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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

ROBBERY on HARLEM BRIDGs.-At about
O'Clock on Tuesday morning Mr. William Mccormick.
q resident Of Melrose, Westchosler County. while
crossing Harlem Bridge at the upper end Of Third
was otackei by three rufnns and robbed OF valuable
diamond oist-pin. Walter keech. one OF the ruff
hans was arrested by Officer Forbes Of the Twelfth
Precinct and.committed by Justice Connolly.
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NINTH GRAND GERMAN SINGING FEs

~ TIvAL.- Man moth Picnic aud D"tnon'ion Oh i'r
WEDNESDAY, July 49, 1865, at Jone's " 900, e. "' 49,
procession of the United Singing Associations Turner'S ana
Military will leave Germsnis Assembly Rooms
at o'clock precisely. Route of March Bowery Ch''nHn
4, ard City Hall whore His Honor Mayor ounther VIII al
ars.s tn singers. from City Hall up Broadway to Bond ST.
Second T.. Avenue A, 70 feminist. Z. H.
The bJats Magnolia and Chase will leave root OF n'00"s
and Eshth.,,s e. r. every half hour amer u O'CLOCK N.
Ample have been usde with the seeosa s'e
Third ave. Railroads for the conveyance oil v"sore
Admi,siop: Gentlemen, Soc Ladies. asc
LOUIS 0RILFUsS. Correspondents sscsstuy.
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ARREST OF A PrcKpocKEr.-On Monday

night While Mr. Henry Ackerman OF Honesdale, Pa,
wss passing through Chatham Square. Thomas VIII
hanson. a wel.kLosn pickpoeket, stole q wallet con
which he attempted to make his He was prr-
sued by officer Heapc OF the Fourth Precinct and IN his
fight threw away tue pocketbOok which was recovered
and restored to the owner Eventually the tibet was
caught and on Tuesday morning Justice Downing com
rriitel him ,rial
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SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERx-JuLY l3.-Beior
Justice DAYvIS.

LUAN Oh IN M III MENI,
Hannah w. Brady agt. Geo. W. WarIng.-Plain-
t ia this action brought st 20 SltN which she
claimed had nirusted defendant to invest for her lac
promising Of 10 per cen, and procured an order OF af
TIE defendant moved 10 49, aside su'h order on aia
wits that the transaction losn OF money simply, which
already portion had been paid AMER consider Argument
the Court granted the deienian motion. a. ii. Reayey toI
plsin;ih; NJ 5. Brewster Tor defendant
DECISIONS
Annett Frances ngt. Eliza WashingtonMoion granted 90
far a. 10 reduce bail TO 100 alglon Madison lg VIM. =.
DemhI sAowance OF Eve per granted 10 defendants
Sl95 p. Thos. l.. Braynan at Ely Hoppocb:-Ordel
snted. Charles Schwi,zcr sgt. The FCT,ysecoDds and
OrnIdst Railroad Co.-Motion grated
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
= SUPREME COuRT-JUII is-D-ore Justice J. =. BAR
J.

Mr.. Levi s. Chatheld announced the death oil
Mr. Ambrose s jordan. IN few appropriate remarks he
alluded his sreLdy passed o he einoTy OF The
Younger bar ard 20 his cotemp orares ken Spencer.
Wilhms Emme,, AID otArs. most II whom have already
pessd away end that os Of respect TO his memory the
Court do al 5urn.
Mr. A. r. Hosilry In recording the motion remarked upon
the courtesy the decreased toward his nd a. tie bar and
~ great power ard energy when pp9cd 10 Lis coeysls and
pointed out his honesty ndlsy AID perseverance models
and examples for the Ju.ior bar
U Honor Ju,c. barnard stated that the deceased had not
been known personally to him. he having retired from sctve
practice beioie bis But that bis name had been
preserved hy tradition In the section om which he 1.-THE
came that he could that he well deserved
all that had been here said Of him out OF respect TO his
memory the Court would adjouu I'LL tomorrow.
CBAaBERs-JuLy l8.-beore Justice BARNARD.
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CITY NEWS.

Mrs. Ella E. Hobert, late from the seat Of
war; will lecture upon Negro Suffrage at Metropolitan
Hall, No. 81 SIth.sve., this "wednesday evening, az
O'Clock. to be followed by discussion. Admission
10 cents to pay expenses. On Thursday evening Mrs
Hobert will address the soldiers and citizens In INC
same Hall on the events OF the Admission iree
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tuatebes anS Jswelrp.

