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The New York herald., 1866-09-07
S HlPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 6. 1856
CLEARED


Steamship Livingston, Baker. savannah-livinsa.on.
Steamship souder Lockwood, charsstoa-Livinsstou
Steamship Rebecca Clyde. Price, Wilmington. Nc--Jas
s..sm.sn = cid; Heb.r. N.we.rn Nc-c aocd.pscd.
Bark Susan Jane tBr,. Webb. rmAra. NH A Curtis
Rart Saxon tRrl Harrison wsersord-sloman 4 rdye
BARK ArSonau, (Brom) s.eensrafs. br.msn-H Koop
ssrs E.gssSns c." J.msps Nsw River
Brig AsslIns CBr,. Dawson. Liverpool wiimnson-H
Brig Marsare Mary tBr Sinclair. Cork for ordersslo
Brig F,encsca n,. Lsrsomaisino, Pensrth Roads for
orders y Phipps Co
nsrn..nrm o hem beoter queenstown TOT orders
BRIG George Downs (Br,. Lanfare Barb.dos-u Trow.
BRIG ros ABBOTT tBr,, Clark Barbados via Buctsvle-
Brig Ben Nevis CBr), Forrest, Cow Bay--B Small Co
Brg @ Chase, fredcrieks' Georgetown, Dc--BaHcr
Brig Mary Thomrson, Warren Boston-R P Buck 4 Co.
schr Baker. Taylor chlres,on"N I. Mo,,ready Co
schr Williams, Williams, wimington-N L Mccready
schr Snow Flake Beers, Richmood-vsn Brurt slaeh,
scnr Crinolino, jackson Baltimore aud Norfok-M Pc
schr csiI,,s, G. z nsll. . New Bsdford-J " Hsyllend.
schr Godwn, wsterbery stamford,
sicop Blackstone, Jackston. provdence-G s,rsnahan
Arrived.
anbere Isk Chrsiianna I'D with iron aud 800 passengers
70 .a me ann scers sns bonne Co. sept lat u " lon %
Steamship Niagara. Couch Richmond g. with mdss and
passengers 70 q Icineken Palmore.
Stesmship WIN t;isde, Powell. Poston with nd.c and
passengers q the Metropolitan stesmsho Go.
Steamship Neres Bearsc Boston, with ndse and
Steamship Acu.hne, Kelly New Bedford with md,e to
ship sir Robert Peel. Lsrrabec Iondou. July ~ with
mdse aud lto passengers 10 Grinne, Anturn 90 Ha.
Ship Cherries 4 FArwell Gerard, London and Isle OF
wIght, Jnly q With md.e and passengers. % Irass;
ana so ps-sensers % slomsn hdye sept IA, 20 ie
IS saw Steamship Celia Brj; ao'h iss 20 it, lon Gs q, saw
passed ibrsitar July ., With fruit to Dearborn Bros
Bsrk Gabriel rru.l Boe,lehss Leghorn 100 DAYS With
BARK EdxarS nm csr Kirby. Nasvi,a. il days, with
shocks, Ac, 70 Wsvdei Go.
bis HaItienne (Rr Morrison. Table Bay, con. Jun. n
Tor Ssw YORK. I'd ii n lon % u W. spoke sohr oasen
s,ig Isabella Hus,,s .Br, s:ar ssiss, % % d.ys with
nrg = Vincent dBr,. Guon Cow Bay. Il days with coal.
Brig Mary Thompson Warren. Rondout bound 10 Bos.
8rg MAn.ania. xccoon. Calais. IA days, with lumber
sehr Taoma; rs.tsr sof rsIl.dslphi. Allen, Lns.n,
Schr scranton Dayton Rilzabrhpor, Now Bedford.
Rchr Ann saiter, Boser, Elixabshport for New Bed
ford.
schr J wrish, Gray, Eilsabs.hpert for Hartford.
schr Henry MAY. rrsnhiIu EiiiAbsthpor Tor Hartford
sesr 4 rason.r, Wilson. Albany for frosid.nse
sehr Bay sis.s. csrie, Rondoui FOR Boston.
sr sssr FssS :sss rs1rs s1d SsI rrosssna. ssSasrs
sehr chase. chase Prov,dence
sss sss, B."s, .s%,n h.sns iy.,,'n y.r Ii. ri
schr q Hayden, Fowler. Hartford
schr Randolph, Grswold. Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

