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This Mornings Quotations.

LONDON, Jan. 80 III A. M.-Consols, 92k for
money and account. Bonds firm; Five-twentes cf
1862 9iS; OF 1865, 9e2a: of 1861, s9N 1O4Os, s916
Stocks steady; Erie, 1sa; Great Western, 2sK !;
Illinois Central easier at 1l0A.
middng upiands, s1sd.; middling Orleans, sgd.
The sales to day ave estimated at $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Jan. 90-1l A M.-Calcutta Linseed,
sos. Cd.
ANTWERP. Jan. 2s.-Petroleum closed Brmer al
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of peace. The capitulation will only be re-
garded as a military act, apart from all politi-
cal negotiations.
Another ConHFmatisn Of the Parts Surrender.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-General Walker, of the
British army, teegrsphs from Versailles at noon
to-day to the Foreign Office that an armstice of
tw eniy-one days has been concluded on the fol-
lowing conditions Constituent Assembly is to
be convoked, to meet Immediately at Bordeaux.
All the forts around Paris have surrendered
to the Germans to-day. The military forces
in Paris are to remain in the city as prisoners
of war. All are TO deliver up their arms except
the National Guards and one division of tho
regular army. Communication with Paris is to
be restricted Professionally, but no obstacle is
to be offered to supplying the city with food.
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This Anernoou,s Quotations.

LONDON, JAN 3O-1230 p. M.-Consols 92it for
both money and account. American securities
quiet. U. s. 5-2Os OF 1862 9OI; of 1s65, old 90
OF 1867, SOL .0-40s, S93s.
LoEDoN, Jan. 3o-13O P. M.-Consols, 92I for
money and account. United States bonds dull
5-2Os OF 1862, 90% OF 1865, old, 90 OF 1867, s9
ten-fortes S9% Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way frmer at 29.
IIvERPooL, Jan. sO-180 p M-Cotton quiet /:
mddling uplands, 1-l6@shd. middling Orleans,
S S5-16@S36d Sales on speculation and for export,
2OG0 bales. Cotton shipments to Bombay from
last report to the 27th. $4,000 bales. Breadstutrs
ern Wheat No. to No. l, los cd lis. .4d red West
ern Wheat lis. Cd. Corn, new, 86s. Pork frmer
at 95s. Bacon, 49s. 3d. for Cumberland cut and sis.
for short rib middes.
LONDON, Jan. 8O-1.3O p. M.-Sugar on the spot
nrmer at 3bs, Cd. tOa rive, 3ls,
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THE FALL OF PARIS.
PHOSPHATE FRANCE.
Defeated and Dismayed.
TEE WAR REVIEWED.
From Sedan to Paris.
Strasburg and Metz.
Their Siege and Fall.
THE CAPITAL INVESTED.
Vain Attempts at Relief.
The Army of the Loire.
Its S ad Discontinue.
The East and the North.
a Succession of Failures
THE c u NJ MATT 0 N.
PARIS BoM B a z D Il D.
Its Capitula a ii o n.
The war on the OCEAN.
It's Fruitless Results.
stc.. Etc.s Etc. ETC.. Etc.
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Sprfial alatifes.
DIR. }. Il. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
MAY BE CONSULTED AT THE
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The First Saturday ia Each Month.

nd at all other times at the Dspensary for Diseases of m
We ana Ear - Maulsuh Street, ChlCASo. lanl'il
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LSIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF SENECA,
Seneca. Ills.
DI.EcToasTS Holdsrnan, j. Crot,y, A. Bruce, D. D.
Having organized under the National Banking Law and
succeeded to the business of Holdernan Buckley Co arr
now prepared for the transaction Of general banking
ExchanGe on Chicago, New York and all the princi.
pal cities east AID west bought and sold.
y. -. Bonds, Gold and Silver bought and sold
Exchange on England Ireland. Scotland aud CONT.
mental Europe, drawn In sums to suit purchasers.
Collections made and promptly RENTED for at cur.
fent rate OF exchange.
full supply of Revenue Stamps constantly on hand
s.. HOLDERAAN, Pres J. CR0TTY, " Pres
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HOW THE OLD THING WOR KS
II AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
DR. CHRRoInAN FEMALE PILLS
Have proved themselves be ne only remedy
all Feoale Irregularities, Painful Mensruaton and remoy
ing Al Distractions, whether nom cold otherwise.
DIR. CakRSkMANsS PILLS
Was Ne eommeocomont OF in the treatment
rgsaraes and Distractions which have consigned many
o Isene0rc rave !o0emale eaA enjoy good health
the general kealtA begins 70 decline
YOU KNOW HOW 1T Is YOURSELF.
1vey one wants the most reliable remedy, which COM
prsed In these Pa Take this advertisement Drug
medicine n he world,
Nh. CHEESEMANsS PILLS.
Thoy ere known 70 thousands who them a. differ
ent periods throughout the country. having the SANCTION of
some OF the eminent Physicians America ,cit
telling when they should be used with each
box. The pree, One Dollar per Box.
CAVfIOHNono genuine unless having the Propre
fsry ssarp Of Hutchngs llyer PopretOrs each box
For sale BY all Pills sent by mail promptly
rom by remtng to Dr. c. L. CAEEsEMAN r.
" BOX 4O n. mar<-ly
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Ouayya Wnole.aIe Nfarket.
Ottawa, July Z, 1870.

