
to Doc.
| RyE-25c 10 30.
OATS-i5c.
PoTAToEs-ls@ 20 BY the load retail gate 3oci ~
sUGAR--Ney Orleans fair Iot0 liz prins Issfo
Ia, clarified laia lai; crushed and loaf Iaa9 i3a.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50; sugarhouse 45Se5o;
Golden Syrup 70as &c. s..4
CoPFEE-RioalSaac; JssaasSso, LAguyrae4aa6.
RlCE-04l0c.
suAp-Palm &c, Family shc, German tCin) ~
47ic. x 81 II
CANDLEs-Star l5aD 10, stearine II, Mould 10,
LARD--54 to sec; retail SIC.
BUTTER-Commo on O. &c; Choice To- retail l2k0f5
LEATHER-sole ass2s; Harness 5000.
HIDEs-Dry lac, green II 10 s. green sheep
pelss 3o93sc; green hog skins I5c.
HAY-Timothy, new d 0026 %. hailed % ooa s1e.
Praifteos %. =
sEEDs-Timothy 81 ss;Plax seed s1to Gigs.
0Nt0NS=asG4Dc 20 n
EGGs-s 70 0ic.
WHITE BEANS--5oc0el %.
FEATHERS-20yao5. 5ssiT
FRUIT Dried Apples u a5Ssl SOP busAsl.-
Dried Peaches o. as4sa 50. Raisins o. 00 Ss Co.
CHEbsE-Nestern Reserve &c; Dsnmak h27
BkEF-laSaAc gross: 3i94hS quarter.
SHkEP-el 508s 50 y head.
HoGs-Dressed ah93c.
SAIT--G-A. -. 50 ? sack; Kauawha - Is = bar
rel; Lisefpooisi ooasa 90 sack; Lake - 20
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HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fruit Garden.

OPPOSITE KEOKUkl
10. coo CUan PLA eemprisipg % stics for
sale nj 10 ets to - per dozen, s3to ei2 per 100.
Us 600 GaAPK VINES, o5 varieties. CATAwnA year
old, ~ So 10 - per 1907 SIT Saoper 6g0 accord
ing 70 quantity eatax bA Cuttings 81 per LOCO.
TmxE AcREs Strawberries, 90 choice varieties
50 cts 10 81 per 100, e5per eco.
1000 KAsrnEnRlEs, varieties, 30 per loo.
IT PAlso all kinds of FRriT TRKEs, OKNAMxnrAL
SHRUHs, PERPETUAL RosEs, &C.
TPPlanh and Trees delivered in Keokuk FREx.
J. r.. TEWKSBURY
mnrlO-dlm Hamilton. Ill.
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- ~ M hfsh,
Adjutant General oJ Iowa,

II HEADQUARTERS FOR THE REG
AA IMENT OF COL. JNo. W RANKIN,
Of Third and kxchage streets. BasiDess OF
ncs, corner Main and Second streets
By orderof \. GUTHRIE,
ieolV-d Acting Adjutant.
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D6-Our Daily is much larger sheet
than the Gate City Constitution.
And the paper is thin, gray and sleazy,
while one third of its columns are filed
with old advertisements, dead and buried
il the journal two years ago, and nov
transferred TO new grave yard in the
columns of the Constitution. Who profits
by larger paper thus filed up with dead
matter?
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For the Gate City.
Shade Trees VIII Pay.


Shade Trees will Pay.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your remarks respecting
shade trees, in the Gate City Of day, are
opportune and practical. and the results
sought are every way desirable. But.
alas ! such is the apathy Of our people in
every thing pertaining to the embellish-
ment Of our city, that ] fear nothing will
be done in the matter. This thing must
be done, if done at all. by general uni
ted effort. Individual planting is Of no
avail. l have tried that two consecutive
years. Let any one plant tree and in
dulge the fond hope that said tree will af-
ford its grateful shade to himself and his
postsrity. Vain hopel Lnckless dream
er! Ere Old Sol shall have made two d.
urnal trips some blasted old COW will have
been astridc his pet, or some stall more
detestable hog shslI hsve rooted il up
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Regulations ~ Transporsatien and
Travel