COMMERCIAL. REPORT.
THuRspAY, Sept. Go

Asuss.-Receipts, II bbls Pot continued scarce and
firm al s. so ss rs. Pearl were dull and nominal
Basspsrrsys s-Rccsipts, 10, 732 bbis -four, 100 do.
and 100 bags msal s84s bushels wheat a5 800 do
corn, $50 DO oats and 5000 do. malt Low and choice
grades Of State and Western -four continued 10 decline
with but ls,ie demand, wh'c sound medium grades
advanced ioc. 2oc per bb., under a small supply
and fair demand Tho saies comprised II 900 bbls at
tho revised quotations annexed southern -four In
improved demand At moro steady prices Sales $50
bbls Canada flour continued quiet and in the absence
OF sales prices were nomnailv unchanged. Iyo -four
wa scarcely nrm, with @aes NJ 800 bols Mt IS so
"a 10 Corn nea continued quiet, but prices
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rhe legal tsndsr notss show q nominal decrease OF
bli, ,25s, 1885, and 10 this bring forward
aalsnest showing tho progress Of tho reduction anes
)ssy las, year, originally published In this journal
knuney
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

sHE Mlrr.A Eliza, Of Gioucsstar, wa. run down
.csa 1:.. total ;; *. :r,v ::.sd s..
vas commanded BY CAPT Joseph H.rsis sss owned By
insured Gioucs.-r Huia. insarsnes iss sss7s on
vssssi, and $50 outfits.
-Sea pa into s,oains."n s ..lins badly ard vii
have % disrharvr ~rso and 90 on the marine railway
ss ss;ns $ badly =. ana
scns Erss rsrss, Of New o,ess.. ts ton bun, at Buil.
Perry. ~. vsl found. ne-iy eoppered and thoroughly
ian. III. ey siisOO e..1; -. Intended Tor the
Mobile trade. and will eo commanded By Capt spA.ee
MisceilaReoss.
scHs JArEs GossAs ~ %. iooshs bur,h-n built at
River Head NY n % has bcen sold TO Mr. Ira sanborn.
scnr NAHv ELsArsrm. Of Nobsboroush, No. 7sioo.hs
on. bgrAs1 ea :. Lynne in s.i has been parchas.d ~
rsrsiss '" '"' s'"'' ''''' ''""-"' y ''''
.as ; ~ ss iss" m "a! ss s%
bun %, sas s~sTa y csp ~, is Ssha m nws;s ~ o. Province
Notice - Mariners.
so. hereby given s., the usAsp % sss' sss ssasiul
shoal .i y ,Assn from her station Tor short time
about the IN inst for repair Due noce Of her return will
BLAKE Com rs Navy.
Lighthouse Inspector second Dstrics.
sswyorrpl.sp-sourms..r coAm,--uemrs AZ cars nAos
nTDsoeaA,r,c o,,s.. A.ss.r.,
WIN r.s.r-.c. !. Sq,.s.. % s,Tiasrs .ea ..a.a
,G2 ,a .'s % e n. s az, q Isps @ = :.S s E
srson. Q, The s,. q cspe Race .sd c.ps Pine ma,iocrs
pi.es On ,hs si., asy u August issS
,ss as Z. . =. sssns Fl
rbs revolving sh, 4. Cape Pine -I b altered TO ns.d
''%.ns ssS 4 sii ssss sits'sY: sY:uAr n,a,.u.os
WhsIemew.
ship Lancer Nssy SB was Johanna Juns g. With ITO
bills ~ oil board 80 bbs ~ si told ell veil bound 90
sSs, -ass a =. = B..:n s,s n. z. bad
z, A.. s....; .:Ts:,
~, so.p - board, .rs eai,ss small -hais -so =
ss.s ~ "a. ssT.ss ss ,. Iss'' NJ" >" - AID
~. !. s.s 4. 81. si. y ssr's 81 n. ...s
..gs..a..sasr IA q OK .,.E sw 'Aip u. Arnold,
!, = -, AM, w'9:,s, ..s ..,,, s.n:
:: !. 80 :s s,.s; .s.: .,ss A'a -
spek~n. &e.
N.s,n.., ssss IS. ...a lss I, = 8 \ 10 Nv
nsrs ksrsss fOm Bos.ss fss Havana sept L. 90 Ion
Ysr~iss Psvss.
sss. Z. sic. ssa ns E,s: s .as sssa.I Ls sa
to- j., "a ss.i. ts,.,ss. I.'g.y ,I..,ssl =
sas ~. ~. s.... .aT. s.ans. ss H. ss. ~ '''
.sy..c. ARR. Ssns ss-su s.'s oeo Treat Ki''"An.
...a-. I.s o-.r.s,y g.,,ls g.,ss., n...'s;
y, .sa niss sait, - nessua - o.s,ss b' Spar.
is.s g. " 49, ss:,.. ri ssss ~ y Is. r..,a ,sss
nsss s.s sn.l 49,, ~ M 49, s,s !, r',,. a..
sgasssa. tssi E..ss o. Jss.sas ar ss.f'.
i rr Aas = 40 H.s.s. e.ssss. fra~ ro'1sr.
r. a.. - 80 '' ~. % s 49, .s a. s"i s 49,
..... se 80. e., - aA.rrs. ne, r.y,.,
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NEW vuM sIucx tScalnss.

