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By 4. b. Cook, A%uctioneer,
Corner Governor and franklin streets.

BY +. b. COOK, huctloneef,
Corner Governor and franklin streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANO. STORE FIXTURES, &c, AT AUCTION.
at De request OF z. Y. Cannon, Fsq trustee, !
will proceed to sell, on THURSDAY, fh instant,
at 10 o'clock, at the store of DIR. william 4. Polk,
corner Of sixth and Broad streets, Al OF his stock OF
K GOODS,
NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY,
~FURNISHiNG GOODS, &c.
The sto-k comprises 4 varied assortment Of So
LECT to which the attention OF the pub
lie is particularly requested.
ALS
l splendid sEvEN-OCTAVO PIANO, IN ROSE
WOOD CASE, made by Hallett * Davis, Bos-
l solid SILVER TEA SET, complete;
l dou CHRONOMLTEE GOLD WATCH
ALSO,
An assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Part OF the FIXTURES OF said store, intending
\ HEERIN IS F~iRE-PROoF SAFE.
After the sale II the stock, the USEXPlRBD
LEASE Of said store will be sold TO the highest
bidder. ,r
GOODS after whIrh the other goods will be sold.
TERMS: All sums under tl0p, cash over that
amount, made known OH day of sale.
fs5 +. Il. COOK, Auctioneer.
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n--THE TRUrn ABOUT DYSPEPSIA

gg-THE TRUTH ABOUT
Whoever says thar dyspepsia is incuraoie teil.a-
tn at is to say, makes an egregious mistaSe' more
than ten thousand aggravated cases have been
cured by H~osTETTER'S STOMACH BiTFERs'
while the number that have been prevented from
coming TO q head by the same means Is incaIcnia-
BILE. In winter and early spring, when the appetite
is sometimes too vigorous forthe Comfort ana safely
OF the stomach, Indigestion Is most prevalent and
most distressing. Il the appetite to be haiked' 10 &C
commods;e the digestive organs ? Net so for then
the frame would lack its due proportion Of nutri-
mont. The thing to be done Is to STRENGTHEN THE
STOMACH, tone the liver, and put the bowels in
perfect order. Nothing will do this so efectualiy,
so rapidly, so quietly, so pleasantly, as HOSTEL
TBR'S Buffers. This potent preparation trims
and balances the system, and clothes it, as 1t were,
with defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver
complaint, and fever and ague are never known to
attack those who are wise enough to invoke the
aid of this great preventive. re 4-eodzW
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se- STEAM To AND FROM
HAMBURG-AMERICAN STEAMSHlPS.
C. B. RrCHARD i BoAS, General Agents, Nsw
York
T. Z. RHODES, Agent, TIA Main street, Richmond.
ANCHOR AND INMAN STEAMERS, y BLACK
STAR LINE PACKETS.
liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, and New York;
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., New York;
E. Z. RHODES, Agent, TIA Main street,
Richmond.
Passage certificates and exchange for sale as
above. -
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R.RIE
DIED.

on the III "instant, by Rev. A. E. Dickinson
wlLS1N NJ BusRUSS. OF Hanover county, Il
Miss AN ME- W. BnXLEY, of Louisa county.
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MEETINGS
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICH.

