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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
DON'T BrRS forR FIve Frs 4
To tie Hardacre and Torse Fr;ishiag Trade, fs~
PrJlic.
IlIHEEIRE PROOF. HAND"

beautiful and very cheap utensil Of frcside fur
niturs with which hot stove doors aud covers CRATE
blowers, cooking utensis. smoothing irons. china,
glass and clothing 10 scalding wafer and anything
hurfu or unpleasant TO the touch he perfect
" manipulated as with he naked hand, whilst the
latter t<prrfsdy protected ffosn heat sr Dirt No
one will dispense with ii after using it. Ladies
can supply coal to the stoveor CRATE without soing
their fngsrsr or otherwise misunderstanding them
I'ssb huaSihr lendeol nv faeilfsiss for manu- anu
facturihgI prepared to I'LL orders any ex
-rsnt v1thonr delay efF aesrriptiss cirrailaf and
price list address J. -. r. DdFfDGE.
Patentce and Manufacturer, IS Liberty ST., N. Y.
To whom all ordere should be addressed.
q sipgle~s Pirs. PFoof Hands" sent~by eaprsps Il
Easers cost at retail price lise viz:
cepinished in bronze, IS cts. Finished In Japan, 20
nj.
fyssssnite finger stalls for handling articles in
watcrlo 10 oeuts extra
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

9ssaaRliepEis ,asspustal

Few weeks, bsI4 s&j % sisis,ah yssser hsrsss'
tsfssrrd +cvclal ysars with asorers Las aile1iiea,
aIsl.tst ilre'i aisesss. fsssaasPiiepEis ass'puvq
make known to his Fellow sufferers the means %
,sarei vi2s Hvesss rsiid lldT-.si'
\ To al ytsssite sshssiwsna eps Sft'ie rrs-a
set'th'""ssf Y rsf sAH5ssk v rsssioesst0yi
pr.srrins and gY-ins shs sap which they will fluid
'AstkE ceEr FSA ccSsunPffeS, AsrnsA, Dgoscn.rIs
&s me otly Aget ~ the cttfscr iisehdf1g lie
Prcscriptioa4sso9bess6t sths ~sssoted. sEf srroad
ashislsEinsysssiyesi .ofbs nsmabls;,
apd hs,h9rSs rycry sunfrsHstl trsShs rvesdS y is
will cost them pothiss, rdSnssp 7spr blessing.
Parties Wishing The prescTiption jul please adefcss
- =. 7ssia Rsvt EpwSHb A. -svrt s0S,s. -
JOS south sctSsd ST. whIiamssarsh okinss esuru9!
~ Nea YghfoS Tm 70 $40 o 5iyfes1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

sRIHusoF moi
--on thu 10Th of No.
stAelia cInsch, IN WIN
tie Res;.: Fable: King
f-s 'srk .aasys Ind
LoPr, 6iugtop,
!. .1JfE NHs1rE
EANva@ . rHgxu
49, rsF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19


Indiana papers say filae Information is
wanted of Ezra While. a private In Com.
pany {, Fifty-second Indiana Volunteers
lie was enrolled 6a.Sepsenber n, sassl. "a
'srte thrce years, but Mas discIarsad June
80, 1862, at ST. Laus, INlissoJtil On ac
Daf of rheun,a!ismii since. which time
nothing has been ,heard'of him.,,.Any in>
formation in rugsnd Ia dim. whethcrIivins
or dead, addressedssirhis wife Ms. Call.
crime White, Madison. lndnt1 WI BE
thankfully received, 50. ulat she may be
able TO secure his bouutyy is lead "a y
The passenger rocsipsseft India nat5o
lls' Peru x Chicago halfway for October
were Sl5,920. ssisss - ~-H tss-' 80
= I.I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

srsuNstgfaceI,sAIIssfffsssfsTs1sS a, md i ne
hne cfsBcvss and Shoes, which he is SELF
ENTHUSIASTICALLY same quality of goods
Gan be bought at any other store in town,
'Shich he will prove TO any one who
Yislesde .ieskthe Haaer.k sss &c sss;
I'VE do not have to alter elV fgures,as
we hFks osr. goods at first down to The
very lowest iivipg profits; we do not have
to refaDa money by reason of over charge
on s6aHsS%
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

a krrs-NcE.-In nearly every paper we
take up we see some glowing heading as,
"Gcneral Grant in Town" or, Another
y etaarom President Johnson and, 10
end of -sssh, an advertisement of some
Patent Medicine. In justice to our read
.srs e-wsnli say, Don't read any OF those
son or caiftrps, and you won't know iha.
/s-'N. ,Rsaerds liumor Doctor is the great
cat cure in the world for Scrofula and all
DiscHes of the Blood, and is put up in
larse, hokles, and for sale 10y Brown
Brothers. q. 81. 81,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
The 2eunhlifan..
Plymouth, Thursday, nv. u 1858