First sesslo Oi30 a. VI.
IurRspxy sept q.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

II 90 put tho Increase Of tho national bank no'es
sapsi decrease OF the legal tender nd that the
circulation Of the country has been swellcd W the
|uicnt Of neariy efly millions
The volume Of currency In circulation, although ia
aggregate 20 large answering the purposes Of tho
eope very veil and the fact OF iu bong irredsomahe
skes our money market entirely independent Of foreign
ommsrcc aud the v,oss,udcs attending foreign reyul
ons II true that the Irredeemabe paper dollar s
artificial standard, bassd merely upon credit, instead
thing Of real and universal value like gold, and
ceor. liable 10 be less discredted whom thai
'sda becomes impaired; bit sreas national necessity
vcsd n apou us ana vs cannot escape from 10 without
s~ssr BY spy rash tending 70 the resumption
specie paymsssa Il therefore than idle fos Mr.
sOaNsHh pvsssh sbest ssss1v ss~ssssiss vishsas
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

ccvvrr rss steady With moderate demand We no.
lice sales Of 40 bsEs RIO, 81 Gertrude on private terms
and $50 hsxs Issssyra a. isse gold, duty paid, aad
500 hags Narscsbo on psvsts terms
Fss5aurs were qulei aud unchanged. The engage
To liverpool 100 bales cotton, q isd.
and fas, Ds So 0co bushels sf I'D, and per
steamer 500 BOXES ch.~.s ss 2ss, and 70 hhds tobsneo
NJ asa To London, 800 bashsls harsy 81 skd per
g pounds. and 20 hhd. ,aeseco q %, 10 hrsmen 20
steamer 10 ono bushels rye ia loo esxes srraei
ogwocd 81 as. $50 hhds ,aIiow q sss 900 bales cotton
sr,-A bris i,soo bbs pssrolsam q 81 % ths
United Kingdom o. n 70 Coniineni: British brig
for wiln.neton G, o LN.rro u fer .pirv ,srpsn.
tine, and Sc for ro~n ship for Antwerp. 70 Icy 10
NolA~r vas quiet bat nominsIly snrhasTed IN vaias
100 hhds Porto REQ IN Iols ., ssc TO- Al.o BY .ae.
ton 81 Msrtiniqus st t2e Q Atc, and $50 hbds Ssw
Orleans II sSs.-S months
spirits DO IN mosersis req 80 A. eIsc csc,
sales hbis Roslns sc'lss srTor' demand the
ss snn - .l' ,-.s % ss .sr. a S '
common 81 - zoe ~ % nesriv an a. ihs tatsr pre-
oso bbls saipsa o. - o. y 60 esmpsa 70 Sod,
g. sof nr ~s rotesd ssles q 70 tts xnnssos a. O.
ON cAxa-ws heard es ssiss of 100 toDs western eNAs
6ua-cl,y nn.s.d .ss .,~.dy sna arra a. u 20 .
81 90 OF kngllsh ssle- we're srrct~a " eioat 100
sAilsns, On The spo1 = u - "
lard rhe msYss for ress certnsea scslys stsninx
