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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

On many farms it costs ns much 10 keep
| the rats as to keep q cow. He who can
clear farms of rats, will get rich without
advertising.
dark, unoccupied room. or large closet,
and to fill the honey boxes with cots, 10
absorb the moisture
Buenos Ayers is so favorable for sheep
that wool can be grown for ten cents a
pound, but this is because i, costs no mole
TO raise a shepherd than a sheep
Two things not TO be had ere wanted in
England one is an act Of Parliament for
putting down rabbiis, and the other, a
privileges for the poor manic brew bis own
beer
California paper recommend all pro-
drcers to meet the market at once, that
the crops may be got out of the country
end that there may he better prices for
what remains. ieE ri
In the care ofca.tle nothing keeps them
in better order than the light of the eve of
tb eowner several times q day The eyes of
boys and hired men are covered with q
film
When The cattle are fed on straw. the
boys on Skinned milk, the Old mar GA fat
pork, and Re hens are obliged TO scratch
gravel, the breath Of the beaux of the girls
will smell of whisky. 5
The English are getting enterprising,
and having caught the grave fever, new
seedlings, supassing all others, are for
sale. II they keep on they will have new
potato, aud sell the seed at one dollar q
pound p. Sour last new potato is called
the Grecian Beud.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

RlcHNoSD, November 30.-This morn.
ing In the United States Circuit Court,
Robert Ould, counsel for Jefferson Davis,
made motion to quash the indictment,
on the ground that the fourteenth amend
ment provides mode for the punish men
ofthe panicsoators In the rebellion, with
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and no other punish
n-nt IL prescribed. Tho Prosecuting
Attorney moved to postpone the motion
mill the latter part Of the term. Chief
Justice Chase decided to hear the aryu-
ment on the motion on Thursdar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Prussia is to forsify her railway
stations. q =
Our standing army numbers about
As, 900 .nen.
There are $50 convicts in our
penitentiary.
The Prussian army has 1,342 Off
GERS.
tits said that 100000 lead
pencils are used every year.
The corn crop of Ohio, this year
will reach ia, 10000 bushels, so it
said.
A life of Henry Ward Beecher by
Junius Henri Browne, is announced
to appear soon.
San Francisco pays 100000 a
year in gold for State and municipal
taxes.
A new firm of proof readers in
Boston is called the house of correc-
ton.
The anchor Of the Merrimac, Of
5000 pounds weight has been raised
and placed on exhibition at the city
Of Norfolk.
Some valuable essays of Humboldt
have just been discovered and will
soon be printed.
A railroad company is sinking an
artesian we'll in San Francisco har-
Dor.
Philadelphia has taken steps to
import thousand English sparrows
which will be let loose in the public
parks.
The spire of the new cathedral in
Pittsburg is to be surmounted by a
hollow cross IA feet in hight, which
is to be illuminated by 800 gas jets
Nine hun dred and twenty miles of
the Union Pacific Railroad have been
examined. 120 more will take it 20
the Salt River Valley.
indianapolis expects to kill $4,000
hogs this winter
The National Bank curranc y in
Circulation is $299, 901, 3S9.
Two large velecipede factories are
now running in New York.
The increased manufacture OF the
straw braid within the last twenty
years has nearly trebled the price of
straw.
A heavy north western rain-storm
prevailed in New York yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

WASHINGTON dispatches state that Gen
eral GRANT has decided to attend the re-
uuion OF the armies at Chicago en- the 10th
OF the present month. He will return to
Washington from Boston and New York
in time TO accompany Generals THOMAS
{ and ScHoFIELD and q large number oil
Lesher officers who win Gene West in q
bedy from Washington. 1t is thought
that this reunion will bring together q
larger body Of officers than have met al
any time since the close of the war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
CORRESPONDENCE.

