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New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
Sutton Sails Of StaI 6statt.


J. JoHSsoS IT,. Auetioneer
RY JOHN NS0N g. MILLER,
II AUCTIOHBERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
- No % NAssAU-sT., COR CRDARsr. NEw-YORK.
City Residences Lots County bongh sold
rented negotiated Auction Sales Of
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION sALR
$50 CHOICE RAILWAY n. J.. LOTS
CITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED.
FREB EXCURSION BY SPECIAL TRAIN.
SPLENDID COLLATION. AND PLENTY OF 1T.
JOHNSON L MILLER
viii positively sell without limit reservation,
On the Premises, at l:3O o'clock .. m,
on TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1869;
$50 Of the choicest LOTS IN the First Ward Of the City Of Railway
Should weather compel pOs,pOnsneu the will be positively held
the next fair day.
The properly Spendy suaied on Grsnd Bond Lufbry
RutherfotS Scott and LneOnares The ground
only few walk from the depot and within distance Of
the Railway River which snsTgabs for vessels drawing feet Of water
Railway bas constant communication with BY - daily trains
the HeaJeuey Railroad the delightful cities
NewJeY No place Hvl natural Advantages
II has extensive manufacturing Population 900; churches
excellent schools thoroughly severed All leading streets tagged and
main tbooughses paved With Belgian paeme=t This will be the
very liberal TNoho OF the purchase remain on Bond
and Mortgage
TO GO-Take special train which OF Court
laue by NeNJersey Railroad Il o'clock The ta f sale June
% Free excursion cku be had Of JOHNSON MILLER No
Is Hassust n or OF GEORGE X JAQCbS, Do S9 Broad
way, NeTlorE
CARDn consequence the and pressing demsnd for
Tickets for Great p Sale further Advertising Is
ea In brief state that the sale Will ske place. rain or shine on
the premises WEDNESDAY June 23 Every possible arrangement has
been made Tor TIE comfort Of the eIurOnsts Special an VIII leave
foot Of south Kht, Wamso1rgb hy South side Railroad si9fo
Detective officers will pass through the before starting 70
eject all boys and suspicious Characters Further particulars ~ on Of
fee No. 2j Nassaust NeW.York JOHNSON MILLER
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
THE DICKENS TRAGEDY IN TENNESSEE

The terrible tragedy enacted at the Old
Dickens Place. three miles northeast of Raleigh on tho
night OF the 10th Of Feb still fresh Ia the minds OK
our readers In Memphis The murders were commttedby
two men who were known IN Memphis, under the names
OF Inman and Morgan; they were merely the TOOLS OK
agents Of parties in this city by whom they were paid TO
murder not only Green Wilson and Nancy Coz
Tom Dickens and Robt Humphres also tne murders t t
were NOT Committed for the sake OF the pnder OF the
honse hnt vera the result Of long premeditated anq
deepy laid plan ~ get possession OF certain papers ana
docr,1ents and 10 make with witnesses whose ex
stenee was standing TO the safety and life OF
ho nares who employed the assassns; lnnan aud Nor
% were seen in company in Menphis with certain par
Ias who paid their hotel bills and furnished them with
onev kt the close OF the examination Capt j. E. PatteP
nD was bound over the Of 900 for hs appearance
or the term the Circuit Court The Others who
implicated were not arrested; but the Court has now
onnd true bills against Inman and Morgan for murder.
and against Capt j. E. Patterson r. NJ Thompson John
Curtin and Zach Curtin accessory thereto Capt Pat
terson has been arrested and steps taken To- secure
Thompson and the Curlins. As TO lnman and Morgan,
neither OF them has been arrested and OF them never
will be- He has been shot for hOrsestealinR Inman was
shot at the same e but escaped DEATH and will be ar
''''' CMemphis Appeal
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
QrOposais.
Nr,ys PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS,

Carns parse arriving this requested u
Ayer packages addressed the NeWiok Associated Press only 20
persons exhibiting the authority OF W. sigouton Gene
Agent the journal Of Commerce 1nss lRBuNS
WorLd Eyprsss. Erting Post C0mmcal fretis'r stlf
Zeg and AeU YOrr Deorat should a0 be delivered OILY 70
be persOua
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
Gits 8ial 6stats for Sale.