EINE DUPLEX WATCHES, IN solu ov OH
Levers, pure silver hunting ceases, genuine Aaan
Levers coin silver hunting leases, $50 elegant NY.
CO.. tsninas Si5. Thermometer aud Compass Wcen rrj
Ladies' fue Fnameled Watches S2o Watches q 70" %
CATELY BROTHERS, Importers, NO. lol NS"s"sI
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CAprMgy AND LABoRERs' AssocIArroS-THE

CARrMEy AND LABoREIs' Ass0CIATioN-THE
DAILY MEETIsG.-The Cartmen and Laborers Associa
ton held their regular daily meeting yesterday noon
at the Apollo Rooms. No 10 Prinoe-st Speeches were
made BIZ Mossrs. Mooney, Cunningham and others ad-
v!sing the men to stand frn. Much bitterness was
shown toward those who. owing their present high
pieces TO he working men, desert them In this their
hour OF trial The men were not out IN such laIge
nnmbers AZ previous meeting, and the comments ~
the papers upon the recent deeds Of violence toward the
employees of the contractors to affect their spirt
decidedly. They emphatcaly deny that the men en-.
gagged in any of these acts Of violence are members oi
their organization Aver promising 70 stand BY eFcb
other the meeting adjourned.
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ROBBED IN A SALOoS.-Ofiicer Crittenden OF
the Fourth Precinct Tuesday morning arrested james
Ioyery proprietor Of the low saloon known as the
Rising Star" in Waterst., and Mary naher, on sus'
picion Of having stolen SlGO from james Reed OF No
o. Olyer.st while asleep IN the saloon. II IL alleged
that Mary took the money and gave 1t TO Lowefy
Justice Bowling committed them
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Dioyemerr. OF ocean steamers
TN nEpAHr
Paxscuycrs Arrived.

Ia steamer Ellen :. Terry from Newbern-Gea Paine,
Capt Locke Lieut. Graves, Csr, logpn, Lieut. b. D; Owl
nell BIZ. aud Mrs. Lewis Mr.. and Mr.. Wheaton Nh E1
~ Chessbra A!.s Roe servant Mr. Paine, C. s Prm-
ose L. H. CODY 4 Mitchell T.. ". Ellis. } Patterson. J.
J. Owen, Chss r. Sophie, Nanierwser, FEcncis Huge,
and 20 in .teersgs.
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iAdyertisementl

1,l66 BROADwAY.-Dr. HARTLEY INSTITUTE
for the special Of affections Of the Ear Caarrh and
Throat dsosse No advance required Consultation free
Call. received between the hours o: 10 and p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.-lhe Rev.
Dr. Stevenson, Secretary Of tae American tract 30
cety recently returned from Virginia and NORM 'afo
lima will give an account Of his tour at the ROOMS VI
the New.York Young Mems Christian Association' 'o
l6l Fifh.ave. this evening at o'clock Inc iec'uro
il free 10 the public,
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DECISIONS.
Theodore Darean agt. Jules Dareau--Motie

Theodore Dafehu ugt jules Dareau.-Motion
rrants with $40 The People rel Louisa 81 John
sgt John A. StenleJuGgment for the reatof on The de
niuneT Percmptory mandnus 10 issue Abraham Bsssiod
AIT Airy j. BassfordOrder granted. ID. l.. Gardiner agt
Julia o. Taylor guned. J. A. Miller sgt The u ).
Do..icsng Company-Nction granted conditions. &c.
Iud am Receiver, Geo knoI.-Noon granted. c. Il.
Morsn. at Gsnet Motion granted la the petition
Of Anna {. Gibbon-RceIcnce ordered Meehn, &C., sgt
Marsh, Ac.-Mo.ion DENIED.
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Receiuts Of Produce.

july ls-6g6l bbls -Four, 81 bbs. WHISKY, ~
bbs Corn Meal. I, 100 bush. Wheat $500 bush Corn
90 O53 bush Oats 90 pkgs Ashes 1885 pkgs. Oil Cake
1876 pkgs. Provisions, ,S55 lkgs. Butter.
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IAdvertisement
LADIES' SIMMER CATERS 81 PAL

CAyTRRrI Is dispong Of his stock of htcooted CATERS
very low prices and they just the articles to wear IN
the country during the Summer advise early call TO his
establishment No. slJ Broadway, between Eleventh and
TSefth.sis.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PINE APPLE CIDM.-Dr. TALBoT's Coz


cggrgArrp MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER will cure You II
you sick aud you well will prevent slcknoss See
long advertisement In WEEKLY TRIBUNE from Ap ~ 10
May ~ 1865 inclusive. Send for Circular One ounce sau
pe bottle free by mail, receipt Of &c TO pay
Il. T. BABBirr, Nos. @ 20 "a W ashingion'st, N u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