Ff0n and after Saturday Jan. 23h. no raiiroad car
stage coach, or vehicle running west or wes,wardiy
from the Mississippi river oriu1o North Missouri III
per miied to carry freight passengers from kso
knk without the strciest compliance with the rcgHa
Aans Of the Treasury Department IT Washington,
which require that "aii cghts, OF whatever natare
except such mss be under military orders shall be
covered BY Custom House permit, and that all bag.
gaEe Of travellers shall be carefully inspected a. duly
sealed BY Custom House otacer."
The und1ussnsa will Issue permits for the trans
portaton Of slgoods destined for proper persons and
places, with the least possible or delay and In
spscs and seal all hssgss travellers The city
In mannerso cause ths least trouble carsss.ess h
he endaesirsd.
The object aimed atis prevent any aid or sssi.s-
snos 81 communication with any persona directly or
Indirectly, dslsyalio, In against Inc feasssl
Sovsfnment. JOHN sTAhNUsi SURVEYOR,
Custom House, Keokuk. Jan. Is, lsG2.dsf
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Comment enough
of the manner in which nearly all branch.
es of trade are effected, is the advertise
ment of q prominent New York house, in
another column, Offering Gold and Silver
Watches at prices which barely cover the
cost Of the raw material TdGw2w
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WORTH OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SACRIFICE
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SACRIFICE
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SACRIFICE
MONEY
MONEY
m MONEY
MUST BE RAISED AT ALL HAZARDS,
MUST BE RAISED At ALI HAZARDS,
MUST BE RAISED At ALL HAZARDS,
To show That we are ia earnest we offer
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
FOR TILE NEXT THIRTY BAYS ONLY,
First quality GOLD and SILVER WATCEs at the
following ruinous rates:
SPLENDID PATENT LEVER SILVER,
Watches fuiI Jsweied, massive Hunt ~ 50
ing Cases. Railroad Tiners.
Price before the Crisis, 425 90.
hAaNIFieKkF GetD HunTkRs,l
tpstss& Lxvsss) sclid - carat ssass
NaseA. vAsch said is this eisy Il 90 20 70
before The crisis and higher In the
coun0y. Ill *#s&
Those i4wnnt OF good Watch shosId not neg
kct - improve shiD opportunity.
INPRDvE'THlS OPPORTUNITY.
IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY.
aAP&OyEgTH OPPORTUNITY. Nj
And ..aeisl - ~ furelcck.' -
We WkRRAMT EyIxY WATcH.4
On receipt " price W wifitrward per express or
mail to any part Of The rnitsd Sfatss; If by mail
send ssvensy i've cents postage.
No bank nates bnt T. s. and Eastern funds rscsi. Cd
81 par. Address
ROSTWICk, TIFFANY K Co.,,
NEW YORK PosT-oFFlCE.
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L. Our contemporary is very tender
hearted towards our brethren, nevcrthe-
less he urges his readers to be " ready I'd
die for their country" We, in the cruel.
ty Of our nature, would urge our readers
T. be "ready 10 kill somebody else" for
the sake of their country.
The difference is, that our contemporary
seems to want loyal men to do all the
suffering and dying, while We prefer that
traitors should suffer and die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

EDITOR GATE CRY go thank YOU
for publishing as much of my letter as you
did this morning, but why in thunder did
you not publish it entire Why did you
cut of my tail. - mean, why did you
curtail my tale of its fair proportion /!
Why allow me to say anything unless to
say oil ! had to say? Say, why did you
such thing. and thus exclude the very
gist, pith, marrow, substance and essence
Of my say p
And again, why sign my letter with
stars when it should have been with
stripess Oh, Mr.. Howell - l mean Mr..
Editor - you have much to answer for,
and ! trust you may live long, and have
time for repentance.
If you will look at my communication
again you will see that | called meeting
to consider the subject matter there re-
ferred to.
Please announce that those interested
in tree planting are requested to meet at
the Council room tomorrow Tuesday, at
2 o'clock p. m, and oblige,
w. G. STRIPE.
Being a printer yourself you should
have had gumption enough not TO write
on both sides Of your paper" Communi-
cations to receive attention must be writ
ten only On one side Of the paper" you
know.
We reprint in full and add, amended,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
& co.

Have Just received tho Spring stock OF Hats, Gaps,
Bonnets, jockeys, Shakers, Umbrellas, Canes, Ac.
They say that they have 900 Dozen shakers and are
selling them At 50 cents apiece
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WAR. WAR! WARu!

