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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18
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ana "i'h gooi u michInefy there "ouii ne a
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ming under the Oa!.iinE, with the Hue 10 car
~ oil the SMOKE rIHnIng BACK down the !irst
tue. All the apparatus (sZcep, the ther~
moneter} have been pat up by ;he Inventors,
cnI no more tnau any man OF og !inaTy in
1eliEeuce could construct.
Mr. Weller states the quantity Of sugar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

\ Newport correspondent giyr' ar anec>
dote Of Ar. Trc4yers, a well known Ne"
Yorker spending the summer there. Nheu
in Paris, some y-ars since, he went iu q bird.
store 10 purchase parrot AceDstIug ;he
attendant, a esud, bgrlg, old cnap, ia wig
and tights, he SAID: Ny my tIeal. /
w-waut to get a parrot" Her = one, s.r,
re- lied tie salesman. &" a regular beaI'y.
" B-b>but | w>"-wlut w~woIe that c c-caL
talk-c-can this w>wORe ralh = Talk I.
rather -..-s II eau. Il It couldn't talk
better t4-u .-- can, "a cat it, ii head
off"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

NEGRO SUFFRkGE-Thcre are but FIVE
States which make no csaI distinction among
their citizens as to the right Of suilerage on
the ground Of color-Iiine, Vermont, New
Ham pshire. Massachusetts and RhOde Island.
In New York, ne rpes to be voters mast be
owners Of freehold worth at least &23@ -
Ali the others States deny the ri,,ht Of suti'-
rage to the negro. \ vote To extend il 10 the
colored race was takep IN 1860. in Colorado
(Sept. s.. Connecticut (Oct. y. Wisconsin
(NOv. y, Minnesota Gov - All these De
clared against j, ly large majoritics, and yet
are now for forcing it upBu the Southern
States e! Verify, consistency is jewel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

A Paris banker was recently presented TO
Prince Demidoti, who, to pre- vent conversation
from dropping, said " "Io4 have a beau;i
tul pin" The banker delighted for he was
proud OF his breatpin. said Yes it is a
very rare store" Prince Demidof replied +;
- Very rare, and very expenS Sive. You can't
imagine the trouble had to get my chimney.
pieces at St. Petersburg for they are both
made Of it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

4 most remarkable TEN peraace lecture
was delivered in New York recently by Br,
Crane, at the meeting Of the Board OF Health.
The lecture was rs toll VS. Ia the Stygiau
and pest,ridden Twelfth va rd Of Brook lyn,
not "a solitary one of the 800 members OF The
Father Mathew Society. resident therein. has
beer a'tacied ov cholera" Mr. Aeon clinch-
ed this re,l.,t, ly ling that not cholera
case had yet occurred am3ng the 10000
members OF the Father Mathew Society III
Now York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

PowER.-Sidney Smith wisely said-'Pow
er will intoH,cate the best hearts, as wine The
strongests heads No an is good enongh or
wise enough to be trusted 1ith despotic po~>
er-for when possessed o. n, Others ean no
longer answer for him. because he can no
longer answer for hirtiself."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

Always mind your dots in writing. 4 mar
rieC officer, on arriving at the Curragh, W hI;a-
er he had been ordered to iJin his re-iment,
wrote to his wife that he mad formed ppu-
necton with very agreeable mess, and *,
pected to spend the summe. very p!easeatiy.'
Unfortunately, and greatly to TIE surprise of
his good lady, he iaadvert an,ly dotted the
lette: iii the word mess. Only tliuk OF It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

DR.. Bel. an eminent L1uI.ya doctor. savS:
' The cause OF cholera ads alone al nigh,
ani aFpa sleeping persoasl n amoIn; s.
exposure .g the worst localities Of tha G.,-as..
imPeri.s the w4&e.4l, movIuE individual. !
have seen hundreds Of instances Of this fact.
without one alteration from the sts'r,ucu: u.
tie proposition. / have myself : elt many
nigh; ia these localities daring the ravac-s
Of the epidemic, and sv.r 1T that was IN
any peril While | kept a"aAe, ani the be-,
security iJc that IS to keep IN moiioa."
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Fer the Free Trad;
Lost and Found.


