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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24
Special Notices.
; AInHLINs INFANT CORDIAL


IL oTChlldren Terthing. sOitsns the gumt,
allays the pain, reduces Inclination, controls the
b0WelA, caring summer complaint dysenleEy'
DiArTheA --a-.- -a----
Children OF \ dencIte Constitution. arc apt %
suffer more than the robust 6ee1nbe dentuon y
prOHIeted and carly emitting OF he teSith more %
be feared than Ihle. Much tStn - Appleh1qo ed
rom l0ossness OF the bOsSlA thai V u "a ex'
elssiYe Character. NoderGie lOosenesa oten re.
moves more dangerous Ldeetiuus, but when y
becomes excessive. attended, VIM pnminnE And
great prostrGtion, then u aholld b kspi v con
trol, and f0I this paEposS ne FsaArk, lhAt ny
LAIaat Cordial Il pGYtieui1til E11pted, and Ehen
ufed win al With The mOSt happy elect
Mothers Rlll ind Il VERY VAlnkble The CAM
will be relisVed, get into gentle Leep, Ane
wake up cheerful, happy and feeiing eomioItAo le
We guarantee each bottle, and WI leiabl ~.
price OF every bottle bot doing - We repnSsnt
| Prica Is cent? PET bJttle. SOD b. Az dTuggiatA
LAUGHLIS BROTHERS 4 CO., Props
AID Wheeling, ". VI
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suREwD business men keep up lhslr
trade in dull times by advertising In
such times purchasers appreciate the value
of every dime they ezpend, and scan the
papers to see where they can buy TO DeS'
advantage.
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MONDAY, JULY u, 1871.

LEGAL proceedings, looking towards an
;rinDc,iop TO restrain the sale Of bonds oil
,hc District OF Columbia, issued under the
four million loan act of the District Legs
lature, are talked about
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THE total amount paid by the general
government from March, 1853, 70 June,
1871, to the several s;atea Tor furnishing
and equipping volunteers TO suppress the
rebellion was g lOG8 2OS 20.
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JUSTIN MCCARTHY writes from London
to the New York Mail that the Prince OF
Wales ais the least popular Prince among
his own future subjects now known TO
Europe" This Is the judgment Of a well
informed English writer, and confirms
what has been previously reported OF the
universal dislike to the protligate young
scion Of royalty. And Il is not calculated
TO help the cause Of hereditary monarchy
with the masses In Observation-Disclosures.
less and aggressive in quest VI new pow.
ers-that a sensual imbecile " this kind
must be their ruler by the divine right OF
Kings" whether they wish IL or not
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OR. JOSEPH II. SCHeAeRs SIMPLE TREAT
WEHT
MEHT

and Ayalled themselves Of his wonderful efhea-
cious medicines they would not have iAllen:
DR.. Behenck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remAinA that VI
tally. By his medicines and his directions for
thGif use, 10 quIckened into hsalthial yigor.
In thls statement there Is nothing PIaSump-
uous To the faith Of the invalid q made no
representation that Ia not thousand times sub
stintllted BY living and visible EoEks The
the1Ty OF the cure BY Dr.. Sehgnek'1 mtdicihes
a As simple salt 10 uhfGilibg, IL philosophy 70
qulres no ArgungnL II iss ell-Gssnring, seltoon-
YincinS. - =.
The Sea.weed Tonic and NAbdfato Pills afo
the hrtt two weapons with which the citadel Of
nc mIlAdy Il AssAlled- TWo-thifds OF The eA1el
OF consumption originate 10 dyEpePAl and
funcuonaly dlsordered liver. With this eOndf
lion the bronchial tubes ''sympAthiLe,' With lhs
stomach They respond 70 the morbid action
| OF the liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
result and the setting With ell its distressing
inu HymUtDtna OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

DEMOCRATS, do not allow usurping
selEstyled party leaders to force you Ia
vote for the Convention, and against your
own interests, by cracking the party whip
over you. 1t Is not a party question at
issue, but one in which all men should
throw aside party bias, and look facts
plainly in the face. Examine the ques.
lion carefully, and then, iiyou are willing
topay the expense, and trust your liber'
ties 10 such men ~ will compose the Con
vention, vote for ii. But II, On the other
hand, you think your taxes are now high
enough, aud that our present Constitution
is good enough TO live under until it can
be changed by the Legislature, almost
without expense, vote against it.-hdHd.
trlm Republican. (Dtmccrdtc)
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A GrowI nj the Lonfers.

