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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
The Victory of the sappho.
EsparterO and the Spanish Crown.
Gariba1di and Italy.
The Portugal Coup d'Etat.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Proposed Navy Increase.
Theatre Burned in Chicago.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Proposed Navy Increase.
Theatre Burned in Chicago.
FROM EUROPE.

ship News.
LONDONDERRY May 20.-The steamer Ottawa,
from Quebec for Liverpool, was sgnalled to-day.
The Yacht Race.
LONDON, May 20-The Standard has an editorial
article to-day inspired by the recent yacht race and
rowing races. The writer admits the Sapphos VIC
tory, and hopes it will be the last heard of interna-
tional Matches which do nothing but foster mis-
chievous jealousies
Elected to the French Academy.
PARIS, May 2O.-Prosper Dunergiere and De Har-
ranne personal friends OF M. Thiers Xavier Mar
mier, have been elected members of the French
Academy.
The Spanish Crisis
MADRID, May 20-Another deputation waited on
Espartero yesterday hoping to prevail upon him to
accept the throne 1t is reported that he persisted
in his refusal
Garibaldi mt Caprera:
FLORENCE, May 20.-Three Italian frigates are
cruising around the island of Caprera to prevent the
escape Of General Garibaldi to Naples. The Govern
ment has taken this action because it is known the
Of Garibaldi with the insurgents in Southern
Italy.
The Portuguese Insurrection.
LONDON, May 20.-The following details Of the in
surrection in Portugal are published to-day:-Gene-
raj Saldanba having taken the Castle of st. George
after a sharp fight, wherein seven were killed and
thirty wounded, entered the palace and immed edately
resigned his command into the Kings hands, who
authorized to form new Ministry. This doup detat
was participated in or sympathized with by the
people of Lisbon, Oporto, and other cities.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, May 2o.-The Bourse opened quiet. Rentes,
FRANKroRT, May 2o.-United States bonds opened
HAvRE, May 20.-Cotton opened firm at 1901. on
the spot and I29f. afioat.
ANTWERP, May 2O.-Petroleum opened quiet.
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Naval Master Appointed,
Special Despatch to The Epeai,lg telegraph
WASHINGTON, May 20. Thorn~s rrculonv,
Brooklyn n. Y, has been appointed an acting
Decoration of Graves.
Great preparations are being made here for the
decoration Of the soldiers graves on the 30th inst
every facility for carrying out the plans laid down
by the Grand Army Of the Republic. The Marine
hearsal at Lincoln Hall on the evening Of the 26th
preparatory for the occasion.
Naval DataTho 1f arSRSss9 SSss9. Increased Number
In communication from Secretary Robson to
the chairman Of the Naval Committee of the House
wants OF the naval officers in the service, is the
following data of the Navy.
mirals 10; Commodores, rs; Captains, so; Com
manders, 80; Lieutenant-C Commanders, $50; Lieu
u.s. S Esg e.
geons, 9s; Paymasters, so; Passed Assistant-Pa
masters, 20; Assistant -Paymasters 22; Chief En-
Assistant Engineers, 63.
vessels-The number Of vessels OF each rate that
are in commission is as f0lows:-First rates, 2;
second rates, 81 third rates, 49, fourth rates, IS;
receiving ships tugs etc, and for quarters 70. The
numDer OF vessels OF eacn rae not IN is
as foows:-First rate, q; second rate, 2I; third
rate Is; fourth rate, 81.
Number-The whole number OF non-commissioned
petty officers and seamen, as compiled from latest
returns Is 6274.
II is estimated that the current duties of the naval
duties imposed by law, or required for the proper
administration OF the service and making allowance
for the sick lists and furloughed and the require
ment OF the regular relief rendered necessary by
the nature OF the naval service can be carried on
properly and effectively after the several grades OF
ofcers on the retired list reduced and fixed at
the following number viz. =
Lieutenant. Commanders, so; lieutenants $50;
masters 100; ensigns 100; surgeons, IS; passed as
sstant surgeons, 40; assistant surgeons, 45; pay
masters SO passed assistant paymasters rs; asss-
tant paymaster, 25; chief engineers, 6S; first asss
tant engineers so second assistant engineers, 7o.
This scale makes an increase in the number OF lieu
tenants corresponding TO the decrease in the Aum-
ber OF lieutenant commanders, and small increase
in the number Of chief and second assistant engi-
neers, but it reduces the whole number OF officers
allowed by law 270, and makes decrease In the
pay Of over $3.50, ,0Oo
Army Orders.
leutenant-C Colonel d. Woodruff, unassigned, is
ordered home, to await orders.
Captain Alexander Mower. unassigned, ordered to
report TO the commander OF the Department OF
Missouri.
General sheridan
telegraphs that he has again gone to Montana TO
watch the movements OF the Sioux, who are becom-
ing very troublesome and have TO be treated with
strict military discipline.
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GENERALITIES.
Mt Crazy over eight Hundred Dollars.

