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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
miscellaneous Items.

A thousand lives year are lost in Great
Britain by accidents.
The Nova Scotia gold diggings produced
about $40, 900 in October.
The conscience fund Of the United
States Treasury amounts to over Slo0,000
y late Quarterly Review estimates the
the population OF The world at l,S5o, 2cO,>
COO.
Somebody acuses DR.. Tyng with being
sensational, but lie says he's no such
Tiny.
Mrs. Darlington is anxiously inquiIing
inr sewing machine that will darn stock
inss,
Seventy-five thousand orange trees were
planted on Flint River, Florida, last year.
An Englishman proposes cheap general
railway fares on the penny postage system.
Kennedy, the Scottish vocalist, is ma
king a very successful professional tour in
Canada.
Greece is building three railways.
Yale College has graduated 80 Smiths.
France has called for 293, 2I4 conscripts.
Anna Cora Mowait is writing another
story.
There are 59e, s7s school children In In
diana.
Russia has the finest hot houses in tho
world.
Mormon cn.igrants arc still leaving Eng
land in large numbe:s.
There is one missionary in China 10
evey four million people.
The failure Of the fruit crops in the
idle States has largely reduced the de-
mand FOR sugar.
In Leeds, England, there is a Lincolr
Block of buildings, named in honor .ol
the great President.
Aproros of Rochcfort's migratory paper
Punch suggests Jack oLantern as an APP
propriatc name.
An exchange says that a Democratic
political procession in Indiana was twelve
hours in passing single psint-a grocery.
a Frenchuian has inyIlted gas stove
so constructed that when the gas Is II shted
the cheerful appearance OF a crate full o.
live Goals or Of burning wood is presented
Queen Isabella had reign of exactly
thirty five years. She succeeded to The
throne September 90. 1868, and on ths
same day in 1865 the Revolution reached
Madrid. ef
a carpet mandatory at Amsterdam
New York, covers half an acre Of ground
employs two hundred and fifty hands, ant
makes i,Osv yards of ingram, two>ply AM
Tapestry carpets daily. -
The Philadelphia Age says that ore
1000 new buildings, estimated to have cos
Sf0,0oO,00O, have been put up in that cit,
during the months from January LIST I,
October 1st. - dieg ti'''1 80
| Fourteen Italian wood choppers. VIII
could MOI sreak word Of English, latel
obtained situations in San Francisco. i
one day, through The agency Of the ne,
Labor Exchange" = -'iss =
Some one says that among or- lectures
Emerson is the most intellectual, Phillip
the most sarcastic, Cough the most attfae
tive, Eeecher the most popular, Curtis II
most elegant, Chaplin the most rhetorical
and Greeley the most eccentric.
& 1t Is thought that the great town in II
Salt Lake basin viii be in MaIad Vale,
} Il is there hat lhesoads for oregon =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
n Course of Lectures on For
pten Travel


Prot. Bntler who has lust returned from
earlstrayel in Europe, proposes to give
a course of Eve lectures in Plymouth on
what he saw. He will charge SlOO, and
half his r. R.fare from his home and re,
tur. IN editorial from Madison paper
says:
Those who attended at the COngrega-
tional Church yesterday morning were the
deeply interested listeners 10 discourse by
Prof. j. ID. Butler, who recently returned
from proiracted tour through Europe.
Egypt, and Syria, in which he gave mos
encouraging report of the progress and
prospects of Christian civilization since a
similar tour quarter of century ago.
We give brief summary of the discourse
for which the text was taken from Psalm
%: 27:-"Ail the ends of the world shall
remember, and turn unto the Lord"
"The speaker said it bad been his lot TO
spend nearly three years in foreign travel
In two journeys twenty-five years apart
In the course of these tours he had pene,
trated INTO three continents, entc;ing every
European State save two, ascending TO the
cataracts of Tie Nile, landing at various
points in Asia Minor, sojourning more
than forty days in Palestine, touching both
torrld and frigid zones, and circling ones
third of the longitudinal world, and, while
others had met with accident or had fallen
by the way, he thanked God that lie and
his had been preserved in perfect safety"
Prof Butler has Travelled wide
ly, and few men are so keen and shrewd
observers OF what is going on around
them, OF acquire so much valuable inGor>
nation from available sources. lie I'M
dcrstand he is preparing lecture giving
the results of his observations on his cas-
tern tour, which, enlivenod as it doubtless
will by interesting incidents of travel and
the Professors ready wit, will he of the
most interesting and instructive character.
and lecture committees in the State and
elsewhere should not neglect The oppor>
tunify of securing its delivery in their COM
munitics.
All fayo:ably disposed persons WI meet
in the VI. +, Church, on Friday evening
November 9Th, at o'clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