FIRE IN RUTGBRS-ST.-The basement OF the
distery Of L. Gehrmann. No. Ratgers-st was taul'
aged BY fire Tuesday morning to the amount Of slOO
John Engler. one of the workmen. was badly injured
by the explosion Of some liquor. lie was taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLr ls-B.ior
Jndg, BgTTs.
SEIZURE OF wHIsKI
limited States agt. 50 barrols of whisky. marl

United States agt. 50 barrels of whisky, marked
"a H. b." Same ast Is be els whisky ,rkciiu triangle
Same ap 10 barrels whisky, naked Helen" The above
Goods seized by the Collector OF Internal Revenue for
violation Of the Revenue Laws aud motion ofthe District
Attorney no opposing for claimants decree Of con-
emu,on and sale ordered TO be entered in such
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,un R.es...4:i4 Sun Sets.....T.27 Moon rises. l57
aIGR WATER Ems
sand Book. 5ls Gov siId.. 5:5l Hell Gae.'.. 733
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ylemernnda.

The steamer Prince Albert for NewOresns. spoken
Jny 10 at n m Il anchor miles n of Hatteras, disabled
was tsken in by r. spaulding, to Moreheas
City Hatteras Inlet
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LECTURE AT DODwoRTHs HALL.-lSalah W.
onglcr OF the l27th NewYork Volunteers, VIII denver
Lecture" An Irish View of the Army "-next oa'u''
day evening at DodwOrth's Hall.
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TURKISH BATHS, No l3 LAIGHr-sT-H
Gentlemen, ito a M 40 % Up. IN. Ladies' va H.
D. IN, Creates, Of Luxu..f.' Try one
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lAdvertisemeDtl

Advertisement
MUsKBTO NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CAsoPiEs
o. l.. & J. Is. nKLrY, No. $50 Broadway.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JrLY Is-Bcfore
Judge SnfPMAs
The Court has adjourned to July % at II o'clock
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FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsTITUrE.-ln e
managers have secured the spacious armory oil the ia
Regiment on FourteeAtL.s, and have decided 10 open
their next Annual Fair Sept II, to continue unti inc
18th of October, where will BIO shown machinery new
inventions manufactures and agricultural and horlicu
tural products and it is confident anticipated that In
this the first exhibition after indicating the nationality
Of the country and its boundess resources all former
exhibitions will be eclipsed For particulars address
John w. Chambers. Secretary. at the Cooper Inst'
tutn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

BULLS HEAD.-Thc beef market closed firm
Yesterday in the face OF arrivals Of $500 buocks Tor
the week. or an increase OF about LOO over the pre-
yious week. All sod at the late advance Sheep
and lambs foot up total supply Of II 90. which is
gain OF nearly 6OoO still they are selling briskiy at n
smaI advance. Hogs have not arrived in sufficient
numbers for the retail trade and prices advanced all
the week. but Just now show disposition to recede M
der anticipated receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

PETROLEUM.c Crude is dull and nominal at 80 q
33ic. Refined, in bond, is In moderate demand. and
nrees are frmer; sales Of 500 bbls of White at 55c.
Free Oil is quiet at 72dTc.
RICE-Tbe inquiry is fair and prices are steady;
sales Of 50 tcs Carolina at lO9O!c 100 bags Rangoon
Al ga 9ic. and 500 do. IN bond. on private terms
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been in active demand
and prices are better closing very firm at ic for fair
Refining; sales OF 800 hhds are reported at l23e
for Cnba' I5al5!c for Porto Rico; and $500 boxes
Havana. at llalilc for Molasses Sugars and l2i q
lac for the better grades Refined are better closing
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Alp0ken.

schr. LAZY Penniman lBr), hence for Abacoa-July
lat. 81, lon. a II.
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The PRESIDENT IN A New CHARACTER