No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, July Z, 1870.
The markets on corn and oats remain very
much the same as last week, except a little
lowor on corn. Cherries and currants de bring.
ing good prices. From the former $1259$15O
per bushels and the latter $l.509$175. Rasp-
berries have about gone, and new peaches and
whortleherries take their place. New potatoes
ara selling as low as 75c per bush. New apples
$1to $1,2s per bush. Eggs firm ct lOc and
butter dull at 1880. We quote as follows:
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The Markets.

Wheat has been weak and shows a fall of 4 to
6 cents since our last. Corn steady. Cattle
and hogs show slight improvement. Wool has
advanced, aud prices range from 40 to &c, &C.
cording to quality.
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DIX. II. OLIN,
OF Chicago formerly Of this place. will visit Ottawa Mt Cliff
ton Hotel the first Tuesday and Wednesday aftcr the first
Monday OF each month for the purpose treating all diseases
the Eye and Ear whether surgical otherwise Opera.
ons for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure of the
duct eye. Iona, and the removal of tumors
dmorbid growts OF every description. Artificial eyes and
drums inserted without pain previous operation Gran.
uar eyelds, he me eqaei oee,s. tie meu ,d
permanently cNred.
From his long experience lie treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he ran cure nearly
very case. Chronic disease. also ,rcacd free
December 10th, ls,0.-a
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rINAnc1AI AND COMMERCIAL.

There is NO marked change in business during
the week, or for the past month or 50. Business
generally is only moderate. bat considering the
seoson of the year. is about as good as any one
expects.
In money matters the sane close market exists
as reported all this season. The demand for
losus Is good, and generally exceeds the supply.
All the loanable funds are generally called for
BY parties doing regular business with the
banks, and outside parties are in many cases
disappointed.
Gold has been quite firm during the week.
The continued exports of coin keep the price
up, and the tendency seems towards still higher
rates. The premium has ranged during the
week at 1l2ls to 1881 in New York.
Government bonds are in good demand. and
the prices are trife higher than last week.
Ravens, McKinlay s. Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Ottawa was formerly the Lumber Market for the whole sue
rounding country. Now through the effects OF conbns
tions and greed this trade has dwindled less than
half Its former proportions. We ask the farmers of
La Sale county II these assertions are not
true! We call on you TO stand by us. andwe
pledge ourselves that you will again buy
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent
medicine enjoys is derived from
its cures, many Of which are tru.
ly marvellous. lnveterate cases
OF Scroful0us disease, where the
system seemed saturated with
corruption, have been purified
and cured by IL. EcrofulOus n.
fections and disorders. which
were aggravated by the scr0fu.
lous Contamination until they
were painfully affiicting. have
been radically cured U such
\great numbers In almost every
section Of the country, that the
public scarcely need to be In.
{ the most destructive enemies Of
n and unfelt tenant Of the organ.
ltiOn, and invites the attack OF en-
ithOut exciting a suspicion Of its
@ breed injection throughout the
orable occasion. rapidly develOpo
Gus forms, either on the surface or
after, tubercles may be suddenly
art, or tumOrs formed In the liver,
ruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer
'ody. Hence the occasional use Of
La Is advisable. even when no &C.
pear. Persons afflicted with the
lily find immediate relief and, at
this SARSAPARILLA: ST. AN
letter, SALT RHRUN,
ORE EYES, SORR EARS. and other
OF SCROrULOUs disease. Also In
rs Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Di.
algia, and the various CLCEROUs
nd nervous systems.
Id MERCURlAL DISEAsHs are cured
required for subduing these obsti.
zine. But long continued use Of
le complaint. LRUCoRRHGA or
IONS, and FEMALE DISEASES, are
4 ultimately cured by it, purifying
mute Directions for each case are
piled gratis. RHEUMATIsM and
field quickly to It % also LIVER
CONGESTION or INFLAMMATION OF
hen arising, as they often do, from
hood. This SARSAPARILLA 10
rength and vigOr of the system.
| LIsTLEss, DEsPONDENT, SLEEP
svOUs APPREHENSION or ERAla,
ptomatic of WEAKNESS, will find
ncing evidence OF its restorative
BY
Il CO.. Lowell, NIass.,
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS. s =
GGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.
CAPITAL paid in) 100000.
N.B.swIPT ...... ....p r.s,Ssaf
WnOShShLL. ...,...................V Fee <resldSnt
SVAAN> CQehter.
Milton II. Swim, Lorenzo Leland
W. Bushnell, iaaac Gage
O'f.Caneron. IF. Nash,
NV. Armstrong.
Having organized under the National Banking Law and sac
ceeded TO the business OF VIM. H. W. Cushman now
open for the transaction OF general banking business.
Exchange on Chicago New York, and all the princi
POI cites Of the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn In SUMS to suit purchasers.
COLI cctiOns made throughout the state, and prompt
United states, Illinois, and La Sale county Bonds
Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold.
supply constantly on hand.
Ouractes such that offer Inducements to GUS
TONER'S and we shall endeavors to give entire sasao
don to those eRrustng us with their business
Banking hours from "a. n. to&P.M. mari2,'10
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, MD.