Went Crazy Over eight Hundred Dollars.
Mrs. Ellen McCarty has for number of years
past been employed in the family of we'll
known resident of Matteawan, N. Y, and
through her industry and economy amassed the
sum Of $500. For several months past she has
been considerably exercised in mind respecting
the possession aud keeping of this money, and
the symptoms have within few weeks de-
veloped into decided insanity. About three
weeks ago she was discharged from her place,
the family fearing to have her about the house.
Since that time she has been stopping at various
houses in Matteawan, her condition growing
worse all the time, until the authorities OF the
village took the matter in hand, and, under an
order from the county Judge, she has Just oeeh
forwarded to the Lunatic Asylum at Utlea'
Wanton Destructiveness.
Whatever may be the special demon ol ue
structiveness that holds possession VI syuio Ii
wretch near Benton Harbor Mich, ms son mallce a,
is vet unappeased, and the girdling OF ooO irult
trees, for the fifth time on the properly hoW
owned by Mr.. Hunter, is reported. ne ioriner
owner, Mr.. Green, is not aware thas ne mas an
enemy. and the new purchaser mas mas not YET
arrived ON the premises. A skllful application
of graftinG way il is hoped, will save the
0ird7ed trees as il has before. Another such
Sxretch is Similarly prompted in Kokomo, Ind,
and Peter UersIeb offers reward of $500 for
the arrest of some person who, on the night OF
the I0th inst cut down Is OF his finest fruit
trees and 20 grape-Vines. Demonologists may
fnS support for their theories in such mex
plicable outrages'
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CO d R Il y y.
FORTy-FIRsT rERhI-sEoOND SESSION.
SRnaIS,


wAsHISGToN, May 2o.-Mr Anthony, in reply to the
memorial presented yesterday by Mr. Pomeroy complain
Ing OF discrimination in the laws of Rhode Island against
the naturalization of citizens said there was nothing IN
the Constitution of that State contrary to the Consu
tion of the United States laws made in pursuance
thereof When bill the subject of which the Senator
had given notice introduced there would be no din
Guilty n maintaining the law abiding character of that
state and the right Of the people OF Rhode Isandto regu
Mr Fenton presented the petition of the stockholders
of several companies formed to establish communicA
tion between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans asking
Congress to authorize an examination and survey by
the United States officers of the Noa aqua route
Also, petition for the recognition of the begerent
rights TO the Cubans now struggling for freedom.
Mr. Howard moved to make the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill special order . M. -,
MT Sherman objected TO all special orders until the bill
TO reduce taxation disposed OF. 81, ~,
Mr. Howard finally withdrew hs notion and Dotn oiiis
were placed on the calendar.
The House resolution for final adjournment on Jeg
coming up, motion TO it over was lost-yeas' ~"
nays 3z
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on NAVAL Analrs re-
ported bill for the relief Of the ocers ana ere" OF tne
ship Nightingale Passed. 49,. ... . h;u
Mr. Archer from the committee reported pin
for the relief OF Ohef Engineer Sewen and William a.
shech Of the navy Passed
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BLACK DIAMONDS.
s aSs oiersS

The Washington Star of last evening says:-
The marriage of Mark r. DE Mortie, of Rich
mond, Va, to Miss Cordelia Downing, daughter
of George T. Downing the wel-known Capitol
restaurateur, which has been much discussed
among the representative colored people here
for some weeks past, took place last evening at
the residence of Mr.. Downing, corner of B street
north and First street east, and was voted a
brilliant affair.
The guests numbered about one hundred,
among whom were Senators Revels and Harris,
Frederick Douglass, wife, and daughter; Jacob
Dorsey and j. G. Bowers, OF Philadelphia; Pro-
fessor Vashon, and others.
The display of rich and costly dresses and
iewelry was equal to the display at the most
fashionable receptions in this city. The bridal
presents were arranged in the front parlor.
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LEGAL IMTHILToHMcn,
The Koecker Divorce Ca,e.

