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Massacre of Jews.

A Constantinople dispatch of june lst,
says that fearful war of religious intoler-
ance had broken out in the Province OF
Roumelia, metropolitan province OF the
Turkish Empire, in the South of Europe.
On Sunday, May 29th, all the houses OF the
Jews were invaded by the native "Chrls-
tians," and all the Jewish occupants who
were unable to escape massacred In cold
blood. The Washington Chronicle, in re-
ferring to this wholesale murder, says:
''Such massacre, surprising the horrors
of St Bartholomew, is blot on the age
and disgrace on modern civilization. That
| il should have been perpetrated by people
| calling themselves Christians is as humilia'
ting as it is amazing. Civilized nations
should lift up a loud and indignant protest
against thi. beastly outrage upon humanl-
/ ty.
| Our own Government, we are glad to say,
| has not been slow to manifest in unmIstaka-
| BILE terms its adherence of these outrages.
S. Wolf, Esq, having yesterday, Thursday
received kilograms from New York, LOUIS
vile, and Chicago, asking his assistance to
prevent the continuance of the outrages IL
Roumeia, called upon the Secretary ol
State, who ordered at once the appointment
of Adolphe Buchuer, Esq, as Consul Gen
eral at Bucharest, Roumelia. Mr.. Buch
ner is an Israelite. and his appointment Is
as positive action as the Executive Depart
ment of the Government could take to ex
press its adherence of the massacre.
The subject of this persecution and mas
sacre has already been introduced into bott
! Houses of Congress. This prompt action
! on the part of the American Congress vii
have a powerful effect on the whole civilized
world in condemning this horrible butchery
of defenceless and inoffensive people.
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The Chicago Post says if O Neil had been
smart, he'd have been out of Burlington jail
before now, on plea of temporary insanity.
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GEORGE C. KIRK, Justice of the Peace, Sur
NJ veyor and Conyeyancer, Luthersburg, Pa.
All business entrusted him will be promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing TO employ Survey
will do well to give him a cali as he fatters
himself that he can render satisfaction Deeds
of conveyance, articles of agreement and all legal
papers promptly and neatly executed jes10-yp
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE..Let-.
4 \ ters of Administration on the estate OF
Richard Ashcraft late of Burnside township,
deceased having been granted to the undersign-
ed, notice is hereby given that all persons in
debted to said estate required to lake I'M
mediate payne mt and tn ose having claims against
the same will present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement to ALEX. McILWAINE,
June l, lS70-6t Administrator.
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A diversified agriculture results from a
diversified industry,
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aew Adrertisements.

Advertisements setny fnfargstyps, 0Hf 81 pam
styis, rvtH Be charged douLls usual rates. N0tmts
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PAY YOUR TAXES!