To the Elitor Of tbs Intelllgencer.
Those young men who day amer day
stand on the corners 0l our streets ana
seat themselves Un every available place
they can find, ought TO be ashamed Ol
themselves. Locating ON tile streets Is not
allowed 10 other cities and ought not to
be allowed In Wheeling. II Is very en-
barrasing for ladies tn have To pass u
corner where crowd Of men and boys
are congrcgated. They are often CON.
PEELED u hear vulgar language, besides
receiving inpertinGnt stares or insulting
looks from some Of the young futiians
standing there. There is always crowd
ormen seated on the Post Office steps,and
sometimes the crowd Is so great that peO-
pie have To push their way 10 get into the
office. Congregatlng on the corners has
got to be regular nuisance, and 1t is 70
he hoped that the proper authorities viii
speedily put stop to men and boys Loaf
ing on the streets. ......
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THEBATrLE AND THEvICToRY

The aght Is over. Competition Is 1t An end
The humbugs who have dIsaguHd 20 nAnyheats
and endangered 20 many lives, arc whipped
OuI, and
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
remains master Of the Geld, Snd IL Acknowledged
to Be the Standard hair Dye Of America. A
LIST OF the KILLED AID WOUNDED
would show scores Of ohArlAtAns stretched On
their hsekL Endorsed By Professor CHILrOS u
purS and harmless, and aeosPIsd By The puhlie y
matches in its operation, the Excelsior Dye
laughs all rivalry to seorn. As al exquisite
dressing amer dTSing, ase
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRRsERyATTvR
As dressing. JytdAW
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The points made by our correspondent
are well taken. The lOafng on the Post
Office steps especially is not only annoying
but disgracelul, and would not he tOlera.
ted day in any well regulated city where
the police have proper comprehension
of their duty. The loa1ng on street coru-
ers Is bad enough, but not so bad as that
at the Post Office People eau avoid the
street corners where the ruflans cOngre.
gate, but the Post Office Is public place
which everybody in the city must visit,
some daily and all frequently, and they
have a right to do so without being obllg.
ed to elbow or foot their way through
rows Of loafers, ranged on the steps, or
leaning against the door cheeks, and star.
ing idly and rudely Mt all corners and go.
ers, especially ladies. We trust our ex
cellent superintendent OF police will i'm,
prove the hint thrown out by our CORES
pondent.
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NOTICE

the undersigned having been appointed BY the
Cove ruoF, under Aalhodly u the "Aet TO Ake
thstanse Of the people upon The eAh VI C9high-
no. Gbd ~ ortanlIing ihe sane, passed Zebra
an x. ISL Commissioners 10 supehntend tue
takihg Of the polls u Ohio county, hereby RiTe
notice that polls will he Opsnsd 81 the usual
PAGES Of voting In sAld county on the Ath day Of
August 1871, for the purpose OF taking the sense
on The voter OF raid county on The question o.
esIiingA Convention 70 alter the Constitution Of
ihia siSte A. ]. PANNELL
JOHN r, WILSON,
JOHN BISHOP,
-. rnnmiaTiuueFa
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.NONsUMPTIoN.
Its Cure and Preventive.
RYJH SCHRNCK, VI, D,

Many human being has passed away, iOT
whose death there Was no other reason than Tie
neglect VI known and indlIputAblY proven mean.
Of cure. ThOse near and deA: 70 family and
friends are sleeping the dreAmless slumbef into
which, had they calmly Adopted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed In the Post Once at Wheeling,
on Monday, July ~, ISL:
viii please cali for advertised letters, giving the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24
LEAVE No STING BEHIND"

The work VI cure IL now beginning. The Vi.
tiated and mucuOus deposits IN the bowels and
In the allnentary canal arc elected. The liver,
llke clock 10 wound mp. II Afonscs rom ".
tOrpldlty The stomach acts TeeponslVely, and
the patient begins 70 FEEL that be Is getung ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

are provided Cor both public aBd private board
np. and unfurnished rooms will be let 70 studenti
~, ~ 81 k,aFd lhamHslN0a
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CONsUBTPTION.

