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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
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AFFAIRS N rnK INDIAN COUNTRY.

AFFAIRS IN TIKI INDIAN COUNTRY.
ST. LOUIS, March srd.-A letter dated
Camp Supply, Indian Territory, Feb. H..
gives the following account VI affairs in
the Indian country:
Il left Gen. Sheridans headquarters on
the morning OF the 10Th inst. en- rouie for
Gen Carr's Camp located On San Francis
CO Creek, tributary OF the north fork OF
the Canadisr River. Ga the night previ>
Gus to my leaving. Gen. Custar returned
from his fruiiless search OF the Cheyennes
camp, having Travelled from, Gen. Sheri>
dams camp near the mouth of Mediein.
Creek. the eastern extremity orthe Wacb-
Ia Mouutsins. sbsut les miles west, nnd>
ing the trail Trash. and oil the Indians 60
ing rapidly southwest. towards the head
waters Of Re river and Staked Plains -
There are now about two hundred and
aiy lodges Of Cheveanes, ninty lodges Of
A,rappahoes, and sixty lodges Of Canaan
ches on the war~path. together with few
Apsches and Ksowas, undsr the command
of Tall Bull. The 'o'sl plumber IL about
one ihnussnd warriors
Gen. Custar Is now under orders "a
mose west with his regiment. the u b cav
AIR, and the 10Th Ksnaas volunteers. u
Elm Fork OF Red rsvsr. scouting the
country ssuth from, the bead waters Of
that creek. Gen. CIR 6tU novs sc1th
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Presentation.

On last Saturday morning q CO..
mittee, consisting Of Chief Justice
Chase, Senator Frelinghuysen and
George H. Stuart. waited upon the
President. and on behalf OF the Amer
lean Bible Society, presented him :
copy Of the Holy Bible. There were
present besides the committee. Mrs.
Grant, General Schofield, j. Patter
son, formerly treasurer Of the Chris
tian Commission; Reverend Doctor
Dale, Of Philadelphia: Rev. George
A Hall, Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association; The Chief Justice
presented the letter from the Presi
dent ofthe Bibls Society. expressing
wish that the administration OF
President Grant might be guided by
its teaching The President re
sponded:
'GENrLEMrN: / sincerely thank
you for this token, and shall careful
ly preserve it and hand it down t.
my children in commemoration o.
tits day
The Billie is one Of the finest pub
lished by the society, and is hand
sc ely bound in Turkey Morocco -
Printed in gilt letters on morocco
inside the cover il the inscription,
Presented to Ulysses S. Grant. Pres
ident OF the United States. by the
American Bible Society, March 4th,
1862
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

SENATE.

| Mar. z
The Senate met at 9 o'clock.
A bill was introduced providing
for the erection Of GubernatOrial
mansion. 1t provides for the sale
OF certain grounds, and appropriates
S43,S42 rs for the building. This
; bill was referred to a committee.
HOUSE.
The following bills were passed in
the House:
To 30 amend the 9Th section OF
the Town ship Trustee election act,
as to make it correspond with the
enrolled act of The present session
for biennial elections-ayes 60, nays
Is.
To amend the tenth section Of an
act providing for the election and
qualification OF justices Of the peace.
and defining their jurisdiction, pow
ers and duties in civil cases, approx
ed June 9. lS65-was read a third
time. The bill increases the jurisdic-
ton to three hundred dollars i'm tri-
al, and to FIVE hundred dollars where
judgment is confessed. 1t finally
passed by the following vote; ayes,
50; navs 80
Bill repeating Sc ton one of the
act prescribing the number and de-
filming the powers and duties Of con.
stables, and prescribing the times OF
electing the same-the h;ll makes
consisbles to be elected in October
to serve two ,years-was read q third
time and passed by the following
vote: ayes 90, nays II.
The bin repeating certain sections
of the registry laws was passed, ayes
SO, nays AZ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
EDS. REPCBLICAH:-

