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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

FOR NEW YORK. Virginia 81 - I
II Steamship and Pac6et Comp any assszs t1szsi
eIeeanC steamship WM. Z. GLADE, Eap,. 4.
KER, will leave her wharf z. Rockets ~ ~
DAY, May 1a.h. a. P. NJ. Freight received W i
the hour Of sailing. -,-
to ali southern snd eastern ports.
Fare, al0; Storage, SS; roundtrip t!ckt.. 70"
until used. only SIS. -. j. RLkH. fits l.
mv Io-M l2ll Main street.
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CROCHEsY. GLASSWARE, &c.


-.-~~-~~~~~~~<--0o-".~""""-
ID EOPENED.
f. CURRANT
would respectfully inform his former patrons and
the public generally III tt ne has opened Temporal
rily at Virginia Hall, eth street, ana now offers
for sale well selected stock of HOUSE-FUR-
NISEING GOODS, consisting in part OF
REFRIGERATOkS, OF several styles;
WATER COOLERS,
WATEK-COOLER STANDS,
WIRE MEAT-SAFES of different patterns,
WIKE UiSH-COVERS, B1kU CAGES,
PEANISHED WAR;,
.COFFHE Pots III every var ety,
STAMPED IRON and TN WARE,
JApANNs.D TOILET SEfS,
JApASNED boxes. CANISTERS. &C., &C.;
PATENT and PLAIN ICE-CkEAh FEEkZ-
ERS,
WOODENWARE,
PATENT BROOMs,
BROOMs audBRUSHES Of all kinds,
LADIES' WOkk-sTANDS.
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OF FICE, TRAY
ELLING, and MARKET B BASKETS, 90.
Thankful for past farors, would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same my1-1m
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1871. SPRING 1871.
NOW ON SALE AT
DEVLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFIcH.
ALL THE LATE STYLES
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
FOE
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
The celebrated
AMERICAN YOKE SHIFT MADE TO ORDER
ALL THE NEW STYLE LINENS,
FANCY FRENCH CAMBRICs,
AND
CHEvIOT SHIRTNGs.
lap 18l
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REFRIGERATOR COOLERS, AND
II FREHZERS.-I have just received 3 full sup
Div OF the most improved FK1GERATORS,
ICE CHESTS, CO0LEks, and FkEbZERS.
Gall and see Them. JOHN ASHER,
nv 2 1916 Main street.
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Ty,O BUILDERS.-Bids for the erection
Of THREE BUILDINGS In Fairfield town
ship, Henrco county, for sch2ol-bouses, Will be
received by the Trustees Of Public schools foT
specificatlons will be shown BY Mr.. Fl. a. WATT,
tie clerk Of the Board. who win be at the county
Of the present euarlerly term of the court or by
addressing HIM, care Gruoos j. Williams, Rlch-
m0nd II. "A. WALI,
mya-At Clark Of Board of Trustees.
tho CONTRACTORS FOR STONE
/ MASuNRY.-Sealed proposals will be re-
cciyed at the office of tie Tredeg sr Company unit!
u NJ, MAY 18th, for the erection Of tie PIERS
and ABUIMEhTs Of railway bridge across
James river from the works Of said company 10
Bell Isle. .,.,.-.
such Information as will be necessary to bidders
will be in readiness by the 10th OF may.
all bids hnpiy TO E. 4. ID. MYERS,
Civil Engineer, Richmond, Va.
my s-dtlsthM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

1TFDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA:
M r1a ,,tattors or this institution will meet at
tue college on May l2.h at anG Medcai
applicants for this position VIII send heiI
mo1lials TO DR.. ]. II: WnMe, n Sisnsd'
an "a d&swTu&Ftd y. ID. MeOn w, -
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HARDWARE.
METALS, METALS.