Arrival aud Departure OF the Mails.
MAILS EY Z. Fl. W. x c. R.R
SsiRg East-Cilse so a. m. Arrive 10 n. m
sisg Wsst-CiOse 40 p m. Arrive 3 p. m.
LAPoRTE, wALKERToN AND TYNER CITY.
Close 40 p. m. Arrive 10 80 a. m.
SOUTH BEND, I.AKEvILLE AND WALNUT HILL.
No.- Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at a.
Arrive Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at p. m.
LoGASsFoRT, ROCHESTER, AND ARG Is.
doss TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays a. Ca IN.
Arrive Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Mt p. m.
BRENKS.
C1os- Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 .. m.
Arrive Mondays aud Thursday at p m
HARNOSr AND AAxISEUCKEE.
Uoss Saturday at IL m. Arrive Saturday II q. m
zB MONEY Ord.r. can he obtained At this Office
u,ss rsst oic-s in all parts Of the pitea Slff 4
Ts.-On Ds5eso aote xc<d = so Ten rnt< "a
Orders not ez<ssAag So. q ssk-lsk aaNA@
- Once hours from - m t. AR.
NIFTY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

eHsldpess, Grayness, and other imperfec-
vqns % eie Hair will he regarded as mex
after trial of Mrs. S 4. Aliens
lmproyed (',etC stylcl Hair Rcsiorcr or
Dfessingfin one bottles Every Drug
sists sslssit. Price one Dollar. 2>niis-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19


Doctor rurrer, of New YORK, Viii tisit
Plymouth, Ind., Dcccuber sQnd 1865,
where he will remain FOR Short time. -.
The Doctor comes more especially To
cure all those ataseied., with that most
dreaded disease, Cancer. OTTOX
The Docior.aiscr many years ofsprsc
tice, has succeeiyd in fndinSgls a safe and
sure cure for that 'lealhsone disease, Can
Ger. -. 81 -. 80. 80 80
- IAe,rato OF crrss. Under. bis treatment
IS about Is in 20s His motto IS Nc. cure
no pay. The poor viii be treated for
nominal sum. cure. VIII be. effected in.
from so 10 30 days. There is but one o,h>
er physician In america that can or does
treat Cancers successsuIly:s tn d nom I'm
| obtained my knowledge. - .e-s 90
ConsuItaiion:s1res;,. Call and see me at
The Parker Hoase, in Plymouth. sDeceDl.
Der snd 1ss2 80 49, = = -
HI TURNUSE DL
L ymOuth. Non. lofX.rs- 2w2 tff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Snow fell here to The depth oft~o inch.
|esDn w'ed6tsdsy night last. sNrsioA ssf
h >--~u-- L.-ssa q s-,f|
Mr, Hawley has removed his Boot &
snoe Store TO the room formerly occupied
Y I'd 2, 3 c0tEelto ? y vsAhs''a e''|
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
Knox.
IS said that the only Joke Gen.
,.,;;InssK'IT:EI

ing up to attack ore of the wings of his
army, where the Commanders in Chief hap
pened to be present. Gentlemen" said
Grant, quietly knocking the ashes from his
cigar, and looking around at the officers
near him, ''you see severe Winter APP
preaching. and | advise to have the boys
kseP up q good frcy'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
Annlieatinn for License.

