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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
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fer 6anbeleiettun9, nit Dem mir bic
lebten a@t Sabre su 0rabe osleitst 3D.
ben mir Dem iceben abselaufenen nadz
u ltn9en, ,1ur in elmer anceren Gonart,
u wel@er, tatt so fir 1862 II prpz
cent M9io fir 1870 Der S6llHfl 1T.
DARN 1T feline welentlide 9srminoes
run9ces0 runoibels ;u erfennen> Tenn rie
8aiS unlere5 Y%apisreelreS 1T nod
ebenlo loder pie bisber, unp rer erl1e
Binpitob fam has sansc @ebiuce
fiber BEN 9aufen rerfeu. Nu9 an
Dem @efratn bon ben 3ouz uuo Steuz
erlafen baben mir weni9 gu dncern.
gtwas 1T i'm 2aufe BEG leBten Sabres
auerpinss na4 eer erminl9ten &i9z
tun9 sel9eben, aber bel ,peitem ni9t
senu9, I'm cen Gerfebr BON ieinrn Sci
1eln gu tefreien, uno bic Golsen pes
anbaltenoen Drudcs fansen an, fia
in iebr emfnolider Weiie seltenp 3u
MAIDEN 9rob elmer burdsretfsnten
0erbe0erun9 res Greoitlytem6 mebren
ii@ bic Gauimeats in acknowledgement
Maee, bic enormen Spele ;ebren bic
sertngen @ercienite auf unb Sn1oloens
tritt an Die Stele idetntaren pcer aud
wtrtliden @oblitaneeS. @ermBee leiz
ner rei&en Grnten bdtte bas Sabr 1870
fir aQe Gla0en nlerer 8epSlferune
Elm al~dn;ences rperren mlGen, III Gplee
Der 8ur3i6tisteit unlercr 8cltspertre>
ter uno oteler serfebrtsn Wobre9e.n
unlerer Ginansserwaltuns, tbetlwetie
aud unter ben Gtnwtrfuneen bes euro
pdilden Srieees finp aber pie moblbe>
srinretiten 5ufnunsen unerfiQt ee>
tlieten uno wir Ieben taS Sabr ubne
Bepauern beenoet bofeno, raB bic
Na9websn ees alien ni9t nod TN
neuen flblbar tperotn. On Dimenipn
befrieoiseno it, ramentli@ in ben leg
ten Wonaten, Der Yroouctenerport &C.
tpelen, unp efe1em llmtante &perpen
mir IS banfen, tpen., bic 8tlan3 nit
Dem Nuelanoe nidt un9lnfi9 fir uns
ausfdut. @aren mir aud senStbiet,
CUR tbeilwetlen Deduns tes itarfen
Supports, pper als R~idsablun9 fit
retournirte @ertbpapiere circa 26 Milz
lipnen Dollar mebr GpelmetaQ 3u erz
pprtiren als I'M porieenS Sabre, 70 1dlolz
fen Die @erl9ifuneen rp4 aud wett
o,5eere Summen Silber EN- te0en
Droructipn in bieiem Sabre sewaltt9
3usenommen bat. 8eradf@ti9t man
ferner ben in rem 3ollamtsliiten nt@t
oersei6neten @olsimpoyt aus Canada,
bic pur9 bic Ginwanrerer ubertra9ten
Summen, unr enoli1 rie fable Cob
PRODUCTION i'm 9anee ielbh 70 1T iebr frasz
lid, pb her 0elammtporratb BON @olo
am ShluGe pes 9abres 1870 fleiner
uar, ais beim 8egtnn cei1elten. Sat Der
propuctenerport, wie selast, bintdtli@
Ger Guantitdt befrtepist 70 fno bod
pie Yreile felt be0tuu pes 9erbfes be-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Der % a mberer +.

tor Gumanuels seeer @om auf BET
NecnerbIbne nit ben, 2orbecr pes3eitz
9eiites befrdn3ten uno babur1 tbren
tatbolii@en Mitbdreern pur@ bic Gbat
3ei9ten, tpas i1e Dol, tteier pplitit ~
erpartea baben. pofentlt4 miro Der
obne 3weifel ernfli& 9emetnte @unl9
Der upreb" bier eirfwetlen nod auf
feline @erwirfli9uns tparten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Sic fatbplii6e STRIDE In eng:
lan1.
LAMB.

