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STREET QJlTafi2y;.
HaiC.pasr Five O'Clock p. M.
HE G Q U r T S.
ualTs0 STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Erie Irrigation.
Before Judge Biatchford.

Two motions IN this remarkable and it might rs
well be said, astounding litigation are slll pending
before the United States District Court. One OF
those motions Is on a petition filed by Jay Gould,
IN which he sets up q Claim to having a
certain interest In the 6O,054 shares OF Erie
stock alleged by Heath and Raphael, the English
shareholders, to he their property; aud the other
motion Is on the part OF Mr. unarles Robinson, who
had been appointed uader an ORDER OF the state
court as receiver or the shares In question. MIR.
Robinson desired, III the same manner a. MIR Cole.
man mad done, 10 receive instructions IRON the
federal courts 10 what he should 40 relation TO
The interest committed under Tie order oil the state
court 10 his keeping and charge.
SHORTLY after the sitting OF the conri Mr.. South
mayd, counsel Tor the English shareholders. VINO
has most persstently ana vigorously prosecuted
TINS suit In the federal courts on behalf OF nus clients
and Invoked the aid OF those courts for his clients
protection from what he mas characterized as a
nearIoas robbery addressing Judge Liacnlord, said
that the motions above referred 10 stood adjourned
FOR Two weeks to yesterday; Dut IL would De necessary
TO ADJOURN them again IN consequence OF the unln-
ished condition o the reference before Mr.. White in
regard 10 those 60,054 shares. The reference was
gong on with considerable degree OF expedition;
but ~ would require more tine 10 c0Inpete IT, be-
cause AS tue inquiry progressed the field for invests
gaton wdenc,i. V
Counsel Tor Ene offered no opposition to the mo.
lion Tor adjournment, and Judge Blatcniord put the
matter over Tor three weeks rom yesterday.
Decision i'm n Patent SUIT.
In the case OF TAYLOR VS.. The Atlantic Flexible
Gas Tube Company Judge Blatchford mas rendered
"a decision sustaining Ta,lors patent, and granting
IN restraining INC uelcnudnLs rom
making any more gas tubes Infringing on TayIof's
patent.
Voluntary Petitions in Baak up cy.
Luther G. Voorhees,, Jullus f. Ludden.
Adjudication.
John IL French.
A salvage Case Decision by Jndfc Biatch-
lord.
Henry ITmsOr and Fntian D. Wtns0r rs. The
Steamship aeoecca ClVde ana her car0o.--Ihe libel
IN THIS case was fled by the owners OF the steamship
Norman for themselves ana benaIf Of the master
ana crew OF tnat vessel against tie steamer ReDeCca
clyde and her cargo IN n case OF salvage, Gu the
81 OF January. 1870, the Norman was
on o voyage nom Boston To Pniiadelpnia
with a valuable cargo Az Iorty minutes past nine
A. "a. on tnat day, wnen about thirty miles east OF
BaTnegat the Norman perceived the RcDecca Clyde
lying signal VI distress, with the union uo"n.
She mad lost her Dlainmast and sinokesfack IN
heavy gale; her machinery was disabled, her boiler
had shifted, and her boats had been swept
away. sac was towc1 ilto New YORK by tho
Norman. The Court allows as salvage tie sum oi
5000. OF TINS the owners vi tho vessel III re-
cetyo $4,000, the master $40 and the re,nainiQa
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SUPERIOR COuaT--S0EclaL TERM.

Orc Of the Troubles Of n Divorce Suit.
Before Judge Spencer.
Frederick ". Ford Mary Etten Ford.--Thc
plaintin, for contempt OF court III not paying all
mony to ms wife directed, WAS given in custody
OF Il deputy sheriff. An application was made yes
telIay 10 have him transferred from tins custodian-
sup 70 that OF the officers, and Inc
Monday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HEpGEs--r.AsHER.-On Thursday, Aprl! Is. at the
residence OF H. IL. Denarest No. 23o West Fifty
frs, street, by the Rev. DR.. j. II. futile, CHARLES
hEDses 10 Miss MARY LAsaER, all Of New YORK.
No cards.
TIo.aAHLEN--GOCY.-On Wednesday. April L.,
by the Rev. DR.. Wedckind, HENRY TnORMAHLEN, Of
Bremen, to Miss Isabella COCK, OF TINS city.
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ROLE, THE EfEDyiL CENTRE.
The Consultations and Agi.ati0gs
of the Holy City.

R.lisicn, Politics and Revoutionisrn-para Pa
tonase OF the Jesu 'ts-Lay Italy Desires tho
Property Of Loyola-cslebrancn of St
5oEeph's Day : Garibaldi Reverence
Against Church Piey - Gavazzi
Qriescent- Bad Weather, bu.
Political Quiet
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THE NEW LOAN.