The undersigned will sell q Arm, containing sew
enty-six and n half acres, lying in Mar
shall county, -teing the nortsrt Of the half
the southwest quarter and tho south west part
the Southwest quarter dissection 81 in township 81
north Of range east
said land is few miles west ofArgos
The improvements consist ola small frame house
young orchard and hfty acres cleared.
tlso Town-lot in Plymouth, will be sold ON res.
sonable terms For further particulars enquire of d.
T. Phillips, or Mrs PERsI> TYIYS.
1"-u Talltsage Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Thanks 10 Brown Brothers. dealers IN
Books and Stationery, &c, for a copy OF
BALpwIN's RAILgoAD GUIDE, for Ociobe-.
Finely pcrfamcd Lily White at Brown
Bros drug emporium.
Window shades al lie Post Office book
sto:c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Union Pactnc Rai,roaC

OMAHA, Nov 2.-Trains on the Union
Pacific are again running regularly. Gen
eral Augur has made ample provisions tn
guard against any disturbance on the road
by the Indians. Scouting parties report
no Indians visible i'm the nci.hborliood
where the train y As thrown of the track
or Saturday night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Going to law is a mighty cold bus
incss. for the best you can hope for
is justice, and often you do not even
get that.
1t IS said that the finest entertain
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
ARGOS, Oct. 81,

ANUS, OCt- ~.
Since the completion Of the Rail-
road to Argos, business mas been
quite active fora town of only 500
inhabitants, and especially for one so
lightly supplied with such articles as
are in general demand.
This is very rich country, and
many of our families, who have sons
coming into manhood, and daugh-
tiers coming into womanhood, wish
to buy little better style of goods
than is usually kept in an inland
town. These goods they want and
will have. And if our merchants do
not keep them they will go where
they arc sold. The people, as a gen.
eral thing, have no inclination to go
from eight to twelve miles to trade,
if they can get what they want near
home. We hope our merchants will
realize the wants ofthis vicinity, as
they are losing a vast amount of Gus
tom by their own neglect, and that.
too, on a class of goods that gener-
ally pays the best profit. We think
that there is a good opening for
three establishments: dry goods, clio
thing, boots and shoes. We have
those here that are pretending to
keep such stocks, but they have very
incomplete supplies. Stock up, gen.
tlemcn, or some one may step in and
take your trade.
The Cops Of our place arc in
a state Of general generalization
since the result Of the State election.
They were saDguine Of o.e hundred
majority in this township, but as it
was only thirty three, they thought
there must be purp in the well; so
they sought the register to count no.
ses with us on those that did not
vote. This resulted In still further
reduction They then thought there
was not only purp in tie well, but
also q niger in the wood-pile, as
many of Sambo's posterity have been
known to march in their Democrat
ic professions, especially in Argos.
After saying a great many ugly
things, end drinking great deal of
bad whisky, at it they went to rout
Sambo-but no Sambo could they
find. They say that their Copperlc: d
Trustee sold out to the RAIDS, and
took the ballot box home with him
and stlu.el it with Radical votes
This is their only pretext for the re.
ductiOE from seventy-four to thirty
three. Drowning men will catch at
straws, and we will soon show them
that they have not even straw to
keep them from sinking. Go under,
pimps, You can never See more.
MARRIED-in the NJ. f. Church,
last Sunday evening, by Rev. w. T.
Jones, Richard Williams ard Mary
E. Gordon. 1t often deyolvcs upon
us to chronicle the departure Of emf
grants from the state of inoleness to
to that of blessedness. Some exc
cute this task with light hearts 9th
crs with heavy hearts. Upon this
occasion we congratulate our friend
and bis fair one on their choice OF
locality, and hope that many years
of unalloyed happiness may be their
lot. We presume that portion of
the following lines is appropriate
now, and that the rest will be in time
to come. Sing them over, Dickie,
as they have before been sung, and
see if you like the tune:
II saw her and loved her
l sought her, and l won.
Adozen pleasant summers,
And more, since then. have run;
And half as many voices
Now prattlc by her side,
Remind mo OF the autumn 1t
When she became my bride"
@ Doy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