twas night, and clouds both tsich and drear
O'crsprcai the silent earth,
AMI E.H='s ma ~-n, i,r md near
From her dom site hearth;
Fer Er7c went away at eve,
Befor. the sun went dow T.
But. .h. it Is.s3- her --other crieye,
Nhp kne. not she had gone.
BG: E:-s went 70 gather flowers,
Near hy tha srookIrt's si'e,
Not thinking AZ that Yer, hour
That rhe should have guide.
Her mother ,-,rched till dawn uf Is,
Her da,iin- .,.Tl to find,
Nh"n -a- -slied that old dog Tray
Dii near the brJo1let mind.
She followed Tray. rni .ogn she saw
Her III FIST asleep,
Ci"n iIl-S mad. Of straw,
Far III ta- aoJjs deep.
Uer joy -. full; as Efi- toll
He .sua=rs n'e. ami DER,
She s:.ii - Tfay va tEu- a. gold.
And =l.-'i n-'-r leave home more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

Down East they sometimes talk IN very
f1~grE language wher patriotism - ne
theme. Tue Houston (slaine) Tsmss SAYS,
ia- people pi tLat town are a-l-a,sHI upon
tie question @. i. Gew town hall, aal ;L..., ia
the h,t, Ut bate one gentleman ur--t i-e
measure II order ''.lat t-e sosgE tn-u 4 o-g
'.N. NAY have a suitable . ll.e - assem- bic.
AID J= 80 ..a oae4 ,.l,A the spin. O.. uy.rty
aai patriotism that cvcrs hair on their head,
VII. be a liberty pole, ~.sA .,c star spa q. cd
banner floating from IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

The Cincinnati Unioa says they have a
shoemaker in that city, returned soldier,
who, having los. both his arms in battle,
does the finest quality of sewed work with
his toes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18
CAKES, CAKES
EAGLE MILLS,

ryyY- .ae.c-',er ~oud l'orm tie rEbiic tiSi re ~
lss ~ ming The shoss NH, and ia prepared 70 o
oC.ToM ASe MERCHANT woEK
In the best ro..itl- ss1n-r, a. ,f.e Sl tss been
thoroughly Repaired auf IN sr-t rate 0rerr- Good
"A attentive Nj iers employed, ard ~ ~ con-
stsr;iy hand to s.t gi'en csstoasrs Ssrners and
Others viii .Dd th-is .dysntSs give caire.
tor- going -i.ert-r,.
k.B.-ordeYs fs- yess be lest the City
fs-t, atths St sc siii promptly attended TO-.
ItlaSs. Grts, ISS9 J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

About seven miles frpm Richmond saw
q man lyinE under the shade of a tree, as
sluuousiy chewing tob}cc After saiuting
hin ena asking him several questions, 20
~n:cn l received lazy yesses and noes,
asked him to what churches the people in
that neighborhood generally went.
We'll, rot rnuci to any
w hat are their religious v;ers?n
well. not much of any,"
ell my friend, what are your religious
views p ] asked
The man answered slowly and sleepily,
"My own opinion is, that them as make NELL
take care Of me.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

4 NEGRO C,N.sN-Some of the political
features OF ;he treaty made il April last be-
tween the United States and the Choctaw and
Cherokee Indian nations are of interest to I'll
ambitious american citizens Of African de-
scent
The treaty has recently been fully ratified
by all the high contracting parties. BY IT.,
slavery is forever abolished in the Indian ma.
ton. and the negroes are pat on II perfect
political equal y with the India 8, and are
Guaranteed al. the rights. privileges and ini>
muuiJies, including the right Of suffrage, OF
ctizens of said nation Moreover, it is stip-
ulated hat the indian legislature shall give
to each negro formerly held in slavery, forty
acres Of land. to he selected in the same mans
ner as the Indians have made their selections
under the law.
The territory comprised in the Indian ma
ton, uCder this treaty extends from tue
so-tlcru boundary of Kansas to the northern
boundary of Texas, and from the western
boundary OF Arkansas TO the 6Sth degree of
longitude. embracing an area As large as the
stale OF Illinois. 1t is region sincularly
favored by nature, and is sad by all white
men who have visited it, to be unsurpassed
by any country OF equal extent the globe
i'll climate. soil and all natural resources.
In this favored region, the radical !ea of
the declaration OF independence is at last fully
realized. In thlt happy land, the citizen o.
African descent is the perfect equal of every
other ci,iZcH. In that realm OF abOrigina al
blsssedness. his rights there are n.ue to
dispute. He may vote. bid Cflice, marry and
be given in marriage to ile whitest, blatkest,
rediest or hrOwnest daughter in the land. 1t
IS the modern Cansan for which the aspir-
ing Sambo has 50 long sou.h, and sighed in
vain.-LAicIg0 Itmes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

did You ever know such mechanical
genius as nv son ?'' said an old lady he
has made fiddle out of his own head, and
has wood enough for another"
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lsEa t--sI
Trcu, thc Rev Jos,Il II. .nnlrd Pastor cf . Tenth
Iaft.-t Ci!II.l.f

