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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
The Arguelles Case.

Our readers may have. seen occasional
illusions to the case of Senior Don Jose
Augustin Argnelles. and felt some curiosi.
with him. A few words OF explanation
may not. therefore. be amiss. lie is a
Cuban, who was recently surrendered to
the Goveror General of that island, by
order of the President, on charge that
he had prostitutea his former position as
Lieutenant Governor of the District OF
Colon, and violated the Spanish laws
against importing and enslaving Africans.
by selling one hundred and forty-one ne
groes, out of cargo of over eleven hun
dred brought in by SLAYER. and which he
had seized in his official capacity, under
the authority OF the Spanish Government
and of its laws against the slave trade
He himself had escaped to New York
upon learning that the Spanish Govern
ment contemplated his arrest The Mar
sbal of the Southern District of New
York, by whom the fugitive slave dealer
was delivered to the Spanish authorities.
has been indicted for kiLpapping. The
question involved Is whether in the alb
sence of an extradition treaty fugitive
from Justice can be surrendered to Spain.
The Indictment rests upon the assumption
that he, cannot. The Copperheads Of
course contend that the surrender was an
outrage. as they wouh have done in any
case. under any treaty, if slave dealer
were damaged by it; but some few Union
papers also object that no surrender should
have been made in the absence of a treaty.
We cannot so see it. To us it seems clear
that an alder aud abettcr of the slave trade.
which is piracy, is himself a pirate. and
as such, an enemy of mankind. and sub
ject to punishment anywhere. or TO delive-
ry to the authority within whose jurisdic-
ton the crime was committed. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Wan DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON,
Jnno <

VAR DEHARTMExr, WARRINGTON, I
eo;4 June 5.
To Major General Dix: I ~
A dispatch from General Grants head
quarters dated $50 last night. Saturday
has been received. 1t states about Z D. m.
yesterday Friday. 3d) the enemy sudden
ly attacked Smiths brigade. Of, Gibbons
division. The battle lasted With great
fury for half an hour. The attack was
signally repulsed. Smiths losses were
inconsiderable. At 6 p. m, Wilson. with
his cavalry. FELL upon the rear of brigade
of Hatch's division, which Lee had drawn
around to bis left, apparently with the
intention OF envelopiug Burnside. After
sharp but short conflict, Wilson drove
them from their ride-piss in confusion.
and he took q position there. He, had
previously fought and routed Gordon's
brigade Of rebel cavalry. s.
During these fights be lost several; OIL
GERS. among them Col. Preston. LIST Yer
mont Cavalry. and Col. Benjaman. 9th
New York Cavalry. seriously wounded,
Gen. Stannard. serving in the 18th
Corps. was severely. wounded yesterday.
Friday. u .sd.
Our entire loss in killed, wounded and
missing. during the three days operations
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

1t is reported that the coiored troops
captured from General Wild have been
shotby thc rebels. General Batter has
ordered hat al prisoners recently capturs
ed by General Wild and sent to Point
Lookout be sent back to his headquarters,
What Wild is to do with these prisoners
has not been made known, but Batter will
doubtless teach the rebels to respect the
Uniform ofithe United States soldier what.
ever the color of the skiniit covers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

around Coal Harbor. will rot exceed, ac-
cordipg to the Adjutant Generals report.
1000. This Morning. Saturday, June
4th. lhe enemys left wing. in front Of
Burnside. was founi to have been drawn
in during the night.
Col. Cesnola, in COMMAND OF 5000 men,
sFrived here yesterday, having marched
from Port Royal.
Telegraphic COMMUNICATION between
FCherrystone and Fortress Monroe contin-
mes interrupted. ~ = Nss99l.s eis'
| Aadispatch from Gen. Sherman. dated
yesterday, 4th, at 3 o'clock and IL miles
west of Ma ietta. reports that his left is
now we'll a. ound, covering all the roads
from the south to the railroad about Ack !,
worth. His cavalry have been in AcIS
worth. and occupy in force all the Altoona
Passes - rtAt - ~. att
No other military intelligence has been
received by the Department. sioiin -
80 (Signed) s n L. NJ STANTON.
ttrr Secretary, Of War.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
unc0aditi0nal union state Tlcket.