well, Mr.. Tree, if yon are going
to leave, / shall detain YOUR trunk.
though may let you off without in
juring any of your limbs and hurting
Your butt. "said landlord to q guest
who was in arrears.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Mamm 9th Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead of all others. These plates arc en-
grased on steel, twice the usual size. and
contain SIX figures. They will he superb
" colored. Also, a pattern. from which a
Dress, Maniilla, or Chiidis Dress can be
cut out, without the aid of mantua Ma
ker Also. several pages of Household
and other receipts; in short, everything in
tcresi;ng 10 Ladies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Superb Premium Engraving

To every person getting up Club for
1869 will be sent Gratis, copy of our
new and splendid Mezzoiint for framing.
(Size - inches by I6.) The Star of Beth
lehem, after the celebrated masie-- pic CO.
by Gerome, the famous French artist.
This is The mCst desirable premium ever
Offered For large clubs. as will bc seen
below, an extra copy will be sent in addi-
tiun.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLE
WATCHES : THE MILLION

The Og'i'l" Cold watch Go. manufacture. on s.ri.
~ scicni Hc principles -iylc finish and r,lr * ca
al gold-) fac sissI- nf the and costly 4.
scripiion al Guid Watches.
They are manufactured with Hunting Cases Ia.
cs a~i gssf'sIns' ~ have superb Sai~s movement
j. rie', cnsinr turned, with compensation spiis
spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers, ESi'rcSsmsn-tl
most eNar!iIs IL oar cii>iuirrl.ave thoroughly i.
mylisiratr'i she strength, dnsahiiitv.
H'iiiN."i 'he fac-simile val. hata. watches al
pronounce them invaluable reliable time keeper
Fife Swiss Movements. 81: Patent American ia.
~iisiilr NaithaTn Watches iai jewell 4. S-,; Chr.
n"me;cr Ba,ancc. 50 rarh. Eala.rsicIy engrs,,,
with new and novel designs. Each watch warrant
Ell by social certificate fr,n the Drvdr Gold wscl
I Co.
Also magnificent croiic Gold Chains. g.. ST.. an
g EACH Sent everywhere, to be pail for Vn jclir
/ cry.
our customers are supplied free with the TirkiHcl
81 Deirc vcaui sfr t;nar: a-, mailed separate
~ ON receipt of 20 cts. The Genuine Ulrihe Col
WATCHES raH only lIe obtained 10y ordering Direct
f;o.u ns
JAHEs L. MONROE Il CO. Import. ( Ns.urs.
II, broadway, Nr~ ioTk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Great Bargains in
REAL ESTATE,
Cheapest Lands in Northern Iudi
ana.