IDS hAfJbLitAh.
Seeing our neigboring villages
rave their local representation in
your columns, and thinking it might
not he wholly uninteresting to your
readers, we conclude to occasional
" submit local, if found worthy OF
publication.
Argos, as many Of your readers
are aware, is now . village Of Nd
.nean proportions, numbering prob
ably light hundred Inhabitants: yet,
FIVE y-srs ago one hundred would
have told sll its inhabitants. The
citizens of our village are generally
%: 80 enterprising and industrious
character.
Mechanical branches Of industry
are we'll represented. In mercan-
tile paint OF view, the village and
its surroundings would warrant an
Improvement. which, from present
prospects, is likely to be soon real
lzed
Our fellow towusman, j. NJ. WIKI
lser, has purchased the entire stock
belonging to the late firm Of French
Il Lowe, and has moved into the
north room Of the new building; he
Is now ready and willing to wait on
al lis old customers, and az many
new ones a. will favor him with a
call He 10 too we'll known for his
integrity and fair dealing to need
comment here.
As to professional men, we have
Of lawyers none; doctors not few;
and. to complete the rhyme, dram
shops only two, which is two too
many to particularly benefit this
community
As to events, there is little trans
piring worthy OF note, except that
there are two protrsctcd meetings in
full blast: first, the MethOdists un
der the leadership of the gentleman.
" and talented Mr. w. 7 Jones,
who seems to be waking mp an in
terest in this community with regard
to their spiritual welfare; many have
attached themselves to the church.
anil prospects hid fir for more. The
second, styling themselves Christian
Friends, under the leadership of the
we'll known and Jealous Christian.
Elder Dixon, has been in progress
but few days, but it is to he hoped
that its continuance may be product
i've Of much good.
We understand that your fellow
townsman, j M. Dale. will soon be
among us with a mammoth stock of
dry goods, and establish his head
quarters at the old stai:a Of French
4 Lowe We will be pleased to bid
him welcome among US, and hope
his most sanguine anticipations may
he realized. Don.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
The lndia mn LeEisla ture Bro
Ken I'm

On last Thursday morning II Dem
ocratic Senators and 81 Democratic
Representatives resigned their seats
In their respective bodies, the object
Of which was Co defeat the late con-
stisutional amendment proposed by
Congress. There being no quorum.
The Legislature adjourned sire die.
and the members have returned to
their several homes. By this action
our State is again left without means
ts defrsy her necessary expenses, no
appropriations having been made;
hence the Governor is compelled to
Issue his manifesto for q new cleo
ton and convene the Legislature in
Especial session, at an expense to
the State OF 500. 900. in order to
get means to defray the expenses Of
err institutions.
As soon rs this action OF the Dem.
ocratic members Was telegraphed to
shis place, the Democrat issued an
extra, emblazoned with letters Of
living light, justifying the action OF
the seeding members. and with bold
earontery asserting that White men
are true to their trusts" meaning
that Democrats had by their action
defeated the suffrage amendment to
the constitution, when at that time
itwas not known whether there WAS
cen q majority of the Republican
members that wonld have voted for
it, True to their trust" this is
significant, and it must mean that
whenever any important measure
arises in our halls of Legislation that
Democrats will never fail to prevent
action thereon. Well do We remem-
Der that in 81 some white men true
to their trust fearing that Congress
might confer rights on class OF per
sons that heretofore had no rights,
resigned their seats in that body,
and the result was a terrible war and
a legacy of 50, 900, GOO, 900 of debt.
Ii the Democrat finds any to exult
over the action OF our members who
have initiated JEFF Davis d Co.. they
are welcome to all the pleasure they
take and they must at least help to
90 pay this new legacy of 100000.
We have no fears that they can scare
ND another war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