AN excellent investment may be made by
n puresssSg hs PROPERTY Nos 49, 2 and lls Wsst Scar
WsshBeto Msrket The determined 20 SELL even az great
ssrge YeT partic9s inquire Of CHENEY DIXON No 1875
Bioadrsy or ofHEERY FiECK Ma l39 Wesist
NOR SALE-A twO-stOTy brick HOUSE and
in La No "a pesr OFaDd all The
hs. ald colo water hssts al through Price so can
remain On d "a orgaqs o the balance
b essb I g5lsg Inqurs Of T. H. BURGER No i Pearlst OF
Of j. SMITH Al Isggetis Hotel No. 40 ChathsmSt
I Inn a. HANLON, ,
~ RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Buy sell or sIelasge Cy. Suburban and Southern Property
Sonthers Lads cheap Titles perfect
C0l0alistiou BOctiss hberSly dealt Elth by
LINN 4 HAGLOH. No MunaTEt heg.ferf
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
SlItsttbtsitr Guuuu gsuI Gstutr for sslr.

ELEGANT SITE and FARM for SALE.-A
H Fsn consisting ofaboat IS acres with sma odhoued
comfortable barn. sheds &C. IS miles from
Ceuae three miles northeast o. jerome Park easily sp
preached commanding from unsurpassed magnificent
surrounding Island Sound aGorg
valuable sites foT resserees now offered for sale much
The plot offered above located Valentine Hill
Of the points EeWYok snd White Plains and
EopnF thus avoiding Of the suns nTI and
giving she agreeable position residences and SIGHTING sb r
and near Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN No. Pine.st (529)
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
gung gsIanS BIuI estate ,fur saI,.

EOR SALE.
on HELGAIB NECK two miles from the village Of Astoris IL
THB COUNTRY SEAT aud Farm Ofthe PETER LUYSTER
containing 36 Of frstquaity land.
The house conveniently arranged built
excellent repair also the Outbudings This Of
hne locations Queens County commanding unoheted view Of
portions OF the East River Flushing BoWefy Bay and Long Island
Sound No description within the limits
correct impression Of the
tbs locality, The neghbOrhOOd b sponab the surroundings
bsathn and pleasant
Gentlemen contemplating Investment n couny property
quested 70 examine this place. Apply
A. LAWRENCE, OAKLEY PLEURY. No II Pire-,t
TOR SALE or to LET-HOUSE, STABLE
and HALFACRE GLAND, in FGtbush Ia l. 20 by horse
cars from Fulton Ferry Apply ~ KUKuCK, No ia Mberyt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Tuesday. June p. l86O.

