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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
WALNUT CORRESPONDENCE
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WALNUT. ND, JUNE %, 1870.
EpITon RzrUBI IcsN.-Lookine over
your paper to-day, noticed communica-
lions from Bourbon and Tyner, but none
from this point. I thought perhaps, a Inc
from this place might interest the readers
OF your valuable paper. Walnut, (or
Fredericksburg, the proper name of this
tn irving village), lie not quite two years
old, contains thirty dwellings, three dry
goods and grocery stores, two saw mills
a table leg factory, and also q soloon.
There is sn immense amount of lumber
sawed here, besides what il brought from
sawmills at distance. There are several
new buildings in course Of erection this
summer, which when completed, will add
considerable to the town; Il contains
now l60 Inhabitants, counting old and
young. male and female, big and little,
This win answer under the head of In
habitants for the present. Clark &
Weaver are removing their stsve factory
to Rochester we are sorry to part with
them, as they have added immensely To
to this place, being wide-awake business
men they are sure to prosper wherever
they locate. Times are hard and money
scarce, but after harvest 1t will become
better, the prospect OF good crop of
wheat is encouraging, and farmers are
putting forth all their strength to get their
crops In proper order before cutting the
golden grain Corn is splendid, con.
sidering the difficulty the farmers labored
under in procuring seed corn. several in
this vicinity had to plant twice, and some
three times. Oats look more favorable
than they, did during the dry spell awhile
back, they win yield very fair crsp.
For the present, this must suffice Il
it should meet with your approval, yeu
may hear from this place again.
REPUBLICAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
THE TARIFF QUESTION.

The New York Times declares tia
the Tariff question is not, and caQno
soon be made. party Issue 1t says:
The debates and divisions in the
House of Repres entaiiyes upon the Tariff
bill should dissipate all fears a. 10 the
Introduction OF party lines and party
discipline on the general question which
underlies the imposition of customs
dnties- The Democratic party, judged
by the votes of It's representatives. cannot
indentify itself with free-trade; and
certainly there Is scant support for those
who profess TO find in the ranks of Re
publican fiscal reformers Q host of con.
verts to free trade as principle. An
analysis furnished from Washington
shows that Of the flfty-fve Democratic
members, thirteen have committed them.
selves TO the legitimacy of protection IA a
revenue principle, while several others
Affirmed the expedlency of protection in
exceptional cases. Thus, Pennsylvania
Democrats vie with Pennsylvania Repub-
leans in supporting high duties on iron !:
and the Kentucky Democrats act almost
as q UNIT IN favor of protection to hemp
Local interests override Democratic
Tree trnde prcclIvhies, and practically
comm II these two great states to the pro-
'ectiye principle. On the other hand,
there are perhaps not more than couple
OF Republican members who have avow-
ed themselves free traders on principle !;
the re formers within the party who have
Fought steadily, and withsl successfully,
against the pretensions Of the monopolst
having in no respect identified themselves
with free trade as theory. They have
a.1 ~
attempts to make them higher, but with
out surrendering the principle which JUS
tines the protection of industry as an
incident Of taxation.
The facility with which ''the democr-
acy" adapts itself to any phrase Of any
Thing. is well illustrated by this very tariff
question. In 1874, Pennsylvania WAS
carried by Polk against Henry Clay, the
father of the protective system, by the
cry Of Polk, Dallas. the tariff" and the
same year Silas Wright saved New York
to the democratic party and turned the
scale against Clay for President, becsus e
he had given the deciding vote in the U.
8. Senate for The high tariff OF 1912.
Dallas was the saving power In Penn>
sylvania as the protector" of her iron
interests. while the free>traders rallied
to Polk as their representative. The
democratic party lie thoroughly party
OF erpediency. II would become,
without hesitation. prohibition organ
ization II by that means 1t could regain
the political power of the government.
or Ii would strike down every domestic
industry in the country IL that was the
only road to success. It's " hole policy
looks only to securing votes, without re-
gard to the nature OF the measures Il ad
vocates or opposes, and generally 1t Is
both sides OF the same question accor-
ding to the locality In which u works.
The chameleon cannot change Its hues
with more facility, nor the cutie fish
more readily conceal its alght.-Hanko,
kce Gazette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
TEE REPuBIlOAH oonVEM-
ZION.
0sn. Packard the Peoples 0heirs