i,cating his supply depot an the main
Canadian nver. Colonel Evans moves
slss south from his present camp near
monument creek. on the Canadian river,
having under his CONN and The Third [.
D. Cavalry and . battalion Of the i3,l:
Init.
While Col. Brooks marches from the
ives; towards the same region, drawing
his supplies from For; Staut on, the inten-
ten of the General comman ling is 10
drive the hostile savages towards sne
common center, until one or all of the
commands can reach and chasiise them AZ
they deserve, or compel a surrender. AMI
submit ~ Q settlement on their rescrvs
tons.
Major InmaD, Assistant Qnariermasier,
Is now en- route to General Sher.lsn's 10.
supply depot, located At the mouth If the
Sweetwster creek, . tributary of the Elm
fork Of Red River, with q train OF two
hundred snd fifty wagons loaded with for
age and subsistence s,ores-supplies for
Custar's command.
Supplies are being rapidly forwarded
from Forts ArbLeklc sod aibson, AMI the
indisn campaign mas, be brought no y
close within the next two months. !, l.
hoped that this may h~ nsSl when TIE In
disns are taught what every army officer
must Observation-Disclosures to the proper
authority. Then, and DO: till then, will
hoAtilities cesse.
Tb- Tenth United Staies cavalry, under
Msjer Kidd. are to I've stationed ut the new
pOat tn bc established near the mouth OF
Medicine Bl q creek, in the KiOws and
Csmancbe reservation. with good animals
ready to .trike the Indians whenever they
leave their reservation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Speclal Election.

A special election has been order
ed by the Governor, for the 23rd 81
this month, to Gil the vacancies &C.
casioped by the resignation of Dem
oerats who have defeated all legisla.
ton and added 500 900 to the tax
es Of the people to prevent the adop.
ten OF impartial suffrage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Reu,RrkG Of the vice Prcss
dent al the inauguration.

After the oath of Office was adj
ministered to the Vice President, he
turned to the Senate, and delivered
the following address, which was
listened to w.:h the deepest attention
and audible to all:
SENATORS: In entering upon du-
ties in this chamber, to the perform
ance OF which ] have been called by
The people Of the United States, re-
alize fully the delicacy as well rs re-
sponsihility Of the position Of presi-
ding over q body whose members are
in 80 large degree my seniors in
age. Not chosen by the body itself
I shall certainly need the assistance
Of ysur support and your generous
f-rbearance and confidence, and I
pledge to you all faithful and in
6exihle impartiality in administra-
ton Of your ruiz, and earnestly de-
string to cooperate with you in ma
king the deliberations Of the Senate
worthy, not only Of its historic re-
nown, but also Of the States whose
commissions you held.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

Ohio. for the Interior gives very
general satisfaction. In fact. this is
unanimous except with those who
opposed his course at the time John.
son broke with Congress, out all
coacede him ahility and an honesty
which eminently fit him to do the
work expected Of him in breaking
down the land spectators AMI Indi-
an thieves.
The choice Of ex Senator Cress-
we'll for Post Master General. gives
general satisfaction. His entire fit
ness lie not questioned. He is leader
Of the radical Republicans of his
State, and the rejoicing among these
OF this class is Of q very enthusiastic
character.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Crout'sCablnet.

