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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-16

i,bfFhs saassstss sssilI infssl M pss.
fsiou, itook dp Sssrositioh q me road
between UbfS ntd1ds Ghesft ~ Ddfi1g
itbe9day Tuesday q te6ufis srfivcd AZ
Union calling ON the people ofthat
town 70, 20 to TIE assists ahc6 Sf she peo.
| p,ssoiG Chester agodfsh6 6use te defend
that pAce tfrom.a thfeatsbsd attaek. -.
20 this lcalFa 'nun5efd d0E Tpung men
press pity sfeSpendsd, q and started fof
!, U6ion late Tuesday zeyeHid Katii
6dWedResday ha5fnf6s L xi1n about I
mile from the church sing esiat
the negroes had burnt thu building;
aud, it was supposed, left sf6 Chester,
i've iof the smsns were sse6s itlward ID
6ud out the true condition. tf affairs
Willie riding along tho hS nsaf the
church; Eve volleSs Of mrsk ketr5 we're,
ssuddsnly fred'upsn them fkapid Sue
7eessfoh5, from bshihf trees nd bodldsfs
Foffoek The shite1 men, ,retks ksated and,
the negroes made q chafgs ~ hi main
|bodg aSf sbsd Rhitsms6 thaa came up
aud retufneds Me;ffsl Of tb9 negroes,
with such effect that thsIbroke and
fab. Seven neEfbes we're Killed and
one takeb 70 the Chester JsiE Itlxas b,
aaiiirscis aaiii fkat' 'sos one 6f The, khite, iosni
wis killed., as's che 'flraS sfrs az shc me-.
cfoesswas Deliberately delivered, not,
fSosst thas' forty yards sdiEtsat tEJ W.;
Water was 10: severely 6od6ded Above:
tSS khce that sainplfatis6 snecesssfy!
NJ 0tker isjaty eo sthe H6its smsf
wis s7ddsd, :b6f they hsd soHe horse
Killed a6d Two badly woundd iHHsi
sboss,m ,miays ths Unisa Time isca1 be;
rsled upon sns the truth, I'll S9e,h ,hsys'
efis 4scts from fespo pobsi5l ffics Who
know all about them. Tie xhitSA SAnisn
/ from tBnien ha4n6 sinteniiop ur dehrei
EtSsttaSf No eolofsd peopI lint we're.
] soffihssfs way; ass theyg beliSse& 20 ppfols
steSt the epfSes snd psapsfsJ q tlie esti
izens Of, Chester. Thus agaissh shsse TIE
militia gtfis sbpughtthS stle1 Bes INTO
ytsoabfs, fos xffhoas Sths,h M ronld
mot have arrased themss'scsf hostility
stoAhsE white people and 6ed ufan
;;vhiss: met pasaag slstg public
read isse1satfE q 3 ~ sst:.s
4. Sssil aI6Ba on AEaaNs2 8 8
Ss.fnE Ghestcrl ruu6dfS SpfeF 5td thstl
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-16
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4 nany 81. .militia. knovn 4 IA "a f.armei
sHii ComnanY., ,,as atiaeked ybv 5 Z Z nor!
! tim 81 ma oTsatisssion aaa styfed III a aKus
3KIux. .,aod .sfaes 8 tunaiur Sght last,
lipe nearly fhlss aays q alrived IL dose
protimity to this place. The sheriff
of fhis county was Is moi sSioIified 81 of / tho IL COM
sinE IF fiiiS COMPANY, ind 'he at once
,sinmllbenede d posse ana pl6oeeded tp
arrest aud iixrIa sths paSm5ers thereof.
The, company. ccnsiistine,of tNo.coni-
.mnSissiionaeed ia aed oficers spd ..sfsteen H. men,
y .ssts ~ .hsougIlt into m town m 4 t6is sEepipg,.
and sre now ooadoed 50 the aeppiy
,jpilt 70; yinrhr ! hare sent. q ggHd Of
uaited States ttpopsi,to remain during
the night To preyent violence sts;the
;Prisepsrsr daybresk 70, morrow
sstba ,.ber;if n ''tr7 ma and |I.hall, hola
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-16
,ss, srasils County Cheeks,