Apang some Thirty-fve Thnn-snd acres IF C,oir.
isinds which wa have uross our books far sale
We specify the following TRAITS:
$40 Acres three miles south of Grorertown. On n.
II. Ft W G. X. II. Nearly 300 acr-s drv level
and well tnih-re}-eak openings. haIsncs good
hay marsh, brook Of running water and two
fine Springs. Price, sS25 psr acre, in ps,nl@ Ers
leo Acres miles from Grovertown. ITO acre. Tim
Der, dry aud good. balance pr.irfs. School
House csrner Of the land. Prise ss25 nrr
acre.
100 Acres f,nr asd half miles from Gr.,vrrtown
40 scres god dry timi.crci harr~n. balance wet
and dry l'rair:o, in good neiShbofiiood- pficc,
$500 per acre.
so Acres adjoining Marshall county line on ard
half miles southwest from pouneison Station
40 acres good dry tmhered land. running water.
and small mineral spring. Price slt Ter aere
IT'S Acr-s-improv-d log house and barn. eeo acres
we'll tinaiered-oak Openings, balance wet ard
dry prairie. good small orchard and srriny. adj.
joins small lake. BEAUTIFUL location and a
pleasant n-ichbsrlsooa. Womb make a -sod
grain and stock farm. Price s6,Z5 per acre, in
payments, and great bargain.
31O Acres al North Bend, Tippecanoe river
small Improvements, good improved farms on
two sides of the land. Price SG,tD pes acre, and
one Of the best bargains in the country.
IS Acre farm, l-2 Mills from Railroad. 10 acres
improved. e"rd small orchard end fuc spring.
Price, Sli per acre, if sold soon.
599 Acres Of prairie and timbcrrd land. emhracin.
one of THE t-st stock locations in Northern In
diana. pasturagc. hay and upland, also good wa
ter. Price s.25 per are.
liz Acre farm adjoining Cedar Iake-a fine bs,ly
Of pure water miles in length, farm well i'm
and one of tho finest locations in the cosnty.
and includes the beet mineral spring in tho State
The water of this spring possess all he Medicinal
OF the Blue Licks II Kentucky without the un- :
pleasant taste. and would. if properly improved,
make grand summer resort. and retreat for
.invaiis. Will be sold upon reasonable terms,
Besides these lands have fine selections in an
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

The new French cable is TO be 3,i0T
milcs long, and cost E920,OOC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Parker House ArrivaiS-OCf,
22d 10 Oct. 2Ssia 1855.

ID Palmer, Philadelphia.
W y Sweet and Lady, North Ebert.
Miss F Long, Warsaw.
Miss Mary Long, Warsaw,
T Crawford, Warsaw.
r " Chappcll. Coving,on, Ky.
III Lanirty, New York,
Nathan Siraus, New York.
DR. Knapp, Chicago.
P Rowland, indianapolis.
I y Crouch, Wcstvillc.
Kan W Kerr, Lsporte,
Is F McCallcn, Laporie.
c Spraguc, Webster, Iowa.
w " Richardson. Chicago.
W Thomas, Kendallvi,le.
J Beahan, Nuscaiine. Iowa.
Calvin Page. Kcenc, New York.
c App!egale Trumbull Co. OEio.
y II Dorr, Fl Wayne.
Y + Morse, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Z Figert, Wabash.
F w Peirson, Cleveland, Ohio.
G b Hill, Chicago.
5 Wethercll. Chicago.
Geo. A Childs, Chicago. -
VIM r. Thompson and Lady Plyn. outh.
NJ G Koch, Chicago.
j II A Craig, South Bend.
Julius Netzit, Chicago.
Jas L Calm, Chicago.
j w Lynn, Anon, Iowa.
G. Babbiit, Indianapolis, Ind.
M Landaur, indianapolis, Ind.
G ID Pettijohn, Chicago.
N ] Joseph, ST Joseph, Ind.
l. NJ Wheelock, South Bend.
w Il Ingham, Lockport. y Y.
A B Gould, South Bend,
Will L Chapman, New York.
Chas Courier, New York.
l. Deinham, Fort Wayne.
il Watson, Chicago.
+ Pippenger, Chicago.
VIII Howard, Philadelphia.
A D Cornelius, Rochester, Ind.
W o Laniz, South Benz.
w 4 Laing, Detroit.
l. Mcclure, Logansport.
F NJ Proutz, Boston.
J Shark aud Lady, South Bend. (
Mrs A c Hardy, Pittsburgh.
Mrs u L Fsxon, Pittsburgh.
Geo ii Adams, South Bend.
Mrs Murray and Family Rochester.
J Filnoush, TIicksrill, Ohio.
w NJ r Eose, Detroit. a
g ID Adams, South Bend.
c Claus, South Bend. ...
II NJ Williams, Argos, Ind.
w Spencer, Argos, Ind. a.s
A Siegenthaler Wooster, Ohio.
s M Thompson, Detroit.
NJ J Oseood, Plymouth, Ind. raf
A S Hudson, Argos, Ind. 1s
VIM Marshall, Connersvillc. Ind. cii'
James Herrick, New York.
James Bell, Toledo, Ohio.
w II Leonard, Valparaiso
b G Gill, Chicago.
] S Robins, Lapotte. :
DIR VIM Robins and Family, Lsportc.
Fred Belcher, New York
Thos Shean, Fulton Co. al.
ID r Spain, Chicago.
w II Joslin and Lady, Fort WAYNE.
McIntre and Family, Fort Wayne. /.
II II Doyle. Philadelphia, Pa.
M Macumbcr, Chicago. - i.
II II Peasc, Hudson, Mich.
OF Niles, Mishawaka. -
VIC Pease, Hudson. sa
s Slussef, Argos. ''-'e 49,
AR Dors, Foss wayre.
ID Emisk, Toledo
JLandman, Toledo. ~ t
John Kirk, Chicago. 1''
II Meyers Detroit. 'ss'd' = ?
M w Long and Lady, Laporte.
L ID Haley, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Go to the Publication meet
ing Al Balcony Hahthis eve
uing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE /!
The Cheapestand best in the World
Splendid Offers for 1869.