Das neue" Gatbulit Directory" tbeilt
mie sem6bnlid Die ftatifii9sn @nsas
ben uter cie Satbolifen Gn9lancs nit.
Dan eriiebt aus o%en(elben, cab inGnaz
lano uno @aleS IS uno III Sdottz
lanO uier fatbolilbe 8ild6fe aufsefabrt
werpen, Don peneu aQerein95 pier ben,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Oie 2urembur8er.

Sc fleiner an @ettetsumfan9 Elm
eano 1T, refto iorefaltiaer unc entidie<
cener ml0en beflsn Bdraer fir ibre
llnatbdnaiefeit unb Grstbeit ouf Ter
SUIT fem uno taflr MAIDEN, lont finb
ie oar lei9t Der @iQfir uno 2dncerz
sier trseno zines md9ti9en Nadbars
perfauen. Das ;ei9t bic 9eaenwdrtise
Gage 9urembures, pel9em 0raf 8isz
r1ard pcrwirft Die Neutralttdt pdbz
reno tes jdnsfen 8rieees perIebt ;u
baten uno pebbalt NIT militdriiaer@e e.
malt trobt.
&aum rpar bic Na9rt9t bieppn dber
ben Ocean CUR &tnntniB ber In Nmez
rita lebenben Quremtur9er eecrun0en,
70 0at li9 BON Seite rerlelben tenn
AUDI Elm gang entidieoener unwiQe 9ez
een Bismard's Drobuns fund.- uno
cte Qeier tie(es Blattes batter mebr<
fad geleaenbeit, fid taou1 III lberz
aeuaen, taB bic S5bne eeS teorobten
9dnb9ens, ob(don sor ibrer 6eimat
entfernt uno in ben Ser. Staate1 aerz
1reut lebenb, tennod fit ibr @aterz
lamb etnc inrise 2iebe lnt treue Mn<
bdnolidfett bepabrt baben, wlroie Ter
m%utbrouen Gntldieoenbeit, nit >pelGer
lire Mitbiireer In Der 6etmat fdr Die
Grbaltuna ibrer Breibeit einfsben.
Den neutrality-suspicious. jufolse ldetnt
BET Sturm fi@ ettpas eeleat gu baben.
Ger 2urembursil9e Mini7er Serpais
batte In einem iebr umfaneretden
S@reibet mora BfSmard auf rel1en
Beldwercepunfte 9eantmprtet inoem
ct NIT Tbatla@en na@wisa, baB Eur
embura Be9anitiounsen, bic es Der
fran;51idm Nrmee ;utcmmm LIEF, in
nod piel reidltderem Maee Der beut>
1den Mrmee 9etrdbrte. 60 !. 9. MUIR
be Der 2urembur9er Resierune poree<
worfen, rae fe bic Beftuna Gbtonpiue
NIT prooiant oerleben babe: Wbaeieben
rappn, taB IS bic frans6Nide Stbabn
uar, melAe Der 9enannten Uefun9 2ez
bensmittel ;uflbrte uno ni9t Current
burg, 9insen 5unterte ycn @a9snlaz
ounseu mad ben preubiiden 5auptz
quartiereu, I'm Der reutlden Nruee
prppiant su3uflbren. 0esen bie1e3uz
fubrer protel 1irt @raf Bismard nidt.
gnelid ,eiat Miniter Serpats, oab
feline Madt cas Hedt fat, f@ Mill
tiili6 pon Observation-Disclosures los@
3ula9en, Die ie NIT anceren Ne9terunz
gen einse9an9en. Der &6nig Don
preueen ideint bic Sade etpas mtloer
aufSufu0er alS fem @ei@sfan3ler Graf
Bismard, ben1 tpie Der Teleerapb be-
ri9tet, bat Ct einen Brtef an Den prtn>
gen 9einrt@ ter N%iecerlanee Stattz
batter bon 2uremburA sei&rieben, wo>
rim ct i'm erfldrt, tab es ME preuSens
@bii&t sepelen iet, bic l1notbdnststett
9urtmburss an3utateu. Dieie Grfld<
run9, aud tuenn ie fi6 befdti9t, edrfte
inceb taum senl9en, pas erreSte Diff
trauen Der 2urembur9er iofort gu BE-
fdwi@tisen. (Nuf Der oritteu Seite
tnret ft9 Elm tnters0anter Nrtlfel dber
oiele &nsele9enbett.)
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81 it1er Set