We have only time, on our return
from the Representative convention,
to announce in this weeks paper,
the result Of the convention, which
assembled yesterday at Wanatah.
The proceedings were Of ouch
length. and will require 80 much
time in making out that it will be
impossible to give a full report this
week. A full report will be given
in next weeks paper. Gen. jasper
Packard Mas nominated on the first
ballot the whole number of votes
cast was 1856; Of which Packard
received l22. The attendance from
all parts Of the District was exceed
ingly large. More than one thous-
and persons we're in attendance. A
full report will be given next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30

We have dolorous plant from Wash.
ington. The Democratic Senators and
Members Of the House have had a SOL
emn caucus, and have issued al address
to the faithful throughout the United
States. They exhort them to hold ia .,
to the fai ih. This is done In the usua,
style, and reads very well to those accus-
toned to such literature. II is very easy
to get up such an address, for Il has been
in type so long, and has been published
20 often, that nothing Is required but ID
hunt Up the old files Of the National
Inteuigescer or any other fossil.
The Republican party, Of course, 10 ar
rsigned, and with periods wen rounded
out, b charged with everything known IN
the catalogue Of such declamaticp.
Tho address ispot unexpected. W.
' srs however, surprised that il did 70
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30

The King Of Denmark has issued Z
proclamation to his "beloved and faith.
ful subjects In the lslsni OF St. Thomas. y
informing them substantially that the
United States Government has gone back
on its promise to take them under lite
wing. and they are to remain in their old
relation. We have not appeared to much
advantage In this business. In fact, il
any body has taken the trouble to look at
all, we have appeared as shabby as any
fIndian-giver," or "ruer of bargains
extsnf. We put the eale of these island.
into the he I'D Of bis Majesty Of the Skag-
ger Rack. urged it, got his consent to II.
hesitsted about 1t, paltered, and finally
backed out. But. though the Senate has
not acted with the frankness of plain
dealing men. and told Denmark, once for
all, that the JoHNsoN-SKwARp treaty OF
purchase was unauthorized and insdmis-
sable, As II should have done, instead of
asking time AID dawdling over the goods
like lady over dress she wants and is
afraid to put In the bill, yet that body ID
not entirely responsible for the ungrace-
ful attitude In which the Danish manifesto
places US Mr. ANDREW JOHNSON wanted
to signallze his administration by q
stroke OF state craft, and 1fr. SEWARD
wanted 10 wind up his eigh, years OF d.
plomstle duty in q blaze of nationahag-
grandizement, and the horrible "sell" Of
Alaska Ia one of the consequences, and
the sheepishness OF our Danish discom-
Torture IL she other. The manly course
was the right course, a. II always Is. II
the Senate had told General RAAIsoIr ut
the outset that the bargain was made by
40 agent who had exceeded his authority
there would have been an honorable end
of the matter And u at some future
time we should care TO reopen negotia-
tons for the islands we could have com
handed at least the attention gwen to q
rich but captious customer, But now any
hint, even half century hence, will be
treated a. the polite, but annoying impertl-
nence of professional shopper" who
is always looking and never buying.
Ind. Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30

come earlier; h 10 lN tie behiEd lie usus
delivery. II win b printed In pamphlss
firm, thanked, mailed, and duly forward.
ed'tosthe Democratic State and County
Committees.
The document breaks its logic In one
thing. however, that ought to have been
overlooked. Il says.
Upon the coming elections, then, de-
Ponds the question whether the Demo
cratic and Conservative element in the
Senate shall he increased, and whether
that element shall hxve majority of Rep
resentatives In the House of Represent
atives. That we have strong reasons to
hope for . favorable result Is plainly ap-
parent. The elections already held clear.
iy show that the tide Of reform has set In
with power that cannot be resisted. If
no plumbers be CO mmitted by the friends
OF reform II they do their duty and act
wisely II they throw off al apathy, and
act with vlgor and steadfas,ness, there Is
every reason 10 hope that their efforts
Will be rewarded by success. i
This looks favorable for control of he
Housc. But few sentences further, end
this hopeful view Is dashed. Advising
the South, they say:
Do not risk the loss OF Senators or
Representatives by electing men who can.
not take the test oath, or who are under
disability imposed by the Fourteenth
Amend ment. Whatever may be said 40
to the validity of that amendment, or of |
the test oath act. you may rest assured |
that Senstors elected by the votes oil
members or Legislatures who are held bv |
the Radicals to be thus disqualified will |
not be permitted 10 take their seats, and
that members of the House Of Reprcsen,
tstives thus disqualified viii also be
excluded.
So, of course. the House viii not be
Democratic. Now You see Il; now
you don't"
We are glad the shell has been fired.
We were In expectation of . heavy ex
plosion. but it Is emily the old bomb. and
here ia no harm In f.-Cncinndti
Daily Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30