OLIVER p MORTON
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Atstfe CONRAD BAKER q y'mferburg. 40 2
arsae- ron sEcnErass STATE, So ~
SELsDN TRUsLER, Of Fayette-
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
1Eew THOMAS D. McCARTf, Of Wabash 6
rRE.sgRER OF srsrE, hs-e a4
JOHN /. MORRISON, Of Washington.
W ~--ArOn arrOixEY GESEsAL -.
elsr DELANA T. WILLIAMSON. Of Putnam. IA
ron suPExrSrEsDESr or PUBLIC I~sTRrcTiox,
GEORGE W H0SS, Of Tstion.
lstH reg sup<sxs or st-rRExr cc,-Y.r
1=s Dstrict-JA Ms ;. ERAzEB, Of Koseirsko
II Distrlct--JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, or Henry.
"a overwhelmingly A. Rtl.sof Marion.
9Th Distrist-RoBERr e. GREGoHY, of ,Iirpecanoc
.fs FoE. cLERS or rus SyPEsyE coURr,
LAZARUS NOBLE, leF Knox IS 1ai
FoR RrroKrFn or ruE ssr-Pns.ssE 6 oorxr. nov.
-,If =. BENJAMIS HARRISON, of Marion.
:. FOB riEcroRs At t,rGF.
=. .-a David S<6ossling II Hancock. ilfcu
era 90 lssshari W Thompson, Of yiso- r..
FeE ELECTORS.
1st Dsirict-Jamc G. Denny. Of Knox.
John s. Hoaghand. Of Spencer.4
2d Distriet-CyrsIs L. Nixon OF Clark,
Francis Wilson, Of Orange b
81 Distri-t--Henry r. Pritclari. OF Bartholomew.
Madison Evans, of Lawrence
4th District-L<osIf,hss Sexton, of Rush
sth District-Benj F. ciaypeoI Of Faystte.
p II ffffe Joshua III. Meiiett. of Henry.
9Th District. J. Wright. Of Morgan.
aa- - J. G.. Green. Of Shelby.
: .th Distrie,--Ieha Osborn, 81 Putnam.
Thomas y. Rice, Of parkc.
? sth Distriet-K. p. Davidson. Of TpPec.uoc-
Benjamin p Gregory. of Warren.
9th Dfstrict-Jasnes b. Bedford, uf White. is
Fa.s Aaroa Guerney OF Porter.
IOsh District-Tim0thy r. Dickinson. of Dc KaIb.
t7is fItllct killourne, of Elkhart.
llth Dlstrict-John N. " alace, Of Grant.
james v Templcr. II Jay.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

A letter from Bermuda Hundred to the
Philadelphia Telegraph. in speaking Of the
recent attacks of the rebels on Buffers
insrsnchments. in which they were always
repulsed with heavy loss. says that on one
Of these occasions the Gattling gun. which
throws 200 shots per minute, was brought
TO bear with terrible effect. Some of the
rebel prisoners captured afterwards asked,
"What kind of a goa is that? Do you
load it all day and fire it all night
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

The Song Messenger Of the North West.
for June, has been received. 1t contains
five new pieces of Music and quantity of
reading interesting to the lovers of melo-
dy. Published by Root Il Cady. Chica-
go. Terms-6o cts. a year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

Colonel Wooley's detectives, on Sat
urday evening last, captured three more
blockade-runners coming from Yirgina
across the Chesapeake Bay. IN small
boat with another large rebel mail On
resisting his arrest. one of the blockade.
rusneFs was shot throughihe body. They
threw large portion Of the mail over
board. which SINK. All three offenders
were brought to Baltimore and imprisoned
They had considerable gold. silver, green
backs, and other vslaables with them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus
is as healthy as the purest flour; will prove
a great saving in that article; is peculiar
ly adapted to benefit weak stomachs and
dyspcptic persons; is much more healthy
and economical than baking powders, and
greatly preferred to soda to rise with cream
tartar. Grocers may say they have as
COOL. They are mistaken. lis the best
in the world. Try it. Most Of the Gro
GERS have IT. Have the Gold Medal Or
none.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
FRoN GENreRANT's ARMY.
Heavy skirmishing The Rebels Fail
to CT Our ines--Iovement of
Trodps From w ashin yton.--Latest
From Gen. Sherman's Army
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.