fann auf ben u@anberer"
dbpnntrt merben. Ser Sabr>
gang miro fit jeben Nbpnneuten Don
Dem 3ettpunft an bere@net> wann Ct
utonnirt.
$ermim fit bic %rdmie.
gtele Sreunte btefes 8lattes baben Be-
retts bur9 gorausbe3abluns bes sterten
9atr9anss bic pom yWanberer" ausgefeste
9rdmie ertpprben. "a Is tnbeb stele eeute
siebt, we19e bic @ussaben fur 3sttuussu
II. tsl. 70 nett pie m0slia btnausidieben,
unb Inbere, benen fdpieri9e l1mtdnbe bic
frabere 8esab1uns unm691iA MAIDEN; fp
taben mir uns entidlOTen, nit &ldiAt auf
fo19e Qeier etren Germin CUR Grlaneuns
eer 9rdmte fef3ufeben unb ;tpar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

TIE Board of Trustees of
the Corporation of the town
Plymouth, have extended the
time Of paying Corporation
taxes, from the 9th of Febru-
airy, lS7l,'to the 9th day of
March, 1871; and all Corpor-
alton taxes that is not paid on,
or, before the 9Th day of March
1871, will be collected by dis
tress and sale of property.
This is my last notice; and
/ hope that the citizens of Ply
mouth, who do not pay their
taxes by that time March 9th
IS7l), will not be offended it |
am compelled to proceed to the
extremity of law.
Christian WENZLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
West Point.

Applicants for cadetship in the mill
itary academy at West Point are hereby
informed that competitive examination
will be held a; the court house IN Plym-
outh, on Thursday and Friday, The Sec
oud and third days of March. 1871, for
the purpose of ascertaining the qualifica-
tions-physical. mental and moral, of all
persons SO applying, and of selecting
from the whole number Of applicants the
candidate who 10 the judgment of the
Board of Examination is best qualitie
for the place. The person so selected by
the Board will receive the nomination OF
the Representative in Congress.
JASPER PACKARD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

ARE YOU GOING EASTsn
swell. nsishb.r IL, are you going East
shis season."
-sss't tsi 4 shall that trip ia-t year rather
sssA me up.
lyon zidn's 70 by the Broad cu.gs Erie Rail-
v.y. tA.,. did you,"
mo. sir 10 had. I'd have been happy man
~-AAy-
why, bows thatf"
well. In the first place. II I had gone by the
Erie should have reached New York In
meet impsrtant engagement; as IL vas. went
~ another line. Was several hours late, and Lost
the.ssnds Of dollars BY III
"rsa r.eDliset ny advice before Jon ssarted
ssst yea!"
-Ys: and wish I had hiisssd Il. why. am
ssId that TIA. Erie foot wider than those
10 ordinary use, and thar man can i've in them
9th night and day. just A. comfortably ~ he can
- ths Sherman the Gait HOUSE,"
Yes. and get inst . good and regular meals at
80 Cempss,'s hotels along the line"
.rh.s's item. for L always get hungry In
wavsling. But ~hers do 700 connect with these
Rri. coaches, might taksa notion to run on
East b.sore long. so- they say LIS aions worth the
yries Of . ticket TO the Drawing Room Cars"
"They run four Daily Express Trains. starting
rom Cincinnati. from Cleveland. from Dunkirk,
sroa Buffalo and from Rochester. and running
thrSugh without change to New York. You can
.ks the Broad Guage at either OF these points
sd In either will have view Of such scenery
- ysu before in your life, unless you've
bssn TO Switzerland"
mo, I never have, but 1 am going TO Now
ysrk BY the Erie Railway the FIRST week can
spare. and shall take my whole family along
whore do you buy the tickets,"
Oh, anywherel All the principal ticket agents
tArsushout the West and South have them for sale
Our agent here says he has all lie can do to supply
the demand"
Does bet Well, I'll hurry over TO the depot
I rseksn and invest right away Good day. sir
Oct lsttf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