%S& 80 rrSr IN szS2sT.ska .t@css< ", srA".1 :
For the past week OF ten days, the
County Treasursrs has bsen refusing to
sass aeoanty .yhsoks sa psyneUt. Of
IsastS taxes, owing q e<'s se order I'd .SE q,
seodea taaiim sby the County GomHiss
siousrs; (which laerbids shiasaoio rsosise
tbsuFu Fuasf the pouf house acoodnts have e
lad q adzs Asss yies F'sa sasi ~ sSA
been pala. Is '.tsstii, ts5Sliaf
ssRhis acsienis essentially Illegal and
ssSalassable.s any oueso dispOsed, aud
having three hsndred dollars Of seaatt
orders, ss:sb.swI i the e. cesSssy ss i iSse sgs Bsak-
rup,cys ssc,isas of ths sss re- Of lsss.
ssTs,, !s.EaoA pGosnts shall b, ,ahody
sciiiesba corporate folsosing
uiiSboses so saa aa add be ssed psishass
sps hsa Sss tbs gss Us q IS esaSss. ltEs
PERSONAL Iestale and Land ds.t.Si s. Sag within, ats
own ssimiss, ,saud I'd make aeoessary
s5,SsSaAs shd.adas asscesssity sss.s= asels'
tSion tSSS d ith ths ptspss and ssassAsas g = of ths a.s3
ssfae Geu0ts5 can asE slly tsfoogn
tasaeosssy seomuissioaers aho areae
skS G.. Il. Al, - t.Ssi IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
EVERY NEW SUBS CRIBER

valuable Statistical, Historical and household
Work, of $50 page; including diary of blank
paper for every day in the year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
ID Nebraska. California, Kansas
and the B. & M. r. R. Lands.

The starting points Of this Route are al
Chicago and Peoria The central peint is
BURLINGrOS, on the Mississippi II
tIaverses illinois AL the whole breadth
of Southern Iowa Near the Missori, its
trunk forks into three branches, for it has
shree western tern,ini.
Its northern terminus is Council Bluffs,
where, crossing to Omaha, it connects
with the Union Pacific for all places on
the intra-coniineutal and Pacific, slopes.
Overland travel and traffic choose this re-
liable roIte more and more.
It's next terminus is Lincoln. the Capital
of Nebraska, fifiy-fve miles west of the
Missouri a; Piaitsmouih. This is the only
direct avenue TO the South Platte country.
where The sales of railroad land last season
rose 10 half million.
Its third terminus Is at Hamburg, and
Nebraska City. At Hamburg, il makes
connections. twice day, or st. Joseph
f.oavenworlb, Kansas City, and the whole
South west
In Journeying then, from The East 10
Kansas, via Burlington, you enjoy sdvan
tagcs YOU can secure on no other line.
You beth pass over a road second to no
other in speed, safety. or any Pullman
iuxry OF modern travel and while ON
your way, survey the garden of Illinois
and Missouri. as well as 4O0. 900 acres OF
prair1e in Southwestern lowe. now in
market at low prices and long credit
Keep it then before people ives ward
bouad, ITO take the BurlinstonRoute.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

rooms, &c. Fourth story, chapel gallery
art gallery, museums, drawing rooms.
parlors, music rooms, class rooms, etc.
Fifth story is to be entirely devoted to
sleeping departments, ahd win accommo-
date as large number of boarding stu.
dents as may wish to remain in the col
Il is hoped to erect this magnificent
structure at the very earliest possible day
as the large number of students now
seeking admission to the college is 80
encouraging that it is believed that by
the time of the opening of the fall srs-
sion the present building viii be entirely
too small for the accommodation of the
students that will wish 10 enter this COL
lege; hence the absolute necessity of
making ample preparations for the &C.
commodation of all will Apply for admis
sion. Over one hundred scholarships
have been sold at one place alone within
the past week, and constantly students
are arriving 10 enter college.
The good work has just commenced in
earnest, and the church now sees the i'm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