The Allen county Democratic coLven-
ton was held ., Fl. Wayne on the 18th
OF this month. The delegates appointed
by this convention were instructed to vote
as unit, at the congressional con vention,
for John Colerick, Esq. Candidates, at
this convention, in order to prove their
worthiness for office, were required only
to answer affirmatively such questions as
these Are you Democrat Have you
always been . Democrat Was your
father Democrat : Have you always
voted the Democratic ticket uuscraiched :
Win you always labor for the interests OF
the Democratic party, regardless of
principle, honor, or any other considera-
ton &c-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
LAND FOR SALE.
A MODEL. HOUSE,
WARN E,IS'S
PILE REM EDY.

Warnr'r Pile Re cdy has never failed t..s .
blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those Who re
affiicsSd should Immediately call on their nrugsi,t
aud get WAEssk's Pits RyrKpy. Ii il ernr--.!y
for the Piles, aud not e,omn-need 10 cur. a.,
other aisrass. il has cured many case. IF thirf.
Years Standing. Price 0ae Dollar. FOR sale hF
druggists ev-rywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
EN- M ENACO0UE.

warmers m meuagogue is the only
article known {, cure tho Whites, tit will essl
When the family in which this important nsdi-
cine T. hot wanted Mothers, this is the greatest
blessing ever offered yon. and ron should innedI-
stsly procure Il. II Is also sure cure for Female
Irrcgulaiities aud may be depended upon In svsry
case whore the monthly Gov has been obstr1cteS By
cold or isease. Sold BY druggists. Price One Dol
lar. Or sent BY mail on receipt Of One Dollar ssS
Q Quarter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
NOTICE TO NON-RES1DENTS


The undersigned administrator Of the estate oil
Jeremiah Hsrrin late Of Marshai county, decreased
~i offer for SALE at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, on
Saturday. July 2, 1870,
all his personal property not taken by the wido-,
consisting Of horses, cue woke work oxen. I've
mich cows, Young cattle hogs, one lot sheep, Arm
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture. A
credit Of nine mouths will Re given all sums
three dollars by the parchaser giving bis nots
with interest and approved security and attorney
fees. waving valuation and sppraisement laws.
JOHN eHARLY. Administrator
nSl>Jw.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
DY SPEP STA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tenfe is prepared ., =
pared expressly f"r Dyspsptics and those suferiHg
with hsbitual Ccstiyeness. IL is syhtly sim uls
ting tonic and splendid appetizer; IL strengthens
the stomach and reeore- ts digestive organs their
healthy STATE Weak, nervous and dyspsptie persors
should use WARsEss DrspErsIs Toxic. Fer ss.s
by all druggists Price On. Dollar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30

Are perfectly Harmless
Act like a charm, In every CAGE.
AND NEVER FAIL.
To Immediately relieve q nd permanent.
" cure suppressed or dim cult menstrua-
ton. remove distractions. sc.
One lady writes, she " ould be willing
10 pay e5 box for tn EN- rather than be
without them.
N.B-.I 90 longer use the small Red
and YeiloU Boxes on account of their
being counterfeited. The genuine no,U
s put up 10 Large White Bores, con-
tanning double quantity of Pills, and
upon each and every box you will find
the United States Revenue Stamp printed
from my priva die, and " upon which "
You viii find the words Duponco's
Golden Periodical Pile In ichise
letters. As you value your health, and
perhaps your lives, "touch nothing"
called Duponco's Golden Pills, with
out the above described stamp.
As usual, each box is signed
s. D. HOWE, Proprietor,
New York.
Plymouth Post Once, can have the rills sent
cOnhdsntisly) By mall, 20 any part Of the country
free Of postage.
Price 81 per Box Six Boxes IS.
Sold In Plymouth by c. s. s. TODD,
Sole Agent for Plymouth; also by b. l..
GOODWIN & Soy, Warsaw, Ind: and A.
p. IRELAND, Laporte, Ind. June 90 em.
NOTICE TO NON-RESiDENTS.
MARsnaLL cousTY court Ans s.rn o'l lsao
Howard Barpsby and Isasae d. Arnold. against
Simeon SHARP. Joel Sharp. Milton Davis and joel 9
Bondsan
Complaint for Failing on Contract
and Damages therefor.
The plaintiff in the sbove entitled cause, BY
their attorneys, has nled In my efsce their COM
plant and attachment against the defendants and
II appearing by the sfhdavit Of competent person
the defndapts, Simeon Sharp, Joel Sharp. Milton
Davis and 1ssl g. Bondssll Of the
state Of indiana they are hereby notified OF the
Ming aud pentoncy OF said complaint and attach
rent against them and unless they appear and
sasw or tHrto Mt the calling Of said cause on the
hrst day OF ssd term OF said court to be begun and
held ut the Court Houss, In the town of Plymouth
In the county OF Marshall, state of Indiana. ON
the nrst Monday OF August, 1870, aid complaint
ana attachment and the things therercn alisgeed
wiz DC heard and determined In their absence.
JOHN G. CUsHMAE, CIerk.
Per o. p. Klinger Dep'y.
J. o. 4 4. d. Parhs' plrs atty's. n3i-sv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough 8alsan lie healing
power il possesses in Immediately relieving. and
eventually curing, the meet obstinate cases Of
coul ms, Colds, Sore Throat, R-,achiris. IIBHess~
'Catarrh. Bo'rs Asthma ard Consumption -
almost ae-edibls. So prompt T. the relief a.
tain its e6-ts In all the Cases soeti@n
Of the throat and lungs that thousunds Of ycsns
are daily prescribing IL, and aud all cay that it
10 the most healing and expectorating medieiEs
known. Osc doss always affords relief aud in mo.I
cases one bottle effects curt Sold by Druggists in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. II lie your swa
fault IL YOU still cough and suffer, The B.lsss
will cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
Chicago, Ciasiassii and Louisville g.R