METALS, METALS.
Swedes. Refined, and Country Bar Iron;
Band, uoVp, and Sheet Iron;
horseshoe and ii ule. shoe Iron:
oval, Half-ovaI, and Hulf-round Iron
Small Rounds and squares
MAYORS CAST, shear, and Uctagon steel;
American aud English Blistered Steel;
Russia and Imitation Russia sheet d iron
Tin Plate, Block FIN, Spelter, Lead;
Norway GsiI Rods; Horseshoe Nails;
BURDENS Horse and Mule Shoes.
For saie by JOHN n. GORDON'S SONS
NH az - Pearl Block.
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TOR BOSTON -CURKRlE 4 ::
II Cc.'SLINE.-The regular packet sch'r sTIL
Richard EULWINKLf', FRENCH. mas'-S7'-'
ter, having tie larger portion OF her caIg' e.
fretght. spply 10 CURRIE Co..
mT I9.ot corner Of 18th and Cary :u.
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MEETINGS..

RIcHMoSD AND PETER BURG RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF THE PREstoEhnc,,,
RICHMOND, VA, May ], 1871.
GENERAL MEETING of the ,, sto {;
a holders of tine KICnMOND AND PEIEfhiaJ
BURG RAILROAD C0MPA o11n "a nsfe corner Of
p pJ and 9Th streets in the city of kichlnoLo,
on the sTII DAY OF JUNE NEAf' a' Il . ''''A
III. poord nj Directors.
os oiu'i - Thus. II. WINNIE, Prest'
NJ. w. 1ARRls S rud Treasurer. my Std
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SHlppISE,

EOR BRUNSWICK, GA. AND Z.
E JACKSONVILLE, ELA.-Thc hRe IT.,
schooner FKANK W 4 * r, BgEw--s1S
STER muster. hiying large portl, "t "a"
engaged. will have quick dispatch for the a,f's
and Macoo, Ga, At low rates. For freight, spSH
10 CURTIS & PNkk.h.
my1c.3. eighteenth sl'c.
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49, warranted to be the finest.
CARPETS, 75c.; FANCY, CHECK, snd PLAIN
MATTING3 best quality OiLCLOThs.
mv5 DUCKWALL d ROUSS.
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CLOTH SNG.

CPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STREET.
I have this day received Per express my second
supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
for gents, youths, and boys wear consisting OF
from Sc. so up to 800 q suit. Fine BLACK, BLUE,
and BROWN DRESS FROCK COATS at low
prices.
CassI,pe res, Black Cloths, Doeskihs, Blue Flan-
mel, and Vestings, which l MAKE UP TO OR
Nv stock OF FURNISHING GOODS Is COM
plete. JULIUS hRAhkk,
ap % Merchant Tailor.
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TOHN MAHONY, s,r1sr &Ss
u SURGEON DE M:s, ! Mshoa!I .,
formerly OF the nrIn OF Ta!ansR ssts 90
ARTisICiaL TEKTH for nom J"
OLD COLI SETS bought or excSAhs'~
value for new sets or yuicaniS; s,,seL es:St
OIics and residence Us Main sSes7 SCI
Sixth and Seventh streets. -----------
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FOR SALE AND EESr

DOR RENT. "a SMALL BRICK -.
Il TENEMENT, 1913 west Grace street, b.l e.
tween Monroe and Henry, containing sir 90 g
win Kitchen In the yard For terms &C. ann,
next dor. nv,So apn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

d OSENDALE CEMENT.-200.b barrels
~ fresh kGaENDALE CEMENT now landing
for sale low by A. s. LEE,
aplO Virginia street. near Danvtlle depot.
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VIZ ANTED, ALL MY OLD CUSTOM
w ERS to know that have REOPENED my
old place of business, 100 Main street Second
-foorl between 7th and stb, where shall be glad
to attend on all, guaranteeing the best Work at
to suit the times. MRS u. hiSH,
Kings Premium Cleaning Establishment.
ap 2l-lm
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STRAW GOODS.
Ladies', and Misses Hats and Sundowns. new
STYLES Gents and. Boys Hats; Gents and Boys
Felt Hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