[rrcn thc Rev. Jc=clh II. Ennad Pastor of e Tenth
Baptist UA.I.-I
have been frequently sue.l o. connect my narne
with commeHdauu. of 5i1 rga. kinds ot medicines, Tut
rccaIing the practice out ol NY fr riate sphere,
have in all declined; but ~ia ri various
Instance and particularly In u~u fSI ia. ~ tie
fulne-- OF l,r Hpuitud'- Gttmrn Ii.rs d,,.'t for
iTu m u-ual cuf-r o ,Irr-- ell eoHyI-aon
that tT general de!lit, Vi "a. system shd Liy for
Liver Complaint il >s- aDi Ns!aal !" iTtI.T-Iiou. In
case. il may hdl lat usually, ult lot, u sil be
very beneficial e. iAosc whu .anu isy IA. above Gauss.
louI-. very respectfully,
y. II. KENNAhD, 4. .uth lt!Vw Coat" u.
Philadelphia, Dec "a, ISL
REV J. :. Herman. of the GcInian fsfts Church
Kgltown Berks county, Pa, cured oi tc Dysieps,
ct twenty ye.Ts .tIntIIs.
An spsng'er Eit1r Of the Cgf'syI1 No.'ls Worth
Sixth street rh.!aielphs, s1ys TIL, Btt.rs recon-
n-nd-d Ia hin ~ medical tr A Asi hoitos cured
him u complete pIc.tratou OF tl.a .;ea.
Rev !. Newton Hro~h. L. D. Ei..or Ct tue rncyelo1e
da OF R.l.iou. huoSied.s aEJ Chratlin Chronicle
Phiad-iyh yhia.
Re-. III winteT, . d, Pastor u sortu.oueh Bap-
ti.t tLurf -
R-s. ie: & Rsck P..tnr ~ ihe n1l tst Church, Penn
hertVu, =. j.. IGHsiy ot tie Nth p'i>t thuth, PhlS
dr.rI at lr,srAt Pastor o the Ia LIST Church, Chester
Pcn4-. lyauat. .
Th.se gentlemen express Ia the strongest terms theii
favorable opinion oi these liit"rs.
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HsH Millinery Establishment,
vr. ssr,aFs GEEGG

INFORMS the Ls;i@> Of Orrs-a .uI Vicinity that sh.
L hs- Opened nev MILLINERY EsTIBiIshNENT N
tI- rooms formerly occupied 10y Mr.. Jones Philip
"':f-cy Grocery Store corner of Main aui CounGus
streets.
She hls Cnri srrnent of II" most FASHIONS
MILLINERY. Selected IN NJ York. All Col-tstlt!r
IgcaEi NJ" GOODS with the siys1ce oI tbs -----.u
NJ. st-..G most respectfully irr;-- n. i 80. =
ottt~. sri N-iUy sHt specially o. the old r--t-lt -
siV" her ci isff- TirT.,inE elsewhere - snt
Ui-Et-l,Jsu yuk-S ai-avs hand b--i- ~ BIZ y
f'lI 15atic for euuG them. rt-EyIBs fu' it.
IL vtTirt--. P,Ft,u,r ztf"ntiJn p-ii ~ HLEAcEiS
PRESSING 2rd REP l!ElSi. s!.J Pll.,2s aud sutiue
co-e Oh sort -.trs. 81 -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

When Mr.. Fagan's little girl died, last
week {p0isoned by morphine, given by miss
take Tor quinine). her little brother johnny
had similar prescription put Up for him.
He remarked to Mr.. WInstanly: "Uncle, /
don't want to take that me licine; it killed
Sissy, and will kill me- "Oh, no, said Mr..
", .'it was not the medicine that killed
your little sister, The little fellow then re-
piled. May be not but ! wish you would
let me see my pony before | take it, because
! dOn't b lieve | will ever sec him again.
He vas shown the pony, took the medicine,
and in orc hour afterw! rds was a CORPSE
ReiteriYe (IU.) Adrotaie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

Tcrsl o-1y '-Hg.stf t. this market sui afsrfa1
n the RETAIL ~ uF.. Al hs caaii- varrzIt.5
j--- .1f .iute-at-i h ,upfiy a.! ts;usri
. the -'o--,-- h,t,,-
C-',,, -, d. TN ,'~s,, - hand O-rl. rrea abroad
-s--.--'llly solicited All Vrag.f y ait.nled
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

from Rev. n. Nari-, Pastor of tho p4.syun'S GaIt,
Church, rIii.iciUIl
Prem the many respectable rc'orn H'sr - r!ven TO
Dr.. Huofoti o'f.a Bitter, ilda,"i o. siF- t'tr''
tri.l. t;i.f u-iB several b.ttir- .uui ibti y L.
sd rrri.-'N Tor debility! aud 81 rll'It tss fol
the stomach. y. EEJ.IlUE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18
2rpfsssipnal Cards.