NON Ely oFFISC, hi'h-
NoSD, VA, February ! 1867
Sehw. itz-r's widow and 4dministratix. .Plaintif,
against
Blum, Raw & defendants.
Is CHANcERY IN THE RICHMOND HrsTINGs COURT.
Nv a decree entered by the court in this cause on
the 3lst OF January, sol, il is ordered I" that one of
the Commissioners OF this court do state, settle,
and adjust the accounts OF the plaihtlf as admin
il, atrix Of Levi, sehwaitzer, deceased, regarding
any former ssul m'nt OF accounts by The said
plaintiff 10 correct. unless the zane be surchafged
and fails feI, ana ascertain the amount "f lndebt
edness Of the said p,aintiti as administrators 10
he estate of her interstate ; that tue said Commits
siOnsr do also inquire, ascertain and report the
amount o. asset. Ia the hands Of the said plaintiff
a administrative, applicable to the payment Of the
debts or li4bii,ties Of her intestate, and in what
those assets consist and the manner In which they
h We arisen and accrued, and whether and how
far ne same are available TO the payment OF the
debts of lie " l. Sen weitzer, the intes,ate and also
the value Of the real estate IN the bill mentioned !:
and al.o what is the value of the dover Interest OF
tn. plaintiff in the land III the bill mentioned, OF
wb CHI the said Lewis Nchweitzer died seized.
And the said Commissioner is further directed, by
publication in such ne sspapere here or
as he may deem mort advlsab bic, TO convene all
the creditors of the said Lewis Schw-itzer, de-
ceased, before him, aud to require legal proof OF
their respective claims and. after he shall have
asc.rtained the Indebtedness of the estate OF the
said Lewis Schweitzrr, deceased, to the said cred
it5rs, that he also ascertain the proportion TO which
each creditor will be entitled and hat he make
report 10 the court of his proceedings under this
decree, tog-th r with any matter de- lhso pertinent
by him elf, or which he NAV be specially required
by any Of the p ri : TO report :,
The De rites Interested are hereby notihed that 1
have fixed on THURSDAY the 7h day OF March,
1887, at . o'clock A. NJ. a. the time, and my Office,
No. 5v Franklin street. in the city OF Richmond,
V, as the place, to seitle tho accounts and take
the proof of the claims agains the estate OF Lewis
Schweitzer dec ssed, directed by the aforesaid
decree ; at which time and place the parties int
rested are hereby required 70 s!tsSd, EVANS.
fe s-1aw4w Commissioner In Chancery.
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Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABhE
L BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
AS trustee in a certain deed OF trnst
executed 10 the subscriber by James O'Heil. bear
ing date 2gth December, 1892, duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, | shall, at the request
OF the holder Of one of the negotiable notee sc
cured thereby. procsed to cell 2. public auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 10th OF Feb
ruary, 1857, at / O'Clock L. NJ, II fair, IL not, The
nrs, fair day thereafter, that valuable BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, now occupied by
Michael Wall, and adjoining his grocery store
and which said tenement was conveyed by said
O'Neil TO said Wall, subject to the trust deed
aforesaid. he assuming 10 psy the liens thereon,
fronting u feet s inches on the sonth side Of Broad
street, running back $50 liz feet to an alley 10 feet
wide.
sale, and to pay of any OF the notes secured BY
the said trust deed which are stili unpaid and A.
to any surplus which may remain, on such terms As
the said O'Nei or his assigns may pre- .crlbs and
direct, or on failure to give any such direction,
then on such terms rs the trustee At the time OF
sale may think fit. The taxes and insurance Tor
the Y al to be paid by the purchaser
fa8 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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AUCTION -sAIEs-rUTURE DAY.
By 3. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
CorneY Of govayn0r and franklin strests.