EEw-YoRK. Tuesday, June 22 1862
The thoroughly disagreeable weather COM
sely deranged the programme OF the Real Estate auc
neers The Staten Island sale was aUorned untn To-
aorrow The sale Of the OOf Park property which was
hove been held to-day in the Exchange Mr. James VI.
,Cner anctioneer is postponed until the 2Oh Of July.
me- he,,p property which would bear looking at,
ota regard tine postponement and change Of place as
,dicous. even II It had not rained. Wr. William
,gorreuv sold in the Exchange the four.
storv house aud lot No. p West-HOustonst. for
tgo 400 Some sales were also made by
mr E F. Raymond, the sherf's auctoneer. Messrs. A.:
NJ Melck jr., Bro. went out to Crawford ACCOMPANIED
nv about 100 people. These found ample supply or
ssndwiohes strawberries, and icecreem, which were
duly appreciated In spite OF the mist and eod northWest
wind some large apple ahOrdng partial protection
from the rain. The sale commenced out OF DOORS
ebssers were unable to what they buying this
doubtless had unfayorabe influence on prices which
ranged between 500 and $500 Tor plots 6Oxo AbouI "
plots were sold.
&esSrs A. j. Bleecker Son Co.'S sale Of villa plots
aud residences az Hamilton Park Now-BnghtOn' . l.
hayug been postponed to-day on account OF the Weahe
will take place tomorrow at 1880 p NJ on the premises
Boat leaves Pier No 10 n r. foot OF Deyst az lO5O a. m
essrs johnson Allers sale OF $50 villa plots at lsD,
J. H. takes place tomorrow. over 2GOO tlGKets nave
sHe TIe seciai train leaves foot Of south Eghth-st
WDuamsburgh, at 9:45 a. Hew.Yorkers viii allow %
Sir. E H. Indiow & Co. win sell tomorrow at $780, on
TIE premises eight building SITES OF five each,
tle Turnpike, NOrthfedrOad, Gregory and Mountain
ates Orange Mountain, n. j. This property adjoining
81 village Of Orange, IS II miles from the city, and COM
+ nds fine views OF the surrounding country.
IT, Lewis T. Wood sells by auction, tomorrow, for the
ntral NewJersey Land Improvement Company. 200
pts 5OXl5O feet, and two dwellings, at DuneIen,
o. the Central Railroad. Tho sale takes place on the
misses p and the special train leaves foot Of
3 lertyst. at IL O'Clock.
{ the Exchange salesrOom Messrs A. J. Beecker, Son
Co will sell two elegant country seats, situated on
Hudson. between HyingtOn and TarrytOwn
UCTIoN SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE.
BY WILLIAM KENNELLY.
roy brick house ana lot No q West Houstonst IS of
efcest lot 251Oo James 1900
BI p. +. RAYMOND.
and lot No 36 MaIsons lot 251l00 ". MaOn.... S95
iBgs and lot 2d 25s lstaye lot 25X7J GTse 1900
CTION SALES OF NEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
By A. D. NELLICK, JR. & BRo.-CRARFORD.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

MI VAGNlFlCENI COUNTRY SEA1S on tne
N1 Hudson between Irviasos and Tsrown A. BLBECKBR
T. Exchange SslesToom TWO ELEGANT COUNTRY
STATS HUDSON situated about mdEa' between tie Vnon
and la5rytown dsPois and 10 Wng'es aHys nom ether
Of land with frontage OF abont
50J feet Broadway Tne grounds laid out Tue most approved
manner wesde road graded lawns Gne vegetable garden abuD
variety OF growing fruit trees and thoroughly
auI handsome marble ntrances-au well Kept
THE HOUSE
The dwelling brovn-stone trimming 4ir72
vide erahs the north and south fronts erected fr the
by thr substantial REGARDLESS Of cost and
thruughout al house. With
marble basins; bathroom aud eatercosetso second
every With elegant GIur heated perfectly by Of
Boyuo1s large furnaces range 90 The kitchen siI soAe ana
and CELLAR the whole house hlied up
with every convenience and eegance ~
P,rn Of annie te with stable accommodation horses;
stable deI all aul 10 perfect order
TIE LOCATION.
the being lrclss neghbohooi and
surrounded Of the flest places lu tie country.
TIlE VIEW
unsurpassed commanding uninterrupted and down
Counv and tbe Palisades The properys md
puitv fr the Of elegant purchase such
property will bear Inspection and invite investigation etLeE As an
Investment or as speculation
FRAME HOUSE. we'll built conveniently arranged and N good
order; oEibnss stables heuey &c. Grounds
out beautifully shaded and uted Zaeu % great ernt
planted good order; great Abundance ~ small uis IN garn
and ut orchard stocked with pear ounce aps anl peh trees
% o5 & m Tr1i1g loot Ts prorv comprises about e ght
the public road and tie land not
needed With the houe .d oi 20 great Aranta Terms FeV
eAsy The p. optopery this afo oppoan
seldom offered for the i.e of property On h part Of The id
the worthy attention Of capitalists Maps plans
photographs and all pa 1t the ohee q The aueioter where
permits ohiAud Toe premises Hsf TIE purchase money
canre reua n on uortgsee al Ceidr.st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
SruukIuu StaI Gstatt for Sale.