All persons keeping or having for xale, Any or
kfodsof haAiuons OF " such Guns, Pistols Res
voiven and all kihdsof Ammunition required not
TO seiito any person iLcai from tns
signed This order IA, us, be strictly compIied with
subsequently, oifoFieitihy eli articles essions In
theirpo.session. JOHN k1Ahkus,
t1Dd Surveyor Pertof keokuk
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ZIP The Adjutant General has made the same ar-
rangeu,sut with Shapes Lins'' " stages for the
transportation Of Iowa soldiers ~ had previously been
made With tbs Western Stage Companies,
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FOR DIXIE, AND THE GAL

The undersigned has established his quarters At The
Dude, Houss In this City, where recruits wishing to
Join the iwa 18th Regiment, viii be received and i'm
msdateiy mustered into service and subsistence. Re-
cruits Will be forwarded fast ~ enlisted.
JOHN w. MCCORMACK
Recruiting onicer.
keokuk, March goth, 1sG2..-lm.
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AUJUTAhT UEHkkALH UFFIrKI
DIS Nouns, March 18th, 1861. 4
The United States Disbursing Ofncer at Davenport
has Forwarded 10 me amounts allowed ON certain
ba The residences OF the follow ing named persona
are ank ncwn 70 me- y. Wilson and J. ". Kerr
CainaAnts agents OF claimants are requested 10
give Attenuation 1t this or1ce
NIB. BAKER
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We reprint in full and add, amended
your dessieated tale. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

ApyrTANr GEHrRAL,s Orytcxl
DIS MoiAss, March 10, 1862
John .. Bursh Of Co, B, I'd Iowa Cavalry. reported
M .dsserted" on Oct 10Th, 1861 rejoned his company
Oct 28th, 1861.
N. -. BAKER,
AdIt Gen. OF Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

To the honor Of Marshall County be it
said. not one regiment has been raised in
this Congressional District but what one
OF more companies of Marshall Coun-
try boys were part Of its organization
Scarcely had the report reached this place
that the 9th District was expected to raise
another regiment, when Kendall and Bee
Der rolled up their sleeves and went to
work. This was about ten days ago, and
now they have nearly forty men, and will
probably go into camp the last of this
week. Miles Tibbits and Daniel Wclch,
of this place also. are. we understand, bust
~ engaged in raising company. and meet
with flattering success. We also under
stand that several gentlemen are engaged
in getting up a company in Bourbon
We should not be surprised if two COM
panies were raised in this County. which
will be better portionately than any
other County will do; but then Marshall
Coyz1{ can afford to raise soldiers while
cthe counties raise the officers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

IT, rjIl be war meeting Of the citi-
zens Of Ps1k Township. at Tyner City. on
next Saturday, July 10Th. at | o'clock,
p NJ. Coz o. purpose Of taking under
con6isjerGIIoH the couslition and necessitie,
of the families Of the soldiers who are
fighting for their country. and procuring
all Ton those in destitute circumstances =
a general sattendance is desired from those
who feel interested in the good Of their
country. and are Hing to donate for the
suffering wives anil chillrcn Of its brave
defenders
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

&E 1t seems TO us that the Govern
ment authorities would do nothing more
chen an act Of jnstice to parcel ont the re-
Gently create OH rs. IN ln the Tax law.
amsxgst those soldiers who have recently
Estcnnsd from the wars in a crippled
end aasablel condition. There are many
mex an ti,is war Of sufficient ability to en-
able tkem to make more money out of the
service <han in it; but if they see proper to
sacnifce qecuniary successes on the altar Of
their country. and thereby become disa-
hleu to make living in private life. j,
would seem to be nothing m ore than prop
.er that the Government should remember
them when there are favors to bostow on
che people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

STILL THEY ConE-MoRx Nrw Goops.-Ricc
& Smith would respectfully announce 20 their ma
merous customers, that they are just opening
Large Stock of Spring and Summer Goods direct
from New York and Boston, which have been
bought on the most favorable terms, and which
will be Soda little lower than they can be bought
in any store in town. We have some very pretty
Challes and Lawns, which we are selling at old
prices, and our stock Of Prints comprises every va
riety and style of the different manufactures, which
We are selling for one shilling per yard Denims,
Stripes, Muslins. Tickings, and all kinds of Sum
MGR wear We have in great abundance, and IN fact
every thing We have usually kept for sale. We are
determined to still make the Low Price Store the
place to get good bargains and trust by fair and
honorable dealings to merit the support which has
been heretofore given US
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