UTANTED.-MRs. j. P. BALLARD
w wishes few B0ARDERS for the summer,
at Marshield, two and half miles from the city,
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad.
The accommodation train stops at The gate aally,
both to and from the city, making II conVenlent
for business gentle men ana their families. Please
apply to VIM. p. BALLARD, at Marshtieid or
thrrrni, oh rhe nost-office. my 3-1m$
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WANTS.

uTANTED. the afflicted to know That
w III THE uSDouBTgD CURE for Rheums;;
tism and Neuralgia can be hsd o. TINS Rrnc na
orr 10 cmre ss Der cent Of all If the dlrsc
Ito q are strictly followed requiring patience On
" The blood Of Its poison. Try one box, con-
tanning two six-ounce bottles. and yan WIN unite
with us Ia recommending It 10 the aialctsn aer.
saa1sssed TO DE. q. WILSON uUNTER,
mvTSiw CfHce ZOE Grace ST., Richmond, Va.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
ManIiness.

He, who has not the force Of character
TO become indignant from insult, would
at least be devoid of those high principles
which characterize q man Of that steel So
necessary 10 enable him To- pass through
life. batte with lis trils ard dscl a pc t.
du iee. Nothing seems more manly in man
than iohehold lin properly resisting the
assaults and vile insinuations of others
There is however, a vast difference be-
tween nlanliness. and churlishness, and
we must be careful that we do no. mis-
take the one for the other. He who re-
siss with brute force one who has mis-
treated him is no better than The aggressor.
a sh arp reproof, an indignant look. and
turning away from him who would pro-
woke an assault, indicates The true man.
and is the only moral means you have OF
conqueripg your enemy. lie who in the
business couriesits Of life, in this age of
civilization, should wanionly or wilfully
answer civil question uDcivilly. whether
peer or inferior is uuma My: and for him
we have not language TO express our dis
gust.
The fires burned on the affairs Of liberty
in the days of Nero, and the smouliering
embers do not yet cease their flicke.1ng
light in the presence of modern iyrants,
who only reflect lie shadow Of this an-
oient despot, but we must be careful that
this righteous Indignation be not turned
into muscular force and thereby divest US
CT true manllneSS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
The Democrat of last week m

The Democrat of last week thinks
our comments on its manufactured story
of the Methodist Preacher and the Frogs
exposed ourself to redicule. 1t says:
"As the Editor of the Republican was no
nearer the scsDe of conflict than the Ed
itors of the Democrat, il is rather strange
that he should speak so lightly of his
own action, or want of action during the
rebellion" We confess we were not
near enough the Tennessee River TO see
the scared NJ. e. Preacher, but lie
Democrat must remember when we are
speaking about the faults of others that
present company is always excepted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

midst
could
il
of OF We
We
hardware
almkei
goods
By debts
thant cent goods
Richmond Ind managed by E. Breckenridge
in TIN
who sells his
n
geny article
We
Bat the pillow sold
10 in
the
Ia of
5 this We
imperfect
ycoedsw sely
be Ia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Bourbon Items.

Weather fine.
Fruit trees in bloom.
Mr.. ]. ID. Leedy's health Is improving
fast.
They say that Geo. Hattie soon intends
TO quit the lonely habitaiion Of batche-
Tor life, aud take 20 himself partner
through life.
FIopping season commenced last Sun
day eve.
The new Telegraph Operator has taken
TO himself wife. Wedding tour by the
wav of Plymouth, Argos S Possom Tro,
The Rising Star Literary Sccie'y OF
Salem Colleg. is proving a grand sue
cess.
Messrs Bland G. Ver;er have quit their
boarding places and took TO patching.
Salem College has at present s3 stu
dents and flauering prospects for many
more.
X. Hickman has converted his Gro
Gerry into dry goods store, and bids
fair to be one of the leading dry goods
merchants of this place.
Brouder Ist has left off patching and
took to boarding with his brother for his
health, his rlace is supplied By Arnold,
they still exhibit their sign in spite of our
best grammarlans who teach that the
term milliner is only applicable to the
female sex.
Rev. NJ. Brouder commenced his min.
istry by preaching his first sermon in
Stark County, Ind, Saturday evening,
! April %.
An old gentleman from the country,
under the influence of wee drop Of o.
b. Joyful, was in the height of glory and
kept it up until quite late in the night,
and when last seen about half past 10 p.
NJ, IN DIR. Matchctts Office, was in all
probability receiving good advice, or they
we're together demonstrating the proba-
bility of another lunar eclipse soon.
X. X. X.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