nrmsr closing however, da snd hsssy, ~ " ~ c.sh
Tor p~w msss fse<, 60 TIE tT~f. ~ " Nts - ~
ts3 30 foe n~~ mess esl fai - - % ~ snf
$50 for prm. d. sno, fog faiafe essefy 1900 hss,
for sep,smber o,,0ssr vsvsmsr sns ~ 1hs ys-f, a
e2s % es3 TO- seisr's and buyers oltinn fsef eon
tinued 10 r0dsfsia asnsnd snd nfu sss 80 ttl<, st
siassis for new plan tseps snf fisa So rsr rs~
extra DO reeg hans don asf rcnanaiy "a
changed N b.enn thsrr rrora ceifg bat - g.
cline SALES ss0 bpnes. al ieAc e.e fof shoFt
ribbed and iSAt 90 Cumberland raf tut w~sM ~rf~
a shafe nrrnsr with . moasruis bssiness teiug sa'ss
600 pkg, az igt.c q .c fot hams ans itbs ~.
fcr shoulder ibe ard rssrsst si.as sfmsf wth
improved demsr1 salss TO thls o. teA @te 4
Aso 600 bSls q. soveatsf it - - s,isrt nption
Butter vas steady 81 20 sae - Neslsrn srs sse
so for -tai.. - issse mosrrnte stgfu demAni
II er = Ia, a. "a qsaii'y
fyfn6isUx. .--Cvuds ocriinasf r. rnefFrsss fewst1
ant prices 80 rsesef ssifs 90 U.s. A. ~ -
27c. " haffels md iec ID b1is. bet1sf 49, usofe
suf fruner the N atftlpu T. sst
brseirs W 600 bti, paaaaff whts a. a ~ 49, a.
s-c on the srog-sle stisr pre- ~ fsspslts htsrd
a. A,c Tor keprnher % ~ 81 far t~tst~f sne 49,
for Nnvefnbes bafefs oftt0n. - ffe~ mAlee al .
~ 100 lbl. Al ole In tnsaslf 40 aaes .M~elea
~ 1000 Ibis standefd vhhs 81 a. $50.
froAs The marlst y. f.thef mNFe affix@ ~itbnat
paricoisr change IN vslps uoaNk nsrxD ~ fsamlfs
Cui~ prsns 100 hhds srd a ioAk iis, 80 satss
psics bslnx sa sdssses - "a 49, ssslsss~.s ~-~s
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

De-. 3ss s0o Dec o33 200 Inc $50 900 Dec. ~
ny reduc ng the wheat 70 dour the quantity Of the
latter sft 81 udewsser this year, compared With tho
responding period lest year shows deficiency ~ s40 0s0
bbs Hour. The foovtng comparative table shows the
quantity of some of the principal articles ~ produce left
~ tidewster from the or navigation 10
and including shs 5ist of August In the years indica
"A
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

Dec. $500 Dec 2ss 100 Inc.. 3Tl 100 Dec 2 600
The aggregate quantity Of the articles ieft at
tidewaier from the commencement Of navigation 10 tho
5ist of August inclusive, during the years 1895 and
rs61, vas a. follows
rssv. ,hb wAraf, bs Corn, bs. Bcvs>y, ~.
les3 .aoi 900 A6so 100 50A0o0 lT 400
is06 ia, 900 l7e5.20 l3o3p e0o lA2 200
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