In ,ccordance with an act Of the General As
sembIy of this Commonwealth, approved the I'D
day of March, A d. 1870, relating to the COLES
tion of taxes in the county of Clearfcld," Notice
is therefore hereby given to tho Taxpayers re
siding in tn districts below ed tn at thu
ty Treasurer in accordance with the I'd section Of
said act, will attend at the place of holding the
Borough and Township elections, on the follow
ing named days for the purpose of receiving ths
county. bounty, State taxes and militia lines, as
sessed for 1870:
For Bradford, on Saturday, June lith.
For Woodward. Tuesday, June 2lst
For Cue lich on Wednesday, June I'D.
For Beccaria, on Thursday, June 23d.
For Jordan, Friday, June 24ih.
For Knox, Saturday, June 25th-
For Bell on Tuesday. June 2Sth.
For burnside, Wednesday, June Goth.
For New Washington, on Thursday, June .30th.
For Chest. on Friday, July LIST.
For Ferguson, on Saturday, July I'd.
Citizens of Penn and Ferguson who find it more
convenient to meet the Treasurer at Lumber City
than their election houses can avail them selves
OF that privilege. Parties can also pay their taxes
ct tho Trsa.urers office at any time from this fer
ward.
Upon all taxes paid the days designate
there will be reduction of Fire per Cent. TIE
balance Of tne districts will be announced in lse
time. LEVER illegal,
April 13. Treasurer
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DAMNED FRUIT.-C2nned PIums, Peaches
~ and canned ecrn, etc for sale at the Hrug
Store of 4 1. SHAW
March 10, 1889
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WooL-Highest market price rill be given
for wool, opposite the Jail. C hRAIZEE-
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oTICE.-All persons indebted to the sueseIl
out DELAY. r MoSSoP
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.-T9bs Brooms. Churn:'
Wash Rubberx, Butter Bowls, Coffee Mills. Baih
Brick, Hall and Paper and Muslin Blinds, Clothes
Baskets, Tea Trays Opposite the jail;
c. ERATZER.
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DRUNES-aquantityo on hand and for ssis s.s a.
i May az. GRAHAhs.
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CwAIM'S PANACEA, Kennedy's Medical pi.
- coyery, Hembold's Buchu, Bakes Cod LiTss
Oil, Jayne's and Ayers Medicines, for saie By
Jan.l0 HARTSWICK 4 IRWIN
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WAGONS FOR SALE.-The under
w signed has for sale several new wagons
of the best and most substantial make, which will
be sold low for cash. Shop on Sd strest, near
Market. Clearfeld, Pa.
May IS, IS70-3t. GEO. ID. LANICH.
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NEW LAMPS.-Perkins House : Non-kEPio,
IN sTe Lamp-a new article-just recelred sHu
for sale by HARRYF BIGLER co
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nice. at 81 so at MOSS0P'S.
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GRUCERIES.-0ld Goverement Java and
choice Rio Cofees, Young Hyson Imperial Black
and Japan Teas Sugar, Syrup, Rice, Csvendish,
Navy Spunroll, aud Cut Tobaccos, and Snuff, at
reduced prices. Opposite the Jail.
c. KRATZER.
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cine Plaster. Lead, Varnishes. Locks, Hinges, &c
at reduced prices. Opposite the Jail
c. RRATZER
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~RoUND AND UNGRoUNp SPICES, Cir'a
(J English Currants Essence Coffee, and WEE
gar OF the best quality, for sale By
JanIo HARTSwICK 1RWlN.
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I.VIow SHALL WE PAINT OUR HOUSES r'
By J.w MAsuRr, CT. ,.220 p, 81 so. Free
by mail on receipt of price. MAsURY WHITos,
New York Ap. .l3- Sm.
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TRem embsr the place: Two doors east of
the Postofice, ClearfeId, Pa. May Is, 10.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

A CHEAP way to get married with
great expectations" IS to have othei
people furnish wedding suit, and ther
swIDdle the minister, as much as possible
out of the usual fee in, such cases. So
did the model editor down street, (gener-
ally known as the street loafer, ed
Van. ) according to current report. II
he persist in his snivel" at US, we shall
show the public the pit from whence the
"cuss was dug, and some of the antece-
dents and present qualities of the "swee'
pink of perfection. He better have
stuck to his profession when he ''ieined
the Oh urch."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
ANorHER HISS

= Tux squib in the last Democrat, called
"A Model Divine was remarkably
Characteristic of. the brain,ess writer
With another "diink or two" he might
have got of much more "claptrap" OF
the same sort. The halfway charges
made are go silly, and the familiarity so
disgusting, that no gentleman would stoop
to reply The burden of complaint seems
to be that the Rev. Mr.. Lusk refused to
follow the lead of A. l.. Wheeler & Co.
in the Sue B~avercase. This is precisely
what the pnblic understand to be the
matter with the pretty son-in-law,
concerning whom il is currently reported
that somebody else had TO furnish him
the necessary means to obtain decent
wedding suit. Consequently. as that
article contains the sum and substance Of
all the ssweet" young man can say in
defense of his sudden Change OF mind,'
ard his imrotent rage. we shall drop the
subject. The Rev. Mr.. Lusk probably
cares nothing about the matter, and oc
cupying the high and honorable position
he now does. he can afford to treat the
q Kissing" of the loafsr Vanvalkenbure
with silent sontempt, s - 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
CropProsoects.