Inc IDBUNE maintains q larger corps
OF correspondents than any other journal
west oil New York, and it challenges com
parison as to the character and quality oi
Tue original matter in its columns with any
other journal in the Union. 1t employ.
hrst class writer's at London. Paris, Flor
ence. Washington, New York, Boston,
San Francisco, New Orleans, Memphis
and at all the State Capitals of the West,
ern States, besides telegraph reporters al
all points where important news is trans
piring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
Great B3rgail.s IN
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern In6i-
ana.

Amang some Thirty five Thnusand acres IF Choice
Lands which wa have now upon our books for sale
we specify the following tracts:
$40 Acres three miles south OF Grovertown. o. the
p. Fl. VAC. r, r. Nearly 500 acres dry. level
and well timbcre3-sak openings. balance coed
hay marsh, brook of running water and two
fine Springs. Price, ss25 per acre, in payin
I60 Acres miles from Grorertown. la0 acres tim
Der. dry aud good, balance prairie. School
House on corner of the land. Price So, % per
16O Acres four scsd half miles from Grovertow.
40 acres good dry tinibered hsrrens. balance wet
and dry prairie, in good neigfborhood Price,
$500 per acre. ~
so Acres adjoining Marshall county line on . and
half miles southwest from DonneIson Station
60 acres good dry timbered land, running wa ter,
and small mineral spring. Price $40 per acre.
3s5 Acrcs-irnproved. log house and barn 300 acres
well timbered--oak openings, balance wet and
dry prairie, good small orchard and spring, adj
joins small lake beautiful location aud a
pleasant neighborhood- Would make good
grain and stock farm. Price Sc 25 per acre in
payments, and great bargain.
80 Acres at North Bend. Tippecanoc river
small improvements, good improved farms
two sides of the land. Price $500 pei acre, and
one OF the best bargains in the country
IS .tcre farm, IL miles from Railroad. 30 acres
improved. good small orchard snd fine spring.
Price, 81 90 per acre, if sold soon.
s99 Acres Of prairie and timnered land embracing
one of the best stock locations in Northern In
diana. pastnragc. hay and upland, also good wa-
Ter. Price On rer are.
lis Acre farm adjoining Cedar Lake. fine bsdy
Of pure water. 7 miles in length, farm we'll i'm
and one of tho finest locations la the county,
and includes fhe best mineral spring in the State
The water OF this spring possess al the Medicinal
OF the Bine Lcks If Kentucky without the un-
pleasant TASTE and would. if properly improved,
make grand summer resort. and retreat foi
insslifs. Will he sold upon reasonable terms.
Besides these lands have fine selections in all
parts OF the county. and arc seidg them prices
that will suit any whs wishes to buy.
Address call upon W. C. BOYIEs
Co. Surveyor and Real Estate Agent,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
STATE OF INDIANA

80
7ssjo Before me, the undersigned, per-
: scnally appeared John L. Westervelt
: who being duly sworn, deposes and
says that he was present at speech
I. nade by Amasa Johnson at Grant
sslaoi house, Tippccanoe township,
-, and he says that said Amasa John
III son did not use any. such language
-. as that. charged in the Plymouth
Democraf Of October, 9Th, and in a
certain affidavit of one Geo. w. Ca
reg Of same number of said paper,
10 wit: "Show me man with patch
ed clothes and / will show you q
Democrat" He further swears that
~ he has heard all the speeches made
b. Amasa Johnson in Marshall Co.
during the present campaign. and
that he has never made use of any
: such languages as the above
l't = e JOHN L. WEsTERvELT
Subscribed and sworn to, this 10th
day of October, 1858.
D. T. PHILLIPS, Notary Public.
Also personally appeared Amasa
Johnson, Who on oath states that he
never in any speech nsed the lam
guage, "Show ne a man with patched
clothes and will show you Demo
. crst, or any language of ike i'm
port ~
."17. tlI seF AMasA JoHsox
Subscribed and sworn to this 10th
day Of October, 1868. 4 =, -
- d. T PHLLrPs, Notary Public
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