The cash balance In tho hands Of the Assistant Treas
urer is Boston the close Of busisss September
sls cas- 22I-ss ess 2os of which 10 decrease
Of SlsssS compared with the close Of the previous
weeK
The total vsns Of sxports from Boston for sbs week
sndns August a. including Specie esT7 49, assins,
s2ss, 2,e for the corresponding week In 1898
Tho following Ia . ssaasmsns Of the condition os The
Ohio state Treasury the iss Of september, ises:
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

FFF fNHFkFF VUIff, 4 TUfINfF
d@cltne N Inferior sltes ~ old was submitted Ia,
while now advanced &c. Sc, consequent upon the
scanciiy. There was no export demand the business
hcng wholly confined 10 tho Immediate wants local
mileFs The limited rs 900 bfshels
al 81 for new white Michigan, and ~ 65 n s2 81 for
new srnbcr sfatc. Corn ess active vet moderate
with sales ~ 70 900 bushsls s2hc s2sc for mi ,ed
Western. and sikc for inferior Oats without
dsctded change IN value, tne market, however, being
dull -sles Of 900 bushels at S1c $50 for Mlwsn-
kee. Ar s3c q 4sc for Chicago or rye, sales werc
enected of 5000 bushels Canada at 81 IL 81 I2k.
Barley and malt stiii continued duh aud nom nal
The quantity of 6our, wheat and bailey len at
rfeua'er during the fourth week In August In the years
lse5 and lsdS, was ~ fDIIows.--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
HARDY aEss, g stOGEESzES,
ssgOS. Ind.

After n successful business Of a f.:-
months. W. again call the attention of the
citizens of Walnut township and vicinity
to our stock of IIARDW GROCE-
RlES. TIN and STONEWARE
We ask those desiring to purchase any
thin5 in The above line to give Us Gull
anil not be put oil Ivy what some of our
ncighbors say, that They don't keep any
thing" We ASK YOU TO come and see for
yourselves.
We will sell as low as can be bought
an, wn...a arl EVERY riIIXG we viii guar
aniee to I've abstraction.
Oar stock &c IA rdware comprises y Ills.
Stoves. Pipe DOU-'mngings, Axes. Forks.
Shnvcls, Sash, Glass al 1...ware of every
kind.
GgocErIE- Sugar, Coffee. Teas. = ,bac-
90. Soda. Salt. Spices. Candles, Coal VI
Lsrl. Taiiow. Dried and Canned Fruits.
and al other notions in that line.
Our Stone Ware is from the best Ohio
ki!nS and consists of jugs of ali sizes.
Crooks. and Jars, from one half to- ten gal
lonS each.
We also keep full assortment Of Corn
and Feel Il iSkcts. Wooden Buckets, Tubs.
WaShboards and Wrirht'S BroomS. the
hes; in market: Give Us call one and all.
RAU-SBACK * CHAPMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
Spefial alutifes.
DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR.. Schenck, the pro-
prietor, of Pulmonary Consumption. when it has
sumed its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death seemed inevitable His pin ysicians pronounced
hiscase incurable. when he commenced the use of
this simple but powerful remedy His health was
restored in very short time, and return Of the
disease has been apprehended for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present weight is More
than hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the Of Consumption, and the dis
which usually complicated With it, and the
effected 10y his medic ines have been very hume
rous and truly wonderful. Dr. schcnck makes pro-
>sOnal visits several Of the larger cities weekly
where he has large Of PATIENTS and it is
truly astonishing to see those poor consumptives
tha, have lie lifted ofther carriages. and in
few months. healthy. robust persons. DIR.
sCHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP, SE AWEED
TONIC. and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all
required in curing Consumption. Full directions
company each. so that any one take them with
seeing Dr. schenck. but when it convenient it
is best to see him IT, gives advice free, but for
thorough examination with his Rcspiromo,or his
f-c is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likrnesses OF the Doc:oronc when in the last stage
f consumption and the other he now is in perfect
hcalth-are on the Government stamp.
Sid ny all Drug SITS and Dealers. Price sl.i0
pr bottle. 80 the half dozen. Letters advice
>holld always he aid essed TO Or. Schcncks Princi-
pal oGi,c, NJ. Il North 9Th Street, Philadelphia.
renna.
Gcncral Wholesale Agents: Drmas Barnes & Co.,
v Y; ; :. II,nce. Baltimorc, MI; John u. Park
Cincinnati. Ohio" Walker & Taylor, Chicago, Ill:
Collins Bros. st. LOUIS. Mo. lidwcamolyr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
Printing Office for Sale