On the 5th ofMarch the following
Cabinet officers were announced and
confirmed by the Senate:
For Secretary Of State. Elihu B.
Wsshburne, Of Illinois; Secretary Of
the Treasury, Alexander T. Stewart,
Of New York; Secretary of tn. Ma
w, Ajolph E. Bowie. Of Pennsylva-
MIA; Secretary Of the Interior, ia
cob D. Cox. OF Ohio; Attorney Gen
eral, Eben r. Hoar, Of Massachu-
sets; Post Master Ge ,er&l, John A.
]. Cresswell, Of Maryland.
To the politicians of the country
who we're desiring place, this an
nouncement was nausea, and was
made manifest in their general ex-
pressions Of disgust By the sober,
reflective part Of the people who
have no personal ends to substrve,
and whose only desire Is The public
welfare, the news is received with
general satisfaction.
The Chicago Tribune special says:
that with the exception Of Judge
Hoar and Mr.. Dovie, the persons Sc
lected are well known to the coun-
try. The new Attorney General,
Judge Hoar. was for many years a
leading member of the Massachusetts
Lar, and for six years has been on
the Supreme Bench Of that State
lie is ,e gsrded as almost at the head
of the New England bar. is one of
the old school free soilcrs, man of
the highest character and standing,
an inveterate enemy of fraud and of
double dealing in every shape. He
10 abert fifty three years of age, in
full possession of all his faculties. is
nothing Of politician. and will be
cordially hated by the whiskev ring,
and all other corrupt rings in the
country
Mr. Bowie Is a retired Philadelphia
merchant. man Of ability, OF the
strictest integrity. Of high standing,
of wealth and culture, and has been
for some time Vice President Of the
famous Union League. of Philadel
phia. While not an active politician
he has always taken q lively interest
in questions Of the day. He is pro-
nounced Republican, and has given
large sums to further the interest OF
that party in Pennsylvania. Politi-
clans from his State are far from
pleased. though each division Of the
Republican party there 10 glad the
orher did not furnish Cabinet sifi-
Ger. Leading men from the State
who arc not politicians say the ap-
pointment 10 one of the best that
could have been made from that
State.
Mr.. Wasl,t urpe's appointment Il
considered virtually as compliment.
AIRY, As his physicians arc decided
in the opinion that he eanrot under
take the duties. lis also understood
that he has partially made his ar
rangemeEts TO 60 abroad
Politicians generally do not lik'
the appointment OF Stewart Thos'
wi.e support Grant in his choice
with that " DelAno as Commission
er Of Internsl Reveoue. cav it mems
defeat Of the whisky ring aVd Wal
street speculatsrs.
The selee1ioa - co-eRBor Cox, .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

unsought, realizing the responsible
~. but without fear.
He will see that the laws are
faithfully executed, that e. cry citizen
has his rights. and manage the affairs
OF the Government on the principle
OF che greateat good to the greatest
number which is the very perfection
Of free government, and wheriE it
excels the mOnarchies of the. old
world, TO which the people Of this
cour try will give their voluntary
support.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Mai. Ven Niudcu. of ST. Paul. MINI

Maj. Ven Nindcn, of St. Paul. MIMI,
went 10 his well The other morning TO
draw Q pail of water; the Major Was SUR
prised tn find the hand of = human being
clinging to the rope Soon another hand
appeared then the hesd Of 4 woman sp.
pcared, with her loug,dishcveIed'hs hair drip
ping with water. He reached over the
weli-box. and grAspiag the half drowned
ma. She was found tn be = Bohemian
woman, whose good aaRe sotne Of her
neighbour had landstsd, when abe resolv-
ed TO commit suicide. The water IN the
well was not deep enough to drawn her,
and after staying in 1t al night she con-
ciuded 10 get o., tho FIRST opaHaaity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
WANTED. AGENTS s.s,. saoo

erywh,r-. male and tmsie, g.. intr, luce M. GEN
UtNE IMPROVED COMMON sESSE NILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch,
hem. fell, tuck. qui', cord. bind. braid aud
hroider In m'rt supnri"r msDDer. Price ouly SIS.
Fully warranted for fys years. We will pay $40 o
tor any machine that wiil . stronger, more
beautiful r more elastic scam than ouis. IL makes
the Elastic Lock stitch" Every second stitch .sn
TIA cut. and sill the cloth cannot be pulled nlsrt
without tearing u. We psy Agents FROM SIS S2oO
per month and expenses. or . commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address
sECoMB d Co, PIrrssusGH PA, BOsreN, hAs,
ar ST. ioUts. 80.
Cautten.-Do mo- be imposed upon by other
psEhs calming on worthless cast-iroH machines.
uifdeI the srrle Damc otherwise Ours t. the only
genuine and really practical cheap machiue manu-
fscturrd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Grants inaugural Address