, s,s No Ssas, Is.:on neglect
sy calmly sdopsa the ORGANIZES 'um0er into which,
DIR. JOSEPH HI. SChENCK,S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
sna ayd ely, Of s wonderfully ecacOus med
Dr. schenck has In his proved that wherever su
-. s sqd his
the nsa IS se mo- S. To the
SSas.n Visible @ xo4ss Tns
4 uni.ing Is philosophy requires no argument
ea r s.say T:
s %ysPR
respond the moro acon Of s V e Hee an @ey
the eliminating result and the setting in with all its
- :" Ut CONSUMPTION.
&s5 h f.v
sesFchng alternative properties of calone but unlike
"LEAvE NO STING BEHIND"
deposits the bowels the canal anna nre
IL s. Ina s
lei that he getting at anu c patient
AsUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
and Tns HS the
es w .n s eu! Is .een m ar
SSs SSns az g:ssss;5
functions and to hasten and comseee
@ s,dtH aNs BE-
items 81 the lungs In the form Of gaherngs
SsFy s%f .ns s
enjoy the msnheo Sdsas Is.
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing patients must stay In warm room
snt they get we'll ~: almost taking
IN ans sso Of the county the FL. winter
W sfsSIsss "a
as @ sst IS ssl sas
w m oc: :s To- get ESod circulation Of The
This has deal to do with the appetite is tie great
NJ despair Of cure after such evidence of its possibility in
.oa tn in
cure .s, Wa M In these modest words:
sss ass nei
~ # y 5ss5ss rs
sss Rss sy sm
csn,: ~ ys SSs'
As soon that began subde, my cough fever palms,
e sna ha, aSsd ss be-
IRON esuqG 700 MUCH soon gained my strength and have
:1S5.y ss. added the Doc
sS sao aSsqasd
Schemes has discontinued his visits to New
eSnnu: t. see patients their ose North Sixth ST.
rnlaaepna every saturday from An to3PM Those who
wish 9.oogkh examination with the Respiromeer viii be
charged H. The ResprOmete declares the exact Condition.
OF the ungs and patients can readily learn they are
The directions taking medicines are adaped to the
even Of child Follow these directions and kind
nature VIII DO the rest excepting that in the Nam
drake Ps are to be taken In increased the three med
need no other than the ample nstruc
lions that accompany them First appetite or re-
turning health hunger the most welcome symptom. when
comes Ut will come let the desparng at once be of good
ccr 5000 blood at once follows, the cough loOsens the
e6ated In short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever. ~ ~N'N
schenck medicines constantly kept in tens of thou
ands o families As laxative purgative, Mandrake
I1s Me standard preparation while the Pumonic Syrup
acne OF coughs and colds, may be regarded prophy
IActerc against consumption In any OF its FORMS
Price Of the P9monic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic Al "a
n0te or $40 Aalf d0zen Mandrake Pills. Is cents nor
For sale BY al druggists and dealers. ~ "0
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From 50 to SIS Above its
Value.