The Mandrake pills are composed Of one Of
Natnrr's nOblest Rns-lhs POdgphiilum PsitA,
tum. They pOsEehs all tho blOod'sehfGhlng, A.
tentative Pf6perties Of ealomel, buL unllKe eAi"
nal ILnN
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COLLEGE.
N The thlftlo,h session Of TIL, Institution will

Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on Ibe 18th OF June, 1874. It is
rOmiDtIeIily situated IN the midst Of the beauu;
lul and healthy hill.e0uhtry Of the Panhandle
OF West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
or river, and surrounded with the mOst favorable
Indaenees IUT student life. lthAa properly IN
endoWfneut, Bindings, Apparatus, Library, &c,
N oyer lYO 600, and u thus enabled 70 sustain q
fseuitJ and furnish facilities for thorough edu'
cation Of the very arst order.
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A suPPLY OF coon BLOOD.

The sea.weed Tonic, in conjunction With the
pills permeAtes and Aselmmllates With the foOd.
Qualification IL now progressing without ~ pre-
yious tOFtnres. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure Is seen 10 be Al hahd. There u no
more fatultnce, o excetbAtlon Of the ttoinaeh.
An appetite sets To-.
vet given By an indulgent Father 10 Suffering
man, schenck's PulmOnit syrup comes In Ia
perform IL functions AndtohiFien and oDmple te
he cure. It'enters al once upon its work. Ma
tufe cannot be cheated II collects and riPens
the Impaired and diseaAed pQFtiOns OF the lungs
In the form of gatherings Il prepares them ioi
gKpectDfatlOn, and LOT 10 vOTy short time the
| Inilady IA Vanquisbed, hgrpttsn thfOps " oecu'
pled Ia renovated and made new, aud the patient
In all the dlgnity0f rogAihtd NtgOr atepsfOTth "a
| eniOy tiIe manhood Of W0taahhOOd that was
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

PERsONAL.-Our old friend Capt. ].
H. Wilson, of Laporte, made US short
call Saturday morning last He was here
on business Appeared in excellent
health and spirits.
By the way-after his arrival here, his
first business was to find the REPUBLI-
CAN office. He enquired OF a gentleman
on the street who happened to be the
Bill Poster, where we could be found. The
gen Imam kindly volunteered to show
him the way, and very naturally enquired
of Mr.. W. ''if another show was coming
to Plymouth" The large gold watch
chain, displayed on his vest front "was
what was the matter"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The recent Roman Catholic Mission
from England to America, has provoked
Hupars to publish in their last weekly. a
somewhat ludicrous cut, yet truly illus
trative of the relation between the heather
OF America and the august missionaries.
In the picture the freedman looks upon
the soulless priest and seems to say: we
have so recently been relieved from the
bonus OF inv 'ian;ary servitude, will moi
now put on the manacles of Priestlv
bondage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The second number of the Indiana
oshs Ff'a"d, german paper published
III Fit Wayne. lad, came to our notice
this week. 1t is published by a company
OF germans, in the interest of the Rcpub
lican party, and though we ate not fully
competent TO judge of the merits of "A ger
man paper, we can say that it is large
quarto neatly printed, contains large
amount of reading matter, and is just such
paper as is wanted by large portion of
the readers OF this county. That honest
and sterling republican, and former Audi
tor of State, Max. Hoffman is the editor.
We we come the editors staff and his pa
per to our exchange list To our german
readers We will say that next to our own
paper we advise yol to take the TolKs
Freuni
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-The
tenth volume of this periodical opens
"lththe January number, which is before
US, Like its predecessors, it is full of
SUBSTANTIAL home reading which is adj
mlrabiy adapted ITO promote knowledge.
-virtSa and temperance" Its contributors
for the isaS.. { LA story by Virginia
F. Townsend The Dead Year Of D,sast-
er, by Geo. S. Burleigh; Washington and
His Loves, by Re-. J. B. Wakeley, D.
D.; Newburgh and its Surroundings, by
Joel T. Headley; Going to Housekeep-
ing, by Elsa Mansfield; Planning Career,
by Horace Greeley; City versus Country,
by Gail Hamilton; Temperance Story,
by Alice e. Williams; The Wife of Dr.
Franklin, by JAS. Parton; Enough's
Enough, by Thomas K Beecher, etc, etc.
The Household fills blank that has long
existed BY supplying, at low price, 3
good Magazine which is but one dollar a
year. Any person not acquainted with
it, win receive specimen copy free by
addressing S. s. WooD & Co., Newburgh,
NY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Tom Nc Gehan's third Trial