CHARLES J. BEATTIE, Attorney and
" Councillor at Law, Pontiac Livingston county, Ill.
aug 26 'Gj-lys
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

-Fra-. The Rev " T. ri = Tl-i r # Tv-'h pits:
Church Ii..-I..l.iA
G"1,lsrsn II n-T. entity ',er 'arorins urf7- tie
dsfr ->ii, rr - o. irt. -tiHr ,-c.-r' ~ prus-
trSfi'n - -" rrry'-. s,-'r. Su-rro-- NV = N"re
r-r-r'1c- ~ fr-.-- -r- ~ H. to- = Int iir
o1t r-if-T. Y M ~ --fS -s-.rr r-rom
n-.'--,r - - - -7i = ss-i . .,
>! =" -ifr'-' 81 - - i-t.Tr urr- . ~ ft'"m.
r'i't rur''- ui-' h. svs'-.- ., H-' - ~inss
fr'- ID. ttlU.st-r <f.i ne fir'sr. b -""lg
sIr - "a 81 ' =" ~ Yr i.' -i d's-s'-i hInpr
rI " -" o'rImuti'y -y 49, -Ii tt' = ne, @
StI,E- i'sr. a. MHt' EaiN = oItTH.s tfGnA ird.
80 i'sTuu that your RALLY n4-' PREPARATION,
g. !. II 9TH happy eject. lie a-ti. only upon tho
inI j. Int upon tire u.T. -N.t-U, prompt anc
- utylAg ltt tAatl hove . 5.,'d great and perms-
HlLt ts--ht from Che use oi i.. Intt.--.
t,Is respectfully E.r-.-.
", j SLirthlED Nu. - shaciHmayun s..
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z-s.-.5
REMEMBER

Tlst 4 F,,t.r-r r- net Alcohol. confirms
whisky, suf '.ru-l I--ka DrlukIfI-, iu.
Tonic lie N.i.I.
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CANDIESl
,LN EREEy
Et fined Candies.

-oHIi respectfully inform the public in s-,-a .-i The
bE-ue n PsTi c'isr that lac E ..ei yr tie
r-snufrctyrs oi sup.iier .ssAllty Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

REV J. :. Herman. of the GeInlan FefIfs Church
Fgt1oun, Berks county Pa, cured Of tc pysiepsa
CT twenty ye4Ts standing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

IT kNrFSST.. Ge-~au T-1----t K Apo
~ t.. .HH....- : ' --r--. f'..r -'- 0''l-r,
IH.l-.-.r. l.s-. Ca-ilaa.s F-sI-4 tala- bran lr.
Va A.. ,-Z--y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

SAMUEL c. WALKER. FRAME ?. BgOwER.
SNALKER & BROWER. Attorneys at
w Law. ottawa. Ills. Office in Metropolitan block
Pay particular attention 10 collections examining Rea
Estate titles siusLD-y
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JAMES WIRlCK. Attorney at Law, Otta
- Wa H. Office in Post Office block up stairs.
g.ft ~
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II 7. CAMERON. Attorney at Law. OF
J ',ve' II sale county Illinois Olee in Post Oiice
l;iHf T.. oyer New DeuIf.
Pruiff attention 1 2, She iav-i-7tion Of titles pay
u ~ af t,r. Igsa-. and s.. of r,i stIts. oud -o-c
= q, sf claims igu5-y
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MAYO & CALKINS. attorneys & Coun-
VI seors law Will practice in the Courts Of Ia
sale aId ad"Iiu. COUNTIES Agencies and Conyeyaucing
promptly attended TO- Collections made and promptly
mttet And all legal hJ-i c-- placed in Will
ceive immediate and careful attention. Office south side
o Main street, directly opposite The Court House, OTTAWA
Illinois June 10 %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

E. W GiIGGs. r. W. BUCHANAN.
GRlGGS & BUCHANAN. Attorneys and
~ C1unsellors at Law, will give prompt
any business committed their care any the Court.
ol La ale or adjoining counties Special attention given
20 agencies and collections, eyancng and nyestgat
ing titles.
once with VI III. Swift. south of Court
House square, Frst National Bank Ottawa Illinois
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
Middleinn,. Nn.innnl Oil pnrtraits.