Court of Common Pleds-Judge Petrce.
In referring to the case OF Koecker vs. Koecker,
we mentioned the undue personal feeling thrown
into 1t by one OF the attorneys employed by the wife
during the preliminary proceedings before the exa-
miner who was hearing the suit for alimony. These
remarks, however, Iwere not intended to reflect
upon Theodore Cuyler, Esq, who argued the case
before the court for this gentleman only came into
the case when 1t was put down for trial, and was
notrespoHsibe for the reprehensibe conduct spoken
OF in our article.
Levi Wilmer Acquitted.
Court of Oyer and 1erntiner-Judges Allison and
Peirce.
The trial Of Levi Wilmer, colored, for the murder
OF his wife the 9th of March, resulted in verdict
of not guilty.
The NRg1e Homicide.
The case Of the Commonwealth vs.. George Black
colored, charged with the murder Of John F. Nagle,
in Letitia street, Market, in March last, was
called for trial this morning. Owing to defect in
the old Indictment new bill had to be sent to the
Grand Jury and presented by them, which con-
sumed large portion of this mornings session. At
the close of our report jury was being called.
George Bidde and J. T. Pratt, Esqs, appear for the
prisoner.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations

LONDON, May 20-Noon-C opened at
942s for money and 49s@941d for account American
securities quiet Fve-twenes of 1852 s91S; of 1865
old, ssh; of 1867, 9oA 1O4os Sc. Stocks quiet and
steady. Erie, 1sA Illinois Central, 112; Atlantic
and Great Western, 2SH. -. .s.
LIVERPOOL, May 2O-Noon.-C Cotton firm; Md
ding uplands, 1ON@11d. middling Orleans, 111ld.
The sales Of the day are estimated at 11,o0o
bales. The sales Of the week foot up 900 bales,
including 5000 for export and 6ooOfor speculation.
The stock In port is $4,000 bales, OF which
3SS 600 are American. The receipts OF the week
have been $4,000 bales, including $4,000 bales
Red western wheat is quoted at IS. 1d.9ss. I'd.
Red winter wheat, Ss. 10d. Flour heavy. Pork,
lO4s. Beef buDyant at ll6s.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, May 2o-2 p. M.-Consols for money
94A for account 94l4@s41S. American securities
quiet. Stocks easier.
LIVERPOOL May 20-2 P. M.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet but
firm.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-2'30 P. M.-Stock of Cotton
afoat, 81, 900 bales, including 1921 900 American
California Wheat, 9s. 7d.@9s. 3d.; red Western
ss,@ss. ID. red winter, S. 9d@Ss. 10d. Receipts
OF Wheat for three days, 275oo quarters, including
$4,000 Of American Corn, 29s. Sd. Pork dull at
f10 3s.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship W. Il. Moody, Hilton, hence, at Antwerp 10th
Brig Prairie Rose, Grimm, hence, at Cenfuegos
10th inst.
day. -, c., c., ,
York yesterday for Mobile.
Schf ]. S. * L. @. Adams, Adams, remained at
Cadiz 8Oth ut., dscharging.
Schr Sarah Bruen, from Wilmington, N. c., for
Philadelphia, went 10 sea over New Inlet bar on
Tuesday morning She was t0wed down in three
hours from the City 60 the bar which IL said 70 De
about the quickest on record.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Lime Rock Bank Robbery.

BELFAST, Me-, May 20.-An armed guard, ordered
by Governor Chamberlain, with the concurrence OF
the bank officers, is now on guard at the jail In this
city, to prevent the escape Of the parties connected
with the Lime Rock Bank robbery. This relieves
Sheriff Calderwood from responsibility for their
custody.
Kiduapper Sentenced.
BOSTON, May 20.-Elizabeth Chase has been SEN
fenced to six years In the House of Correction for
kidnapping Nellie Burns, and Thomas Gramlich,
convicted OF mansaughter in killing Philip Hough-
ton, was sentenced to three years in the State
Prison.
The BriEhton-Bostou Bill.
The bill annexing Brighton to Boston passed TO
second reading in the Senate by one majority.
Death of Clergyman.
BANGOR, Me-, May 20.-Rev. John Hubbard, a
Baptist Minister OF this city, died suddenly to-day OF
heart disease.
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A wUMAN ON FIRE.
Lunatic's Attempt to Burn Her Own Chill
dren-A Hideeus Spectacle An Awful