The PRESIDENT IN NEW CHARACTER
After looking at the cold stern, almost castron coun
tenance Of our new President represented In most
Of the portraits published Of him. it quite refreshing
to see min in milder and less focbddins aspect, as
Brady presents him in his latest inporie photograph
Instead Of an nle1iblc, unrecnting magistrate, bent
only upon the administration OF naked justice upon The
enemies OF tho Republic, this picture porrays him as
gentleman Of most kindly disposition; he amented
Lincoln expressed it" with charity for all mer, with
hatred of none" This Is really and very agree
able glimpse of the character OF Mr. johnson, and
we donDt not the portrait will become popular Tie
only copy OF this very fine picture thus far published
Las been secured by 8r Collector Draper and atorns
his room at the Custom louse where he takes great
pride in exhibiting it to bis friends
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NRw.YOBk CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FoR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, July 10, 1865
Sheer ard
Beeves Cows. Veals. Lambs. Swine. Total
SAG 81 2l35 1909 t,i23 Jl,6p6
Thee were sold at the following Market Place.:
nd
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The cool We her and .hi receipts barely sufficient 70
meet city retail demand IN. live hos market for the t
f iay. ha, s,caiy,mprovcd. NcitcfdAy hogs arrived
which feet N come 0u with The very mall number len
cyor ~ wcrf caused brisi demand snd although the
average quality Of the ae Inferior the prices
compared fvorahy with the few preceding days The quo
on. given below could not be sustained during heavy run
hogs be cured such hsueswith the present IIce'
and prospects Of cat meat. Limited arrivals can alone main
,ain ,o-day's prices. which are as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

De,TH OF AN OLD AND RESPECTED CITIZEN
Mr.. WILLIAM Paul father of Mr. John Paul, died
1t the laiters residence in this place on Saturday
night hst June 81 at about III o'clock, of pIraly
sis oil the right side, with which he WAS seized on
Thursday morning last, when about to start to
attend Church, being the day appointed by the
President for fasting humiliation and PRAYER. He
from his seat ID get his hat, which he took
hold OF but il instantly dropped from his grasp. his
arm falling useless and dead by is side, which
soor extended TO his entire right side, rcnde ing
him unable TO swallow any thing except little
water. and depriving him Of the power Of speech,
in which condition he remained until he expired.
He hld an attack of the same disease about year
ago, bu. soon recovered from il. AT the time
of his death he about 20 wears of age. His
remains were taken to Fort Wayne for interment.
his wife and three children having been buried
there.
The deceased was born in Scotland, but came
with his father. when an infant, to the city OF New
York. his mother diving on the voyage. tie re-
sided in the city of New \ DIRK, until he was about
45 wears fage. when he moved TO Michigan, near
Ann Arbor. where he resided four years. From
there he removed to Fort Wayne. where he lived
his son-in-law, Mr.. c. Whitn0re. in 1851, three
weeks before q last great are. and has continued
20 live here ever since. Fo: fifty wears past he
has been firm. 'nsistcnt aud consideration mem
Der of the Presbyterian Church. and At the time
oi his death Elder in the PRESBYTERIAN
Congregation in this place. He died full of years
and horrors. respected by all no knew him, and
at peace with God.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
SUDDEN Dr,rn--0n SUNDAY morning las, Mr.. I

SUDDEN DEATH --0n Sunda morning last Mr..
John Non and wife of this place started to go to
Valparaiso ON visit, taking with them their in
FAINT daughter, Cashsrinl, beautiful child. two
and half years oil, which was apparently in
good heath, and continued in that condition up to
four O'Clock that evening, when il suddenly COM
menccd CRYING and complained Of pain on one
side of its face, commencing soon after to yomt.
and in half an hour expired The disconsolate
parents returned the same evening, bringing back
with them the corpse OF their lovely child which
they had started away with only few hours be-
fore full of life and joy, little anticipating that
time how soon their JOY to be turned into sor-
row. But such is lie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
4 BENEFACTRESS.

There is woman in the public eye whose had all
along been associated ia mind, with the Yankee"
i'Quack," and "Uumbug" But il is longer, and
desire TO wrest her from all such suspicious
ISOLATION in all other minds Whatever notions NAV
have of womanly deicacy and propriety will admit
that alone is the Nurse-the good Nurse-the
Nurse. Whether shall have female Physicians
question which must be decided by time and princ-
pie, and not matter Of taste Pride prejudice. ca
price and custom may well behave themselves,
there is really want, there will also be supply,-f
there be calling, there will be coming Nature and
hnman society always supplying and though Art
and Fashion may hinder, they cannot prevent
Mrs. Ninslow does not want to treat GeHtielasn
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives; but mod
estly appears messenger Of health and happiness
your INFANTS in the cradle II there anything improper
in that? Nurse of go years experience boldly
what what is not good for bale and ought
listened God speed her her humble but happy
sion She is the successful physician and ef
fecusl benefactress little eoysdher dotng
parents excepted just open the door for her and
Mrs Winslow will prove the American Florence Nghtin
gale of the American Nursery OF this are sure
that shall teach ''SUsY to say "A BLESSING
Mrs wISsLOw"-h'r helping her TO survive and escape
the gripping, collchng and teething siege. We confirm
every word forth in the PROSPECTUS 1t performs prs
cisey what il processes to perform ever part Of IT,
nothing less.-Away with your Cordial "Paregoric
drops" 'Landanum, and every other Narcotic by
which the babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered
dull and idotic for life
We have Mrs winslow-know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup Chill
dren Teething" If had the power We would make
hor, she is, physical savior tc the Infant Race.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