Doctor T. a. Borton,
Has changed bis rsridepce and may .b-rfonnd At
his pew brick h1use..u N icaia,h road short dis
lance south OF tls FpsiisEee 81 Il. Wrestler .lls
MAY 3l'-l0-Jltft y 'ta
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

:, A4shtlebted 10 the old firm of Reeves
< Biodgst will please call immediately
srft settle. The books are in the hands OF
Messxs. Reeves & easier, Who Will -aiteud
tosthe settlement of M 6ett@ 4StF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

> IsA0skRs' INsTIrUrE.-Notice is here,
by giycRsthat the undersigned will hold
n.chess institute ST the seminary building
IN Psytnouth. commencing on Mondy, at
iec'crck A NJ, Novesnlssrss'sl san,sco1
tipue I've days 4 general attendance of
school Teachers and OF those who intend to
spply for license, is respectfully and ur>
gently requested. a good time &c conf
dcnry expected. On Saturday Noy. rs,
the nexttiay after the close of the insfi
late, '-th&re will he examinations of all
those who wish To obtain license TO teach
scnppt after which time examinations will
ee'held at the court house on the third
Saturday in each month, rs usual.
r-s 1. MCDONALD, School Examiner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

There will be reunion of the societies
.pe.skv sznnlesuffns-f1 6sfS f.aad, - en-,
nessee 0saa&sfshorgsss- fx0He sgo, 1B6
sewber 18th and lSt<EIIe 95sA tffhe
meeting are pursly .saeisi,sand all.effcefs..
who have served, at any Tine Ia II. any 81. t6e
above armies arc .inyftetl 10, &c ,picscbt,
Accomplishments xlI DC made for. all " 10.
may atteai "a 49, or q sstia alsss yss = ss'
-s-~%~-- ----z->s,-e--1o-H 1A--s = = -
The Daes n PsGand j a q written Ten q ies-
8H clsipsisg theiltertfon OF infdencin9
DC NpiespEhisst tenants, in, (which, in .one
forlOrn ana 1rntdled .ssnisaSes be, Grams.
,3l wordsss~A Leutlop paper says or his
specimen of Rucal ,e0mposilion that 'slrc
hapless adyentureT who began 10 spaiyze.
the wonderfnf sentence ASA yoabs and
blooming boy, would be a grey>hsired
doiard long beftSe be- eatieds tlscs f.rst
semicolon sps thSsfsss MIDI gtoss
ing green aSoye lisgraye. ierg before his
great>graudchildren had'conie TO tic fulIs:
STOP" -AchlNEi IT 1i5ss 2 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Kooniz & Palufr- hf5S 49, 80
Ohio Apples for &3eYrsla1e X1hR5gItHl
nice fruit should eve theM ( ca pss ~
-: -. $50 ..S5F . 49,. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
,.sn4Mst AsHeMisssehcTr-.

Tvs n"'U III use, aI post UIIICt DOOk
store, Brown Bros.
Kit i. wefskAs;>naMst t8ssitaixiss ssencr.
ally look with distrust upon all prepara-
tons known as Patent Medicines. and ad>
lminrer to patients their own prescrip>
Tons, but We have known several reliable
and Experienced practitioners who pre-
Iseff,c Or. Heckell's Vegetable Agne Cure,
Ifossspsai iouszAe&ss, 4 Tfefa4ehce4 "a
anything they can give, thus recognizing
its superior merits. For sale by all Drug
s'ss =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

School books, copy books and the best
spitss hnid in use, at post Office book
store, Brown Bros.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

The inhabitants Of Plymouth and ricini-
~ have great cause TO rejoice, because of
the reduced price of ali kinds Of lard ware
al H., Il. Dickson's, on the 'norih>east cor
ner of Laporte and Miehigsh Streets, first
-Gioa npf.hu Wesiervclt Il Co.'S. a fine
assortment :" lamps and lanterns, very low
priced Any article Of tfn-xare rot on
hand w i'll be made TO order.
% So - d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

DORrN5BVFf
t~-EeDber, at the
4 aWt0sby
fss.Ire. 1t8&l
- ~sksy>g - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

= q an osNz1
B0RFEspkeRR:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Ngw YoRK, August 7l, 1sGs..
NM sEtauog Several of Your CORES
fnrdcn;s, very old and rstfsetA1iss > nc !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Ses hum bly,, fer ihat cl6sss 81 N.Y. my mortal S'
career.d which cannes be efafo distaHt,s T
-rcvercnty thank God for 1.-The blessings
voucbssfed me In The rastaxnst wahp an !
awe that is not fear past; spd a, conscious
ness of berherft Which does not exclude,
hope, awhistheopening before my slersof
The gates Of the .etesnsl yerd. roS smoo =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19