Takes EFFECT on Frissoy, 3rd 18Th. Tb. right
Reserved to vary therefrom as Circumstance,
may reouirs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-06-30
aJfw SArfrtissmfnts.
TGE HOWE.

The OLDEST and the latest improved sTxIK0
MACHINE in the world. Manufactured By THn
HOWE MACHINE co. Of bridgeport, Cean.,
adapted 70 EVERY VARIETY OF SEWING.
Uneqnailsd In bsssty. excellence, and durability.
IL 10 the most simple In construction and the cas-
lest to understand and operate OF any SEWN G
MACHINE ever yet placed In the m ,rkst. Some
NEW and valuable IMPROVEMENTS have recently
bses sddsd, winch renders our Nsw AND Ixraovr
MAeHiss superior to any We have made heretofore,
and all that could reasonably be desired. The
Howe Sewing Machine. bot family and nanufac
fui ing. use much smaller needle for the same siss
OF thread than any other using .he same siss or
number OF thread on the under or upper and under
side, an sew equally well with cotton, linen and
oil T. Our hmily machines are specially adapted to
AZ heusshold sswing-shirt makine, closk and vest
making. scanning. quilting, tncking, gathering
hemnins. Filling, binding and cording. The hem
NOR hr alder. and eordsr, are unequaiIsd. car g.
exa imitation Of the HOWE will we'll repay anyone,
whether they wish to purchase or not. Samples o {
work and circulars Of machines are furnished on
application at any of our agencies. We dssirs
responsible and energetic parties a. agents.
Threads. saks. kssdies, Ola, De- al ways On hand,
wholesale and retail ADDRESS all communication ~
THE HOWE MACHINE co.,
Branch Once, PERU, Ind,
1u nso-sm z. ID. OLIN, MANAGER
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
"FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. .

~ DIR. CLARK'S lNEIG0RTOR
gives strength to The aged and debilitated; it is
especially designed for young men who wasted
their vigor by eXcesses of every kind. AMI all
persons whose systems have become weak b. i'm
prudence, are completely restored by its use.
Price One Dollar.
w- DR.. CLARK'S PURIFIER cle,nses
the blood from all impurities; such as Ser'fuia:
Syphilis Mercurial rheumatism, Humo:s Of
every sort, Bad Breath. Offensive Perspir,tion
Foul Feet Catarrh, Discharges from the Ear,
Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Failing of the Hair u
GERS Boils, Pimples. Blotches. and all diseaes of
the skin. 1t is also beneficial in diseases q the
I- DIR. CLARk'S rANACEA relieves
Toothache, Stomacllache, Backache. Pains in
the Breast aud Limbs 1t is an invaluable feme-
dy in all Nervous Disorders. and nc family should
be without it. Price One Dollar.
~" DIR CLARK'S ELMER is a certain
cure for all weakness Of the Genito-Urinar! Or
gans. and discharges Of muco-purulcnt D1ture,
Leucorrhea, Gonorrhaa. SpermateLrhna, and
Seminal Weakness, are speedily cured by is USE
Price One Dollar.
~ DR.. CLARK'S REGULATOR for
iamales only is guaranteed to correct all special
irregularities aud difficulties Of Single ladies'
Married Ladies are cautioned not to use it when
in certain condition, as its effects Won!d be TWO
powerful. Price One Dollar.
All these celebrated remedies are prepared from
Fluid Extracts under Dr. Clark's Immediate su-
pervision and are warranted fresh and pure. All
afflicted persons should send carefully written
statement Of their ailments to DR.. Clark. and the
proper remedy will be sent promptly to their ad-
dress Dr. Clark can be consulted personally at
his Office. and will furnish all the necessary ac-
commodations to patients who place themselves
under his calc. All letter address
DIR. }. CLARK.
Eo 4
New York City trear Broadway.)
Apr. G, 14-1y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