I A careful review OF the state pa
lpers show that more than an average
breadth of wheat has been sown
this, season, and that thus far the
prospects are most excellent for hea,
Ivy yield. In large and small fruits.
despite the fear of the late frosts,
there seems to be no possibility OF
failure. In brief, so far rs Indiana
is concerned, our gardens and 6 fields
are fairly blooming with the richest
promises for the harvest home.
Peace and plenty ill the land. The
farmers Of Whitley county report
that the prospects for a good wheat
crop are not as encouraging now as
they were few weeks ago. The
heavy freeze there on Easter morn
inc seems to have left itsf imprint
tolerably plain. The prospects for a
large yield Of wheat in Decatur
county were never more fattering,
and there will be ut least third Of
q crop of peaches. Other fruits
promise to be abundant. From
Wabash, Warren, Pike, Bartholom-
ew. Floyd, Sullivan, and in fact nearly
every county in the state, reports
are highly encouraging for beautiful
crops. While there is still some
croaking, we infer from the general
tone Of the papers that the prospects
for fully an average yield of wheat
throughout the state were never
better. Some solicitude is still felt
about the fruit, but it is quite likely
that the season is too far advanced
for fruit to be much affected by any
freak of weather; the probability is
there will be enough Of that for all
ordinary use. An old farmer of
Shelby township, Tipfecanoe county
informs the Lafayette Journoi that
the yield of every DESCRIPTION of
frnit and gram promises to he more
abundant than in any previous year.
The sane paner of the It'll says;
- The pro- poets for good crops in
most parts OF Dearborn county are
all that could be desired. The Lo-
gansport Pharos says that the farm
crs in that locally report wheat look
ing better, and there is now GER
tainty almost. that the yield will be
quite up to the average. In Wash
ington county the wheat crop looks
promising, also Throughout Jack !
son. where an abundant yield is
promised" The Porter County
Fidene says: Crops are looking
well in this county. A large bredth |
will be put in. The farmers AROUND
Jeffersonville are all very busy at
present. The PROJECTS for fruit and !
grain crops are unusually good. The |
corn crop is nearly planted. This Is
much earlier than usual for many |
years. The amount planted is un-
usually larger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

Man KILLED.-We have some OF the
horrible particulars of one OF the most
| cold blooded murders we have ever heard
of, which occurred Thursday afternoon in
South Bend, in the Billiard Room nnder
Goods Opera House. As near as we can
learn poung man by the uame of Chas.
Jibbits. runner for the Reading House
at Niles, was in this room and had been
watching GENE OF billiards for some
time, when another young man from La.
porte, named Orrin Stage entered. The
two met and a word or two passed, aud
Stage stabbed ibbiis in the lett breast,
just under the clavical bone, seveFing the
pulmonary artery, Tibbits cried out that
he was killed, staggered few steps and
fell dead. The murderer was at once
arrested, The whole of this scene trans
pired without even exciting the attention
of those who were playiog billiards at the
table near by. An old feud seems to have
existed between them, and Stage IL said
TO have exclaimed after the stumbling
I've got my revenge now, for here
(pointing to his cheeky is where he once
stabbed mel As nobody could he found,
up 10 going to press. who had heard the
words that passed between them, il sny,
we are unable TO give a more complete
report HishoacdEd Enterprise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Cheap for Cash.

Hyou want to buy goods cheap
for cash go to L. Logan's- They
are selling best prints at 10 cts. pei
yard. Good delaines at Is cts. pei
yard, and the best at 20 cts. per yard
Good yarrl wide bleached muslin fo1
10 cts rer yard. Have reduced the
price on goods generally. They are
keeping q full line of 5crockery and
glassware, which they sell cheap fol
ready pay. Remember the place,
Freese d Behren's old stand, one
door south of Hills Bakery.-n27-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