By 3. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin Streets.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT,
IL AND MAHOGANY PARLoR AND CHAMBER
FURNITURE, GARPBTs., CURTAINS, &c, AT
AGCTi0N.-0n Friday the sth instant. at IL
RSpGss: ONCE. on Main street opposite Messrs.
h ha1dlsUn: sssoli@snt Of FuASIFfGjsss, consist.
/ I handsome ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITE, co.
vorv 'f ssnd ~lan WAL WxIE g'USrin CHAMBER SUITE,
!, s..s sI%Yias !SSaIE. REDsgBtP, :
mi SsYo LiNb fBREpsTEsiD,l -
/ superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE
/ superior MAHOGANY M~ARBLE-T0P CABi-
l supsr!Sr MAHOGANY MARBLE-TcP WASH
lsupe2lor aiaHoaAsY M~AEBLg-ToP sIDR-
! WALNUT spaR RR,aT-aAcK,y .cloK59,7
II OAK DINING: ROOM CHAIRS,
A large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
/ pair elegant B~ROCATELLE CURTAINS. with
Several sPRING and HAIRMATrREssEs,
l dne 00KIN STOVE. &c, &c.
The FUE n ,r.,sa; %9 ,sy, Be !, sss@ ned on THURS
fe6 z. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
BY Paine 4 Co., Auctionsers.
SFRGEANT'S SALE OF A. STOCK
- OF BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS,
CALFsKIN>, &c.-on FRIDAY the 9Th instant,
commencing at % o'clock, / will sell at the store OF
Jacob Coin, corner OF Ninth and Broad streets,
the entire stock Of goods contained therein, con-
sisting Of
BOOTS and SHOES in every variety,
HATS and CAPS,
C~ALFSKINS,
SOFAS,
TRUNKS,
FTN SHOW CASE,
WRITING DESK,
STORE FIXTURES. &c.
TO satisfy an execution In my hands In favor OF II.
j. Michelbacher against Jacob Cohn.
Immediat -ly after the sale Of the stock NJ goods
the store will be rented until the sth of January,
1868, unless previously rented ont privately:
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sergeant City of Richmond.
Sale to be conducted by PAINE & Co.. Auction
GERS. feB
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN HHSRICo COUNTY, ABOUT
THEE MILES BELOW The CITY or kICH-
MGED, ON " DABBYTOWE ROAD, AT AUC-
TIoS.-Pursuant TO the provisions OF 4 deed Of
lrnst duly executed by Benjamin y Dickinson
and vito to me a. trustee. Of record In HsnTico
County Court, : will proceed to Sill at public aue-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the Tth 81
February, 1857, at IL O'Clock NJ, the TRACT UP
LAND therein ,me"tioned, called "%Ijlswild,"
situated three miles below Richmond on the Gen.
trail or Darbytown road, containing 2oss ACRES,
with . good dwelling. house aud other necessary
build ngs thereon, now in the occupancy OF said
Dickinson.
TERMS Cash ~ 70 the sum OF 81 ,Iis s5. together
with expenses OF executing this trust on q credit
until 10th September, lso7. as 10 the sum OF ssG 20,
with interest from 10Th september, 1870 snd A. TO
the residue, on such terms as the debtor may pre-
scribe, or in his aDsence, then 80 the trustee may
make known at the hour OF safe.
The taxes for this year 10 BE paid BY the pur-
chaser. JOHN ! CAAhlb, Trustee,
Sale to be conducted by BARRisos. GoDDIs X
APPEEsos. jas
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DENTAL AT AUCTION.-The party
III lately leasing the CORN MILL Of the town OF
Manchester having failed TO comply with the
terms OF the lease, notice is hereby given, BY order
FEBRUARY Mkt the MILL will be leased On
the premises at . O'clock to the Highest bidder, ~
TIE risk OF the said lessee. For terms, apply 20
attorney at law, corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, VI
K. IA, TALLEY,
js3l-td Secretary Bosfd 81 Trustees.
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pooKs. srATToNERY. ETC.

CTANDARD BOoKs.-RANDoLpH
- ENGLISH, 1870 Vain street, have SSf i.ie
many hundred volumss Of standard a,rhan,.s Rome Sn
s%ohE them are gaeOns.s wGFs'' s s,Ssuns and
Y Inso :, %ESn,Sriand R%oiiins's and Alli-en,s 5o.
rope, LippinsciIs and aIi,I.S s.s S,issse s;vis. Pin.
p srah kdaison, Nspier's Peninsular war; &C.
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AUCTToN sALEs.-FUTURE DAY