RoURBoS, Ind, April 3, 1871.
Ed. Repu6ifcan:--Some time since
you expressed wish for an engraving of
Salem college, so that you might publish
a view of the proposed new college edi-
ice, as something of great interest to
your readers. To-day have the pleas
uee of furnishing you the engraving as
promised, and will give you word of
explanation of the edifice, prospects, etc.
The building is to be 240xiO. feet, five
stories high, built of stone and pressed
brick, arranged with magnificent center
building with extensive wings the build
ing to front toward the south, and stand
ing about 90 feet distant from the old
building now occupied for college purpo-
ses, heating and ventillating apparatus,
printing establishment, servants rooms,
storage, &C.. Second floor, public and
reception parlors, Offices, private parlors.
sitting rooms, lecture and society rooms,
library. reading rooms, class rooms, etc.
Third story, commercial department,
chapel, class rooms, lecture rooms. music
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
Circuit Court.

Notice Of adjourned Term.
Be it Remembered. that at terra Of
the Circuit Court CT Marshall County,
State of Indiana, began held and con-
ti1ued at the Court House in the town of
Plymouth on the first Monday the same
being the 9th day oTFebruary, A. ID. 1871,
and the first Juridical day of said term
before the Honorable Thomas s. Stanfeld,
Judge Elect Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit
of said State and Ex-offl 10, Judge of the
Circuit Court of said County, and on the
seventeenth judicial day of said term, the
Same being the 24th day of Februbarv
1871. TIE following proceeding was,
had, towit:
.ORDER FOR ADJOURNED TERM. MAY Is
1871"
The time of the present term being
about expired and 1t being necessary to
adjourn leaving business of the present
term of the Court unfinished. The Court
now adjurns until the nth day of MAY.
1871, but this adjournment is not TO az
feet the case now on trial wherein the
STATE of Indiana is Plaintiff, and Orange
q. Stage is defendant On chrrge OF MUIR
der, the trial of which viii continue until
the cause is finished. The followin 2
cause are set for hearing, trial or other
disposition at said adjourned term, to wit:
The State OF Indian Us William Connors.
Cause No. "a, Charles B. Fithlan etdt
-s. Milton NJ. Galentine.
No 81, William A Taylor as. Hiram
,iungold.
No. Ga. Matthias Rhodes Us. Jonas
Crc.hers, etot-
No. 1ss, Frederick Stair Us. Abraham
4. Lcedy.
No. 155, Samuel Koontz Us. Hiram
Mungold, etot.
No. POS, Ransom Barber rs. John
Quivey. etdl.
No. 225. Lysander 3. White rs. John
5. Bender, etdl.
No. col, The Singer Manufacturing
Company, of Chicago, Illinois u.s. John
Paul.
No. 4s7, James V. Barley ctal Us. Har.
lus w. wetherel. etoi.
No. AL, John L. Callison Us. The Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway
Company.
No 444, Charles Florey Us. William ].
Acker, ct al.
No. 449. Robert H. Chandler Us. VIII
liam R. Cook.
No. ASP, French Fisher rs. John H
No. 447, Thomas B. Armstrong Us
William J Acker, eloI.
No 449. Robert II. Chandler rs. WIN
liam r. Cook.
No. Asp. French Fisher, rs. John II
Armstrong.
No. 454. Thomas B. Armstrong, Us
French Fisher, etoI.
No. 40. Samuel sullivan ss. Horace
Corbin cfol
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
The weather is beautiful.