This popular Monthly Magazine gices
more for the slloaey than any az the
,cOrld. For 1869, it will be greatly i'm
proved 1t willcontain
One thousand pages!
fourteen splendid steel yDldts.!
TWeiUc mammoth fashion PLACES!
TtUcIce coiOrcd berlin, patterns!
Nine hundred U6od cuts.
Ttcenty.fonr pages of. music!
All this viii be given for only two dol
lars year, or a dollar less than Magazines
OF the class of Peterson" It's
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Are the best published anywhere. Al
the most popular scriters are employ
CT to pritc originally for Peterson"
In 1863, in addition TO IFS usual quantity of
short stories, -four original copyright Nov
elets will be given, viz: Mary Antionctte's
IalIsman," by Mrs. Ann Stephens: The
Mystery o. Blackwood Grange" bv the
author of ''Sir Nocl's Heir" -.Katie,s Win
ter in Washington, by Frank Lee Bene-
dict; and The Story of Maggie" by tho
author of ''Susy LIS Diary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
TERMS--Aiuavs in .A,lroac, 4.
CiIARIES.J PETERSON

No 50G Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
fE Specimens sent 10 those wishing 10
gel mp clubs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

MAJ rED.-SALk.S IA r. n trayei ivr =
w Aal.s aOssisinS COMPANY ;lId eel ny sasnpse.
Gvvd wages sa@sans~vs- Au.Ices NAN scamp Ii
~. HA4xtA1VA SV,Ao. Az I4sss...al 49,, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

IN GOOD TRUsTY vGE NTs-ve win
- guarantee $50 rer week and expenses FOR
Particulars; address q. W. JAeESoN & CO.. Balti-
more, Nd. t. 49, 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

King Charles, of Norway and Sweden,
is making his tricnnial visit 10 his Noisk
canifal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
Andi .ac' t,eryihing Kept ina
First-Class Dry Goods House

Give ~ call. anil arr confident ,e cas ulea r
'"i. both a. to equality aud pric.-s
Store on Michigan Street No lie.
81 J. ii. DALE & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
All the Northern States Except
New York for Gia and
Colfax.
Electoral Vote Of the United
states.
whole Number, 294; Neccssa.
~ TO u Choice, las.

Victory, abundant victory, glo-
rious victory, is ours. The voice of
the people has been heard, and the
country rejoiccs. Republicans are
everywhere jubilant ever the grand
result Of the conflict, while Democrats
never were sicker; they are as sour
and surly as they were when Grant
took Richmond; their reputation
policy sunk, their equal taxation and
anti-reconstructien platform is fail
ure, total failure. Never before
in our country's history was Pres
idential election so holly contested
by both parties. But the principles
Of the Democratic party we're in di-
rect opposition to the interests of
the people and the maintenance of
the national government, opposed
to liberty and favo-ing secession; the
people were aware Of the danger of
eiecting Seymour and Blair, and the
verdict was given accordingly.
Returns are yet mcagre, but sure
enough to warrant us in claiming
about 202 electoral votes for Grant
and Colfax. The majority in this
State will be between ten and fifteen
thousand.
The following table shows the re-
suit of the electoral vote of the diff
ferent States:
For Grant and Colfur.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR
BLUE : COATS,