A New letter says of William B. Astor
that be never did an hours labor in his
life never did kindly act, never knew q
want unqualified, has not real friend on
the planet. The world awaits his death a
one anticipates the breaking up Of long,
dreary winter, in joyful anticipation OF
the genial flowers and fragrance of spring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
BoURBoN. Dec

!, 49,, f.-,,ss..,.ss RoURBoN, Dec =
81 BsnSbon is all quiet The lawyers
ssAre having a good time. as there APP
pears to be plenty Of their litigation.
s, kr. Sears is on hand sgain, pre-
!. gaTing room Tor new goods. z
Il. Mr. Giispie. or White Feather, the
q Indian orator. is cr.ating qnlta IN
excitement among the yonns sfiss.;i.
! 9.sF aie - aa.ff sd r @. K.
t.esr3 -. 1sIets -fl.f-l ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Mr.. Pollard, IN an article on Stonewall
jackson In Putnam's Monthly for De-
cember, states that he once recommended
night attack TO be made by assailants
stripped naked and armed with bowie
knives, suggesting that the novelty and
terror Of such an spparition would par
alyze the enemy,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Mr.. JOHN c. BARSITr was knocked
down and robed of s272. Of Legapspsrt,
last Saturday night about eight o'clock,
on the canal His LEFT cheek was badly
wounded under the eye He was insensiblc
FOR some time, but finally recovered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
WHAT LEADING JOURNALS
CAV

The Rural New Yorker will henceforth be pub
lished simultaneously here and at Rochester. Its
Editor. Mr.. d. II. Moore, late Mayor o: Rochester,
has been nearly twenty years at it's head, and has
surrounded himself by very allie Corps Of Assis
tants and Contributors. He has done noble work
for A grculture In the West and is now rapidly
Tribune.
Moores Rural Is full OF variety, original and select
We confess 10 surprise at he variety and richness
of its eonteats hountifuy illustrated as il is. No
paper on our list ideas of perfcc-
ton, a secular family paper. Ii maintains high
neral standard.-kes York O5serrer
Without exception the best Agricultural and Fami
" Ne xspapsr. Mr. Moore lately received at 81 600
draft for club of new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stafes-
man.
A model paper for the farmers family. IF we
were TO start periodical again it wond be in imita-
lion Of tn Rural New Yorker American .ssriciis-
trsf. $50 n.f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

A confidence man drew from the Hart
ford Trust Company $4,000. The money
having been first deposited, he altered the
certified check for 81. 100 80 e go -
Ayoung man named Cooped died on
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
rEnMsor VOL. Xxx FoRIseo.

Single Copy, 81 Year; Five Copies, sll Seven
for $50 Ten for s25 &c. with free copies premi-
ums to Club Agents. Now As the Time to
Subscribe md form Clubs! Liberal in
du-ements 10 Local Club Agents, but no travelling
cansassers employed Specimens, show Bills. dr..
sent ree-Or the Is Numbers Of this ousrt-r, (Oct.
70 Jan y on trial, as specimens, for only Fifty
Cents r. o. Money Orders. Drafts and Registered
Letters at risk.
Address ID. ID. II. MOORE,
IL Park Row. New York, or Rochester, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Little Sarah Colt. aged eleven years
started the first Sunday-School in Patier-
son, New Jersey, seventy-four years ago,
and taught it forty years. She still lives to
witness the fruits of her lsbors. But che is
no longer Colt. ,...a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

A farmer has to pay 10 per cent. for
money. that be may shelter his stock, and
liberty, also, to work seven days running
for his purpose, If be can prove that he
will do more than In six. 'sf .Ho'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Mrs Hole-ip-the-day, widow of til,
chief OF that name, with an infant eigh
months old, is seeking employment in ST
Paul as domestic She was, before mar
risge. laundry girl in a Washington ho-
tel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
FOR SHLE.
Application for License.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
y apply TO the Board of County Commissioners d
Marshall County. Indiana. at their next regular
session. commencing on the first Monday in Decen-
Der, 1865. for license to sell Intoxicating Liauors
In less quantity than quart at time 10 be drank
upon the premises. NV place of business and the
premises wherein said liquors to he sold, is To-
Gated on the West half of lot No. two 2 block eight
ts.Ehfty feet square-in 7yner City. Polk township
Marshall County, Indiana. fa.s.s 49,. =
s 5zw3 ISAAC II. ALEXANDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
BEST WEEKLY IN AMERICA!