The "Ing have succeeded in driving away from Ottawa
least half Of its Lumber Trade
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago July 7.
Flour-Dull. Prime white winter S65O@
ESQ. Spring extras $6.15g$6.S5.
Wheat-No. spring $120g1.22.
Corn-No. l, 54g55c; No. 2, 52953; no grade
61@52 cts.
Oats-Steady at 46947c for Nos
Hogs-Active. $4O0@4.25, on foot.
Butter--1Gd2lc for choice yellow.
Eggs-12414c.
Cattle-Q Quotations on all grades are unchanged.
Choice steers, $696.40; good to prime steers,
$5.4OG5.65; medium butchers stock, $5.O0g
5.35; cows aud heiers, $375a425.
Lard--lO14 cents.
New YORK Market.
New York, July 6.
Wheat-Prime new spring $1.47@1.4S.
Rye-$l. 02 for western
Oats-G546S cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western 6947O.
Lard-l0ls cents
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Exchange on N. Y :. "a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds. ..par.
Foreign Exchange is higher and is selling at
$3.50 per 6.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
THE CONSEQUENCES OF WAR

With scarcely ali exception, the
end o. every great war is folio wed
by restitution, famine and pesti
lence. Probably the late war in
our o wn county is an exceptional
case in part
But more particularly is this the
case on European battle fields. I'm
like our broad and fertile land, Eu
rope is hemmed i'm with surround
ing nations And owing to this and
some other considerations, the
sources Of pestilence and famine are
intensified. There is no douDt thai
the masses of the French and Ger
man population both soldiers and
civilians have suffered much greateI
pliyations than ours; and the effects
OF these =. sations will oe seen 20 q
great extent in fatal epidemic dis
eases. A half million of French
soldiers have been confined in loath
some prisons with insufficient ant
unwholesome food; thousands o.
these will return home to die Of fou
diseases contra eted within those
prison walls; or in camps. or on the
cattle field 3; while the contagior
will spread with fearful mortality
all over the country. Truly war is
dreadful calamity-a horrible and
shameful outrage upon the dignity
of human nature. May God pre-
serve our land henceforth and for.
ever from the desolating tread OIL
the demon of war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

Go TO the RErUsLIcAx enscs Ter
your job work
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

With this issue our connection with the
REPuBLIoAS ceases. a I henceforth he ed
itorisl mantle will TALL upon the shoulders
Of another. In bidding good~bye to old
friends and accustomed scenes.- = fe.lir g
Of sadness creeps over Us. and 1t 10 Ike
parting With long tried friend a. We field
this little shee. for the last time.
We have not always been able to make
this our ideal newspaper Circumstances
over which we had no control, have at
times crippled our Efforts and prevente d
NJ from accomplishing what we would
most like but We have done the best We
could, and we trust there are many who
have welcomed its weekly visits kindly,
and TO whom ito columns have not been
wholly devoid OF interest.
Since entering upon the publication OF
this paper we have made the acqusint-
arce of many friends, who have extended
their friendly cheer, and our associations
have been nothing bat pleasant and
agreeable. For this, friends, We thank
you. aud more than can be expressed in
mere words. There are many whose
names We have 90 often written on their
rspers, whom we shall never forget; and
wherever In the future our tent may he
pitched, we shall carry with US the re
membrane Of those names which shall
ever be ~ q golden link in the cham of
memory TO unite the past with the
present
in matters OF politics we have stead
fas,ly supported the principles Of the
Republican party rs the ooly party III
the nation with aims IN harmony with
the universal progress of The world. We
have sought to advocate those great, lib
eYal, consistent principles upon which
our Republican Government is founded,
which preserved il against the assaults of
rebellion, and which alone can preserve it
fvr ages 10 come.
To the editorial fraternity at distance,
We tender our grateful thanks for the
eourtesies extended to us.
And now, goodbye. As We lay aside
this little sheet, let US forget its short
comings. and remember only its virtues.
May God bless every reader Of the Re-
nreIIcAN.
W. VI. NICHOLS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
REIGN OF TERROR REPEATED