NoThWsat c0rneF MEin Emu HI"HIn sussUs
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE IA I'M
Y OF sfXTY-F0UR ACRES, sEygy MILES
WEST Op RICHMOND, sEsR wgsTHAM. THE
AUCTION We will sell nj %snciion, on the
premises, on MONDAY the nth day Of Psbruafy,
81 10 o'clock NJ, the valuable LITTLE FARM Of
acres, adjoining Mrs, Patterson. Mr..
and othen. The impFoy, m. nts
sres Eli with FIVE rooms, and all The ne.
cessary out bouses. Also, q sslsct orchard Of
choice fruit trees. About thirty i've scres G cleared,
the balance in wood. The soil Is admirably we'll
adapted to the growth Of early vegetables.
Terms: Made known At the time 81 sale.
GRUBB5 & WILLIAMS,
fe5 Agetioneefs.
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X DIG f MINING COM
IN PANY.-N0TICE.-Books Of subscript!cn 70
the capital stock OF the R~0CKBRlDGE MINING
COMPANY are now open At my ontcefn kienmono,
next, unless twelve hundred shares are presioasly
subscribed. When twelve hundred shares nave
been subscribed by Others than me coiRoistoJs.
TIL opened again IN the manner provided oy the
charter. . =,
these minsrais. which / will exhibit with pleasure
10 All persons who may feel sufficient Interest 70
call and Sc. them.
Nv authority OF the corporstors.
J. y. MBnDEN, Attorney AZ Law,
"a as-td corner Main and Thirteenlh streets.
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Au%ctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


DEAD, READ, READ, READ.
IL HaH-gallon jars best BRANDY PEACHES,
One qua quart jars bss. BRANDY PEACHES. only
One pin. jars best BRANDY PEACHES, only
s0c.
SARDINEs, the best in market;
NUTS OF all kinds, cheap;
PRESERVES, assorted
JsLLIEs, assorted, 1t low rates;
a Canned TOMATOES, only So rs per dozen
STRAWBERRIES, DLMs0SS. CHERRIES,
PEACHES, GREEN PEAS, PINE APPLES,
OYSTERS, &c, At low rates
The best STEAM CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES, In great variety
Pine CIGARS and CHEWING TOBACCO,
together with q large lot Of FRENCH and ANR-
RlCANP PICKLES, sc.
We would respectfully ask the public generally
SC, before buying elsewhere. We sell 70 please.
Give rs . call. SMITH & TRIBBETf,
sos Main street, spots wood Block,
ia Ats Richmond, Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT OF

BY Harrison, Godain 4 Appsrson, Auctioneers.
Z Bankers, Brokers, and Real E,t4te Agents.
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Highly IMPORTANT TO BUY
III Frs OF GR0CERiES.-Thankful for the
large patronage bestowed on me, / have this day
added ONE HUNDRED PRIZES making over
three hundred prizesl, besides that fine sP4sNG
WAGON. Prizes consistinE OF sugar-CGred
kies, Chickens, and Eggs, iced Fruit and Pound
Cakes, quarter boxes Layer Raisips, bags Family
Flour and Buckwheat; besides many other useful
and pleasing ~acticles too numerous 10 mention.
NV prices are as low as the lowest, viz
New Crop Rio Coffee, soc. per pound.
Best Laguayr IA Coffee, 35c. per pound.
Real Government Java Coffee, &c. per pound
No. l Coffee Sugar, lt2 &c. per pound.
Very light Sugar, seven pounds for 81.
Fair Sugar, l25c. per pnuud
Su.ar-cured Ham, small, zoe. per pound.
Sugar. cured shoulders, small, 10 2-3c. per Id.
SMEAR. cured Breasts, small, isc. per pound
Flour, equal to Family, twelve pound bags, 81.
Englisn Cooking 5 ia, lie. per pound.
Best Gunpowder Tea, can't be- beat, $40 per
pound.
Best ColorgTea. can't he beat, $3.50 per pound.
Warren's Yeas Powder, 30c. per bottle.
also deliver goods free TO any part OF the city
so the advantage l. with the bnyer. az you get IN
envelope containing prize or blank; without
charge. Everything to gain. nothing TO lose;
LEX sNDER MctULEY,
No. III! Main street between Seventeenth ana
tightocnth. ia 81 Nv
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NOTICE.-An persons indebted to the
IN estate OF MILES AMBER, deceased, are re-
questsd 10 settle the same without delay andthose
having claims against The estate can leave them
o,sea j. II. SANDS,
Attorney for the Executrix OF
Ia oaaw Miles Amber. deceased.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29