And hoe they Lired. Fought aad Died for The laioH'
,rifL Scenes AID IscisfeHf. iva The Grssf ReLeioB 1t
contains lop fiue engravings and u pages. and
i the sliciesf and eheap-s. war hook published. Price
only s.. 80 ciry. Send for circulars and
terms. and fall description of the work Address
JONES BROTHERS & co, Philadelphia. Pa; Gin
cinnnfi nlii,c Chicago. LII on ST Louis. No.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05

Superficial knowledgeis like oil upon
water-it shines deccitfuliy, but can easily
be skinned oil,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
ONE. DOLLAR
FOR EACH ARTICLE,

Our Sales for the last twelve months
have been about one million dollars.
SO Our 5HsBces hos bcea dirdcd In ne Conr. II Ills
STATE and w The U'ed Sa,ss a~fho,itie. sa foJe Lot
fy Gin Esfe7rise, be-, regular legitimate J1si-
sfss
Terms Of sale for Club ofSj, n selection
ofonc of the following articles 20 ytis- brown
hleaehed Sh~etins. superior quality. Poplin al
paca dress pattern. Wool square shawl. 90 yards
doeskir. An day clock. Seth Thomas snake. ]
pr gents calf boots White mar<rilles quilt Sill
yer plated chase castor with bottles. mororr,,
photo g.alf albnm. l0D pictures. 3 yards & wool
cloth. Silver Plated cake basket. 3G yards brown
or f"ached siFeiirg. common qualify. Also. print
I'd notices If 60 articles, for sal, 81 FIR each srf.
Gle, comprising variety Of articles usually sold at
retail at prices from $50 TO IS for each article.
For n Club of $40, SELECTION of one Of the
following aIticles:-f0 yards brown blsacl,.d
sheeiing. superior quality Dress pattern, price So
Wool long shawl iIrccha long shawl wards
black german broad cloth. Common -ertsc sewing
mackrr, price slS-ftrsc mach ines win hem Stitch.
FELL tnck. qIi't cor bind braid. aud rmbroider in y
most superior mannrr) Gents ladic> silver hun
ting case watch. new. - ysids hemp rarpe.inr. >
yards beaver cloth. 6Z yards good do,skin. Silver
Plated ice pitcher. 6yarls wool CLOTH dou. width.
pair superior blankets- 52yards brown or bleached
rheeting quality, and 70 printed notices of
articles for sale at 81 each. comprising variety of
articles usually sold at ie:ail from 81 30 TO $40 for
each article.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
THE GREClAN BEND,

TIL OIllOIHIV DIN %
WHAT 1T Is, how it grew into national
w calamity. A very Funny book, pro-
fuscly Illustrated. By mail Pic; copies for
dollar Address GEECIAS BEND PUB. CO..
Box 612. y. Y. Trade supplied by AMERICAN
NEWS Co. lis III Nassau Street. New York.
rOODSPEED DIS FOUNTAIN PENS
Os60 lines written with pen OF Ink. No blot
ting. One dozen assorted samples sent for % cts
Agents make Si0a dry. Address G0vDSPEID &
CO.. 81 Park Row New York.
NEW ESGLANDERS, especially YER
IN MONTEEs, send tor Catalogue (free) Of 500
STERESCOPIC VIEWS Of VT H., Adirondack
and Florida Scenery, to A. f. STYLES, Burlington,
VT 1aetf trr l -..- .-'..s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-05
FOR SHE.

a large upright Saw Mill Frame, with Shed At
IN tachnents. Tracks, aud Ave acres OF land. Also
zoe feet of Sheds independent Of tho Mill.
The above is situated tire ne OF one of the best
Railroads in the couBtry, land in fine lumber sec
ton
Any person wishing TO engage in the mann fac sure
Of Wood Work will find this
A Good Opportunity
shafting, Bclting. Engines, and other Machiner,
can be had if desired. TErrCf
The same is now in good running order.
The above property Is situated in an enferprisin
country town. - =
address r. &C.
4I5 Boz 81. bourbon. Indiana.