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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
A Hint to Farmers.

: The following hint published farther
West. is inst as applicable here. There
are thee things easily raised and harvested.
for which, the farmers may depend upon
Il. there will be an enormous demand and
high prices paid during the war. We refer
to potatoes, beans and onions. The farmers
could not do better thing for themselves
and their country than to plant these veg
etables very extensively. If it appears. as
the spring advances, that the wheat crop
is likely TO De short, and that fruit will be
scarce. onions, potatoes and beans must
be had to fill the vacuum. -
We believe the Cincinnati Commercial
is entitled to the credit of this ''hint," not
for discovering the fact that onions, pota-
toes and beans will be in great demand
and therefore valuable crop. but for Civ
ing farmers timely warning Of their value.
1t is now quite certain that wheat will be
little If any better than half crop, and
thatwe shall have. no peaches, nor any
fruit but apples, and this deficiency viii
prove serious drawback on our ability to
meet the demands of the war, If it be not
compensated in some way. The crops sug-
gested in the extract are all to be planted
yet, and they can be made to fill the "gap"
to agreat extent. Potatoes are to-day
worth nearly as much as wheat, and some
what more than corn. and beans are worth
moret than oil three put together. Farmers
cannot fail to see in our market reports
that they can make their root crops even
more profitable than grain. In England
and Belgium. where cultivation is carried
to the highest degree, root crops form at
least twice as large . proportion of the
whole product Of the country as they do
here. Night there not be wisdom in imi-
tating their example?- Ind Jour. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

Arm. ELEcTIoS.-What are the Union
men OF Marshall doing toward preparing
for the April contest? Will they organ
ixe and manifest the faith and hope and
energy which it is the duty of men enga-
ged in so sacred cause to feel and exert,
or will they remain inactive. say it is no
use. and let our opponents walk over the
track? If the latter course is resolved on.
depend on it, our cause will retrograds in
stead of advance. The only way to gain
success is by means Of organization and
persistent effort. Churches themselves
will not grow even after being planted un-
less the means ordained for that purpose are
employed. Then how futile it is to hope
for success politically unless we make use
of the proper means. 49,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
United States Mail.



a.~ Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, January Il, 1861.
Proposals will be received at the contract Office Of this
Department until o'clock p NJ of March 81, ss4 be
saed sy April - Is for een,eyng the mails Of the
following routes in the State Of Indiana and BY the
schedules Of departures and arrivals herein specified
I21s5 From Bremen. by Hepton, NIllwood, and North
Galveston, to Leesburg, p miles and back, once
Leave Bremen Saturday at : m;
Arrive at Leesburg by 3pm;
Leave Lccsburg Friday at 10 q m;
Arrive at Bremen by pm.
From Rensselaer,, by Oak Grove TO Remington IL
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Rensselaer, daily; except Sunday, at 7.30am
Leave Remington daily. except Sunday, e.l5 m;
Arrive ut Rensselaer, Icy 1915 m.
Proposals Dr service three times week invited.
r2zse From Knox TO Hamlet, : miles and hack.
Leave Knox Friday at lam;
Arrive at Hamlet by lea M; 1881 o. gfft
Leave Hamlet Friday at II m:
Arrives at Knox by p m ii. 81
Proposals for more frequent service invited. = s.
l229o From Bristol by Union, Mich, and osborns Cor
ners. to Brownsville. IL miles and back, once
Leave Bristol Friday at cam;
Arrive at Brownsville by II m; ~ tti.t -t
- Leave Brownsville Friday at 1 p M; -..s.sa.s.
Arrive at Bristol by m
1901 Prom wilmot BY Indian Village and Cromwell TO
ga Lisonier, u miles and back. once a week-o
Leave Wilmot Friday Mt a m;
~ Arrive at Lgonier byi1z m; t iit, -
~ Leave Ligoner Friday ct m; feF~.tstsfl
Arrive at wilmof by 8 m.
12292 From Decatur, by Monmouth, Root. and TO, to
Fort Wayne, % miles and back, twice a week. i
Leave Decatur Wednesday and Saturday at G a IN;
Arrive at Fort Wayne by IL m; 80
Leave Fort Wayne "Wednesday and Saturday 1t m;
Arrive at Decatur by I'm.
1929 From Linn Grove, sy Vera Cruz and Bufon, TO
al Murray. "A mikes and back, twice week. 1- !
leave Linn Grove Tuesday and Friday at m;
- Arrive ut Murray by " m; 70 q -.
Leave Murray Tuesday and Friday att p m; =
Arrive at Linn Grove by p m.
I22s4 from Richmond BY Boston, to Beechy Mre, 0
s.4i miles and hack, twice week. lry M Ia
Leave Richmond Tuesday aud Friday at II m;
Arrive at s3eechy Mire By 3 m; g. itia t-f
Leave Bcechy Mire Tuesday and Friday at q m;
Arrive at Richmond by 10
i Proposals to extend to Fair Haven, Ohio, invited
1905 From Brookvil by Blue Creek, St. Peters, and
Herman, to Sunnian, Is miles and back, once
= wcek. ~ IfI[ - ,ft-t i,s4Lt
Leave Brsokville Saturday ct pm;
Arrive at Sunman BY p m;
Leave Sunman Saturday II q m; fG
Arrive at BrcokviIle by IL m.
- Proposals. for more frequent service invited.
For Laws relating for the conveyance of
ma for the forms q proposal guaranty, and
for Instructions to bidders and posnasvers re the
pamphlets Advertscmement q January a. 1854" al 10
principal post oIIccs. N. BLAIR,
s1t4ly- ~ 81 As Poetnaster General.
fbruaryss. lssi-n17-fw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
JEFFERSON FARMER. Esq. Chicago.