THE TwENTY-SECosD OF FEBRUARY
Almost every day in the year might be
celebrated by the American people in
cOmmemoraIion Of some great event
This would be neither practical nor prof
table. We think, however, that the ma
tionsl observance OF the I'D of February
would augment the harmony and
strengthen the fraiernal feeling of all
classes. What can have q greater ten
dency TO exalt our loye of country than
to have ozr thoughts turned to the illus
triors deeds OF our ancestors by appro-
pirate anniversary ceremonies, or pro-
mote general good feeling, than by
reviewing their labors, sufferings, and
heroic sac rifioes for the common good of
their posterity The Fourth of July is,
in reality, our only national anniversary.
The birthday o the fathe. OF our conn
Try is usually celebrated in our cities and
by some societies. Can any reasonable
objection be urged why it SHOULD not be
made a national day? Surely the natal
day Of Washington, who defended the
Declaration of Independence, is as wor.
thy Of our observance rs the day it was
promulgated to the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

The snow Is in n " melting mood"
Work on the railroad bridge "goes
bravely on
Gold in New York yesterday was
quoted at Ill IA.
The Lenten season will commences on
the 22d Of this month.
The bachelors lament--A-lass the
old maid's--Ah-men.
Some one wants to know what dis
case the believers in immersion are affiic :
ted with? Dip Theory.
Dan Mcdonald returned home from
indianapolis on brief visit last Saturday.
He Is enrolling Clerk of the House.
The painting and granting on the
inside of ST. Michaers academy IS done
in an excellent and stylish manner. The
work was done by Perry Swctland.
An exchange has poem of which
the following is stanza:
slippery sheet Of ice;
No girl there-it's lonely.
Our girl there-its nice"
Arrangements have been made by
which we now bave two mails daily 10
and from Chicago. Arrive at $50 A. NJ.
and 7:45 p NJ Depart 2:25 p. NJ. and A.
N. Arrangements will soon be made 10
have two daily mails from Pittsburgh.
The Census Committee, IN Congress,
have agreed upon bill increasing the
pay Of Marshals recently engaged in Ia
king the census, to five dollars a day.
Fifteen thousand deputy Marshals are
interested in this bill.
The social season IL observed by
the people of our village with more than
usual interest. Much coed feeling and
sociability prevails. Pleasure smooths
away the wrinkles from every brow. The
old are young again the young are
younger still- Joy fills every cup. The
sunlt smile rests upon every countanance.
Thus may it ever be.
Valentines Day saw the usual mum
Der of touching missives sent and receiv-
ed. Some one sent one OF our druggists
one that touched, almost - his
ire. 1t was a varicgaied pyotile of his
nasal organ of huge dimensions. When
assured that it was not burlesque In tn at
i! was actually smaller than his own, he
laughed and felt complimented. Man
kind was was overlooking with sentiment
and sent their thoughts on the wings OF
love Gu. S. Mall in burning sen enc es
(and perfumed envelopes) ON their mis-
sions Of affee(ta)iion 10 the fortunate or
unfortunate Misses here and abroad.
Some of them have not been seen 10
smile since, and We fear the missives
missed the Misses. How sad that boys
should be thus mis(s).ed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Stable Horse for Sale.

The undersigned offers the celebrat ed
horse, Sir Archie, for sale on the most
reasonable terms. The Sir Archie has
made several very successful stands in this
county and is well and favorabiy known.
His colts are'among the best horses ia the
country, ard are well adapted for either
saddle or harness. lie is dark bay six
teen hands high. eight years ola this
spring and weighs fourteen hundred
poupds. For particulars, address VIM.
Sluyter, Plymouth. Indiana; or the horse
may be seen al his residence, five miles
south OF Plymoutli.--n13-vl5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

TIMES are dull, we admit bu. 1t is in
dull times that business men. snd espec-
tally retailers. should advertise. The
man whs confines his advertising to the
business season is net wise-all expert
ence proves this There is no class of
goods for which there is not q greater or
dealer who remembers this fact and keeps
II prominently before the public, is the
one who win have less cause to complain
of dull times than his neighbor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

A GRAND supper will he given for the
benefit of ST. Michael's academy in Ben
sons hall, on Tuesday evening, February
2ist. Hon. Z. II, Reeve will actress the
public upon this occasion. After the
supper the lottery will come of. There
are still many tickets unsold. and these
are for the citizens OF Plymouth. Outsi-
ders have done well for our academy,
and we hope Plymouth will do the same.
Buy . ticket, try your luck and thus
aid our institution.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Fur the NJ. c. Republican.
In Memory of g. P.