The annexed extract is from a letter
written by DIR. E. Read. surgeon of the
21st Indiana regiment to his brother.
Prof Read. of the Wisconsin State Uni
versity:
There is too much mixture of niger
blood with the white here to permit the
people to be patriotic or great.
The white woman here is socially de-
graded, and no man is ever estimated by
his family, nor does any one ever inquire
who his family is. where they live. or
how. II they did. they would probably
end him living with some African wench.
end raising family by her; or. il m arried
to a white woman. living most of his time
with wcnch. and having broken heart
ed wife at homo.
You can see that the wench here feels
her superiority over the white women. be-
cause the white man. by his acts and
choice. gives he- the superiority. The
wench puts on airs in the streets and
elsewhere. and the white woman feels de-
graded. Is this the way to rear brave
sons? sk4kN
This amalgamation exists to a most
wonderful and alarming extent and all
the great merchants, bankers and attor-
ncys. whose names excite your admiration,
are the keepers AMI supporters of negro
wenches s
This as no lion. Tell them of il, and
of their practical amalgsmation. They
admit it. but don't like to hear it.
God deliver me from Southern chivalry,
from Southern people. from Southern hab-
its and customs, and aboYe all, from
Southern analgamation.
There is another class of chivalry here,
who may be found every day at the hotels.
with gold headed canes. and who are loaf
ers--who have married. some poor shop
gip. who tolls to support them. or who
are living with some Ethiopian wench,
and are supported by her, from her market
or street sales of wares or fruits. This
class is numerous. They drink at saloons,
promptly, every day. from 10 a. m. ia
meridian. and talk largely Of aboIitionists
Yankees. de-. and Of the rights OF tho
South. They even dine at the rate of 80.
90 to $500 at hotels. which is pail by the
tolls Of woman. and 10 stranger have the
appearance of great importance--mcn %
weight and character.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
Lawrrns ASH Govrnxnrxr CL,m Ac.r,

LAwrERs ASp GovEnynexr CLAM AG'rs
The direct Tax bill, which recently be-
came law. will be rather severe on the
legal fraternity. All persons practing law.
q SIS lorna. win have to pay license Of
910; anil every person who is engaged in
collecting claims. for soldiers, against the
Goseameat. will be compelled to Fay the
same. These engaged both in the practice
of law, and the collection OF claims, will be
obligel to pay the isnns little License fee
OF $50. ..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

Fer \ man 10y the name OF Dearborn
on Elkhart Prairie. hung himself on Fri
day last. The cause assigned is. that he
had bought a reaper in Goshen. brought
il home anil tried it and it would not work
He went to the agent and wante'l him to
take it back: the agent rsfnsed.' Dearborn
became greatly frctted over il. as he had
lbs acres Of wheat to cut. On Friday morn
ing he took rope; went to the woods.
climbed tree, tied ono end OF the rope TO a
limb and the other AROUND his neck. anil
then jumped of. Heiwas found some time
Afterwards Harsaw Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
a MUNSoN'S
Copper Tubular lightning Rcd.
--re WITH s-~Fe.f
SPIRAL FLANGES.

Munson's rod is the most complete protection
against disaster by lightning ever invented. Its
chief points OF superiority, are;
It's Great Conducting Power.--Copper is
the.best conductor Of Electricity known, except
silver. Ii is eight times greater than iron.
Its Tubular spiral shapc.--'rhis form
gives the greatest strength at the smallest possible
cost. il is the shape of the "Fugarite, the Wit
riicd tube formed by electricity when striking up
on sand. thus indicating the form required. II is
better than solid copper rod four inches in cir
conference, and its cost Is not quarter as much
as such n rod would be-.
Its Great Amount of Surfacc.-I'he sur
face only of a conductor Is used by electricity
This rod has surface ? > times greater than the
iron rod, aud being times better conducting met
al. IL follows that this rod IS equal to twenty iron
rods in their best condition, wheits peculiar shape
adds ~ per cent. at least, to this estimate.
II Doe. not Ru>t.-Coppcr will not rust
but will always retain its power of conductioD
while an iron rod soon rusts, and then not only
looscs its usefulness, but becomes absolutely dan
gcrous.
It's Perfect Joints.-The manner Of con
Quoting the joints is such that perfect continuity j;
formed from one and to- the other uon rods are
connected by nuts, that in many cases arc imper
feet when first put on, and the best of them become
disconnected by the action of the wind and oxyda
ten, in short time. z~ 6,
Its Gold Plated Poiut.-The point, besides
reaching upward has four prongs. all Of which
sharp and bright, 80 as to receive the electrical
current from any direction. IL is OF solid copper
and plated with pure gold.
It's Dnrabiiity.-This rod viii remain goos
protection against the disasters by lightning, al
long as the building endures upon which it is erect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

kE We desire that our readers, pay cs-
pecM attention to the manly and patriotic
speech of General Dumont, to be found on
tse outside Of this paper. The General
has always been prominently identified
with the Democratic party of this State;
IN fact he has always been regarded as a
lesiing man with that party. But he hss
been in the war. and has seen things a.
they actually exist at the South, anil
speaks accordingly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