gives shave for the snail trife OIL
cents, and also does com bing and
Moustache dying for and Is cent,
respectively. fs~
p. HAITI is building an addition
to his doggery: A prospect for
more HI in Bourbon. = fen
Those young men that were re-
Gently seen receiving Instructions
from Johnson S. K, as to how they
should hold their cue; had better
cut bate or o. W. A., might c. u.
Corspicpously written on the side
walk, northeast of Aiitchell's store
appears the following notice;
"Where is tina: box of soap, please
bring it back, it conld not walk.
Mr.. Mitchell will be happy to see
IL return.
The latest sensation in this place
since the introduction Of Wright's
pills, was lottery gum-suckine
party. The names of representa-.
tives were written upon slips of pa
per and all held t.gh: but the right
one, and gentlemen thus drew their
partners. The result was funny
for some although in a few instances
the wrong ticket was pinched. The
social party was excellently con-
ductel by Mr.. Fizzlc & Miss Dis
appointment.
The rising Star Literary Society
of Salem College. balloted FOR Of
ficers on Friday last, to serve term
of four weeks. The result CT the
election was as follows: Pres. J..
II. Worst, Vice Pres. Miss Flora
Bowman, Sec'y. Miss Kitty Schrom.
Critic r. A. Took, Treas Miss Net
tie Arnold. Successors to + j..
Zook, Pres j. H.Worst, V.P.; r. A.
10 ok, Sec'y; S Keller, Critic; Miss
Flora Bowman, Treas.
The trial of Aaron Callett, as.
Steiner, Inks and Cinskade. went
of on Tuesday last ut the Office of
Mr. Snepp. The attorneys were
Mr.. Parks for the defendants, and
Boltln and Davis for the State.
After a very amusing examination
o. witnesses, and profound expo
sitions of law, and a great amount
of jang'ing and cross juggling at
about or a little after midnight, the
jury brough in fine of 5 dollars
and cost against Steiner.
A very respectable man when
sober but little funny when booty
was recently fined 81 and cost for
disturbing the peace by talking too
loud and distinctly, why not jerk
few saloon keepers, who are daily
rohbing families of support and
preparing candidates for the lower
regions. Is there no ray of hope?
Are the powers of state dumb?
that these wholesale murderers OF
humanity are allowed to go unpun-
he'd? Strange that the offscour
ings of creation are allowed to
stand behind the bar and deal out
the 'damning curse t. orr citizens.
and the advocates of reason stand
ing amid the groans and lamenta-
tions Of helpless sufferers, will al
low this soul degrading sin to 60
unpunishe he'd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

St NieharIs academy is now completed and In
charge CT -four Sisters Tt promises to be a success
1t is talked that a special train II to he put on
the p. TT. W. & G. Z. R.. between Plymouth and
Fort Wayne, for the accommodation OF passengers.
Won't that be nices
The haDisomest lady will be seen at Mrs Cony
Cummings millinery shop.
The facilities for job printing at This onice are
equal to every emergency. None need 20 away
without their work done short uofice
We take pleasure in calling attention to adver-
tisement Of Messrs. Pershing welch, found m
another colrmn Of this paper. This enterprise ng
firm are Offering me Inducements 20 all PERSONS
DESIRING goods in their line
Our esteemed friend, Henry Work, caIlrd urun
ne yesterday. He infoims Us that himself and SON.
Geo. o. Work, now in partnership n commission
m erchanis, at the old red ware house, where they
are doing On extensive aud prof:abls business.
Harry and stephen Reeves, gentlemen Of the fr-t
order. keep everything in the grocery line, which
they offer at small profits.
The city election a, indianapolis resulted in N,
ehsice Of the whole Repu b'ican ticket.
THosE who oppose womsn's rights, ought Il
keep 9uiet,-when We tell them that Mrs. Moor.
renders valuable services in the Plymouth Post OF
/ foe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Bourbon Items.
By KU-KLUx KHAN.