With Offices in New York City and lsochcs.er-the
great Business and Commercial Metropolis, and the
Heart OF famed Rural District-the Rural posscs-
ses nm eqalcd srities for accomplishing its object
Hepol Is o. the principal Metropolitan and rroyin
cial Cvtte Grain. Provision, Wool. and olher Mar
kets. will re PromiDeDt and Reliable Feature.
The Rural il not monthly OF only ~ issues
year. bnt a Large and Beautiful Weekly of SO
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not increased.
Whether located i'm Country. Village or City, You,
Your Family. aud Neighbors. Want the Rural-fOr
il is unequaied ia VALUE. Purity and Variety of
Contents, and Adapted 10 the Wants of all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
MARKET REPORTS.

The Market Reports of the TRlRryE are
carefully prepared by an able corps of edit.
ors and reporters, and are brought down
70 The latest hour before going To press
The great commercial staples of the West.
and transsctions or Eastern trade which
gre of esnecial interest and importance Ia
its readers, and which. in Eastern papers.
are necessarily limited or omitted slio9eth.
or, are minuicly considered, and the West
ern farmer o. trader gains this informa
ton from Chicago two Gays earlier than he
can get il from an Eastern paper, even il
he finds il there at ali. The tclegraphic
Market Reports. Of the Tribune embrace
every commercial center of Europe and
the United States which can have any in,
nnence upon Western produce, trade or
Industry Its reports of the Cattle Mars
keis oil Chicago and the principal Eastern
Giles are prepared with the utmost care.
by special reporters OF long experience and
training. In its
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
The TRIBUNE gives the latest and most ap-
proved method Of cultivation, and all the
seicniIfic research and practical expert
ments whose results are of value to an
Agricultural, Horticultural and Stock
halsing community, living upon the rich
prairie lands of The West, and to whom
the knowledge applicable To the dweller
on the sea>coasi. in different climate, and
on different soil, is Of comparatively little
value.
In two respects, then, the CHICAGO TRIB-
uNE is IN The very nature of things the su-
perlor OF any Eastern paper. tits devoted
to Western interests and reaches its read-
ers with, Mt least, two days later news !;
while for all general topics of interest. it is
equally valuable with any other paper. be-
cause il has The same means and the same
facilities of acquiring and giving them to
lis readers. We leave II 10 them TO make
comparison between il and its Western
contemporaries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
Tie Democrat VS.. Capt. john