WASHINGTON. June =l0:00p.m. 'a-'
To Maipr C enerA Dix:8 q n TET
A dispatch dated Yesterday Thursday
at 1870 p. M. has this evening been re-
ceived from General sherman. 1isaT
He, reports hat on Wednesday. June 1.
Mcpherson marched mp fromo Dallas 20 a
point in front cf.the enemy at New Hope
Church. On Thursday. June 2. Schofed
and Hooker having been shifted to- the
extreme left. pushed forward towards
Marietta, and at the same Stoaeman's and
Garland's cavalry were sent to Alatoona
Pass. which they reached and held posses
sion Of. These movements, the dispatch
says. have secured the Pass, which was
considered formidable one. <t .Isds
Movements are reported by the dispatch
as now in progress which are not proper
now for publication. 49, MIN
Nothing has been heard from General
Grant since his dispatch. datei at l o.
clock yesterday Thursday morning.
Telegraphic communication has been
delayed 10y violent storm on the PENN.
sula yesterday evening and last night. and
lt cannot Oe re-estaOliSeu before some time
tomorrow.
[Signed.] E. NJ. STANTON.
.hu WAsHIsGToN. June 3.-The steamer
Keyport arrived this afternoon. having
left White House at noon yesterday.
Parties who came up on her state that
heavy cannonading was heard there when
they left. indicating that an engagement
vas in progress. sruI g q tesi
A cavalry man who came in from the
front to the White House. reported the
Sixth Corps was engaged, having brought
it on by rapid and sudden movement
from the left to right. ~ a5ff
Several regiments. OF negro troops,
doubtless portion of Buffers forces. and
Col. Bross' provisional colored brigade,
from Camp Casey. Alexandria, were being
landed at the White House, when the
Keyport left.
Its known by the Navy Department
that the rebels have. iron clads, torpedo
RATS. and other Internal machines which
they intend to send down the James River
against orr gunboats. but our naval officers
are we'll prepared for them, and there is no
fear Of the result.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

The Transport Pocahontas. from New
Orleans to New York. with iurloushed
soldiers and other passengers on board
collided with the steamer City of Bath. .
short distance out from the latter place,
and sunk, carrying down about forty OF
the 10l persons on board, including the
Captain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

A large meeting was held at Prince ton,
Illinois. on Wednesday. to set on foot a
project to erect monument to the late
Owen Lovejoy. The speakers were: Rev.
]. Colding. President Sturrant Of Illinois
College. VIM. Cnllen Bryant of New
York. and Francis A.. Eastman of Chi
cago. fff a oi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

DEATH OF SOLDIER. Henry G.. Rich
ards. of Co. G.. 9Th Ind. Cavalry. died at
Memphis, Tenn, on the 30th of April
last. The deceased was from this county,
and was a highly respectable young man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

A large naval wharf boat lying al
Mound City was destroyed by FIRE. which
was first discovered in tho oil room and
was supposed to have been the result of
spontaneous combustion. The flames
spread so Npidly that nothings could be
saved and several persons on board came
near su!facating, among them Paymaster
Boggs. q. 8. n. who was also seriously
burned. Entire loss about half million,
consisting of naval stores and $211. 900 in
the Paymastsr's safes. e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

Our neighbor was reticent last week in
regard to the "silly lie" he published about
us in his issue Of the 10Th ult We care
nothing about it. but it shows that he is
not disposed to make the amende honors
BILE to a political opponent. :,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
Union Judicial Convention.

The Union Judicial Convention for the
18th. Judicial District, will be held at
South Bend, on Thursday, the 25d day Of
June, 1864. sf-s
The Union Central Committee of this
county authorises oil Union men who can
to attend the Convention and act as dele
gates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

The news from Mexico does not look
very favorable to Macmillan. Juarez is
completely established at Monterey. The
French and Imperialists have been routed
at Militia, in Oaxaca, and large fore, was
preparing to march on Potosi. Great
enthusiasm for the Liberal cause prevails.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

Mr.. Joseph Potter has undertaken to
sprinkle the streets of Plymouth this sea-
son, and has erected water tank on the
east side of the bridge over yellow riv-
err, on Michigan street, from which to OBJ
tain the water necessary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

- General Dana has gons. to Misnesota to
organize and hurry toward al the troops
"a that State. The % Minnesota Cavalry
has orders to 60 South. A Chicago Tri-
buue correspondent says that if this order
is not countermandsd It will probsly break
up the Minnesota branch Of the Indisn ex-
petition, 10 paie5 no one 5ut eoAsraetors s0iz
oliect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
\ DEMONSTRATORS NOT CE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tic undersigned
has taken out Letters OF Administration on the cs
tate of Samuel Tabor, late ui Marshall county
Indiana. deceased. Those having claims against
the same are notified TO present them duly authcn.
ticatcd for settlement. aud those indebted are re-
quired to mike immediate payment. The estate
is solvent. CYRUS TABOR Adm,r
May &c, 1913 ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

The Richmond Wing iof.thes 2sth says:
We arc glad to be able state. upon the
authority of the Medical Director. that
General Longstreet has so far recovered
from the, wound he received in tho battle
of the Wilderness that be expects to take
the Geld i n about three weeks. 41
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