ffnrdci.is, very old and rstAsctA1ts nc
,l"ubf,e seehi to be worerrsaHyseSsrciscd
'sSio LA ORIG iHAois as- sPaNArrox Biz
TIA So ng as these Bitters are all tina,
wee REPRESENT them to be, we do not know
Chat it-ssskes any difference from whom
ftey cessf.-or from whence they origin
sled klt for fke information of the public
senerslly, and old Capt Hc,sts impair
aicAlkas. xeNill say that lie told Tic truth.
4 "a sIa-1tse Biiiers originated in the
'waessi.Max 1slands--lhat many of the in
'credssessiMye tsen favorsbly used for
over century. but orr combination Of
.Gsasssa-ises'ircly new, and our own
sThe.Esia .s.d OLE sSa2rsWsa
IS yrtgs 6orresptrdsat says, better
; Bist-r- sssdsfouic is not made. We rec
ot:ih end esexn particularly for dyspepiics.
elerapd Sgue. debility, loss cf appetite,
ai1 "a az cases where tonic and s,i.nu-
Iassissr aTsied.
|. y ..-.s.sI z. II DE- sE &Saus.s 80
s.. = -.-...-ss i Park Row, \. Y.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10

ASioE HOUSE, NEW YORK, Oct. :, l~N.
llClt Washington this a. M. In the o'clock
train, aud reached this Metropolis at precisely
lo'clock p. M, and am now comfortably pro.
vIled for at this excellent hotel.
have not been here long enough to learn
much Of the situation, but from what see and
learn from our friends here the political pros
poets arc good. We'll Informed men who uu.
derstand whereof they affirm tell nc that thi.
great Empire state is sure for Grant and Col
fax; especially is this SO If PeunsylvNuln
comes up next Tuesday, as there is good ros.
son to believe she will, with n good majority
for the Republicans. Our friends here under.
stand fully the great Importance OF this elcc.
tiOn, and they are determined to leave no
work unpcrfOrmed, and to cease not til they
have pOlled their last vote. The great point
is to reduce the majority of the opposition In
this city, and the prospect that 1t Will DO done
to y considerable extent. despite the frauds, ia
good. OF course, the political cnudrou is
boiling, and the excitement ia intense Both
parties are determined and both are laJorlng
with earncstness and zeal rarely witnessed on
any former occasion.
Now York is always lively, bu! it Is more so
now than usual. The hotels are crowded and
all business. as we leirn, IL highly prosper.
QUE.
Nj. BGnc&iey's inVeStist into the alleged
frauds In the Internal Revenue Bureau have
ended, As ali know in II azzle Mr. Rollins
and his AGasstant, Mr.. Harlan, are completely
HtGdictted. Men Of All parties here laugh At
the ttempts which have been made to prove
the guilt of these gentlemen, aLl to show
their maIlcasNnce In ott!te. The Cummi.s.pncr
and his assistant stand forth completely VIA.
dIcatedi 30 that II Mr.. Bluckcy has dJae
nothing more, he has satisfied the public, aul
men Of all parties. that this thTeAtcucd rruyse
OF immense frauds of which these gentlemen
were cOgni2aut, ends in smoke, and they staud
forth cxOnCrAted from ali charges Of alleged
corruption.
1t is ever an uphill business 10 convict any
man upon the testimony OF jatl.hrIs. Oac Of
the parties, Mr.. Fetch, is stilI in prison, but
McHenry Is out on hail
quite number of Washlnstoailns are Il.
the city, and among those sojDuruins hero for
few Ity', we may mentloa cx.AIayO. Wal
ZACH
The weather Ia quite cool he7a, more go
than any We have experienced in Wnshlaston
this season. There Is now an evident appear,
ance Of rain storm.
expect in aday or two TO resume my duties
and to occupy again the vacant chair ~ my
quarters, and to Gyht the battle fjr the risht
tai victory percAes upon the Republican ban
ners November p
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10

INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.