3nG ell 80 nU0 80 " - Aoob ~"
In another column of this issue
will be found the Inaugural Address
delivered on the fourth day ofMarch
by President Grant. As was antici-
pated. 1t is not a lengthy document;
yet it 10 q remarkable fact that, in a
clear. concise manner. it expresses
the views If the President upon ev-
cry important point now agitating
the public mind, or which is vital to
the interests Of the country Entire
ly devoid of conventional terms and
unnecessary phrases so common in
speeches of this character, il IL a
plain, unvarnishcd statement Of facts
without ambiguity. removing al
DOUBT as 20 the intention and design
of the President, and Hhjcb xill nc
Doubt he received With universal sp
probation.
The President ssss - The PLACES
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11


Amherst to be educated for the ministry.
An Enelishman has illustrated "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" with sllhouettes
A special commission In Belgium re-
ports against the practice ef smplayir z
women In mines.
A man In Brooklyn, who was fined q
for whipping his wife. SAYS, Its ell along
Of the woman rights talk"
The editor of the Richmond (Kv.)
ReOister ''ssops the pre~ To- acknowledge
the receipt of bottle OF whisky"
A girl in Paris who has neither arms or
legs. sews very nicely. embroiders, and
writes with her lips and teeth.
Detroit papers record q Case of hon>
estv. A man las paid fry cents. which
he borrowed ten years ago, with interest.
Tie weather in Wisconsin Is reported
at twenty degrees below zero.
The hesith OF the Gar of Russis 10 bnt
little improved, and fears for the worst
are entertained.
The Legislatures Of Nevada and West
Virginia have ratified the constitutional
Amendment.
Du.ing q recent revival sermon In Roch-
ester. New Y,.rk, 400 persons have pro
fessed q change OF heart,
The tecond Adventisfs have fixed upon
the 'Wh Of Jnly next a. the time 81 which
oil things ~ill have An end.
George ID. Crsss. Eq. OF Mt. G;lead,
o., now serving his tblr' consecu>
tive ye ar as Justice of the Peace of that
TOW pship.
In one window In Trinity Church. in
New Haven, Conn, there are ten ihous-
and piecrs az stained glass, each pre- psred
and cut separately.
Mrs. Wing, Of Canton. ILL.,. . few days
age, swoke about o'clock ia the morning.
and found her babe. eight months OF age,
dead in her arms.
Four persons are 10 be hanged on
Fri,lay next. OF Princess Anne. Marlsnd,
for the murder. In March last. Of he Gao
tain and mate Of an oyster schooner in the
Chesapeake.
II ia reported that number NJ person.
suspected ofs connection with the Kn
Klux. have left Giles county. Tennessee.
for Alabamw. and that = r-qrisition for
their retnrn will he made upon the Gov
ernor OF that State.
General Grant WAS the r.cipien, yesser>
day Of the inevitable new broom. with red
Of West MIN Grove. Ohio The Genera
expressed no opinion a. to how effectually
The article should be used
The I!linni. House of Representatives.
passed resolution empowering the Gov
cruor In Issue diplomas 70 soldier. of the
late war. belonging to Illinois. whn have
heen honorably discharged. OF course,
tho measure received the united opposition
Of tie Democrats.
Alaska has q base ball club Pncopi
Kiokak ia first base and Mr.. Komoipech-
usaflrigoo is The pitcher.
Th- murderer of Emil Wright, = man
named Miller, was found suspended ia the
CRATE of his cell 1T Prsirie du Chen yea
terday morning. A verdict OF suicide .sas
rendered by the orner's jury. The po-
siiion of the body, however. 81 d other e..
idence, would go TO confirm the opinion
that bis desih WAS the work of a vigilance,
committee.
About TWEEN ty students were expelled on
Fri lay last from the Northwestern Christ
ain University. at Indianapolis tor insuh-
Or tnaiion. Their offcnse consisted in
making holiday Of Wsshington's birth
day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
Nurseries Of " F. Heikes