Yesterday morning tire neghborhood OF Crosby
and East Houston streets, New York, was stirred by
the appearance of a woman at the window on the
third foor, who was clothed In flames, and who
shrieked in wild and fearful tones. In torturing
agony she rushed back and forth, kindling the
flames to greater violence. She jumped up and
down, madly tearing her flesh. Every cry she
uttered was stned by the fire that rushed down her
throat.
The neighboring tenants at length burst the door,
and by throwing buckets OF water ON the burning
woman, extinguished the flames. 1t was then
aseertained that the woman was Mrs. Gosng. She
had torn OF bits Of flesh from her arms and plucked
pieces from her face The skin rolled In folds from
the bones, and sloughed off the lightest pressure
Her dress was utterly destroyed and the body pre-
sented the appearance OF tanned leather. The spec
ia Gle was horrible.
Dr. Donor having been called in, pronounced her
injuries mortal, and she was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital The poor unatic had attempted to set fire to
The clothing OF one OF her little children before
dertaking her own shocking destruction.
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BaIt,mor. Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, May 20.-Cotton quiet and scarce at
22xc. Flour dull and weak and prices slightly
favor buyers. Wheat dull and lower; Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA, 81 3o@1 s5 Western, s121@1'26. Corn
dull and lower; white, S116@11s; yellow, $40.
Oats steady at CSC, Rye, s1'05@11O. Mess Pork
firm at $780, Bacon active rib sides, 17@17Ac.; clear
do, 17Hc.; shoulders, 14@14Ac.; hams, 21@22c.
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THE ONEIDA.
Info xicaI ed OllclnIIy Contrndicted.

Intoxicated OmcinIiy ConIradicted.
SCHENECTADY, May IL, 1sT0-To the Editor Of the
~ Y. Herald:-Allow me TO publish the following In
justice to the officers and men OF the late United
turn to the United States, that well-known New
York daily has published an article in which 1t was
stated that my comrades on board OF the Oneida
ndulging freely In liquors and wines at dinner
on the night OF January a. the period OF the colli
sion with the steamer Bombay The plain truth Is
this Our dinner had just commenced, and not an
oficer or man aboard was any way under the innu-
ence OF liquor. IL seems strange that portion OF
ton In writing slanderous articles on that unf0r-
tunate anfair In justice to the good name or the
base libel openly and unequivocally.
ISAAC j. YATES,
Late Master United States steamer Oneida.
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new York Money and stock Markets.

NEW YORE, May 20.-StOcks steady. Money,
4@6 per cent. Gold, has. I6-2Os, 1862. coupon,
liz; do. 1864, do, 1i11l; do. 1855 do, l1la1; do
do. new ia; do. 1851 i14A; 10. 1858. ia. l0-4os
Cumberland preferred, a; Consolidated New York
Central and Hudson River, 10lA; Erie, 2a Read
1897 Michigan Southern 96x; Illinois Central 14O;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10T; Chicago and Rock
Island, 100; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, s4H; West
ern Union Telegraph, s2N.
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already enumerated, were totally destroyed in
an hours time. The heat was of terrible in
tensity and the flames lit up the surrounding
country for miles with all the brilliancy of day.
Nothing about the depot was saved except the
two safes containing the books and money,
which we're saved in good condition.
In addition to this there are a large number of
losses of private parties not ascertained so that
the total will not vary greatly from $3.50, 900.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. {
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA, M,,.....ssI II A. M.......75 2P. M.....s
CLEARED THIS MORNING

Schr Marion Gage, Heath Boston, Sinnickson & Co.
schr r. @. Warner, Dickinson, Providence, do.
Schr Thos. Ellis, Kelly, Dennlsport do.
Schr Minnie Kinnie, Parsons, New London, do.
Schr Palladium, Ryder, New Bedford, do.
Schr Planter Horton, Annisquan, do.
Schr II. b. McCauley, Cain, Boston, do.
Schr Aid, Smith, Fall River do.
Schr Naiad Queen, Chase, Fall River, do.
Schr s. Satterthweite, KINNEY, ProVldence, do.
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Glendinning, Davis d Co. report through their New
York house the following:-
Row York Produce rIarket.

NEW YORK, May 20. - Cotton dull; sales 900
bales middling upland at 2356c. State and Western
Flour a shade frmer; State, s4'60@560; Western,
S4609625; Southern steady. Wheat shade better;
Milwaukee, s125. Corn 1rmer; new mixed Western,
SlO5@112. Oats nrmer; Western, 65@67c. Beef
steady. Pork dull mess, s2940. Lard dull good
to prime steam rendered In barrels, 15A@16. Whisky
dull at RIOS
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"A Boston juryman signed petition ior the
nardon of a convict because he was airald the
man would kill him if he didn't.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Murine Ns,Os see inside Pages.
(Rn Telenrnnh

NEW YORK, May 20. - Arrived, steamship Bri-
tannia, from Glasgow.
Also arrived steamship North America, from Rio
Janeiro.
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from WASHINGTON.
Naval Master AppoInted.