rrnLIc Office. at Valparaiso is offered for
salc-p-icc $500 cash ANY one wishing
to engage in the newspaper business can
not find better location. Valparaiso is a
lively and growing city, containing two
prosperous colleges. several large manufac-
turing establishments. and number of
wealthy public spirited citizens. The Of
fee is well stocked with presses and mate
rial and is doing an extensive business
Gen. Cameron. the editor and proprietor.
having become nearly blind in consequence
of having costr lctr;l PafaLeRt Oyiiqimis
daring the siege of Vick>bur.h, is unable
either to read or write and this Is his only
reason for wishing to ,E'2)sc o: tn. cstab-
EShmcnt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
yVal:.crfon EOcaI.--Th,

citizens of Walkerton and vicinity
will do well to bear in mind when
they want Stoves of any kind or
quality, Tinwarc of any description.
Nails. Glass or Window Sash, that
they can buy them at city prices of
III. b. WhitlOck. who has recently
opened stock of such goods in that
place, and who intends, if he can by
liberal and fair dealing. to secure the
custom of all who do their trading
at Walkerton. He invites all in want
of goods in his line to give him a
call and price his articles before
sending or going to the surrounding
cities for them. 2m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

New Dry Goods and Clothing IIou>-
-, Groceries and Auction and Com.
missI on Store.-All the lower rooms in
the new brick row will be finished in a
week or two and occupied with Dr. Goods,
Clothing. Boot and Shoe, Auction and
Commission Stores and Groceries. The
South corner room is already occupied by
Marks e Enrich as Clothing Store; the
next ronm north viii be occupied next
week by Lauer & Co. as Dry Goods and
Clothing Store; the two next rooms will
be occupied as Grocery Stores, the south
room er third from the south corner. by
Altman & Nussbaum, and the next or
fourth from the Garner, by Kelley & Ken
dali; the three mexf rooms are already oc-
cupied respectively by J. NJ. Dale & Co.,
Dry Goods. Clothing, etc: e. Paul, Boots
and Shoes, and Davidson &c Co, Dry
Goods, Clothing. etc. The next room to
Davidson & Co. in the three story build
ing Is leased hy ellison Cleaveland and
Nswler Il Williams. who will occupy it
Jointly, as Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Store; Jonathan Freese has leased the next
or north room in the three story brick.
where he intends to open an Auction and
Commission Store, as soon as il is ready,
which will be in a week or two.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

A Nv Ting in Piymou:a.--Ir. l.
Pc WL.ED1y, ..'tely Of Goshen, has
opened Hat. Cap anu Fur Store in this
plses, AMI proposes to deiI =. 'i>i'ely in
this class Of go,lS. believing thIt ~ time
has come in the history of Plymouth wica
the people should enjoy the advantage of
n house confined exclusively TO this class
CIR line OF goods. In the early history OF
The place, All perhaps not decade since,
dry spOl, AMI groceries drucs and III III
cines. paints AMI oils books and ststione-
r.. har lwIrc AL cutlery. boots and shoes.
country produce. etc. etc, coIlL all be
found in one house. but a great change has
taken piace in few years in this respect
We have become more citified. aud the
change has been fJIul beneficial to all par
Scs- Whenever a MN makes any branch
of trade a speciality, he is Supposed not
osly TO b. a better judge OF the articles he
deals in. bat to keep larger AMI better
stock of such goods than can be found in a
variety store, where little OF ever tn ing
is kept. Especially applicable will this
rc.nIrk be founi in reference to the new
Hat, Cap and Fur Store referred to above
4 much larger and finer stock OF such ar
ticlcs can b. found there than clsew,lcrs in
Plymouth, AMI At equally low prices For
the frescut Mr. Wheedon occupies Clcavc-
land old Store room on Lapor;c street
In n week or two nc VIII move his stock
into the room now occupied by Altman &
Ntiss' An n, on the east side Michigan 81.
La the mean time ladies and gentlemen are
invited To step in and examine his stock
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
The MiGdle:cn Portraits.