LONDON, Oct. 0.-ThCre Is rumor current
at Paris and Madrid that the Duke and
Duchess OF Montpcnsicr have been permitted
to return to Spain. It is also rumorcd in both
cities that Cuba has declared for indie.
pcndcnce.
Madrid, Oct. g.--rhc Iunta will bring q bill
before the Cortc5 for abolishng slavery in
the colonies In ten years.
The provisional juntl have made declara.
ton Ia favor OF civil and religious liberty.
II is received with enthusiasm, and extensive
popular demonstrations have been made III
Madrid in favor Of religious Liberation.
Large numbers OF workmen are idle in con-
sequence of polit!c,l agitation. The junta
assurcs them that work will be provided for
all who want it,
Much excitement has been produced in Cal
Cdonin by the reform in the customs tariff.
PARIS, Oct. 0-Thc Papal corvette Con-
CC2ionc has been ordered to MSFsCillcs to
take on board the Queen Of spain.
LONDON, October G.-rhe Newmarket rices
closel to-day. The Newmarket Derby was
won hy "Susaw."
MADRID, October 9.-The Cubhns In tnil
city dcmlRd that their islam! be represented
In the provisional JLuta.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
Adjournment of tho New York EpiE-
CODRI Convention

NEw YoRR, oSt. o.-In the Episcopal con-
yention to-day the Committee on Dioceses re-
ported in favor Of the admission OF the diocese
Of Nebraska. The question was discussed all
day, many deputies objectlng because In their
constitution they called the convention .
council. The house Of bishops adopted the
resolution admitting the diocese of Nebraska.
Tho National Unitarian Conference adj
Journed to-day. L. d. Eliot was reelected
president. There were 81 500 more raised for
the Indian mission. DR.. Bellows, by invita-
ton, delivered an address, reciting his cx-
pcrience during his recent European travels,
and concluded by offering resolution to con-
slider the expediency Of establishing a mission
In Paris and cultlvating close relations with
the English UnitarianB; which was adopted.
The Rev DIR. Osgood also addressed the con-
rcntion, proposing to found Unitarian pa.
per. After passing various resolutions, tho
conference adjourned sine die.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10

Nomination of Hon. Horace Greeley
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
Fire ia TNu FranciscO-ITVItIn. Az
Indian Wnr

san f&A""I-'o, Cal, oct. 9.-Thc FrnuklIn
House anI urce adjoining buildings were
burnt last night, Five bodies were recovered
from the ruins.
Arizona advIcos to the Sd inst. state that a
r'i'J tcNmstcrs attacked party Of friendly
Indians, killing 10, including their chief Tho
outrage viii undoubtedly inaugurAtc another
Indian war. The Indians will undoubtedly
r"'7nalc general onslaught upOn ISOLATED
rctlicru along The river.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
Frost In the SOuth-Adj ournm ent OF
the Alabama legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a light frost is re-
ported at Nicksburg this morning. Weather
quite cool.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 9.-Both Houses have
adopted a resolution to adjourn tomorrow, TO
rcasscmble on the 81 day OF November, TIE
day preceding the Presidential election.
1t Is generally understood that the registra-
tion cannot be completed in time for the elcc-
tion.
No election bill has been passed. and the
Legislature will probably adjourn without
passing one.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10

RICHMOND, Oct. 9-John Perkins was exc.
cuted in the Jail yard, at Portsmouth, Va, to.
day for violating Sarah J. Ford. He walked
firmly TO the scalfold, and, after prayer by the
clergyman, addressed tho crowd, saying, he
expected in q few minutes, to be before God,
and declared, as his final statement on earth,
that he was innocent, and did not know
whether Sarah Ford was man or a woman.
The drop fell at one o'clock. Perkins died In
ten minutes. A detachment OF the Goth In.
fantry was present to preserve order. Per.
klns was from Wakefield, N. II.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10

81 care n2th!ug, flr promotion, 50 long q. our
arg, ISL
fny course is not satisfactory, remove me at
once. do not wish in any way To impede the
S, 1852
This Is Republic, where the will Of the people
IS the law Of the land. -Gensr1i Cr0Hps letter to
President JohHsOn, august, 1857.
~ shall have no policy II my own to interfere
Egoiu.t the Will " the people. '-GrrHts Letter,
HTy 20, lS5S.
Human liberty, the only true foundation OF hu.
man government '-GrIHt's letter 10 citizens n
.Hsnphis
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DIED.