The weather is beautiful.
Roads are in fine condition.
Rev. L. G. B. is an eloquent preacher.
The citizens of Plymouth look cheer
ful.
There is no place fixed for the next Nj.
E. sociable. g
The new court house will be completed
this season.
The sociable at Mr. Kendalrs last Tues
day evening was a pleasant meeting.
Citizens are cleaning up their yards and
gardens for the approaching spring.
Fruit trees arc beginning 10 bloom, in
spite of the meEaces of Jack Frost"
The Marshall common pleas court is in
session, with \. C. Capron on the bench.
The regular Judge has been unable TO
attend this term of court on account of
sickness.
There is no trouble to get into Plym-
outh with full. loads of produce, as the
roads are perfectly solid.
Marshall county can truly be said 10
be running her own court this term, there
being no foreign attorneys present.
The Rector of St. Thomas is a genial
and exemplary man, will do much good
and secure for himself host of friends.
The Rev. Mr.. ZurweHen is entilled 10
muce credit for the energy and zeal man.
ifes,ed in the erection and completion of
st. Michaels academv.
Tie following school trustees were
elected by the Board of town Trustees.
on Monday, April Sd: A. C. Capron, g.
w. Nash aud DR.. ]. NJ. Confer.
The building committee of the Nj. E
church are actively ard energetically en-
gagged in the completion of the NJ. f.
church, which they expect to accomplish
by the first day of June.
Other improvements are going on
which together with the roll of machin-
cry, the hum o. mandatory. the sound
OF the maui and the clank of the hammer
gives Plymouth more the appearance of
Furnishing city than thriving village.
Hiram Work has sold his stock of gro
ce-ies to Mr. Richard Shakes, who in
tends moving them to Walnut Station.
where it xlll be under the supervision OF
Thomas Shakes, anc nephew of Dicks.
and worthy young man who will dee
Justly with all who favor him with their
patronage
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

No. 472, Joseph Lauer etdl as. Peter
Harsh etdl
No. AL, John Seltonright Executor rs
Elijah Emmers0n etdt.
No. 474, Jacob Giberson Us. Francis
Hulgerford etdI.
No. AS, John Settonright ctal, Us
Christopher q. Halt etdi.
No. 40. Lewis Adams etoi rs. William
Schofeld.
No. 500, Elijah Masshoider as. Adam
Redd.
No. 500, Michael w. Downey Us
stephen Lantz.
No. 52s. John VI. Shoemaker as. Chris
tian Haslanger etoI.
No. $50. Phillip o. Ryan as. AIiohael
w. Downey
No 55s, Michael w. Downey as. The
United States Express Company.
No. 57S, John Alexander rs. The Chi
cage Cincinnati and Louisville, Raj
Road Company.
Nc. 573, Albertus {. Capron Us. OthC
McMullen etoL
No. 5S4, Jacob Arrl anirout cs- David
Shively.
No. So, Thomas o. Conn9s rs The
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Way Company. Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company Lessee.
No. SOS, Matthew Erwin Us Emil Grosh
ctdt.
No. col, john Mesh rs Aloa Mitchell.
No. COZ, Mary Il. Males as. Allen 5.
Bondurant.
No. 6i2. William Erwin as The Pitts
hurgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Way Company, and Peunsylvanla Rail
Way Company.
No. $40. Mary B. Wales rs. Harriet
Morgan etdi.
No. Cpl. George Crull as. Robert Nyer
No. 627, Henry Bradstreet etoL as.
george l.. Brink.
No. $50. Jacob c. Hetf etol rs. Marquis
L. Smith ctot.
No. 63s, Nathaniel Sherland rs. The
Pittsburgh Font Wayre and Chicago Rail
Way Company. Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company lessee.
No. 694, John z. Hawkins ctal Us.
Ernest Born
No. $40, Elijah S. B,ackford admins
traitor of Susan Beaver deceased as.
Hannah Hopkins ctots. And the CLERK
will give notice Of said adjourned term
in the Plymouth Democrat, and Mar
shall County REPUBLICAN, for three weeks
before said term.
State of Indiana } 80
Marshall County. ,
j, john G. Cushman, Clerk ofthe Circuit
Court in and for said County hereby GER
tify the foregoing TO be a true and CON-
plete copy of the original order of said
Court as the same appears of record on
Order Book ~ of said Court in nay Of
fee. and do hereby give notice to the
regular pannel Of Petit Jurors of the
February Term 1871 of said Court to
personally be and appear before the Judge
of said Court on the first day of said adj
j5urned term 10 serve as Jurors during
said adjourned term, and herein they may
fail at their peril.
In testimony Whereof have hereun.o
signed my name and affixed the seal of
said Court at Office in Plymouth this 3Ist
day OF March 1871.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
A fine lot Of Spring Shawls, the
latest styles to be found at
M. BECKER Il cos.