A Special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Times & Chronicle. says:
D. A. Houk occupied yesterday after
noon from 2 TO half past s. IN the close OF
the argument for the defense.
The wife of Thos Mcclellan, and four
children, were in attendance yesterday.
She has been constant to her husband in
all his trials.
Mr. Houk reiterated the theory which
Valandigham originated-and, in the
opinion of a majority of the crowded
courtroom, made stronger and more
cogent argument than he did last June
that the deceased (Myers) came to his
death by a shot from his own pistol, fred
by himself. Like his colleague, he at
tackled Carver as the guilty party.
The Court held no Sc sion at night.
I. c. Maginnis closed the argument
for the prosecution imam hour and half
speech, refuting the self shooting theory,
and the defense that Carver shot Myers.
The Court gave the jury recess and
an early dinner, to prepare them to stand
his charge, which will be read at half D t
twelve.
Mrs. Mcclellan and her two boys are
still by the defendants side
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
May they always be happy.

DIR. A. B. Bort, who advertised to be
at the Parker House in this place on the
q, to treat disease failed to be present on
account of the illness of his wife, and
very much TO his regret
The Doctor will be of present some
time next month, due notice which
will be given.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
List of Patents

issued from the United States Patent Of
fee toIndiana Inventors for the weekend
ing Dec. 10Th. 1871, and each bearing
that date. Furnished this peaper by COX
g G OK. Solicitors of Patents, Washing
ton. d. c.:
Chimney Cap, A. B. johnson, Wash
ington.
Steam Genera tor and Feed Water
Heater, NJ. N. Lynn, New Albany.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The members of our Sabbath School
class will please accept our thanks, which
is but very feeble acknowledgement, fol-
the present, to us, OF very beautiful
scarf, found ON the christmas tree. The
kindness of the donors shall ever find d
place in our memory.
May they always be happy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

Look out for furry in the Dry Goods
Market. Williamson 6 Co., have made
break on high paices that other house.
in Plymouth will be obliged to follow
See their column advertisement in thii
paper. Some ofour citizens have been il
the habit of going to Chicago and For
Wayne to buy goods cheap. but they car
find better and cheaper goods neare
home.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Church Directory.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH --JonN l.
BoYD, Pastor Preaching on Sunday at half-past
ten a. m, and at seven p. M. Sunday School at
two O'Clock p m. Glass Meetings, Wednesday, at
seven O'Clock p To-; Sunday, at twelve O'Clock M,
aid three O'Clock p. The Pastor may be found
in study at the Church, from nine m to twelve
M, through she week. At other hours will be out
on clerical duty at his residence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Reposttory OF Fashion, PIeasu
and Instruction,
Harper's Bazaar.
Notices. of the Pres,

Notices Of the Press.
1t is really the only illustrated chroniclsr Of
fashion in the county. Its supplements alone are
worth the subscription price OF The paper while
fully maintaining its position as mirror of fash
ion, 1t also contains stories. poems, brilliant es.
says, besides general and personal gossip.-Bostoa
Saturday Eseniag Gozeits.
There never was paper published that SO delight.
ed the heart OF woman. Ne mind If it does cos,
yon a new bonnet: it will save you ten times the
price in the household economy it teaches -Provi.
de- Journal.
The young lady who buys single number Of
Harper's Bazaar is made "a subscriber for life-Ees
York Eseai,.g Post
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the periodicals
which the Harpers publish it is almost ideal w. well
edited aud the class Of readers for whom il is in
tended-th the mothers and daughters in avers a am.
iiies-ran not but profit by its good sense az good
taste, and ability, which, we have no doubt, are
to-day making very many homes happier than they
may have been before the women began takipe
lessons in personal and hsust hold and social
agement from this good natured MENTOR The Ma
tios, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

q storm near Memphis, which bore the
marks of a tornado, blew the steamboat
Dexter, aground 10 miles below Helena,
breaking her capstan and rigging. The
Indiana was also aground at Helena The
Phil. Allen was also blown high and dry
at Reeves, and esreened.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
sUBsCRIPTIONs.-IS72.
TERMS +:


Barper's Bazaar, one year, Four Dollars
An extra copy OF either the Magazine. Weekly
OF bazar will be supplied gratis for every club q
rive subscribers AZ 81 each in one remittance; OF
SIX copies Tor $50, without extra COPY.
Subscriptions to Harper,s Mavazine WeekI " and
Bazar, TO one address for ono year, $40; or, two d
Harper's Periodicals, to one address for one wear
81 %. = " ~ g'@'
The four volumes of Hsrper,s Baxar. for tue yea,
tSoe, o., ~, u, elegantly bound In green noIoc.
60 cio.n Will Do s-nf By express freight prepaid fol
The postage % Harper's Bxsa. Is 30 cents year
which muat depaid at the subscribsrss post ofHce
Addrsn HARPER BIOS, New Ys,k.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