The additional subscriptions 10 the new loan ,in-
GLIDING conversions, reported TO the Treasury De-
partment up TO noon to-day amount to $5o0,0s0
making the total subscriptions to Gate S5a,S33,75o
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The COTTON MOVEMENT.

Iist ~ American Cotton Carzoe@ Arrived ~
Liverpool April fs-GJ.
LIVERPOOL, Apr,l rs 1871.
Tho following vessels arrived az thus port yesor-
day evening ana dui1ug to-day WIN catgoes OF cot
ton from America, VIZ
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FINANCIAL AAB eONllERnlilI.

WALL STREET, |
SATURDAY. April l5--6 +. NJ.
On 'Cranye to-day wheat conllnued dul ana
heavy. The cotton market was firm but less active.
TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton al all the ports for the week
were g. 1855 bales, against 6i5i3 bales the previous
week. The total receipts since September !, 1s7o,
are 344s 20 bales, against Ass, S67 bales the
corresponding period OF The previous year. showing
an increase Of $50 So bales IN the present crop.
Inc exports from all the ports for tle week were
S39s7 bacs against 4)05l baes the same week last
year. The total exports for the expired portion Of
The cotton year 24jS603 bales against 900 26l
bales FOR tue time last year. The stocks all
the pCrts 521li7 bales against 379.95s bales Tor
the same time last year.
TUE BANK STATEMENT.
As generally expected the weekly statement OF
the associated banks proves quite favorable. Des-
pte raction OF over four and na'f millions in
loans the deposits are down only about u million
dollars leaving the Inference that tue currency
ccipts from the interior during the past week were
about three and haf millions. Furthermore, rs
the average Ia rising one, the situation OF The banks
Is really better than exhibited by the statement,
which is the average for six days. The specie Item
shows gain Of only 100000 owing to the large
toms payments OF the week. The statement
n, us, foil,
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nd DIX 0,s,inclx u. NJ.
Onr O'Clock T.. i

$4,000 US $50, c, '65b3 1854
25Vl0 US 90. c, ga. g. .o3 ll2la
20u.0 Us SIS, l0-iu, c.. 100
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5000 Rapid under virc Admiral Yeivertop, has ar
riveI ut Nap es RON Palermo
Ihe Alaiirl ana several his officers VIII he u,
Rome to-la,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
To Nebraska. California. Kansas
and the B. & M, r. r. Lands.

anu tnC -. ~ Ia ~ 4ss 4sA4os
The starring points OF this Route are al
Chicago and Peoria. The central poiai is
BURLINGTON. on the Mississippi It
ir,verses limos an the whole breads II
of Southern Iowa Mar the Missori. lis
trunk forks into three branches, for 1t has
three western ter ',ini.
Its northern terminus is CounciI Bluffs,
where, crossing tn O.nilia. It connects
with the Union Pacific far all places On
the inira-coniinenia! and Pacific slopes
Overland travel aud traffic choose this re-
liable roIte more and more.
Its next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital
of Nebraska, fifiy-ive miles west of the
Missouri al Plaitsmou,h. This is the only
direct avenue tn the South Platte county,
where the sales of railroad land last season.
rose To ha,f million.
It's third terminus is at Hamburg, and
Nebraska City. At Hamburg. it makes
connections, twice day, for st. Joseph,
Leavenworib, Kansas City. and the whole
Southwest
In journeying then, from the East To
Kausas. via Burlington. you enj,v advan
iages you can secure ON n" other line.
You both pass over a roai second to no
other in speed. safety. ar any Pullman
luxury of modern travel and while ON
yon- way, survey the garden OF Illinois
and Missouri. as well as 400. 600 acres of
prairie in S.,uti western lowe, now in
market al low prices aud long credit.
Keep il then before people westward
bound. ''to.tak the Burlington Route
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
New Goods arriving
daily, from New York.
NJ. BECKER d Co.
Thoughts Of Heaven.

/ am thinking tonight of my eternal
home of my dear elder brother who hath
gone TO prepare mansion Tor me in that
beautiful land. Eye hath rot seen that
glorious nome. Ear hath not heard :"
the celestial melody. which there falls up
on the enrapiured ear. Neither hath it
entered into the heart of man To coDjec
ture the beauty OF The Heavenly Home.
where Cor Father awaiteth TO receive
his earth wesry children. But we know
that when " We see him AS he is, We shall
be like him" aud - when We awake with
his likeness. we shall be satisfied" We
poor. sinful, disobedient muriaIs shall be
ike unto the Son Of God pure and holy
like the Prince of Peace meek and 'owly.
like the blessed Jesus. Not now. but
bye snd-bye. When this mortal shat.
have pot on immortality When this
corrupti,n shall have put on this. incor-
ruption. When this earthly pilgrimage
is DER. and Our Heavenly Father shall
have hidden us come home to the eternal
mansions prepared for us from the
foundations of the world" Truly. there
remaiueih rest for the people of God
Rest for the ever-weary soul; rest for
every tired child. Oh how we long for
that rest Oh. how we sigh to lay our
burdens down, and " sit ut Jesus feet,
where "there shall he no sorrow nor cry
ing" neither shall there be any more pain !;
+" for the former things are passed sway"
Nellie NettIe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
Billy sears.