j. NJ. Dale takes this method OF
saying to all those who are indebted
to him that they must come forward
and settle the same IMMEDIATE
LIZ. The accour is have been run
ming long time and they must be
settled soon. My business is closed
up here and / cannot afford to
spend longer time in waiting on
those indebted to me. / desire to
offend none, but hope that all in
ter1sted will take heed from this
notice, for if this request is not
pail attention 20 / shall put the &C.
count in the hands ola proper officer
for collection. A word to the wise
is sufficient. j. M. DALE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

portance of arranging to push forward
the institution as rapidly as possible, and
make II q grand success at the very earil-
est day, instead of allowing 1t to drag
slowly along, to failure perhaps. when
it will be far better, and great deal
cheaper in the end, to make it success
at once, as they can do without scarcely
feeling 1t, If every one does only little
toward forwarding it rapidly to compile
ton. Few churches have ever had the
opportunity Of doing such a work as is
now before the Tunkards, in building up
to superior position, one college, and
Que one alone. The great trouble has
been with colleges heretofore, the church
es founding them have had too many SIM
liar works on their hands at once, to give
the thought and lab or to each to render
all superior, but by dividing between all
none could reach that importance that
the Tunkards can give to their only COL
lege, which they are fully determined tc
do in tins instance.
A. q. MATouErrE, nj. ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

The old established boot and
shoe shop of RIDERS, on east
side OF Michigan st.. is as usual,
turning out fine boots, coarse
boots, stogas, ladies' fine shoes,
and all kinds of repairing, which is
warranted to give satisfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
The Cheapest Millinery SfOr e
I'm Plymouth.

will just say to the public and all
" ho wish the latest. cheapest and best
selected styles Of Hats and Bounets, to
call al the Old "West house. front room,
down stairs, east side Michigan street.
viii sell cheaper than any other store in
town. Miss l.. c. PAYNE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.
a Grand ODeufmg,

at NJ. BECKER d co.'s, between
the two hardware stores We take
pleasure to invite all our new GUS
toners and as many new ones as We
can ge, to examine our stock, as it
is our aim to keep first class Dry
Goods and Clothing Store to suit
the wants Of the people.
M. BECKER Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

As Mr.. Nichols has left the Re-
publican Office, which necessitates
the opening of a new set Of books,
we hope all those indebted on the
old ones will Immediately come for
ward and settle their accounts.
For we very. much need it at this
time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

A tTORNEYS T. CoUNSELLoRS. Real Estate and
A Collecting Agents, Plymouth. Ind, rrsciis-
Ing in the law courts Of Marshall and adjoining
counties and will give prompt attention 10 all legal
business entrusted 20. them. General collecting
agents for Northern Indiana aud Southern Michigan.
PAT ocular attention given TO the settlement
d~cdent's estates and guardianship. Deeds. mort
CAGES, and other contracts drawn MP and Acknowl-
m tnts taken. Ofllce, Brownlees Block. up Stair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

Go to CAMERON'S if you want
a good suit of clothes for $500.
He keeps some very nice goods,
and gets them up in better shape
than any other house in this part Of
the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
AuaSa Johnson.

4 oTARY Public, Attorney Counselor at
Law, Authorized War Claim Agent, PIyu =
outh, Ind Especial attention given to tho set
ment of Estates, Conveyancing, and the col
etioh Of Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bounty,
Back Pay, and all other War Claims. Office On
Michigan street, over Buck Toans Hardware
Store. l34t1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

HoHAM's Hardware Store is GER
tainly do ng more business than
any other two such establishments
in Marshall County. The reputa-
ton of "old Honest john is al
ready telling with the citizens of
Mas shall County, and with Mr..
Thompson, the most experienced
Hardware man in Plymouth, at. its
head, it canno. fail to excel all its
competitors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
ATTORNEYS.