EN0R SALE-A large PLOT of LAND, high
and level minutes from ferry by
at 5000 per Would retail readily $3.50 per lot
M. A. rutland Co, No BeeknAn-st, Eew-Yok.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
rrpsnAYs WBATHBR RgPORr-s a N.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rss. ~ 429 SUI 1884 Moon Tsss.... 600
THIS DAY
Sandy Hook 6.53 Cows 7.f3 Hell Gats... 9Jt
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90 Ulbum II MN Cuuttru.

&IO0 REWARD-For year old DARK
RiI,sJ Colsmbia Co. N " r. ID. VAN HOkSkh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23


GALE Of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
y &eFor sale b. auction On Jags ls ig - y geeeS % M :.
EesYork about 80 Of Laui 10 geks County PeuhsA con-
rrng making about 20 tuus oi ruu per week Mines
the furnaces large fouudey aud Ma
chine shop and other valuable improye1
other
conflicting mining and manufacturing business upoa sad lands
For particulars inquire of s. D. JAMES Treasurer snd Agent
No 10 Psftp'are AealorE
Sale tloursi 10 June lG az y o'cloeE
a. 1Grur % Ju1r -. a. u OC.oCE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
RTDGEWOOD. n. J.

one hogr TT0m CIV, bf11Ua 11aI7y
ssy sp and select BUILDtNG sITBS the railroad station
one Lovely SPOT 10 also several good FARMS oi ~ 90 and %
,s. with good buildings reasonable prices ad terms must he
seen 70 be APPRECIATED Apply BENNETT hLEABS No 81 Cedar
~ or II. WESTBROOK at the Station.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
Griinting.
Wathinrrv.
6ltNNiug CzrOs, &r.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n tonsL-WBDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tEs'AS
sbed l8l5)
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
uCTIoN SAFES oF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

ID
rsory brick house lOt No q West Houstonst IS Of
ecer lot 251Op James Acock $4,000
BI p. +. RAYMOND.
and lot No 800 Mals0n-st lot 25xl0O W Mas0n... S925
Bgs lot 2dst 2Sg n lsiave lot 25I7J Grer 900
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
On Wesifell road. plots 5oIl65.
n fnf 10 a obi
On Osk.ss. plots $4,000.

CTION SALES OF NEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
IA. D. MELLICK, JR. & BRO.-CRARFoRD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
THE CHlLdREh'S HOUR
:, An illustrated magazine II the little ones
uale EDITED BY L. s. ARTHUR.
The Children's Hour

isthe most beautifully illustrated ma Sazine publish~
ed. For lsT0 il VIII exceed In interest and beauty
all previous years.
IN the Ciiiidrens Hour for january will be pub
ished fcnr original illustrations, tinted paper,
By ienssn and engraved Lahlerlach, OF Longf.ls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
Eudge Osborne.

VIII many ofolr exchanges are
taking the liberty to exp ress their
respective choices for judge of the
supreme court, we feel inclined to-
pay modest tribute 10 the man of
our choice. 1t may be an UMPIRE.
tending chaplet tha.we weave, gath
cred as it is from the hostile terri
tory of democratic Marshall, but
there are bright spots even In these,
dark regions-and from those pla
ces We gather our material S IN hope
fulne SIS. No man in this part of the
state appears tous so well qualified,
ia:an respects, for the position OF
Judge, on the supreme court bench,
as the person whose name STA nds at
the head OF this article. He is emf
nent in thetprofession Of the law,
exact in fine analytical powers OF
reasoning, aifable and conscientiOu s.
IL thorough IN all his decisions We
might say much more in expression
of choice. bat the high appreciation
of the man That exists among polit-
ic.l friends and political opponents
throughout this section Of tue state,
makes It unnecessary to add ''ful-
some" praise. We present our
unpretsnding chaplet to The public
and hope the great republican par
ty Of this section of tie state may
not throw it aside for want Of beauty
in composition, or point in sugges-
tiveness. We have nothing against
others, but this man ". prefer for
we consider him an incompatible,
and able man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23