We're lonely tonight. George, without Jon
Oh, don't the la tenders look queer.
To think that you can't call for " trust" Geo. rye.
Or sponge OF from some one the bser.
We know that for " cheek I" you's not lacking.
But with mouth. our souls to all vex.
We thought you'd come down with part pay.
George,
Before you passed In your last checks-"
les, sadly and lonely Tonight. George,
With printers all mp on their ear;
Three weeks have gone by since you len them
No stamps Tor your paper this year.
They hint you are dead, George; don't mind
them,
For printers are sometimes 90 queer
I think they meant Dead Bsaff who'd doubt
them7
sopay for your paper next year.
For II yen should enter their sanetun,
I'll vsaturs to wager the skoots"-
And DON'T pay your ave years Of subscriptiou,
ysar esss tai With their boot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Diarrhea BaIsam and
Cough Mixture.

MIR. Todd, of the Model
Drug Store, has sold large guam
titles of the above preparations on
account of their intrinsic vslue. with
out advertising them, but the de
mand has become SO great, he is in
duced to begin to manufacture them
on large scale. They arc warran-
ted 10 cure the most obstinate cases.
Go and buy bottle,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

NASH & BRECKENRIDGE tell us that they
are preparing To- bring on very heavy
stock Of hardware for the spriug trade =.
In the mean time they are selling their
old grades at greatly reduced prices. We
feel sure It will be to the interest of ev-
cry one to give them call before buy
ipC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

WHAT are you doing to permanently
benefit the town in which you liver Ev-
cry man should aim to add something to
the general benefit. Build good side
walks, set out trees, beautify your prop
erty, build good fences. Spring will soon
be here, when this kind of work should
be done. Prepare for 1t now. and have
your plans ready to take advantage of
every good opportunity to carry them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Masonic.

Plymouth Chapter, No. 40, r.. Il. "
Regular communication Monday even
ing, Feb. 20, at ~ O'Clock, for business
and work on the Mark Masters degree.
Visitors cordially inuiied to attend.
BY order Of the VI. f. III. p.
H. B. REEVES. Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

Nussbaum & Co., want it particularly
understood that all who are indebted to
them, are respectfully and earnestly So
licited. invited, requested, and command
ed 10 Come forward. settle, and pay up.
We ask for 1t because we need 1t; and
we want each and every one TO consider
themselves particularly dunpsu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
NEW sIlVERsMITH.

a r. PHILPOT would announce the citi-
<Ae fens Of Marshall county aud the publie in
ssssrsi that he has again located In Piymc uth and
st al times Be found In his stsr~ three doors
vest Of Noodzrd Haham's Han DWARF Sto-e, soufh
sta~- Lsport. street. Plymouth. Marshall Co.. Ind
where he IL prepared 20 do ali work in his line La
the very beat manner, and on the most ressonsbls
terms - Particular attention given to thu
cleaning aud r-psiring of Watches All work
~.rrant-d Give hsr call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Chronicle Almanac and Year Boz
EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER
PREhlUNS TO AGENTS
For the largest lis, OF ,ul,.criber

Totae most successful agents in Ohio and Indi-
ana. a Champion Reaper and Mower. worth 81 so.
To the next most successful agents in these
States. Buckeye Grain Drill, worth 500 A
Grover Baker Sewing Machine. worth $40. or
Appleton's Amer can Encyclopedia, worth $50.
To the most successful agents in Kentucky. IIli-
nois aud Iowa, a choice Of the last three pre-
miums.
To the mos. s:.ccessful agents in these
States a Champion Seeder and Cultvator, worth
$50; or Grover 4 Ds ker Sewing M achine, worth
S65
To tLs mest successful agents in West Virginia.
Tennessee. Mississippi. Missouri Kansas, Eenfle-
mans Silver Nn.ch, worth SIS
az Agents competing for TIA csc special premiums
may take subscrikers Al the lowest Iale of q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
spzxr. WI. PISS. NOTARY PUBL
OSBORNE & HESS.