Es- Chicago and Cincinnati Dailies,
Pictorial papers. Periodicals. Engravings.
best quality Stationery. Cigars. &c. &C..
for sale at Bailey's News Depot. Post Of
flee Building.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

re- Daring the shower on Sunday eve.
ming. the 18th. about six o'clock. little
girl namei Mary Griffin, aged about three
years. was struck by the electric fluid while
standing on the side walk in front of hsr
mother's residence. and instantly killed
So. 10. Regisse,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

GEN. NELSON AT NASHVILLE Tho
Nashville Union of Friday says Gen Mel
son arrived there on the 10Th by the train
from Columbia. and is stopping at Col
Miller's headquarters on High street. He
brought heavy re endorsements. and as.
sumes command Of the troops.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

~ The wheat crop throughout the
Comfy is now nearly all cut and in shock.
Ut is, as general thing. an average yield;
some fields. however. are scarcely wSrth
emitting. The light crops are chargesble. In
. majority Of cases. more to the manner in
Which tho femins is s.deae thsn to Any
great defect in the soil or season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.--The Messrs. Nc
Donald have transferred the Democrat
Office to Nh John c. Osborn, and d. E.
Vsnvslkenburg, both old residents of this
plssac w ~ish ous siitusnl cote Z 20.
uariss Z Pleasaat tims IN their new field Of
tabor. and trust that our exchange of SEN
timents may never be marred by unkind
words or harsh personalities.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

@ We have received Gody's Lady's
Book for August. This number is not
equalled By anything extant in the Maya
zine kind. Its frontispiece alone-Daniel
Webster At the tomb q Shakespeare lis
worth one yeaE's subscription Terms. SO
per annuu- Address L. A. Cody, Phila-
delphia. Pa -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

SURVEY NOTICE. Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned wifhths County survey,
or WILL on Tn sday. August 8. ISsx proceed to survey
and locate the bis land Esrfion thirty fso
township thirty -fou ~ range fur aasf.in Marshall
rounis Indiana, aud centi,ue from day day until ali
Il surveyed.
Nonresident owners of land in said section who fsil
to meet the Surveyor At the above n,eif,nc and
defst or provide fnr effayng their portion a the
peBsc of sad survey will he r4tnrned the County
ifor. and kac iis9ucn~e placed dnp
collected according to law ~ 49,
July 10 1862 --- --4.- JOHN SIsBArGH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

@ Dr. a Teegar'len. Of Laportc. has
rendered one hundred dollars TO the first full
company raise,l for the 75d regiment. He
will, also. give one hundred dollars 20 the
first full company raised in Laportc County
The o6erisageuerous one. and ccmesfrom
. gentiemsa who has just returned from
AcCiellan's army. and who knows,the ne
cessity of sending reInforccmcnts inmedi-
ately- IN q sTFs4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

|SURyEY NOTlCE.-Notics is hereby
y given that the undersigned with the County
Surveyor will, on Tuesday, July %, 1862, pro-
IN section seventeen M, township thirty three
50 range four "a east, in Marshall county,
surveyed.
Nonresident owners Of land in said section who
fail TO meet the Surveyor 1t the time above men
toned, and defray or provide for defraying their
portion ofthe expense Of said survey. will be re
turned to the county Auditor, and such dcIinquen-
ces placed on the tax duplicate and collected ac-
cording to Law. et's. -
June 26 l362pd JOEL S. BRACHT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

This rod has received
the highest marks of com
mendation which science
can give. IL has been ell
dorsed by Moses 6. Farm
or, Electrical Engineer,
Boston: Doctor Buck man.
Prof. cfChcmistry in Pcun.
Medical University; and
indeed, by over 500 Pro
fessors in Colleges, and
other scientific men, as the
best rod ever invented, and
possessing all the elements
necessary To protect build
ings from lightning.
IL has received the first
premium at the State Fairs
of New York, Pennsylya-
mia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio. and Connecticut, and
mt the National Fair, Ma
ryland Institute. American
Institute Of New York
City, Franklin Institute OF
Philadelphia, Mechanics
Institute. Cincinnati, and
at very many County and
District Fairs in MI Sec
tons of the country. II
has been successful in eve
~ contest. Over SOC
newspapers and other jour
nails have spoken of il in
terms ofthe highest praise,
and it has been literally
patronized by the most in.
telligent people wherever
introduced. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

- We understand the Messrs. Nc
Donalds 81 this place. having purchased
~ zines ofics. in Lsporte, At . graf
ba1 - about moving to that place
for ths purpose Of establishing new Dem
ocEsfie pspsr.r We wish then every sue
cess. pecuniarily and socially. .ls'7