Nj. A. o. Packard.
A TTOENEY at Law and Notary Public. Room
"A No. I. Balcony Block. Plymouth, Marshall
county, Ind. l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
OSBORNE
lOkNF- ". b. HESS, NUTAk1 FC
OSBORNE & HESS,

A rrORNEYS nj Law, will attend promptly 10 all
n professional business entrusted 10 them. Par
tisuar attention given to real estate business titles
examined and queted Collections made and
promptly remitted. Office Michigan Street a few
doors north Of the Parker House, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
7-r-~~7---7-@--1-~@-l-.
a. g HoltzendorfF.

n. q HoltzcndorfE.
EASHfc NABL Barber Sshop. Corner of La
II porte and icnigan streets, and opposite II
B. DicksUn's hardware store. The highest price
aid for ladies' hair. T3ftfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
y. O. 81 -. ID. Parks,

A TT0RNEYS. Csunselors at Law. Notarys Pub
~ ii and Authorized War Claim Agents. Bour-
bon, Ind. Especial attention given to the
settlement 80 Estates. Conyeyancing,s aud the Col
kcton Of Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bonaty,
Back Pay aud all other War Claims [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

inst opened-a big lot of Wash
Poplins, cheaper than ever at
nj. BECKER Co.'S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

The best assortment OF White
Goods Trimmings to match can be
found at NJ. Becker d cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
DIR. Z. w. CooDer,

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Dentist, treats
4 all Diseases that aiilict the human system.
Night calls promptly attended. Office in Balcony
Block, west side Of Michigan Street; residence,
directly south Of the p. 1T. W. aud Chicago Depot
Plymsuth, Ini. n3itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
Meat. Market.
u. .. AleyppaI,-

SAMUEL MOORE, in the Basement Room. under
- Williams Boot q Shoe Store, Michigan street.
keeps the very best OF all kinds Of Meat Sausage
His meats are good and he sells them cheap-nlO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

1t will be to your good to call at
our store and look at our stock OF
Dress Goods and Shawls as are
displayed at NJ. BECKER & cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

Ii you want to be fitted to a
charm in your clothes, go to
William Sears, Bourbon, Ind
lana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

The largest assortment of Plaid
Dress Goods can be found at NJ.
Becker & Cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

If yon want a good suit of
clothes, go to Mr.. Sears, of
Bourbon, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
PREMIUMS TO AGENTS

For the largest list of subscribers
To the most successful agents in Ohio and TuiI-
ana. Champion Reaper and Mower. worth SisD
To The next most successful agents in tbes.
States, Bucheve Grain Drill, worth $50
srever * Baker Sewing Machine, worth $40 or
Appletou's American Encyclopedia, worth $50
To the most successful agents in Kentucky. iii.
n-is aud Iowa, choice of the last three pre-
miuns. nv
To the next most successful agents in these
States a Champion Seeder and Culfivator worth
s65 WI I"
To tie most successful agents in West Virginia.
Tennessee. Mississippi, Mssouii, Kansas. .entle-
mans Silver Watch, worth SIS
80 Agents competing for TIA csc special premiums
may take subscribers at the lowest rate of 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
John -. Bender.
a. e. "a A. B. Cau1cn.

Y OTAEY Public. attorney nj law. and Wa.
claim agent. 0fioe-Balcony Flock. Plym
o. ih, Indiana. (3ftfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

las changed his residence and may he md
- u at his new brick house. on Michigan roa D. a
short distance south Of the residence Of A. L. Vince.
Ter. T3it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

We keep full line of mourning
goods, such as mourning Dress
Goods, Dress Trimming, Grape and
Cuffs. NJ. B. d Co.