An CID ESTABLISHMENT With n,w fa.
tire. Ever. rar.on can procure Trees Plants
a. Wholesale Prices, 10y ordering through our
Club Department. Fer prices aud other iIformk-
lion xa!rrss W z. HEIkkS. Dayion. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
PIANOS PIANOS! PIANOS !!
The ParIOr FavOrite

with Patent Trestls Sounding Board
fH>Hk inmrnse demand for this popular insrru-
- m-nt has induced us To make its nanufactur-
specially, aud VIC consequently enabled to- oeer
them ~ much lover rates than are charged for sim
liar IDstrumeuts BY other makers. Inquire az resi-
acnt d~srs OF send for illustrated cAtalngr,s aud
price list. Address GEO. NJ. GUILD 4 Co :,
PLAYMATE hANvI'Rs, 1oston, Nass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

LrRkING BUT NoBLE.-s-lfhrlp for Young
IL Me-. who having erred desire hetter mail
h.rd. Seut seated letter envelopes free Of charge
d benefited rstu;u the postage. ADDRESS PHiLAN-
hi;uo. Box r.. Philsdeiphis, ia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

61.2OO i 4 81, e s sh 10 as1 s..i..
liza aiues. Fai y.rsics;5rs free. Extra indncs-,
o.uns 40 sxperie.ccd Agents TALL en- sf address
rCv1ueoE 1 CO. oesvslsxds Q; Ntfn, Hssfs.s
NsGk 14{s. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
BLOOMINGTON NUSSEaY

Osa2c Seed-Prin- new, eis per hu heI
Usage rlants-girrt class. ! 600 S., "a. OtQ SIS.
Roet Graf, s-Aapl- parked. 1896 $40
loo. 81 Ut 81. Ey-rsreens. kc.
Grapes-Sorts. .11 nrst-ciass Coucords. IS
Resss-nsh!is., Gre-Ehots- Bedding Plasgs. 4c
send 10 eests fnI three Spring Catal"gu~s. Gr"unn
open. Send your orders 10 y. 4. PHOENIX.
Bloomington Nursery, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
W !, !. |! ]! ,E !! +? e..
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

49, Co. A ihGf Yags. For particulars,
a. s.dursss ,. n. SfENCEK q CO., brattltboro.
Vermont.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
MUD@E's
SHERRY!
Or RHUBARB WINE.
Medical Testimony.

I'VE, the undersigned, prsciicing I.hy sirisr,
tify that have prescribed in practice, for fh
past one, two and three ycsrs, Mudge's America
Sherry or HUBBARD Wine. and that, for osediciren
effect. decidedly prefer il to any other Wine. either
d0f.esffc foreign. that have found. and
gLdds recommend il 10 the attention OF medical men
most valuable acquisition to our 'Hateria med
icn-"
5. Drown ". D.; NJ Indy. N. D.; }. fseD
VI. ID; Irisns. H., Oct IL. 1865.
Ion't. w E1rll. N. u. "A. r snson, NJ D.; Coirm-
bus. WISCONSIN, Oct. le. ISIS.
~ X. Wright, VI. -; John =. Stitss, H. D., Pom
tiac, Ills. Oct. 90. lass.
CIV. McCiuhan; N. H.; }. J. Rowe. n. D.; Area.
H., Oct "a. lss5.
G. 8. s. TODD.
Ionic Sole Agent for Pl ms.uih.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
$3 Wonder.
INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE

Only Three Deilars- Simple. practical ana
durshis. Makes the Elastic chain stitch, and sdaI.-
tel for al kinds ~ plain sewing. ANY child eau
operate IT. An eiestat Gin. Testimonial daily
semi i'm pei fest order receipt price 80. Ad-
ir-s. Induatry Sewing Machin Co.
kAsouEsTEk. y. n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11

Wanted.
Tho highest marke. price paid in Cash
for Old Iron, Copper and Brass, al my
Foundry and Machine Shop.
w. J. Ana Ma
lmputh, Feb IL Ia,