ysaa- Inion1siIe Times, approves Of a
c,an made bv a core Spondent for town
Slid meetings cn May Il, to elect dele
rates 10 a county ue citing to be held on
Nav So, which county meeting shall
eiscs.s:sh. delegates double the nurIoer
offs REPRESENTATIVES la both brar.ches Of
cae General Assembly, TO the June
Gs~cntion. The people are bidden to
Ssware of platforms ar.l resolutions, and
ts let it be understood that it is meet,
9ag ''of ali persons, white and black, Re.
publican and Democrat, who favor an
-'honest administrator Of the State
t.Government by honest men
The Laurensville Herald is not san,
guine Of success. SSut "lavors the pro,
posed "CCnvention on the 18th June
next, and hopes that every county will
"be represented" 1t suggests, there
fore, that public meeting be held at
Laurens Courthouse, ''0n sa!eS-day III
'Junc, to comprehend all those in faye:
'sof reform in the State Government 10
"secure delegates to the Staie Convc"-
"tion."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
NICKERSON HOUSE
COLI HBlA,
S0t'"u CAROLINA.

This pleasantly located HOTEL, unsur
passed br any House in the South for COM
fort and healthy locality, is open 10 TRAY
c!lcrs and Others seeking BOARD for the
Summer. Families can be accommodated
with nice, airy rooms, on reasonable terms,
"a call is solicited"
Nv Omnibus will be found at the differ
eut depots-paSScnger carried to and from
the Hotel free Of charge.
Nav 70 20 If WV. 4. WRIGHT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

ARREST OF 4 CoUNTEHrElTER. R.-Consta-
HE Hubbard, yesterday, arrested Mr..
W. W. Sampson, employed as clerk in
Treasurer Parker's Office, charged with
having countcrfcited coupons Of the
funding bonds of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road. Constable Hubbard succeeded in
securing the stereotype plates and the
entire batch Of bonGs-none having been
disposed Of. An acco;np!cc, namc,;
Metcalf. has also been arrested III Au.
burn, New York. k.-PE9nix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
WILLIAM GLAZE,
LATE GLAZE & RAeCLIFFEsf
GOl0llDlAa S. g.,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
of Columbia and the country generally that
he has resumed bis old business, that Of
WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRI, where a
full stock of all goods kept in frSt-class
establishment eau be found. He will use
his best endcavorS to give satisfaction TO al.
lie hopes to receive share Of patronage.
lie will keep first class workmen, and all
work entrusted 70 him vii, be warranted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
Attend to i9aS ChiEdren'S Teeth

We arc 50 of;cn called on to extract the
first Mola:S or Jaw Teeth for children, aai
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
We think it advisable 10 call the attention Of
parcats 10 the suI:j"ct; 50 t!at the back teeth
Irn'.7 Gt Flied and the front teeth noticed
whilst children are cutting thcir second set,
50 as to prevent their coming irregular.
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from
tie upper jaw, and ten from tic lower jaw,
,ud the MolarS, or jaw teeth, which they
tut BACK Of these belong to their adult or
grown sci. Many persons say they were
Tot aware Of tlli~ fact. Nos notice and act
accordingly. Charges very mo'lerate.
Terms Cash. Il. S. WNALEY,
Mar. ;, g-tf Surgeon DENTIST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

The Horny News manfully demands
that Governor Scott order an election for
congressman to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Whi,tcmorc. 1t
says: 1t is the duty Of Governor Scott
''to see that all the citizens Of the State
lover which he governs have their rights
''as guaranteed to them through the
"Consti,ution of the United States. As
free citizens, the people do not inYlorr
"or beg, but demand. We ask ti:at VIC
"be represented in Congress