people is the law Of the landI beg that
their voice may be heard.
GeneralFSheridan has pcrfosd his civil
duties faithfully and intelligdy. His re-
moval will only be regardeds an effort
TO defeat the laws of CongreI Ii will be
Interpreted by the unreconstrtcd element
in the South-those who didl they could
te break up the Government arms, and
now wish to be the only elemt consulted
"a to the method of restory order-as
their triumph. 1t will emblem them to
new opposition to the Wilt the loyal
Masses, believing that they Ire the Exc
cutive with them. The serv.s of Gcner-
al Thomas, in battling for the hion, entitle
him to some consideration. Ihas repeat
edly entered his protest agar being as
signed to relieve General Sh,dan. Cen
eral Hancock onght not to be moved from
where he is His Departments compl:-
Gated one, which will take new Com
mander some time 10 becOm acquainted
with. There are military asons, and,
above all, patriotic reasons, Wy this order
should not be insisted on. Irg to refer
10 the letter marked "priva" which !
wrote To the President when rst-eonsult-
ed on the subject of The cham in the War
Department. IL bears upon r subject of
this removal, and hoped wdd have pre-
vented it.
| have the honor to be, vii great res
pect, your obedient servant.
Us. GRANT,
General United States Army ID Secretary
OF War al interim.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29
A MODEL TnWN


EDIToR KEPuBIIcAy.-To speak of ,
wrong is not always agreeable or pleasant
bet when the health of whole comuluni
ty is threatenedjby the remissness of oul
public servants, il would be criminal Il
remain silent
| Let any citizen of Plymouth visit any
OF the adjoining towns, South Bend, 1t
Porte, Valparaiso, Mishawaka, Elkhart
Goshen, or any town in Michigan, and he
sees in few moments a great and striking
contrast between them and Plymouth
The streets of the former are clean. neat
and tidy. There are no wood piles laying
IN the cutters in the business streets In
front of every mans dwelling; no alleys
pilod up with manure heaps, breeding pes
thence: no droves OF hogs roofing and tear
ing up every green spot, destroying gar
dons, and dcpositing their filth upon the
side walks 80 that women connot even go to
Church after night without stepping in it
and getting their garments soiled. In this
respect Plymouth stands pa. erccUcncc
the nastiest town in any civilized country.
They have NO yellow River" but II Vel
low River did run through either of the
above towns it would b. in different con-
dition than that portion running through
Plymouth. If the honorable Trustees of
the to vn of Plymouth. could by some law.
some higher law than they can ever com
prehend, be compelled, with our model
City Marshll as BODY guarl. to escort
them from the rail road bridge to the mill
dam, along the meandering course of the
stream, it would be all / would ask. |,
would be punishment enough to atone for
the sins of a life time to be forced to inhale
the pcrfumed breczes that are waited along
the bed and shores of We noble river, arr
sing from the decomposition of old stumps,
drift wood, dead hogs and decunct dogs,
together with all kinds Of filth that, like
rotten mackcrol, s;inks, if it does not shine.
Who is responsible for this condition of
things? 1t is said there il no money in the
Corporation treasury to do any thing with.
Whist goes with il? Our taxes are certain
" high enough to procure all the conven-
fences and secure all the advantages of n
city government. II the Corporate au-
ihorities viii do nothing to protect their
constituents from disease and death. II
would only be simple justice, il, when the |
pestilence comes, they should ba its first |
victims
Another disgrace to the town is the foul |
nouthed and blssphemous language of
drunken men on the business streets every
lay, in total disregard Of the presence of
emales. with mona TO modest or make them
lfraid. Ifthis nuisance cannot be abated
'ur town will soon enjoy an envisblc rcpu
alton abroad.
Still another nuisance is the noise OF i'll
red, profane and vulgur boys on our prin-
ipal streets almost every night Such
onduct is not allowed in any other corpo-
ate town. OPO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29
GRATITUDE.