JEFFERSON FARMER. Esq. Chicago.
Dear SIR:-I am highly pleased with the Weed
Machine In fact, must confess it is better than
anticipated, aud not a humbug in my estimation,
like most Of machines. First, got ''cheap''
one, which sent back for repairs, at least half a
dozen times, to the Office from which got it,
After trying and bothering with il for long time
set it away in the attic, and there it remains,
memento o! vexations and troubles. After that ]
bought one with "world- wide reputation, .'bie
factory" gorgeous Offices" tremendous estab
lishment." But it so. Too complicated
wouldn't sew anything heavier than shrtinS.-
Next, made an exchange for a celebrated loop
stitch machiuc-another big shing-5ig hansbug!
believe. Stitch would ravel out faster than ]
coul be made Good thing to play withs rathc
expensive though But am satisfied now that
after all nv long trouble. have got what L want
good machine-one that is reliable and ever,
way satisfactory. The Weed Machines viii al
ways be held in my best opinions, and shall eve
remain Yours sincerely, 80
r8 JOHN c. FLANDERS .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

PRoNoTED.-We are gratilied to learn
that Capt. Jasper Packard Of the 4Sth In
diana has been promoted to the 1t. Colo
nelcy of the 12Sth regiment in camp at
Michigan City. The appointment is an
excellent one. Capt. P. is one Of the
most gallant and brave men of the 9th
Congressional District. His promotion
will be exceedingly gratifying to bis nu-
merous friends in this county. lie inner
its all the patriotism and manliness of the
name. The rest of his kinsmen, so far as
we know them, are destitute of both these
qualities. - ntr 50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

First Class Hunting Pieces for of movemc
beauty Of materials and above ALL cheapness in price,
these watches must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation ultess that II hardly he detected
BY the m ,st experienced judges. The material being Of
METALS the first quality Sterling Silve., while
the inner one German Silver IL cannot be recognized by
cutting heavy engraving. making it, not only in appear
but In durability the best resemblance
LING SILVER i'm existence.
The Sale Of these Watches in the Army is OF
enormous profit, retailing they very readily do, at SIS
and upwards. Many hundred dollars he made in a
single pay day by any of ordinary business tact.
BS- AT WHOLESALE ONLY. In heavy hnnting cases
beautifully engraved white enamel DIAL and fancy
hands, in good running order, by the half dozen, Soc
Sold only by the Of six,
Upon receipt oftwo dollars, guarantee Of good faith
we will send watches by express to any part of the loyal
States, collecting balance of bill on delivery This ensures
buyers ,inst fraud giving them their watches before
pa yrBeBt Is required Fl u
Soldiers in the dioyal States remit ADVANCE
In, express companies per4n Dtorily refuse making coll
iectiens in such dangerous oa los Remember Cash In
advance from within the army Lines in rebel States, We
guarantee the safe delivery Of all Watches, whether they
sent by mail or express. .. r-r-.l ..f.
HsbJard eros, Sole Importers,
III Broadway, cor Courtland street,
feby25' lSI-ni7t2l NEW YORK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Alta CHMENT NOTICE

STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL County, S.:
Bfore Washington Tutttr Justice of the Peace in and
for Centre Township
NEhkNIan SHERMAN, Complaint on Note and Proceed
Joux opropv,x 2 ings in Attachment
Whereas the plaintiff. In the above entitled case has
fled with me his comp an together with his affidavit and
bond necessary 10 entitie him TO crr Of att.chm
and the having been returned endorsed defend
ant not fund.- and the order of attachment returned
with property attached, the defendant is therefore hereby
notified IF the Pencncy Of said suit, and that the
will hc tried before at my Office in Plymouth the
18th day of Waycs lSif at 10 o'clock, m and that
less hr appear and answer, dsmur thereto, the
will be heard and determined in his absence.
WASHINGTON FUTILE, J. p. tsEAL.l
march: .lSCi-nlS-tS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
New Hampshire Has Spoken-How
are Won CODerheadS,

Z CoScoRD. n H., March s. 1880 p. m.
~ towns give Gilmore 1880. Harring.
ton 1879. scattering 81. Gilmore is
elected by 1000 majority. All FIVE ofthe
Republican councillors are elected; proba-
bly, Q of the IL Senators elected are Re-
publicans and majority OF the represen-
tatives. ~
There have been heavy Union gains in
every town heard from.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

Owing to our limited space to-day. SO
much room being occupied by Gov. Nor
seu's great speech, we are compelled 10
omit, many interesting news items and 9TH
eeF articles which we intended to publish,
s--but We gould not have given any thing.
e we feel assured, that would have been
more entertaining to the majority of our
readers than the speech.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
EW ADVERTISEMENTS
Volunteers and Conscripts

To Soldiers any others wishing increase their in
come there i no better way Of doing at this time than
from tire sa'e ofour Watches. THEr WARRANTED As
REPREsESTEDi
Particularly valu b, to officers in the Army and trav
elcrs. '-FSdak Lcslie's, Feb. 81.
s.Prctties best timepicccs ever offered
" y. Illustrated Ne,cs Jan. 10
Every pretty aud durable Matches fsr the Army--N
L. Arasy Mary Jesg. Government Organ T. Aug 20. ~
lone of the eldest and reliable business.
Louisville Ky. Journal, July 81 I o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
AnNoUMCEmRNT.

Hos. WILLIAM ANDREWS Of La
porte, is a candidate for Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas. subject to the
decision Of the Union District Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Union Meeting.

At a meeting of the citizens of Walnut
Township, held at Bethel Church. on the
evening Of March 1st, the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions were adopted by
unanimous consent:
WHEREAS, We hold The doctrine that the con-
stiiution OF the United States emanated from the
people through their delegates in convention as
scmbled, and that the delegates were some of the
tae country could boas; Of; and that their object
was to form an indissoluble Union between the
several States, wisely providing for such amend
ments Of that instrument as time might demon
strate nece ssarys but nowhere making any previs-
ION fa- tho destruction OF the Union; that though
the majority yielded to minority in giving protcc-
tion to slavery Tor the time being, it was through
the fond hope that the law of liberty would in
short time induce the different States 10 rid them
selves of the odious Institution.
Resolcsd, therefore, That we consider it the duty
ofevery good citizen of the United States to aid in
preserving this Union by whatever means may be
necessary for that purpose. .af
:. Re7oioed, That as the lore ofhuman slavery was
the cause of all our present national difficulties,
VIC arc in favor ofits speedy abolition throughout
the entire national domain; and that knowingly VIC
State, or County Office who is not in favor Of that
measure. s.H
Resolred, That we heartily endorse the acts ard
measures of President Lincoln in reference to the
subjugaton of the rebellion, with the exception OF
those in which We think he showed too much Ienity
towards notorious traitors, in the case of c. L.
L. Eallandigham Of Ohio. 1o
: Reselred, That we look upon erery ore rs an
enemy to our common country, however loud his
professions may be, who 10 continually finding
fault with the Administra ton, charging it with
upaticn, &C., whilst he passes over all the acts of
JED. Davis and his gang of lawless usurpers with
perfect silence
kesolrsd, Thai we consider that mans head or
heart or both fearsully diseased, morally, who
der existing circumstances opposes the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation.
R>solced. That we heartily approve of the ac-
ton Of and ticket put in nomination by the Con-
VENT on held at indianapolis the s2nd ult, and
especially of the nomination of o. p. Morton for
Governor, and We pledge ourselves to use all hon.
orabic means in power for the election of the
whole ticket =
Resolred, That we win support Abraham Lin
cor, II nominated by the National Union Conven-
on, for President ofthe United States.
g'Resolr-d. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the MARsuaLL County REruBLr-
cav sslii p
The meeting was addressed by the Rev.
Dir. Payne. after which the meeting ad-
journed to meet at Salem Church, in Gen.
ter township, on Friday evening. march
l1fh, 1864.
LUTHER Johnson. Chairman.
=. DR.. w. Qaigley, Secretary. 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Magic Time Observers.