Mr.. Huntington. the agent for Middle
tons splendid portraits of Washington
Jackson. Clay. Webster. Lincoln. Douglas
and others. who it will be remembered.
canvas eel our town not long since. has re
turned To atteIl To- the delivery of these
portraits to his subscribers. and also to s;lps
ply new orders to such a. may wish To oh
tain sny Of them. Persons who subscribed
when Mr. H. was here before may eXpcc;
to receive their copies during this week.
We w1Ili also remark that persons who
may wish to see any of these admirable
portraits. can leave their address at the
Post oiicc. or at the REPrBLIc.N Office.
and Mr.. ii. will cal, on them with samples.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
More.prices.-Boots and Shoes and

More :Prices.--BoOfs and Shoes aud
Carpet..-Westervelt e Co, are deter
mined to be up and doing, and this is the
way they do.-They sell fine, warranted,
calf skin Boots at $3.50 per pair; the best
kip Boots at $3.50; warranted Boots,
heavy, $3.50; Child's Boots I,5O per pair;
the very best warranted calf skin Shoes.
fine or heavy, for women, 1915; heavy
double soled Caters, splendid article, at
S2,75; heavy shoes, warranted, at Sa,25.
CAEPETs.-Good hemp Carpet 80 cents,
extra heavy 65 cents, ingram at 75 cents,
Si,Oo, 1925, best 81, 30 cents per yard, and
no deviation from the asking price is ever
granted TO any one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
A Card.

The Library of the st. Thomas.
{ Episcopal) Church will he open for
drawing by members of the Parish,
Officers and Teachers Of the Sunday
School. and the higher grade of Srn-
day School Scholars, from 4 to p
VI. every Saturday. For members of
the choir, and those for whom the
above hons may not be convenient,
from Z toS p. NJ, same day For
the lower grade of Scholars, and
those mavoidably prevented from
drawing Saturday p. NJ, from l to
3P. M. every Sunday-also when
special application is made to the
Rector.
WM. LUsK. Jr., Parish Librarian.
ROBERT KNUPP, S. S. Librarian.
Nov. S-t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
he We C,othed.-Iauer & Bro. %

DIOR south of Pershing & Co.'S Drug Store.
have just received their Fall and Winter
stock of Clothing: the largest and finest
they have ever before brought on. Their
shelves are full and counters also. This is
the place to go for Clothing. Better bar
gains cannot be had at any other house in
iowa They keep all kin l. AMI quilt les,
and the quantity they sell Is sufficient
guaranty that their prices are as low as at
other houses at least. Their stock of Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc,
etc, is large and complete.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

Davidson & Cos splendid new stock of
Dry Goods and Clothing. in their new room.
in the new brick row, two doors north of
Paul's Shoe Store, look exceedingly at
tractivc, and do attract a great many.
must be that their prices are as attractive
as their goods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
sunday school Convention.

There will be Sunday School Conven-
lion for Marshall County, Ind, at the Pres
byterian Church, in Plymouth, common
cling MONDAY EVENING the 2sTH INST.
Prominent Sunday School men from a
broad will be presentto address the Con-
vention. A Programme ofexerciseswillb be
published next week. A cordial invitation
is extended to every minister, Superintend-
ent, Teacher and friend of sunday Schools
10 be present.
A committee viii receive and provide
entertainment for those who come from
out of town and remain during tie Con
yeniiOn. BY Order OF
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.