Of Bourbon-the celebrated
Clothing and Dry Goods man
has just returned from the
Eastern Cities. where he has
been for the last few weeks,
laying in stock of goods-and
such a stock has never before
been brought to the county of
Marshall.
1t is a well known fact that
Mr.. Sears does more business
in his line, than any other three
houses in Marshall county.
Why is this so?
Simply, because he always
deals justly with his custo-
mers; sells them good goods,
cheaper than can be bought al
any other house in the county
of Marshall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Corporation Ordinance.


SECTION /. he IL ostiaii.ed 6Y the
President and Board If Trustees Of
the corporate IOUn " Plymouth. in
tie State of indiana, That II shall be
Unlawful fOiany person or persons To
keep or maiutain u common house ui
prostiiu ION or ill fame within Ilir. copper
ate limits OF said town. and any Pc s.sn
" ho shall offend agains. The provisions
Ut this ordinance shall, Oh conviction,
be nned in ihe sum oil ten dollars
for each an. every offence. on oarn be-
lore any court having jurisdiction
SEC. =. Be ii farther ordained.
That II shall be unlawful for any person
or persons la haruor or keep about his
her or their house. room ar premises
within the corporate limits of SAID town
of Plymouth, any icwd woman or COM
mon prostitute while pl, ing der vocation
as such ard any person who shall,
on Convection, he iiued in any sum
not less than tire. nor more Than ten dol
lars FOR each anL every offence, on con-
plant made ou oath before any court
having jurisdiction.
So. ). Be IL fnrfher ordained.
Fiat il snail b. unlawful, iur an, rcisnn
or persons ." shnwinsly suffer or permit
bis, her or their house. roam. rooms or
premises, within The corpoiae limits al
saId Town OF III, mouth, la be used or &c
cup'ed by any person or persons AS
Common bawdy house or huuse of III.
lame, or Ia bc res"rle'i Ia ior the purpose
of prostitution or lewdress. And any
person who shall violate any of these
provisions of this ordinance shall ne fined
in The sum at len dollars for each and
every offence, on conviction On complaint
made or oath before Any court OF compe-
tent jurisdiction.
SEC. 4 II is hereby declared that az
emergency exists for the immediate taxing
effect al this ordinance. and the same shall
lake effect f.um and after its passage and
ne publication in the PLYMOUTH DINO
Graf: JOSIAH H. WILLIAMS. Prest.
SiGNUSD MAYER, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

SPRySo At HAND The fine weather of
the past few weeks has set the people Of
onr place at work, ovrrhauling their
yards, gardens, ETC.. getting dead leaves
oct OF the way, and cleaning and fixing
up hings generally. The mild air, and
bright. beautiful sunshine, Is rapidly per-
susd;ng the young grass and tender BIDS
Il spring and grow: and soon with such
favorable weather. nature will he arrayed
anew IN her g1een-iinied robe of lowell
ness Every department OF business
shows that the presence of spring is felt.
II gladdens the heart thus TO witness life
underneath the feet, life oyer head, and
life everywhere around MS. Spring brings
vigor. labor and happiness TO the hardy
To the inyaiid II brings q breath OF en-
ergiz.ng air, anil cheers the room with q
ray Of sunshine; but il tells them The
days hasten. when with them il may. per-
haps. be sprinZ iiaae forever, il better
land.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
uOho1s xALx.t 49,
REMEDIES.
Tie Best aud most Eei.ctiz ,
offered 10 fhc Tsf15tc.
The American Magnetic

EuJ.hE GukblllUN ftnnLan
CERT FICATE
r. hereby certify thar ] 1--we eysrnirrd
thoroughly tested fu M. prsctis-e
above a. les. and reDnsri il,a rssP - 81.
great merit md wcr.d CODA sec re
as heing rr-p>rei with sp rcsaI eSFc frozs
liable ingredren's, End 80 eff: ~ ce- %
treatment # the ions t'i-eo-es ioI v hi .hey
designed, than any rem es'ies Ct which L
knowledge
GEORGE n. DAEE..
rferfudry Srycsr. Au.isCr % =" <s'd cyfy a. a r.
sio.ogy of tn Horse" Acc-n H'se Decor, -.
Purchasers vii, please ask for copy Of Eore, -
Cattle Owners 6uids" Gratis.
LORD & SMITH, Proprfetcrs,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