Bling Hunting Open Face Lady's Gentleman =
Witch Combined with Patent SelfWindihg In
provement. most Pleasing Novelty.
No ONE OF THE PRETrIEST, MOST CONVENT
En- T. and decidedly the best and cheapest finiecc fer
g'ncr and reliable off red 1t has within il and
connected with its machinery, its winding attach
ment rendering key entirely unnecessary The
this Watch composed OF two metals the be-
ing fine Ii caret gold II has the improved rt,y
lever movement and is warranted finpcee
Price, superly engraved per Of half dozen, s2ef
sample Watches, in neat morocco boxes, $35.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

HIsToRY OF TIE NINTH IxD. REGIMENT.
MIR. j. S. Hurlburt has issued q pros
pectus for the forthcoming history Of the
@h Indiana Regiment, in which he sets
forth the plan Of the work. He has been
with the regiment pearly all the time since
Its organization, and has been industrious
In procuring material for the work. The
history Of this regiment, written by faith
fu1 historian, such as we believe Mr.. HqTl-
b7Ft t. be, will be work Of interest to
the psople Of this State and especially
those Of The 9th Congressioal District.
where the friends and relatives Of those
Who fgurs in the history, reside. The
work VIII occupy t~osIarge volumes. and
riH mt cost less than 81 90 per vol, {
TIE work viii lie issued sometime during
Fb2 cspdippg Spring, Communications on
lie subject OF the work should be addressed
to J. s. Hurlburt, Michigan City, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
NOTICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

i v Nctrc is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out Letters If Administration on the estate of
Samuel Cup, late of Marshall County, Ind. decd All
indebted to said estate requested call
make immediate payment and those having claims against
the win present them properly authenticated for
settl,ment The estate is Supposed to be solvent.
SAMUEL w. MILLER, Administrator.
marriI3. lSii--nlSt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
DlSSOLUTIoN OF PARTNER.

is hereby given that the Tartnc rship
heretofore existing betwee the under the
nam' aud style of H. b. dickson Co.. is this day dis
solved by n,utua IT.
The Books, Notes ard Of the firm win he SET
tied by H. u. Dickson and all persons indebted TO the
hrm are requested to call and settle iD sesiiafelv
HUGH b. DICKSON.
JOSEPH c. LEONARD
plrmauflr Eel.x 1874
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Plymouth, Feb'y q, 1864

n b. Having purcha ed the entire stock and assets Of
the late firm of II. ID. Dickson Co.. will contin the
business at the old and where all my old friends and
customers ana as m NY w ones choose to call,
viii hnd me always prepared to help to aos. every
ming In me Hardware line. ii. b. DICKSON.
frby 2JGf-nl.t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
Putnam Clothes riHger.
The Only Reliable Sed-Ad-
juSting Wringer,

The frame being Of Irn, thoroughly cavanizel aHdor-
g from Is r-oreS, and the liability 10 shrink, swell
-ft w. - "@"rof"f> IN wsch iscrines Is prevented
No hHmbscrcsrs complicated I~csags to wear out
get out Of orlcr il be fastened firmly 10 the tub in
siayfe sce,sd- II. rtH tiiii
WARRANTED with or without COC-WHEEIS.
II took the FIRST PRENrN at Fifiy-Scven State ard
C,uniy Fairs Ia Is y, aud is, rhoa ds e<csos Tie tesi
wringcr ever made
Instead If believing tire statements OF parties interested
In the sale Of other Wringers,
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Tc<t 1t THoROUGHLr with sST and ALL others,
and II not cntrrly satisfactory, return II.
IL will wiring anything from thread to tedqnh with
ats RAT ion
Patented IN the Uue States, England, Canada, and
Australia. Agents wanted in every town. ii.
no Energetic make from So TO $40 per day.
P.fsfn Ma~rJrof.rs.g cospasge i. ~.
GESrLENES-T ksor from practical experience that iron
w. rhusi-ed rib sine cM aof oriis rss particle
can safely say after several years experience Ia the
Of chains for chain and IN
which the affinity OF Iron and zinc that II tn
process he conducted properly it Is perfect weld Of tn
two
Nearly year ago my family commenced usins ono
your Wrngers IL now Performs all its functions as wei
" IL did the first time ii used and has become an in
alc article with have closely observed
other kinds Of cioshe-wrnger. the nodus oerani
bsig different, trying to prcne the same results rs TN
Putnam Wrnger but in my Judgment they have failed.
The Prisaia Wriagr u perfect as possible, aud
ek>ey~Ii r-eon,.s-sd IL to Be the bed i~ ~~e
efS JOHN W. WHEELER, cleveland, Ohio
Many years experience in the galvanizng business
BILE meto above statement in an particulars.
New York. January, lsH. nsrt. ....f sH
No ., $3.50; No. 1. 5000; No. A. $500
Manufactured sold. wholesale and retail, by the
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. ID Piast street. New York and Cleveland, Ohio
marcl,3 IsGf-nIs-3m's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