Naval Master Appointed,
Special Despatch to The Eueaiilg Isleqraph
WASHINGTON, May 20. rucUuuc,
Brooklyn, N. Y, has been appointed an acting
master in the navy. =
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NARR d LADNER, Bankers, report this
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
ANOTHER GRAND OCEAN
CARRIE

A bill has recently been intro
duccd in both Honses Of Congress.
for the incorporation OF Pacific
Submarine Telegraph Company. 1t
proposes that Congress shall incor
porste company with q capital OF
$4,000, 900 in gold, tie entire
amount tc be subscribed and paid
within one year from the organiza-
ton Of The company underline act of
incorporation, which shall have
power to construct an oceanic cable
between California, Japan, and
China, either. direct, or by way OF
the Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Cyrus
w. Field is the protector of the
enterprise, and proposes ns a guar
antee of the good faith Of the com.
l.any, to deposit 800, 600 with the
Secretary of the Treasury, to be
returned on the completion of the
cable. The company are to COM
mence the manufacture OF the cable
within one year, and to have it CON-
paeted within five years. The ULited
States is to have priority over all
other nations in transmitting MESA
ges, and the right to transmit
annually, free of charge, messages
On Government business not ex-
ceeeing in tie aggregate, at the
regular rates 100000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
SAD CASUALTY.

TnIs mornings paper brings the
sad news of one OF the most fatal
accidents that has been our duty to
record for many months. 1t is the
giving away Of the upper floor of
the state capitol of Virginia, IN the
city of Richmond.
A large audience had assembled
TO Lear the decision i'm the contested
Maycrality case, when the floor of
rhe gallery gave way, precipitating
the crowd above upon those below
Killing some fifty eight, ard wound
ing something near one hundred
anG twenty others. Among the
killed, are some of the most dis
tinguisbej citizens Of the sold DOM
inion. Among whom are: P. H.
Aylett, distinguished lawyer, DIR.
j. b. Brock, reporter of the En-
esiEsr and Eraminer Samuel G..
Eaton, clerk to Mayor Cahoon !;
Capt. Wm A. Chartess, chief Of the
fire department; N. P. Howard, law
yer Ash. Levy. Richmond mer.
chant Charles Watson, of the Dan
vile railroad, and many others.
1t is supposed that twenty men,
hers of the State Legislafn re are
killed and wounded. Gre ,xcise-
meDt prevailed, and crowds peo-
pie surrounded the building as the
wounded and dead were removed.
Fer three hours the scene was full
Of horror Minute after minute
there. appeared swung out by q
rope, tied around tha middle, the
lody of some unfortunate man,
who, ffter being swung on the
shoulders of one Of the fire brigade,
mangled and dead, was brought
down the ladder into the public
park, where it was instantly sur
rounded by two or hree thousands
af those who gathered to recognize
the dead. The business houses
were oil closed and to-day will be
observed as a day Of general mourn
mo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
THE FREEDMEN.

The Report Of Rev. j. W. AL
yord, the Superintendent of Educa-
ton in the Freedmen's Bureau, to
General o. o. Howard, shows that
the freedmen have made decided
progress during the past year. The
desire for learning is shown in all
parts Of the South. The report
shows that during the year 1869, the
schools of All kinds increased from
1861 to 1905; the teachers from
7s4O TO s205, and scholars from
ISL, 196 10 210,072. The character
Of the schools, and the quality Of
OF the instruction have dec idedly
improved, and there Is more thor
oughness in the teaching.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
PLANTATION BITTEns
Q II O0GX

This wonderful vegetable ro-
storative is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble debiIitatcd. s a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stomacIlics. as a RENE
dy for the nervous weakness
to which woman are especially
subject, it is supcrseding every
other stimulant. I'm all climates
tropical, temperate or frigid, it
acts as a specific in every
species OF dicorder which I'M
dernines the bodily strength
and breaks down tho animal
spirits. For sale by all drug
gists. .a,s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28

TwuTT-FoUR niIliens Of coin, for
the May interest on the public debt,
was paid out OF the United States
Treasury Last Monday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD

For twenty-five cents you
can buy of your druggist or gro
Ger a package of Sea Moss Fa-
rine, manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Carrageen,
which will make sixteen quarts
of Blanc Mango, and a like
quantity of Puddings, Custards
Creams, Charlotte Rursse, &C.,
&c, Ii is by far the cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious
food in the world.
Rand Sea FLOSS Farine CO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28
ATTENTION. CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

There viii be meeting OF the Repub-
hcan Central Committee at Johnsou's
law Office, on saturday next. April soth.
at o'clock. ESPECIAL business.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.