ATTORNEYS at Law. ~iil attend promptly to all
n prof-ss jon.l business entrusted 70 them. Par
tli.f aitsrt given res; estate business titles
u.min-d and quieted Collections made and
rrr.priv r-mitt~d- os.ic> on Michigan Street te~
ts.rs North Of the Parker House. Plymouth, lad
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EVERY church that would prosper
should show proper attention to stran-
gers. They should be promptly and
courteously provided with seats, and
made to feel that they have cordial
welcome there; whether rich or poor
they should not be overlooked or neg
lecfed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
&C. Il A. IL. CarICn.

q rTOR yEYs A COUNSELLORS. Real Estate and
~ 40 Deeting Agents. Ply mouth. Ind pr~ctis-
tag In the law courts Of Marshall and adjoining
csaatss and will give prompt attention to all legal
ta-iness entrusted 70 them. General collecting
.s.sts Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan
Pal ocular attention given TO the settlement
d-,~Asnt's estates and gusrdanships. Deeds mort
v-xes. and other contracts drawn NJ and acknowl-
g. tak-n. once. Brownies Block. mp stairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

rTORSEYS. Csun.-ie-s Law So.arys Pub
~ li:and Authorized War Claim Agents. Bour
bon. Ind. Especial attention given to the
s-tt~msns - Estates. C"nveyancing,s Il the Col
acton OF Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bouaty.
Back Paw and all other War Claims l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
q Holtz~ndorn,

HkSHIC SABL Barber SHOP. Corner Of La
- P>rte and NJ scniEan streets. and opposite IT,
= Dcksnn's hardware store. The highest price
cid for lsdies' hair. ljitfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16

AND EATING SALOON,
~ Immediately in the rear of. the Ho-
Tel De Shskes- Oysters, Sar,iines, Tripe,
&C.. prepared in the best style. Warm
meals NJ all hours.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
SRECIAL PREMIUNfs

For five subscribers at o. 30 each, Lady's Pho
tograph Album. worth $3.50; set Of Silver ted
Teaspoons, worth $3.50, or boys superior Pc cket
Knife, worth $50.
For ten subscribers at 81 80 each. set of silver
plated Tablespoons. worth s.; excellent Violin
| Flute, worth 81.
For fifteen sub-sriters at 81 90 each Pictorial
History az the Rebellion. sls.
For twenty subscribers at 81 so each, webster's
Una brIdgss Dictionary, <l2
For thirty Subscribers at 81 so each, q gentle
mans Silver Wsirh. S25.
For twenty subscribers at 81 so each, IL, Gin
CHM att Daily Ch,saieiS one year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Amasa johnson.

- orARY Public. Attorney Counselor AZ
- Law. Authorized War Claim Agent, Plyu :
euth, lad. Especial attention given TO the set
nsnt Of E-sstes. ConveyancinR. and the col
stion Of Soldiers Claims for Pensions. Bounty,
BACK Pay. and all othsrwsr Claims. Once On
alehie.n street, over Buck Teams Hardware
Store. I34t1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Great Central Route East.
Only One Change of Cars I!
Between Detroit and New. York CITY, via
Great West'n Railway,

On arrival Of trains on the Michigan
Central, Detroitand Milw ukec and Mich
igan Southern Railroads.
Four Express Trains leave Detroit
daily Sundays excepiedO for London,
Paris, Toronto Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Rochester Ogeensburgh, Burlington, Ell
mira, ALBANY, New YORK. Boston, Phila-
delphia. Baltimore, Washington aud all
intermediate places.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, &Washing-
ton passen gers will find this route via
Rochester and Northern Central Railroad,
the shortest and m ,st direct to those
cities. Only one Change of cars bet geen
Detroit ard Baltimore.
FARE ALWAYS As Low As BY OTHER LINES.
Baggage checked 10 all principle points.
Tbs is the only route via Niagara Fslls
and the Mammoth Suspension Bridge.
Dur ing the season OF Navigation, daily
connections are made with Lake Ontario
Steamers at Hamilton and Toronto. BY
this line passengers have first choice of
siaie~Oom at Hamilton.
PULLMAN'S I6-wheeled palace sleep
ing cars run on all night trains between
Detroit and Rochester.
FRANK E. SNOW.
Western Pass. Agt Detroit.
w. K. MUIR. Gen. Supt., Hamilton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-16
Meat Market.

GANCEL MOORE. in the Basement Room. under
williams Boot Shoe Store, Michigan street,
h.sps the very hest OF all kinds Of Meat. ssussge
He a~ats ARE good and he sells them cb-sp--nfo