THE sermon preached at the Prcsby-
ts.ian church last Sabbath, by the Rev
W. W Campbell, Subject; Are all men
saved, y was of such IA character as to
elicit the most profound and solemn at
tention. In argument the speaker was
clear, logical and convincing, and his pa
theiic appeals did not fail to touch the
heart of the hearer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The Plymouth Nursery is one of the
most f1urish.ng institutions of the kind in
northern Indiana
Does the efIibor refer to a nursery of
trees, or the other kind -lNisharaka En-
terprise
Do you suppose we have bit one of the
other kind. in Plymouths That subject
cannot be exhausted in three lines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

Mrs. EMMA F. and Mr.. EDWARD Mol
10y published their farewell address to
the patrons of the South Bend Union
last week Their natures were too good
to longer keep company with the readers
of that paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

66th ANNIvERSARY OF THE NEW ENG
LAND SocIETY.-Last Friday was tn,
66th Anniversary of the New England So
ciety, which was celebrated at Delmonico's
Chancellor Joseph H. Choat presided
and after the supper was disposed of, de
iivered humorous address This meet
ing was attended and addressed by Henry
Ward Beecher, Gen. Mcdonald of Mas
sachusetts; DR.. Bellows. Gen. Hawlev,
Gen Mcdowell, Gov Morgan and Prof
Anthrop.
Beecher in response to the toast of
Mr. Choat, referring to the Pilgrim Faith
ers said:
They brought over with them many of
The errors and superstitions which exist
ed, in England at the time, but left more
behind them. Through time these We're
eradicated, and there was no more burn
ing of witches, which was the Pilgrims
greatest and most irrational superstition.
Mr. Beecher then turned to politics, and
said that it should be preached from the
pulpit as much as the gospel is This the
Pilgrim Fathers did, and he approved of
their ideas in this regard. He regretted
that Government and Church had come
to be so far separated as they are In the
days when New England was colonized.
1t was the custom to build the church
hrst, at place where it was intended to
build city. Every man who became
resident Of the new city was a member of
the church, which became the local legis-
lature. In conclusion, he referred to the
late reform movement in this CITY, and
said 1t was the result of New England
ideas, honesty and economy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

DIssnLUTIoN OF Observation-Disclosures is
II hereby given that the firm Of Wolf 4 Cold
smith, doing business in Argoe, Marshall Co., Ind
will be dissolved on the FIRST day of January 1872
Either Of the parties have the authority to pay
debts dne by the firm, receive money and cou-
snmmste settlements with persons indebted to the
firm. L WOLF
Dec. IA, 7l-t3. l.. GOLDSMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

Our neighbor in place of givin us the
whipping we expected last week, borrow
ed the Argus's bride, put it upon his long
cared animal, led him out and set him tc
braging to annoy us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The NJ E. Sabbath School concert last
Sabbath evening called forth a very large
audience The exercises were solemn
and impressive, and though the house was
cssnsely packed, the hour spent was to Us,
at least. a pleasant one ". NJ Kendall
with the assistance of Rev j l. Boyd,
certainly has the faculty of getting up an
eXcelle-t Sabbath School entertainment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The bill totally abolishing the tax on
tobacco will meet with great opposition
from tobacco manufacturers, AS small
tax of 16 cents on the pound furnishes a
pretext for the present high prices
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Grand Jurors, Feb Term, 1872

CIRCUIT COURT
VIM. Shaw, Union.
d. G. Dennlan, Certer-
w. Deacon,
VIM Dudgeon. Green
John A. Brougher, German
Ernst Koontz, North
Robert Beagles, Polk.
John F. Moffatt, Bourbon.
John Rowan,
John w Young, Tippecanoe.
Stephen Coleman, West.
Anthony NcGreaE, Walnut
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The Audience room of the NJ. E.
Church was a little cold last Sabbath, on
account Of late firing in the morning.
We are promised that we shall be more
comfortable hereafter
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

MAERIED.-At Tyner City, Ind, Dec.
2snd Il, by Rev. A. Fuller, MIR. ". Ii.
BEAVER, OF Sheridan, Calhoun County,
Mich, TO Miss LUELLA STANLY, of Tyner
City
Cake received.