Weather cool and pleasant.
Number of students enrolled at
Salem College, 81. eere
Mr. Wilder thinks Of starting to
Cincinnati Friday.
Miss Cal Grass is learning the
milliner trade with Mrs. Tilla Will
liams.
Mr.. w. G H.-man says that he
thinks that it was Ishmael that in
vented the Arabs.
Marion Brouder has left Of car
pentering, and at present is clerk
ing for the firm of Pension & Man.
vile. rHr
Andy johnson, our cheap barber
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

G. w. CAREY.-Dr. Latham's
Agent for the sale of the Buckeye
Gate, is having unexpected success
in the enterprise Tuesday he sold
five, and this morning four
gates And there is no humbug in
the matter, for numbers Of certifi-
Gates from parties of undoubted
integrity attest that this is the
cheapest, best and most approved
gate ever offered to the farmer, and
while Geo. W. Carey is making the
sale a success. It is q bene-
faction to the person purchasing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
The Result,

As there was no opposition against the Demo-
cratic ticket last Monday might naturally be
expected the folowiu o@eers were elected for the
coming year: For Clerk and Treasurer, sigmund
Mayer. For Marshal and Collector G. Wenzlcr.
For ASSESSOR, Samuel Mcdonald. For Trustees,
LIST ward, J W. Houghfon. I'd ward. Simon Beck
er. Sd ward, J. II. Williams, 4th waid. Alexander
G. Thompson. 9Th ward. :. }. NieoIes.
We are acquainted with most Of these men and
know them to be coed honest men. and, outside Of
the ring Of their party, good citizens. The whole
number of votes polled was 1913.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

Mr. WoLF, of the firm of NJ. BECKER &
Co., has gone east TO repicnish their al
ready fine stock of Dry Goods, that they
may he able 90 supply all the demands of
the Spring trade. They are determined
TO have house that will compete with
any in the west.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

SAD ACCIDENT.-On last Thurs
day morning while currying a horse
Jessy Burketl of Tfppecanoe Town
ship, was kicked and injured so
seriously as to rend err hopes OF his
recovery doubtful.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

%Remember the Temperance
Meeting at the NJ. f. Church next
Monday evening. The audience
will I've entertained with q lecture
from G. w. Nash, Esq
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Temperance Committee Of the 11th
Congressional District.

AT the recent Convention of the State
Temperance Alliance, the following Com
mittee was appointed TO serve as a Board
of managers for the 18th Copgre ssional
District:
Lake County, E. B. Fields: Laportc
County, ]. B. Baldwin; Marshall Coun-
ty. Jno. S. Bender; ST. Joseph County.
Hon. Nh. Anderson: Pulaski Co., Rev.
j. p. Barrett; White Co.. Jas ri. Tur-
ner; Fulton Co. Arthur T. Nefcals:
Stark Co, Hon. G. A. Nelherton; Por
ter Co., II. A. Gllletl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

NOTWITHSTANDING the inclemency
of the weather and the scarcity of
choice Cattle, NIcoLEs & HouGHToN
furnish the best meat the county
affords.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Plymouth Corporation Election.

he election Of town officers yestesday was quite
calm There being no opposition the whole Demo-
cratic ticket was elected, ef course. This may be
termed complete victory withoi fee and with
out battle. VIII our neighbor stick out the
"big gun ?" Why our friends did not put tick
ct in the field we are unable to answer. A Repub
lican ticket could have been put in the field last
Monday at one o'clock, p. NJ and elected. What
means all this, Has our friends gene asleep on
their arms, with the determination not to meet
the oppositicnl Have thsy con luded to yield en-
tIrey to the Democracy! These are questions for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Calls.