e The TWENTIETH INDraSx IA dispatch
was received by Governor Morton, last
Sunday night, announcing that the 10th
Indiana had left Washington on Saturday
for home. The regiment il was expected
would arrive at indianapolis On Tuesday
morning last, if so, those Of the veterans
who belong to this county will probably
reach here this morning The re-enlisted
men of the regiment number, it is stated,
about 225. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
\ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-.Noticee

Is hereby given that he undersigned Administrator
OF the estate ef Ann klfngerIsB esssaS will Offer for
sale nj Public Auction at tf late residence ece-
aeht' IN Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, ON
Saturday. the 18th day of March. 1864.
n personal property # said estate, consisting of
One Double Barreled Shot Gun, One Lever
Watch, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Bedding, and various other articles.
TERuS-All sums Of three dollars and under csrfi;
over three dollars credit uf three riS~a
the purchaser giving note. at interest," waving
and appraisment LAVE.
Sale to commence at o'clesk. n m
ID. T. PHILLIPS, Admin istrztsr..
fb'yls lS54-nl6-:t = -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
GUARDIANS SAFE REAL rs

~ rATE:-Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed, Guardian Jn T. Rafick Sarah A. R,rirk and
James NJ Rarick, Minors will sell private the
lowing Described Real Estate in Marshall County Indiana
to-w The undivided two-thirds part half
ne east half of the Southwest onefour of section 21
IN town thirty-three tSil. ID Said land lire
ABOUT three miles west u Plymouth Pretty Lake on
the hneS koa-has house and barn same nearly one
hunaed good fruit bearing trees twenty acres
under cultivation. - -
Applications Of purchasers will be receiy at the Law
Office Of John d. Devor in Plymouth and at the residence
of the undersigned two miles Plymouth on the
Knox Road, until the 18th Of March, 1854.
Terms ~ SecODe third cash the residue In equal nav
mens Oh ST. twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser
giving notes, with interest. waiying valuation and ap
Praisncnf laws, and secured by good freehold security
JOHN 5. BRuCkART, Guardian.
feby1s'1sC4-nlc-4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
EV ADVERTISEMENTS
WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS,
LADIES' LIST.
CALL AND 81
[art.h IN 1854 -n1off

Remaining in the Post Office at Plymouth, Ind. March
., ISL which IL not taken out within five weeks
will lie sent to the Dead Letter Office Washington City
Postage on the same cent each:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

ms Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say ADVERTISED
o. II. p. BAILEY, p. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
We are indebted Cor the news summary
we publish to-day to the Indiana journal.
Latest News,

Passengcrs by the steamer Luminsry
from Vicksburg on the 81. arrived at Cairo
on the Sth, report that Sherman and his
army are at the former place.
An affray between the corpsrheads and
soldiers occurred at Hardin, Calhoun
county, IHinois. on Friday last. A cop
perhead ehecred for JEFF Davis. and was
promptly shot down bv soldier. The
Coppcrheads.then gathered and hung three
soldiers and shot three others dead.
The 10Th Ind. Reg rc-enlistcd veterans
arrived at Indianapolis on Tuesday.
Col Dahlgreen, son Of Admiral Dahl
green. who accompanied Kilpatrick's ex-
petition was killed in a fight with the reb-
els near Louisa e. H., Va.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10
The Empire Sering Machine is Exempt
from, all these objections. 81

Ii has asFaght needle perpendicular action makes IN.
LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH. which will NEITHER
iI nor IA EL and y alike ON both sd's performs
perfect sewing every description If material fr m
Leather TO the finest Nan.ook Muslin with cotton linen
or siik thrcai HON the coar-st to- the numIcr
Having neither CA NJ COG WHEEL. and The Iea.f
possible friction, II iuns smooth glass. and is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

II took the FIRST PREMrN ut Fiffy-Scven State ard
,uniy Fairs Ia 1851 aud is irioat e<cspoa, Le les
wringcr eve made
believing TIE statements OF parties interertes
In the sale If other Wringers,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10

Throughout Nchisan. Indiana. uiinnir wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa. M5sscsrk ksn-ss and Nebrasks.
kb'yl11e64-n15sew6m