II. G. Thayer and wife have just re-
turned from a brief visit to Southern
Kansas and the Indian Territory. They
report the tide OF emil Saaon to Ksnsas,
as immense. Tie country aud elinste
are delightful; the crops are looking well,
though the season, II is said by "old
citizens" to be from two to three weeks
later than usual. They spent about one
week in Fort Scott, enjoying the hospi-
tally Of John L. and DIR. j. f. Wester-
welt and families, who are well pleased
with their new bans,: and would not
exchange IL for any 6ther-even In the
beautiful town of Plymouth Fort Scott
contains 5000 Inhabitants, and with its
manufacturing facilities, bids fair to
trebble the number in as many years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
II o. 81 8. ID. Parks,

A TTORNEYs- Couuselcrs at Law. Notarys fub-
a u,and Authorized War Claim Agents, Bour-
bon, Ind. Especial attention given to the
settlement &c Estates Convey Aacing, aud the Col
lection of Soldiers Claims fos Pensions, Bouaty,
Back Pay aud all other WayC laims [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

WIrH regard to the editorial matter and
management of this paper, we politely
but distinctly say to the DemOcrat-you
lie, sir You know you lac, sir.-and
you take The course you do to excuse
yourself for the advocacy of crime; and
to whip into the traces certain people
whom you think may be Influenced by
your falsehoods and blackguardism. IT.
in your self-conceit, you suppose thai
anybody is "hurt," we can assure you
that you sre the only one injured. Your
Influence is gone, and it is generally con-
sidered that you have made something
worse than dead jackass OF yourself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

AGENTS EANTED-e1o0 10 $500 per Mo.n-
esergy"en, School Teacher, Smart Tossa me. osd
Ladies TAINTED 10 caHrass for fhe Now Bcok
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
{" The Heated Term" Is coming

The Heated Term, is coming.
The summer months will very soon be fairly ush-
cred in with their sultry weather and long train Of
diseases IL Is the season when nature caa do lit
tie in recuierating exausted strength, and when
we are required to ortify Physique against the
,iangers arising from the universal prevaency Of
sickness. The only tr,s safeguard is that and
reliable tonic and fnvig,rstor. MIsHLER's HERB
BFfTERS, which is endorsed and recommended BY
the medical faculty and by unnumbered thousands
If persons in every city, tewn and village in the
country, who have tested its remedial virtues, and,
by its aid, preserved or recovered their health 1t
win purify the Blood and sccretions; cure every
form Of indigestion, aud afford immediete reiefin
cases of Dysentery Collie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
ami kindred diseases. Provide yourself against
a time of need Delays sasn dangerous.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Everybody uses Equine Remedies

FoR REyT.-A good Brick Store to lei
with upper story all furnished for dwell
ling, If req uired, and stock OF Goods
for sale, consisting of Fancy Dress Goods
Trimmings and Millinery, which viii be
sold at a bargain to eny person wishing
TO engage IN the Millinery and Dress Ma
king business For further Particular
enquire OF NJ. JAMES, Bourbon, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

II you wish Ia select from largest stool
of boots 6 shoes in Plymouth. 60 10 \
Hawley's-
II Won are searching for the chespcs
boots or shoes in Plymouth, go to A
Hswley's.
II you want the latest styles Of con-
gress gsifers, lace balls, or slippers, go &c
4. lIswley's
IN fact. for the greatest variety, cheap
est goods. latest SYKES. and first-ciass
boots 6 shoes. go to A. Hawley's boot s
shoe store No. 10, Michigan St, sign OF
the golden boot. na7-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

No feeling more pure or tender has ev-
er had birth among us than the feeling
that leads TO the observance of next Mon
day as a day for placing flowers on the
graves of the country's honored dead. 1t
is a custom that has risen into national
dav of beautiful homage TO the departed,
and we rejoice that extensive preparas
tons are making TO sweetly cherish the
memory Of the departed who died SO nobly
for our good, and our glory.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

EVERY Fifteenth Amendment in Elk
hart voted the Democratic ticket at the
late election, and the Democrats seem
exceedingly happy about it. If we had
any colored voters hereabouis, the
/" clique" would Ego fol" them like o
bum5le-bec for honeysnckle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

JUsr RECEIvED.-The largest stock
ever brought to Plymouth-at Haw-
ley's Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.
Consisting Of the best brands OF B.
a & Slaughter Sole. Best brand
of French calf and kip. Best brand
OF Morocco and kid A full line OF
domestic stock, kip, calf and upper,
lasts, pegs and findings generally
My stock is full AID complete, meet
ing ali the requirements of the trad c
and will he sold for cash at the low
est Fl Wayne and Chicago prices
as an examination Of the stock and
prices will abundantly prove The
patronage of the trade is respect
fully solicited. n27-tf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

PLArT MCDONALD thinks Dan Melon
aid will surely be elected county clerk
How very natural. How brotherly the
affection. How modest the expression Of
opinion. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
STRAYED.