GHR COUNTRY FEEss--The Chicago Re
publican disconsses thus interestingly on
the country press:
'Whst lells US So nearly the standard Of
town or city as he appearance of It's
paper! And its youth or age can be as
well defined b. the observing az by per
sonal notice. The enterprise Of lis citizens
is depicted by The looks Of the pepper
Take your home paper, it stands up for
your rights; you always have champion
In Jour home paper; and those who stand
up for you should certainly be well sus,
tanned. Your interests are kindred and
equal, ard you must~rise or fail tegeih e,,.
Therefore, Il is to your interest TO support
your home paper, not grGdgingiy; but in 3
liberal spirit, not as I fsisagreeable duty.
bu, as IN investment that smply repsys
the expenditures" 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23

u Die
I'd lfaedt EIE
D lilis 81 yolz
~ e 45f
1u1sI lis.ns %
oIllafs eaW
aa
urrs- sd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
ucpub,,caa stnfe Contention.

Tie chairman OF the republican
state central committee has issued
. call for delegate state conven-
ton TO meet in Indianapolis, on the
ed of February, 1870. The basis
of representation is fixed at one
delegate for every one hundred
votes, and one delegate for every
fraction over fifty votes east in each
county, for Hon. Max F. A. Hof-
man for secretary Of state, at the
general election of 1868. The con
vention viii assemble in tae Acade-
by of MUsicsst 2 O'Clock, p. IN. on
the Gay mentioned, and, after per
fecting permanent organization,
viii adjourn until Thursday, the
23rd, at ? o clock, q M, wllea the
adoption OF platform and nOmin-
ailoDs Cor The following officers, win
be in order One supreme Judge
for each of ths four supreme judi
cial districts CT the state treasur>
er of state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, and attorney gener-
81 All citizens of the state who
SUSTAIN. President Grant in his sue
-ressfu efforts 70 inaugurate econo-
ny and maintain untarnis he'd our
national credit and honor. as well-as
all persons in sympathy with the
great, liberal, and progressive prin-
clples of the republican party, are
most cordially invited TO unite in
the selection of delegations to the
convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
Col. Oakley.

Present appearances point in az unnis
taxable manner. TO the fact that II the
north part of the state = IL uaitetly stand
togelber--as IS already indicated by The
unEnimrty which seems TO exist, that this
gentleman will Re the successful candidate
for state treasurer We think that tie
nomination would be beneficial to the par
" in manner which does not seem to
have been mentioned BY the press, and
that Is that Ii would bring out the full
republican vote OF Allen county The
democratic majority there is so over
whelming that the republicans of that
county have become much discouraged
and hundreds Of them remain away from
the polls for this very reason. The nom
ipatiOn Of Col. OakleY-who Is personally
ye5Y popalaT--wOuid Lave the effect 10
bring out every member Of the party in
that county, IS well rs those adjoining
where MT. Q. is yell and very fayorabl
known. The unanimity which seems to
exist throughout the north part Of the
stale, looks, - We said before, as If Col
Oakley was the coming man.
We clip the above from the War
saw lndianian, and heartily coAcur
in the nomination. The shole.
north seems to be gratified al the
selection, and all the leading papers
OF this section, and indeed of the
state are wheeling into line in sup-
port of Col Oakley, who is selI
known throughout the state as an
earnest working republican,, one
who has supported The principles of
the party ever since organized, with
out once being rewarded by any
Office. Leaving off the question his
personal popularity, and excellent
character for intggrity,and business
CAPABILITIES which are too veil known
To- need eeufmelrs from Us. The
north is entitled TO its share Of the
state officers, and If we unite We can
demand our nights. s, 8 s. S
We could, if proper, hare united
on Capt Fisher of Noble, for au-
ditor, but the custom of keeping All
incumbent ifEworthy } In office two
successive terms is tine shonored
one, and we are not desirous of
breaking ia upon the custom, and
such we believe are the sentiments
of Capt. Fisher and his friends ~
We believe the nom nation Of Coll
Oakley would add strength to our
ticket throughout the state, and
Eaartily endorse lis norlinatior.ssls {.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23