BOWEN On Thursday, at 10 o'clock, p. IN. I,
HAsSAnAL, aged l6 years and - days, youngest
son Of pthOny and Mary Bowen.
The funeral will take place from ST, Pauls
chapel. Eighth street. between ID and l. streets
south, Mt 1850 o'clock, Sunday morning, the llth
inst. The friends and acquaintance Of tho fam
lily are invited to attend.
HUNT On October o, at $50 a, m, MtsxtE, In
FAINT daughter Of Walter G. and Louisa d. HINT.
The friends and cquAintauces OF the family are
rcsrectfully invited to attend hor funeral this af'
ternuOn at 2 o'clock, from the residence OF her
pareuts, North street, between Sixth and sev.
enth streets east.
NEyITT.-Oci0bor ), at his late residence, Belle
Haven. Richmond comfy, Va. Mr.. ROBERr X.
NEvITT, formerly Of Washington, d. g.
MDRONEY. On Friday. the 9th instant, at I 30
n. IA, PATRICk MORuSBT, native of county
Glare, ireland. aged % years May he rcst In
peace
His funeral will tsko place from his late rosl.
dencc, No. Q East Capitol street, tomorrow after
moo at clock
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Distribution of Seed wheat.

large part Of the clerical and other force
otthe Department OF Agriculture has been
engaged during the past month in Forwarding
to members OF Congress, CUITCspuLdcu's, 9th
GERS OF agricultural societies, tLl u'lera. san.
PIea OF new vnrtctic1 Cf fall wheat. Abo4
twelve hundred bushels in ali have bec.. lclt
out by the department, consisting Of u very
superior caIy whct', known IS .Ac Tt,pI
hAhnpck or BJughtonj two Easi.sA vtIlci4cs,
known As I1lavcTa and Rough Cham aaL 4
L'idy 'ariety imported from Kussi. dcs.s
lated As Polish wheat.
Oi these different varieties Of ltiI wheat
iheFe have Deen forwarded to al tc,'Ious OF
'He State9 and Territories uprurd5 Of Cuig-
""' "'2'dHd packages. The ronm.ssluurj
mas devoted great attention to tur dis.rIhu.
ton Of this wheat, and has forwarded III
lH%s quantities tLosc varieties which were
thought best adapted to the soil and climate
ol Inc SL,'es EEA IotF!turics 10 wAi,u they
we've sent II is hoped that goo rrrpunt o,
the result will be foFw lrItd to tho Drpart,
ment during the coming season.
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IrNIrEp STATES rArENT ogFI.E,

y "lsHISGrOS, ID. q sept 0, lNS.
GA tho petition OF CuARLgS DISFoRrH, Pater-
son, New jersey, praying for the rxtenInn Of u
patrst granted To him on the l2th day OF Dtce m
bor, ISL for au Improvement in ThrJstles for
Spinning Cotton;
It Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office IN the I'D day OF November next. ANY pcr-
son my oppose this extension. objection, depo-
sitiOnS, and other papers, should lie filed in this
otlca wcuty days before the day Of bearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
hcIlJ-Tiw GOmIlissiOner OF Patents
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Trial for Murder Postponed

HuD-oY, N. y, Oct. 0.-Thc case Of Jose
phno Brown, indicted as accessory to the
murder OF angie stewart, at Canaan, was
postponed, on motion OF the prosecution, to
January next. Joseph Brown, her alleged
companion in the crime, was hung in May
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( HOlCE MULES, &c , AT AUCTION.
DEPOT QUARrEENAsrER's OPPIrE,
WAsuINuruS, b. g, Uct, Q, Isis !
Will be sold at public auction, under tho super.
vision Of Breyct Culoucl 4 = Blunt, A. q. 81. ,
al LINCOLN DEPOT, on MONDAY, October ~,
commencing at ~ u'clO,k tho following stock an
uuhervIcoable Quartorma"Ivr Stores, To wit
~ CInica Mules, . Horse
~ Army Wagons, Carts,
54-hurse 40, 5OWagIn WI. trls,
spring do, 5OAmbulanco do,
J Hand Cart. ~ saddle, assorted,
1900 b. assorted lr IL 800 ID. II ), Mails,
1850 IL. steel, j,Sj Grdlu sack,
l,UUD Id. Cast stool
Spades, Axes, Shuyt,. Tools, Stove, AMI Pie.
Buckets, &c &c.
Cart, Ambulance, and Mule Ilaruoss.
Attention IS particularly called to this lot al
Mule, which are only sold for want OF use.
TcIm.: Cash ~ Government funds.
Hy order Of the uuartermLster General,
4. l.. BLUNT,
Iuatlrr. OctlO.td