The following persons called ON us
during the week: Mr.. Cutchall. Of the
Argos Globe, Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson, OF
Kokomo, Ind, Hon. Geo. A. Neherton,
Rev Mr.. Hu hutchinson, of this place, and
Rev. A. Fuller.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

The Celebrated Patient Gloss Starch
manufactured by Muzzy & Sage Bros.
Elkhart Ind. warranted the puresr.
strongest, and best starch made in the
United Ststes. Try paper oft. which
you can get at Brown & Pershing's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

In the local advertisement of
Dodge's Self Raking Reaper IL
Mower, by W. Kelly agent last week,
where the same read 1854, it should
have been 1869.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
q. r. RevnoIds M N

EpEGULAR Physician apd Operative Suryeon
offers his professional services to the ei,izers
plymouth and surrounding country. In addition
10 The treatment Of diseases common 10 the conn
try special attention will he given to Surgery the
treatment Of surgical diseases and diseases of fe-
males Night calls in town and country promptly
attended to- Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
dence o. west side of Michigan street. three doors
Of the bank. Plymouth, Ind. r3iul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Agents Wanted.

General Agen sre wanted by the
BROOKLYN LIFE Insurance COMPANY, OF
New York. for Tire following fields, or
portions thereof:
State of Wisconsin,
State of Minnesota,
State Of Indiana.
City of Chicago and Northern Illinois.
Gentlemen of position, integrity and
ability. desiring TO negotiate for either OF
the above distrio Is, are invited to address
the officers of the. Con pany, No. al
Broadway. New York City.
Applicants should state the details OF
iheil experience in Life Insurance, if any
and give such particulars as will save un-
necessary delay in correspondence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Attention.

All persons interested in the or
ganization Of Zouave Company,
will NEE. at Fireman's Hall at Z
O'Clock P. NJ, precisely, this evening
(Thursday
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

The fruit crops in all of the
Scioto Valley, are seriously dam
aged by the recent frosts, so says
the Chronicles dispatch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Dress Goods.

NJ. BECKER Il Co., are offering the
most complete line of Dress Goods
ever brought to Plymouth. 1t will
do you good to look at them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Ar1laSa johnson.

oTAEY Publi-. Attorney Counselor At
- Law. Authorized War Claim Agent Plyu :
cnih, Ind. Especial attention given 10 the set
tnent OF Esaates, Conveyancing, a1d the COL
Nticn OF Soldiers Claims for Pensions Bounty.
nsck Pay, and all OtherWsr Claims. Once On
~ icbigan street. over Buck & Toau's Hardware
Store. T34,f1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

The hu>kiUx bill over which che Democratic
Press aud Statesmen have been. ard are now utter
ing such howl. aud denouBcing A. sh- enaanation
from tyfants will appear next week. fer the benefit
Of our readers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

r. c. FrLroS, the gsntlemaniy ticket agent p
T. G. Il. r., at this place, come up and paid us
g, in advance for the Republican Ler others
follow his example, and the Republican win soon
be a welcome visitor in every household.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

A tToENEYS 4 CoUNSELInRs airsiate and
COLLECTING Agents. Plvmonth Ind, e-e practis-
ine N the law ccurts Of Marshall ard adi,inin 2
Counties and viii give prompt attention all legal
business entrusted IN them. General collecting
agents for Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan
Par 'icrlar attention given to the settlement
de-'csient's estates and guarfianships Deeds mort
CAGES. and other contracts drawn nj and scknOwl
rlsnts taken. UfHce, Brownlees Block up stairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04

Have inst opened new lot Of
Lace Shawls and other goods suit
able for the summer season, call
and see, NJ. BECKER & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-04
Tha mis-.

The Hon. Jasper Packard, has our
thanks for package of flower seed, also
for one full sett Of bound copies, of the
Congressional Globe, for The years
1869 & 1870.