One OF the members Of the Ohio
House who voted the other day
against the resolution thanking Con
gress for tie acknowledgements of the
negroes of the District, was in the
service and was taken at Chickamau-
ga. After suffering the horrors of
rebel prison pens year, he, with
others, escaped and made his way to
the Federal lines through the Caro-
linas and Virginia, By the aid of
negroes. We have heard him, (before
he refrigerated into Democracy and
while he was still suffering from the
effects of rebel treatment) dilste by
the hour upon the faithfulness and
trustworthiness of the blacks, who
took every risk to make his escape
sure, and guided him every step of the
way from Salisbury to Washington,
knowing while they were doing it that
discovery was death. There's graft
tude for you?-7eiedo Blade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29

The Chicago Times repeats lis advice
that Andrew Johnson should resign his of
flee. In its issue of yesterday it says
Every act by the President which revives
partisan malevolenee is hailed with delight
by the leaders of the ruling party. II j:
even possible that Mr.. johnson. could not
better avenge himself on the whoIepack OF
them, and more surely contribute to Their
downfall, than by sending polite note to
Mr.. Wade. informing him that the Presi-
dentiaichair awaited bis occupancy" Mr..
Johnson is politician without party
If Congress would take him by the ear and
march him out Of tire Executive Mansion,
there would not be whimper in his be
half from one end OF the country 10 the
other. He would 90 out with universal
Cci1t. Even his office holders would vote
him leave of absence if they were toleVably
sure of his impeachment.-Gh Chic! Trib.
That's so, and if Congress falls 10 i'm
peach and turn him ont, il win disregard
the wishes of the loyal masses
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29
Z MI(,HIGAN CITY

Michigan City is already begin
ming TO rejoice ii thssreality Of "a
harbor. Michigan City has always
possessed a harbor in theory, as is
shown by the fact that Congress has
frequently made appropriations to
improve it. The appropriation has
been expended in adding little to
the lenght of dilapidated pier, or in
repairing atumbled down light house,
leaving the harbor to gil up with
sand which at Michigan City occurs
with uncommon facility. A year or
two ago, the property interests in
Michigan City resolved to take hold
of the matter, and have n harbor at
that place in spite Of the sand and
Congress. The result is that Mich
gan City, as y lake port, IS looking
np- %Schooslers ofEortlinary depth
are now able to enter there as easily
as-Chicago. An appropriation by
the Thirty ninth Congress is soon to
beexpended in carrying on the work
which the citizens have begun, and
according TO the plan they have
adopted. There is now n fair pros
pect that that place will soon be able
to boast convenient and permanent
harbor.
With a. good harbor, Michigan
City can hardly fail to become q
place of considerable commercial
importance. It's situation at the
head Of the lake, with railway con
nections to the interior of Indiana,
viii. met improbabF. render it the
first commercial city in that State
Chicago Times&
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-29
GENERAL GRANT.

We published an article last week from
the New York Tribune in regard to Gen
eral Grants position on the subject of re-
construction. This week. in justice tn
General Grant, we publish another from
Harpers Weekly, taking diiercnt view
of.,he su hject. y r-s-- So
For oursell we have this To- say In regard
TO General Grsni,-yc, prefer that he
should remain in his present position, but
il he desires or consents to be candidate
on the Republican ticket. we shall have no
fears of his betrsying US, and viii support
him heart and SOUL i. he is the nominee of
the party. Unless he fully concurs in the
reconstruction policy Of the Republican
party he will not accep, the nomination of
that party for the Presi lency, and il he
does itmay be taken for granted thathe viii
not turn on US if elected as Johnson has