The Navy Department has information
that the rebels have prepared torpedoes,
RATS and other Internal machines to send
down James river, with a view Of destroy
ing our iron clads. Arrangements are
making to receive them. af 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

General Butler was about to march on
Petersburg when an order reached him from
Grant, drawing off part Of bis forces and
preventing the movement The enemy
has again attacked him, with the usual re-
sult-a defeat with heavy loss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

We are indebted 10 Hon. Henry S
Lane. for copy Of the Navy Register Of
the United States for 1864.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

1t is said that Lee is sick IN Richmond,
that Ewell is in immediate command of the
rebel forces. and that Early commands
Ewell's oil corps.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

Gen. Fremont has accepted the Cleave-
land nomination for President. and resign
ed his Major Generalship. which has been
accepted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
Public Sale.

,l.s.,.s Public Sale.
"ZILL be sold ut Public Sale, to the highest
W. bidder, at the late residence of Michael
Fletcher, deed. thre, miles south of Plymouth.
On Friday, juno 10, 1864,
The following personal property, to-wit:
Two Horses. one Wagon, one set Of Har-
ness, a lot of Cattle, some Hogs. fifteen
acres of Growing Wheat, Farming
Utensils, DC, DC.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit Of six months will
be given ON all sums over three dollars. by pur-
chasers giving notes with approved eccurty, waiv-
ing valuation and appraisement laws; on all sums
of three dollars and under cash iu hand. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock, a. m, on said day.
% SUSAN FLETCHER.
May 81, 1865 ,otft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
TNXECUTRlX'S NoTICE.--The IN.

IL designed having taken ont Letters Testamentary
the estate Of Isaac n Norris late Of Marshall County
lndiana deceased hereby BOTTLES those indebted to said
estate 10 cali and make Immediate payment and those
having Claims against the same will present them duly
thenf!cated for settlement The estate Is solvent.
EMILY MORRIS, Executrix
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

New YonK, June 4.-The TriJ,tne' s
special. dated June LIST. says Lees losses
the past two days must have been severe,
and largely in excess Of ours. aH. ''aa
Contrabands report that the citizens OF
Richmond are IN great fright '1ii
Q The enemy left all'his dead and woun-
ded in front of Warren. The sight was
sad and sickening. Aie7 go
JUNE 2.--Yesterday, the 9th corps and
Badly Smiths forces made heavy charge.
carrying the first line of the enemy's
works. and taking 900 or 500 prisoners.
AN Hour LATEg--The rebels made
tremendous assaults and were frightfully
slaughtered. Hancock also repulsed SINH
lar attacks. inhicting severe loss. The
fighting was most desperate.
The enemy's loss must have been 1000
or 3. 900; our loss 400 or 500. ~
Bnrnside's corps shovel equal valor in
repulsing an attack
Baltimore. June A gentleman who
left the frou: on Friday says: The whole
army worship Grant, and say that he is
the only man who has given them q
chance TO fight. The belief was universal,
both among the troops and residents Of
the country in the vicinity of Richmond.
that the rebel capital must fall. There
had been no attempted raid on the White
Honse, as reported. and consequently the
rumorcd capture OF Fitzhugh Lee and his
cavalry was unfounded. The White
House presents scene Of activity UMPIRE
cedented even in McClellan's campaign.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

In the Post Ofce at Plymouth State of Indiana ON the
stf day of June. 1861
Toobtin any of these letters, the applicant must can
lo dfr ,sei letters give the date 81 thislist and pay
one cent for advertising -
not called for within month, they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
We Buy for Cash.

We will after this date, (as a matterof simple
Justice to persons buying large bils,) deduct from
bills amour ting (at one purchase) to Twenty dol
lars two per cent; Thirty dollars. three per cent;
Forty dollars, four per cent; Fifty dollars five per
cent, and will throw in thread to make all goods we
sell for mems and women's wear
We cordially invite all persons wishing to buy
Goods to call and see our stock and get our prices
Ii you buy ofus VIC will thank you, ifnot we will
post you so you can buy of others to good advan-
taagc. ]. +. WESTERVELT g. Co.
Plymouth, Ind, June lst, le6l-3lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
On Friday, June 18th 1864.