We are informed that on the eve
Of The State election, one NJ. NJ Gal
,-aatiPss Capt. Johnson's late oppo-
.rsnt, not having the fairness to meet
has opponent in discussion, nor the
iE0Fsi'courage to make charges him
seif, induced George W. Carey to
make an affidavit charging Capt. j.
4lth having said, in a speech at the
l&s4s4lt school house, in Tippecanoe-
town. "Show me man with patch
ed clothes and I will show you O
Democrat
es.l IAe Democrat of the week before
the election was not circulated until
Saturday. Thursday being the regu-
isr publication day, and when it did
appear it contained Carey's affiida-
sit. The object in publishing the af.
r .ijayit at time when Galentine'
opponent could not possibly get q
really before the public, was to in
duce all Republicans who wore
patched clothes" to vote for Gal
lentine. Had they all done so Am
asa Johnson would have voted for
Galieatine. But Republicans be-
lieyed the affidavit untrue, as it most
certainly was The reply appearing
IN tbs paper was written for the
next issue after the election, but was
Ict published therein for want of
room. Since publishing the reply,
the Democrat has waxed wroth, and
sasIed the matter Tin a horn) by
siFing the sworn statement of two
Iforas, Hiram ald David, reiterating
fCe-ey's untruth Carey and. the
H5fns-or, rather, the person who
N.ste their carefully
..Eolael stating any time that Mr., j.
sIised the language attributed to him,
hoping to avail themselves of that
Pct and other like things in case
they should be prosecuted for false
swearing. If Carey and the Horns
will put their charge in a more def
mite shape, so they can be successful
" prosecuted if their statements
sdoplf be proven to be wilIful and
c2-Tppt perjury, they will have the
I4.easare of being tried fer a felony.
oqsane are reliably informed that
nests ofas good respectable men as
lire anywhere, will readily swear
tat there is no truth in the state
n,eEt sworn to by Carey and the
IIo-ns.
r. = The affidavits of the following un-
inpeachable gentlemen will suffice
g for.the present, ard will, we think,
prove satisfactory to even the most
prejudiced Democrat in the County,
IS 70 man can dispute the veracity
cEsAeh witnesses:
'sDa1oa 81 STATE OF INDIASA,l
aa's - = MARSHALL COUNTY
- Before me, tie undersigned,
Jastice for and within said County,
nnd State, personally appeared Jas.
Tanner, Joseph Turner, John Smith,
. Isaac Fler and William Fife, who
ssbeing first duly sworn, say that they
were present at a speech made by
riAIa Fsa:Johnson, at Grant Schoo!
House, Tppecanoe township, in the
county of Marshall, and they further
say that said Amasa Johnson did not
I, Vse. any such language as that charg-
al In the Plymouth Democra. of Oct.
Str. and in a certain affidavit of one
Geo W Carey in some number of
said paper, to wit: "Show me man
with patched clothes, and I will show
goa Democrat" ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
T'r-iinonfsLs

->',y fa'-gs ''s,nt~' = infsss ..s -
80 ~ 1@f'' f-ce I'D r. az I'.ss.i-tr 1I-~ ,..
,srf't.. GI'a. ''';e H. fIe-f 81 t...ss. - - -
~ ~ he mas .fdi,rsg .-r-s - u, - :. =,
s..iyoss.d
Dr. AIt''oTS Of ~ r'ss p. r., srv..
mi ne W tifs ffs> .spr q o. l. ,.g, -.
io'as. nd nig IN c-ts rs ~ fs.F -. "a.
I" o's' IN cf's@' s's ,f n ki.,,.s s.>i;..ss
: sfadcys ant attsr kfnsfr,.i ..r,.,s-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

The undersigned will sell farm, containing sc 4.
enty-sfx and half acres, lying in Mar
shall county, being the northa TT Of tho
the southwest quarter, and the south west part o.
the south west quarter dissection "a, in township 49,
north Of range east.
Said land is a few miles west ofArgos.
The improvements consist ola small frame house.
young orchard and fifty acres cleared.
also Town-lot in Plymouth, will be sold on rea-
sonable terms. For further particulars enquire of d.
It. Phillips, or Mrs. PERSTs TYLER,
4o-u Talluage Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

nv O GOOD TRUsTY vGENTs-we win,
- guarantee $50 per week and expenses For
Particulars address G. W.JAeRs0N s CO.. Balti-
more, Nd. 1901 ssi,r s., 49, !.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
R,r. j. x. CHASE m Pwr,,r \ n -.

F" hdse F'v- gers rs,',,,1i-,s ., r. ~ - -
ao'sad - is. tltss,hf~ -e-n-,lg : q. ..-r.sa
r'n"r' 81 rs st," ''f'rS - sci'hx rrd ~ ID. q OH,
hare i"st ken N fi-'p s..d ia r.... -ss 49,.
-ias1st.yiy" s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