A Dr1 ocRATIc paper says 1.-TWO
words are to be .blotted from our
vocabulary, niger and rebel, and
from the date Of their disappearance
the democratic party may date It's
return to usefulness and power
Yea, verify LET the wicked for
sake his way, and the uniehteous
mah his thoughts : and let him re-
turn unto the Lord, and he will have
mercy upon him Let the brethren
gather around the Maynard wrstches
and en- beaver to get .hem in the
narrow way"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23

- ID ID 1t "
= Pursuant 20 an order Of the Marshall Com
Pleas Court, Ishail oifer Tor s=s at public auction
on ths.Prenlisss al. u. u1iEn8 2gi =, - -.
: On December 3ilst, 1869, sfsd )
Reaf Estate hefon sing TO the estate Of sosh BaiIs
dSeeastd dsscfied follows. the east half Of tht
nortl~Nest quarter Of section ~. i,f town a. north
ii range 2, essf.y5f i.s0 acres and two and ans
half cut OF the west isfs Of
quarter VI The same sectiei.yins about thtee AID
a half miles soath- west Of plymouth. IL i an i'm.
proved FARM beautifully situated on Twin Lake.
and will be scif for one-third in aad n credit
as to the bsllaDce, not over nine and eightsrn
months Cor two payments. notes waving agpraiss-.
menf laws with six per cent. interest," and secured
by mortgage. to be approved OF BY court viii be
auired for deferred payment III not tisn5 seld
will be held Tor sSIeat private sale. hoo aa4 81
: 5 81, s. -. u. HERNEY .ExeeHqr, Z.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23

IOWA is larger than New 7 ork or
Pennsylvania. larger than New Eng
land. without Maine land more pro-
dueive than all Of them put togeth
er. She has 81, 000;0 900 acres ofrich
black mold, and to-day clesr, far
row can be turned over 80, 100000
OF these acres, Although less than
5000, 900 are Under cultivation, they
produced lastyyear So, 0o0 bushels of
Grain sH -- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
BEST CABINET ORGANS

Thai the MASON G HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGASSS ara tie hes; in the
LIST In the world Is proved by the aim 81 Unanimous
opiaion of professional musicians by the award 10
them ofseveay five Gold and Silver Medals or other
highest premiums at principal Industrial c0'npe'
tisi0ns within few years, including the Medal At
the Paris Exposition. and by a sale very much
greater than that oiany similar Instruments This
Company Manufacture oniy first class instruments
and will not take cheap orgaus' at any price,
OF sGter IN Interior Instrument 70 bear their Hae
Having greatly increased their facilities for manu-
aytUre, by the inlrVduC lion Of new naehinery and
otEeswise, they making better CANS than
ever before, at increased ecOIouy in cost, which,
IN aceordance with their fixed policy Of selling al
ways at least renumerarite profit, they are now Of
ieriEg at prices of int rior work -Four Octave Or
Sans, Plain Walnut Case carved and pauclesl, Nj In
hye stop Viola, DiaIason, Melodia, Flute, Tremu-
amt, 3l2a. ether sly les in proportion. - q +,
CiteuisSs with full PARTICULARS including accurate
drawings Of the different styles OF organs. and niush
Information NheL ~ill he OF service to vSsry pGr~
chaser ofsn organ. VIII be sent Tree, and postage
paid 10 any one desiring them Jaw
MASON C nANLIS ORGAN co. - =
lss fremont 81. ,Bes;oni 5s5 Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-23
Trustee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned. has
been appoiI tad Trnstee or he real and. person al
tate Of Hugh g. Dickson fsr TIE LTaeft ef his cred
eTs y psrsoss no no. Si1i ~; eSsst ss,a
and file the same besFe The and ali Persons
knewing themselves Indebted 10 sad Hugh B. Dick
son VIII says trouble and costs b. settling and pays
'ns g = SAss- JoHS P. HawKISs. 7rasree.