On Friday, June 18th 1861,
at the late residence Of said deccdcnt, in Center
township, Marshall county, Indiana. all the per
sonal property left by said dccclent, not taken by
the dow, consisting, in part, of the following ar
tcles:
4 Horses, 8 Milk Cows. Is head of other
Cattle, 81 Sheep. II or IL Hogs.
Wagons. several sets Of Harness, Far
ming Utensils. Household Furniture.
about 400 bushels Wheat, same guam
tity of Corn. DC, &c.
sTERMS-A credit of six months will be given
on all sums over three dollars. the purchaser TO
give note with approved security drawing interest
and payable without relief from valuation and APP
praisement laws; on sums of three dollars and un-
der cash in hand. Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock, q. M. on said isy.
CYRUS TABOR, Admir-.
May 26. ls64--t4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

MATRIMONlAL.-If you wish to
Iva marry, nd dress the undersigned, who will send
you, without money and without price," valuable nor.
aiisn that will enable you mtrry happily and speedi-
~ no matter how ugly or how poor. This j. reliable
Affair." The Information will cost you nothing and If you
wish to marry. will cheerfuy assist you All ettors
strictly confidential The desired information sent by re-
turn mail, and no questions asked. Address
SARAH T.. LAMBERT,
June 0, lsC4-t3l Grcenpoint, Kings Co. Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09

/ dSnodi M A RRIED ilIis 2g'h
On Saturday evening, June 4;h. 1854, by Rex
II +. Webb. Mr.. JoHv FREpERIcK BEHRENs and
Miss AMELIA A. ANeERMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
ONE DAY LATER.
Grant Assaults the Rebel Lines on
Tuesday and Drives them into
their Entrenchmehts. j ~ a1


OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON,
UIi - June 4, 1864.
To Major General Dix: tsls,o.
Dispatches from Grants headquarters,
June Sd yesterday have Just been receiv-
ed. There were no operations on Thurs.
day. Yesterday, ct bali past'four in the
morning, Grant made an assault on the
enemy's lines. of which he makes the fol.
lowing report: b Is hlg ~ ne aaiifI
1--WE assaulted at 4:30 this. morning.
driving the enemy within his entrench-
ments at all points, but without gaining a
decided advantage. We now occupy a
position close to the enemy. and in some
places within fifty yards. Our loss is not
severe. nor do | suppose the enemy lost
heavily. We captured over 800 prison
ers. mostly from Breckinridge"
Another official report. not from Grant,
estimates our killed and wounded at 3, 900.
Among the killed are Col. II askell. OF the
Both Wisconsin, Col. Porter, of the 9Th
New York heavy artillery. and COL Nor.
ris. Of the Goth New York Among the
wounded are Gen. r. o. Tyler. seriously
and will probably lose foot.
e (Signed E. M. STANTON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
On Saturday, July I'd. 1864

On saturday, July "a, 1904,
the personal property of said estate. consisting Of
a Horse, Cows. Cattle. Carpenter Tools,
Wagon. Farming Implements. Corn.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. one
Sugar Mill. Cane Crusher and Appara.
tus belonging to the same, and various
other articles. fso'flr fo
ERMS.-Sums Of three dollars and under
Cash; three dollars, credit until the lst OF
April, 1865 the purchaser giving note, at interest
waving valuation and apprlsement laws, with APP
proved security. Sale to begin Mt 10 o'clock, A
NJ. .ae... EMILY MORRIS, Adm'x.
June 9, ls64-32t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale,

NOTICE is hereby giAen that the undersigp-
ed, Administrative OF the estate of Isaac N.
Morris, deceased, will offer for sale public out
cry. at the late residence Of the deceased. in
Union township MARSHALL county Indinna
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
LADIES' LIST. ~
GENTLEMEN,S LISr.

Aroaugh Martha-2H fairfield Helen sIurphyu reno
Bailey Eliza HOPKINS Martha MIL I'd n, q
Correil Hettie A
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
CIRCUS
: CROCKETT, the Lien Tanner,
with a den of
SIX ENORMOUS LIONS

Fresh srom tho Forest. u timed ard
Unsubiurd save by this NJ AGNIPOTENT
BEAST CONQUER0R. whose daring ex-
plot at Astley's Ampbitheaier, London,
won him enduring fame. This glorious
act consisted in going alone into a whole
herd Of beasts which had escaped from
their cage and devoured poor fellow who
fell in their WHY, md by his MYSTERI-
Gus POWER queliing their rage and
thirst for blood, ana leading them back
to their cage. lie will appear in each
performance in their enormous den, feed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S. b. HOWES

Respectfully informs the public that he
has returned to America after an absence
~ seven years in Europe, bringing with
him the M
The Mnsf cnnnlefr and Aifrnsfira
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-09
Administrators Sale.

- OTICE is hereby given, that the under
[ Y st-ped. Administrator OF the estate of Sam
c ID. Tabor, deceased, viii offer for sale at Pub