- Sn'''g c'issS that tie. Cess-
.i.'.~.'. \ "i-,- ber of Inv i,u,il, was
- sr i;'ia,ier, IF a.. throat. at,s.s.,
e--r- he ro'gh. I had fer SONS nout..
aan-ii th7i preparation having for
&c -. il bark ofwhit. pine might DO 50.
'"Tf'i-d - 10 be very u-eful ia ia. care .ftL-
- rud lungs. a. tel The Yaiae Of il in tie
~ nii-c' -. L cc,l' suGed =-s-siI quaint THY Of
ai-'lieine TAT / s.d iseu planning aud yas.
-er.Raonfui does The resaii ys. esrosc-
- s:rtiiylnE- "tIisin 80 DAYS the irrit stipu
:.sefsts.at ras rNrlos = -. s"E n So ssidc., az
,s-., -srs -. cf--,,i Soon att.rtssis g.
-'- - i-i, - i.,7-isal--Ty. y. l.. who 49,
-sa sisi,eans ii.- scs"- eek fl,.ts = ..i eou~s
- 5-ed - sil',si nn mi. and mai f-s.i nsuxu.
esssi wi;7 s'.ud. "a on found relief 40
"a: foi more Shv '.a, hor; ten oun-eS .f ia
"a got we. J. r. ,..t.a. 49, -'ii. - .the Aax
sei-r DfiiJ EArs rlstlr - rial Of tue sai.s
-p-r>ii"F the eesc al .s--e-c- 100 ~rs w.,
RE-. fie was 30 hi.',, ;l...ec
tii "a. rosni. and So -cnfi..'t rf-.c.,s, aitc-s
IL. ss.es # i.i.r a ',ygo 30 ruHI-. ,ra. :.
ialiy persuaded spe {" sive II ir-,pe, a.. .~-s
sbroRd 10 5ens6, the srii-rimg"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
First-CIass Dry Goods House.

Give ms a call az; sre confident we can p.as-
YOU, both aS toluality aud prices.
Store On Michigan Street, No H.
81 / NJ DALI & CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

The Enlarged and Improved Vel
ume will excel in all the e---n tiais OF Progress
i've, Timely. Entertaisrfig and useful RURAL LIT
rR.RY F.xiLr. AND BrsISEss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E.sting. more than ever before the onward and up
ward spirit ofits Motto. ssE xcelsior." and OBJ
jec:s. ssProgress and 1 IN pr DIV ment.' and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
GEO. IL. REED CO.'S
p.rrxrrn ocr ~ 1sn,

PATENTED OCT. II. 1865.
These Dyes offer the simplest and most nsctn
means Of Dyeng Household Apparel presented to the
public They eintr-ce every shade and can he used
with certainty of Satisfaction Inquire at the Drug
cists for II EED'S LIQUID DH ELS, take nc
other kind.
GEO. II. REED & CO. Manufacturers, Ecston.
Use Reeds Che micnl Sponge Black
ing. the best Dressin. and Backing for Ladies
and 4 shiliren's Shoes Ruhbcrs &c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
Sixteen large Double Quarto Pages
AE EIIE GQII IL rs EACH,

Printed in Superior style. Book Paper. and APP
prcpriaiey Illustrated. In brief, it Will lie ABLY
EDITED. EMILY ILrVsTRATEp, NEATLY PRINTED,
and ADAPTED To THE WHOLE CcUNTsY. It's ample
pages will embrace departments devote to treat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

WITH ILIu.TRATIoSs. Tale. EssAYs. SKETCHES
PoETEr NUiIc, HFsUSEs. ESIGHAs, sc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03
Largest, Best and Cheapest

The Rurnt for SEQ will ~ ai,ont por,ir
FORMER -IZE. contain more reading in its Lead
ing Departments. several New Feaiu-e- ard employ
Editorial and Special Contributors. MANY of the
sieSt Practical, Scientific and Literary Writers. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

Sc Subscribed and sworn to before
methis 3oth day of November, 1858.
LEVI HoLLowAt, J.P.
20 We also publish the affidavits of
John L. WestervcIt and Amasa 3 Ohm
tsCl: To-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-30

PROCEED OF THE MEET
TAG OF TIL UNION EPUBLI-
CAN STATE CENTRAL com.
MITTEE.