MIR. Y Huntington. the agent for Mid
dlctOns superb portraits of w ashingtOn.
Lincoln. Grant amt others. has arrived in
oar city with view To exhibiting samples
OF these fine works of art. and receiving
noticed before. and already so well recciv-
c'l by the public. Nr. Middleton has recent
" brought out portraits of Mr. Lincoln.
Gen. Grant and Gen. Sherman finished i'm
the same manner and >ivlc a the Washing
tonS-bcing cabinet SIZE oil cOlOred likeness
e.. on canvass and strctchcr. and in the
best style of oval Gilt or rosewood frames
These arc beyond all doubt not only the
hest likencSseS Ofthcsc rrca; men that have
ever been made. but they are mat!e in the
very best and most desirable manner. be
ing colored in the best and mos; durable
oil colorS and ON Il good article of canvass,
81 that they MAY be expected tn last during
several life times They constitute very
tine ornaments for the parlor or library.
and just now. we should think, would be
very popular Indeed. we understand that
Mr. Middleton cannot begin To furnish them
rs rs; as they are wanted. They are call
ed MiddletonS Parlor Portraits. and are fit
tn grace any mans parlor in the land.
The series of these national heads. now
complete. are a. follows: Washington.
Martha Washington. Cav. Webster. Jack
son. Douglas. Lincoln, Grant and General
Sherman. Ia which i added that of Wesley.
Mr. Huntington is stopping at the Parker
House. He win canv; - the city. exhibit
inc SAMPLES
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

B'untv.--Cp To this date there have
been in the ncighb1 rhOOd of 30 applica-
tionS fox bounty. under the act of Congress
Of July s>th. 1856. certified by the Clerk
of thr MtrS'Iall Circuit Court. suppose all
these applicants successful. and add still
Others who are waiting till the first rush is
over tn prefer their claims. this law will
bring into Marshall county, sooner OF later
S;0,Mn, which will b. distributed in
amounts of : ~ and 800 among the peo-
PIE. II will he not an unwclcome addition
To the widows Scanty hoard: il will add to
the comforts of many an orphan: il will per
hapS form the last payment which some
surviving pttriot has To nuke upon the lit
tie piec' OF land in which t..c balance OF
his soldier money j. invested
Tha law l. not a. generous in il proviS-
ions aS we could wish. In; il Is an earnest OF
what tine Radicals intend to do for the sol
dier>. Next wear class = THAT are not now
reached will h. rewarded 70 some extent
for their sacrifices in behalf of the Union.
Taos discharged on account of disability
should receive a proportional bounty. ~
well a. those whose stOutcr frames enabled
them to Withstand The har,iships of a sol
tlicr'> life
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.
REMEDY FOR CHROY

AN INSTANTANEOUS REMEDY FOR CTIR0N-
&c rheumatism, headache. toothache, Group, collie
quinsy, sore throat, and paine in any part Of the
body Remember. this article is a snccess-not an
experiment; for ~ years it has been tested. No
medicine ever had such reputation this silently
it has worked its way before the public, and all are
loud in its praise. "Chronc rheumatism" Thou
sands who lsid for weeks bed OF agony, ard
never walked without the aid of cruichcs with this
complaint can testify to the magical effects of this
linment They are cured AMI proclaim its virtues
throughout the land. Remember. relief is certain
and positive cure is to follow Headache of
all kinds we warrant to cure. Pu;rid sore throat
quinsy. and dipthcra robbed # their terrors 10y
4 timely Of the Venetian Eminent. Ithas saved
hundreds the past three months. Price. 40 and so
cents bottle. Office, Sc Cortlandt street New York
Sold by all Druggists. aug I6-lm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-16

business MsH.--A. Quincy of al
pIraiso, is one of the few men who can at
tend to several things at once and do them
all well. He * sole editor of the Porter
facite, and gets mp one of the hes, papers
in this part of the State: in addition to his
business a Circuit Prosecutor of this cir
cut he has very extensive practice as Il
lawyer; he Is also first rate Methodist
preacher. and neglects no opportunity OF
pointing out the right WAY to sinners
Most Of our readers have heard him. either
on the stump, al the bar. or in the pulpit.
and all viii acknowledge that ne Is elo-
quent, argumentatiye ansl entertaining ev-
erywhere. lie is one of the most social OF
men, and we know of nome whose hand
we like better to grasp Mr. Quincy is
now in Plymouth, attending to his duties
as Circuit Prosecutor.