CIxcISxATI. PERU lVD CHctGo RAIL ROAD
We understand there is prospect that the
gap in this road between this place and Peru will
soon be filed M. Engineers commenced at this
place Monday mor:iiug last TO resurvcv The
rout between here and Peru. the purpose OF es-
,imarng the cost Of completing il, and ascertain
ing how much the people along the line viii sub
scribe toward building il. The completion Of thi:
road would prove a great Advantage I the neJple
along the line and be the making of Argos and
Rochester. We hope the road will be completed
as sooH as possible. The owners of real estate
along the line should raise enough money To com.
plese the grading ami purchase the Ties. il no
If thew do this much We understand the road vii
be built BY New York capitalists who have or are
about TO purchase the completed portion of tho
road between Plymouth and Llpo-te.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
Special Caution.

The great popularity OF Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. for children teething. has
induced unprincipled persons to put up sr-
ticles to be used for the same purpose. in
advertising which they have not only cop
led our advertisements and notices from
he press. hut have copied certificates and
e,ters from clergymen and others. aflixing
other names to cur genuine cetti6eates.--
Beware of ell imitators.
March 80, lS65:-n22n6i. =,,.S-.-,s,. ,. 5.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
From the SUNDAY Times,

We advertisemen in your columns Of Mrs Ban.
nngs Cordial for Children Tcething. New said
word in favor Of patent medicine before in life, but
feel compelled say your readers that this is
humbug We have tried it, and know il to DC all ii eairas
II probably Of the successful medicines Of the
day the best and those of your reader
who have babies can't do hotter than to lay supply
t31-21 Rev. A. $. HILL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

SrRrxG--A week or so ago some laborers
we're sinking well for the of the Rail Road.
above the railroad bridge few feet. on the bank
of the river in this place. and after digging down
a few few feet came a stream Of clear, ccol and
good tasted water. which pushed ont nearly as hi z
a. a mans arm. compelling the workman 20 desist
from their hbors. When we visited il Friday
:ast it flowing out through pipe in the stone
wall. which wOrkmen were cOnstru ting, several
feet above the water in the river.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

REMOVALS The Pos, Office in this place will be
removed TO-DAY Tomorrow to the room the
corner Of Michigan and Gaao streets, recently oc
cupied by Mr. :. A. Simons "a 4 Grocery Store.
The latter has removed TO the room in Corbin' 5
block recently occupied By Hawley & Gray =
Dry Goods store. where he keeps large stock of
fresh Groceries the lowest prices, and pays the
highest price in cash for country produce.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

PEACE OR WAR.-Paul having sold out
his Boot and Shoe Store to G.. S. Cleave-
land. desires to settle up the business inn
mediately, and respectfully requests all
persons indebted to him to call at once. at
the old stand. where he may be found for
short time. and square their accounts.
He hopes all will see the necessity of com
plying with this request.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

IcE CREAM SALooS.-We learn tina. our young
friends Ell. Sti,zell Il Up. Siansbury will open a
Restaurant, Ice Cream and E ting Saloon IN a
few DAYS in the room west OF Dickson & Wood
bury's tin shop the south side Of Laporte street.
They will also keep fruits, candies, &c, for sale.
They are both irst-rate fellows, aud deserve a
liberal patronage.
ASoTHER.-Mr. Dan Davidson will open a sim
liar Institution in few days in the basement of
Wooduard's brick block.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

IarRovENEvTs.-Messrs. III. B. Pershng and
Horace Corbin are each preparing to build fine
brick residences for their use. the present
con. Many frame buildings are going up in
different quarters Of the town, all Indicating the
rapid growth IN population and prosperity of the
place. We shall soon require city chlrteF.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

The wheat crop continues to look exceedingly
promising in this county, though the dry weather.
il il continues another week may prevent the heads
frem being as large they would otherwise be.
Harvest, it is expected, viii commence week
or two sooner than usual.