Less than a century ago the city.
Of Paris, and indeed the whole
country of France as the historian
informs us presented spectacle, for
blood and carnage that exceeded
any thing within The memory OF
man. So bloody was the Revolu-
ton of 1893, that that point in the
history Of France has since been
very properly termed the " Reign
Of Terror" So bloody was this
national tradgedy that i! was but
reasonable to suppose. and indeed
the people dreamed, and the world
-expevtedthat these scenes could never
be repeated that there never could
be but ore Robespierre. that 1898
presented a scene within the walls Of
Paris which for atrecity and cruelty
could never find parallel.
Whatever may have been the
dreams of philosophers and states
e"' H "e '
P.op
To- day a reign OF terror presents
itself in france, and Paris has but
little TO boast over the period when
Robesrierre held full sway, and the
.,,..,
."' '"'" !,
80 a:;;ass., a,a.aa..n o,;La
seNoe' :, . ra ~ :,
-,
o 1 M
naaohai gua'u uh"e' Tue ieao VI
kieeiosn Garanaid' nave taken zen
erais ihomas' Lecomp1e' anu Fi"oy'
ana executed them Win nosrloie
atrocity' and mao captured Inc brave
general Chanzy' ano ai'ef ofu'aiy
naiereahng nim' neid MIN IN QUITO
dy IN o military nospitai. Inc
Theirs government mas capis''iasea
with PRUSSIA, out q more horrid Zoe
n Dursed within the bosom OF
France. The French soldiers cap
=. n
tured by the PIussians are now dis
charged and on returning home are
IS likely to join the mob as other
wise, and :he Prussians, aye! and
the people throughout the world
are compelled to behold the bright
escutcheon of glorious France tarE-
ished by a more than repetition of
the scene. of 1893.
It is true no knife has yet fell up
on the necks Of the Emperor and
Empress nor upon Theirs; but
nothing but The increased facilities
for escape and the timely acceptance
of this opportunity prevents the ex
lies from sh-ring the same fate as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
THERE are five colored {

THERE are five colored Congress-
men in the Forty-second Congress.
Ea6 1T been prophesied twelve or
fifteen years ago that in the year
1871 men who were taen slaves
would have seats in our National
Assembly. it would have been
secuted as prepostsrous. treated
with ridicule, and the man who SC
proI htsied thought a iit subject foI
. lunatic asylum. Time works
wonders. The old antssonism o
races is dying out, and all men vii
soon stand equal in regard to right
and privileges.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

"lsn IL were IN my power TO
draw a faithful picture Of the Ameri.
eqn demogogue. Could / do this /
would paint for our country's gaze
one Of the most despicable eharac-
tiers outside Of the internal regions.
l would draw the outline ola human
figure, whose exterior is not unlike
other men, but whose interior 10 q
mass Of hopeless corruption. !
would paint this miserable and
purely selfish political aspirant as
riding iato Office, on the shoulders
of a constituency, which through
cunning and intrigue, he holds at
his will. I would represent him as
casting the slime Of his contact
among the members of the bar, on
the beach Of Che dignifed Judge in
the pulpit of the gospel minister
and in the legislative halls Of the
state and nation. would represent
him as a 'awning sycophant at the
foot of power. grovelling on his
knees in the dust, willing to act any
part in the political drama, matter
ing not how debasing. the service
mi hit be, in order to secure the
smiles and appreciation of his deity.
And to complete the picture, 1
would further represent him as hold
ing in his impious hands the Char
ter OF Liberty, while under his feet
lay, in ruins. the rights and priv
ileges CT American freemen
Oh him it may be said, he fatters
the ignorant with the widest delus
ions. He is ir favor Of this or that
measure, accordingly as it is popu-
lar or unpopular. If law is popu-
lar, it is just what he knew was
needed il unpopular. his voice had
always been against il.
Our country is cursel with DEM
agogues. The land mourning in con-
sequence Of their unpriacipled con-
duct. They are found in all politi
cal circles from Presidents down to
petty township officers. A change
in the programme is needed, and
the sooner rhe better.
The Editor of the Lincoln Herald
{ Ill. J says: There is something
radically wrong with the Legisla
ture. They have been in session
nearly three months, and the amount
of business done has been remark.
ably little. The working members
are becoming disguised with the
takers and drones, { demagogues
AID from what we hear there is
danger that many OF them will re.
sign their positions, leave for home
and put US in the same tix that Indi-
ana is in. The state of affairs at
Springfield is de lorable. Enough
Of the peoples money has already
been squandered, and it is about
time that something should be
done"
Now the only successful remedy
for this state OF affairs is to elect
honest, upright, sober men to office.
Such men are not hard to find ;
though they don't blow their own
horas. We nave good honest far
mers in this county who would do
honor TO our State in their legisla-
tire. They are men, too, who
nave at heart the interests of their
county and State.
Let US give our demagogues
through ticket up "Salt River" or
to some land of cannib.iism, where,
at least, some little use cal be made
OF them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
. Office OF DISSOLUTION.

.'oiice Is hereby given that the partner
snip hereto ore existing between r, j.
kounlz and Charles h1ham and grown
as The dine of koohlz u iioham ,s thls
day dissolved ~ mutual consent. The
business viii hereafter Uc Conducted Nv
y. j. koDptz, who will settle All iudeLtcd.
hess and Collect ali accounts Ut tue lale
irm.
Plymouth, Feb. 18th, 1871.