SIS REWARD will be gwen for
any information that will lead to the
recovery of n dark bay Mare. seven years
old. about 10 hands high, a few white
hairs in the centre of her forehead, two
small white spots from saddle gall on
her withers, weil-nade, and works well.
She strayed from the premises Of the
subscriber. six miles west OF Plymouth.
Marshall Co., Ind, on or about the Bird
inst. Anybody having such information.
will please address nue. at Plymouth, or
to this Office, and they xill receive the
above reward. a
DANIEL MCCARTHY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

THEoconcern down street, thinks the
vote IN New York city, by which the
state has been carried for he Democrats,
a plain Indication of the 1awning of day
FOR that party. We admit that if such
kind of voting as was practiced by the
Democrats in New York city at the late
election, should become general, il would
be glorious day for the 'Demscrat
party"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

Tue Laporte Herald, says a railroad
meeting is talked Of at Bremen, for the
purpose of taking steps in regard to the
route proposed from South Bend by the
way OF Bremen and Warsaw We hope
Bremen viii not !" go back on Plymouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

TnE ADvANoE.-This excellent paper.
which Henry Ward Beecbcr says is now
standing fairly on the highest ground
yet reached by religious journals in
America" is offered to the public for one
dollar, from June until January next To
all who would be glad to try The Ap-
VANCE, an excellent opportunity is thus
offered. Address TIE ADVANCE Co.,
Chicago. rrr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

FAST TIMg.-The fast train on the
p. Fl. w. 6 c. Railroad, in charge OF
conductor Emmett Simons, on last Sstur-
day made the run from Fl Wayne to
Chicago, 149 miles, In three hours and
eleven minutes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

FROM the quality of the editorials in
the last Democrat the public are inclined
TO think the addition of one more "jack
ass to the editorial headship, will be
absolutely necessary to keep the "bray y
from dying out entirely
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

Rev. w. r. MWELs, formerly of this
place, but now OF South Bend, was lately
presented with splendid new suit of
clothes by his friends and breathren OF
South Bend Lodge 294.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

A nrosessjoual busin~ss entrusted to them Par-
cu,ar attention gen to real est 20 husiness tide.
sxamiued and eusessd conections made and
.",n,',,s reuitted Ofscc on Michigan Street a few
Poors north ar tho Parker House, plymouth, lad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

We published the sworn statements OF
witnesses in the Sue Beaver case, as OBJ
tanned from a correct copy OF the testi-
mony in the Indianidn. We also
published the indictments found by the
grand jury and the universal public
opinion at the time, in this place. The
charges Las week made by the Demo-
crdt, concerning this paper, we pro-
nounce false. Here the matter ends. so
far as we are concerned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

TIE "oficial organ" is very sensitive
o. the oew courthouse question. Well
IL NAV. -.----
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

The Ladies' organ society win meet
this week Thursday afternoon, at the resi-
dence of A. L. Alleman. And the follow
ing week at the residence, of M. II. Rice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
Read Geo. III. Dadd's certificate.

ALI those indebted TO John Paul &
C o., are requested to call at their cid
stand without delay, and settle either by
cash or note, as our books must be settled
immediately. ]. PAUb& Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26

The question of Lay Delegation in the
Methodist Church, has been decided in
the affirmative. ,t..-,..,.,......,-......
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-26
A. 81 A. B. apron.
Anasa johnson.

NroTAIY Public. attorney at law, and Wal
~ claim agent ofice-Balcony Block, flym
outh, Indiana. t'n"I