TREASURER SPINNER has decided that
fostmas;ers must receive mutilated cur
rsncy for lis full value in payment fer
postage stamps. when in cases Of United
Etate. nvtes. not more than one twentieth
81 the note ls missing and In cases Of
fractional currency, when not more than
sne-tweniieth 10 missing. When such
sotes and fractional currency are mutila-
ted beyond the standard referred to, no
one 10 compelled 10 receive them lor any
part of their value. and the only place
where such notes may be redeemed is at
The Crited States treasury.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

We are no. in the habit of blow
ing much, but have this to say 10
our patrons and people Of Marshall
county in general, that we sell all
classes Of goods belonging to a gro
Gerry establishment as cheap as any
house in Northern Indiana, We
pay cash.f1r ali kin's of country
produce, hides. tallow. pelts. eggs,
butter. etc. Making the purchase
Of raw furs a speciality we are ena-
olei to pay the highest price for
the same. L. NCssBAUM Il Co,
No. %, east side or Michigan st.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
Bourbon Prognosticatings.

In this part Of the county We have
weather all de vile.
Some dimes warm, some dimes cool,
den some dimes we have II rot so warm
most; but il the weather koniinues un,iI
spring. weat komes upp sum.
Mr.. Valmer has oupened boot and
shoe scAop close along scids de Posi-
Sum Wimmous 10 putty. Sum opens
one schop klose one sides Mr.. Kunning-
hams schop.
Ar. Villum Sears soles one heap cloth
ings sum dimes; II be got one place to
gets scheap koats.
Knnrigham gels back vonre more rum
Ksnfon. Ohio. but mi.out any vrow.
Two boys from Won old county bees on
our s,reets Won day, val blays "Saoo FIJI"
fur five zeDts-
Tead beeis valzs our streets vonce In .
vile yet most
Klint Umphrey bees Won tesd beet, fur
shur.
1t bees about dime tat one Murdok gifts
out init his base drum yonce agin most.
md plays sum dings for Won peoples
Andy Sbonson gds one heap Of long
barber scAop boles upp agin.
bees one Democrat, but likes not de
way de Democrats brake up de Legisla-
ture; it bees no goot for Us; il makes us
one bat management. II de Democrats
had resined to, it be goot for one coun-
try.
Mr. Mitchell has got one goot tom cat,
dat be shust 50 goot as anv Cat for keep
ing house nit so Aunt Eliza Gays, mt
It could eat one mouse shust 80 quick he
gets one kilt.
Our streets Is all crowded upp nit stu
gents dat gose tn de kolIuge schulz.
Your humble trent,
YAooB KLuPExsrrwsLE CIR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23


MELANCHOLY Dsara William Leon
ard. whose parents are residents OF this
place, and who left here for the South in
April, 1870, WAS drowned in the Missis-
sippi rfres, Of Lake Providence. on the
18th of February, 1871, while in . sail
boat with companion. The boat was
eanght In . gale, which capsized it; and
b.fore help could reach them they were
beth lost William was young man,
well and ravorably known in this place,
and be has many friends besides the
members OF his own family. who sincere
" monrn lis loss. His brother, john
returned with The sad news 10 his parents.
Every exertIon was made 10 recover the
corpse, but u was impossible.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

Nh. ADAMS at the Plymouth foundry
has the finest lot Of plows and pillow cast
ings on band this spring he has ever Of
fsred for sale Any person 10 need of
farming implements cannot do better than
give him . CALI Flows and points are
warranted 10 give satisfaction. All kinds
Of c.stipgs ade To order on the shortest
notice. He invites one and all to come
AID see for themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
II Is the duty of every citizen to keep

IL = the duty of every citizen to keep
the walks in front of his premises in good
repair. In Case of neglect the trnsices
have the power to make such repairs as
they may deem necessary, and draw on
the owners for damages" A little
labor on the part OF our citizens will save
nj this trouble. and put the walks in
COED condition : aud Not only add much
60 the beauty Of our town hui prevent
accident to the unfortunate pedestrians
who chance to be out late o. nights.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

The undersigned vii, sell at public sale.
ct his residence ~ mics south east OF
Plymouth, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1871,
all OF his personal property, consisting of
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Reaper. Mower, and
other farming atensils household and
kitchen furniture. &C.. &c.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of 81 and under, cash in hand /;
all sums over 81, a credit of nine months
will he given, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, waving val
alton and appraisement laws. and if not
paid when due, ten per cent intercs, from
dale.
20-2 DAVID GIBSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
C0.Partnership.

The undersigned having this day formed
. co-rartnerhi2 in The Retail Grocery
trade. at The old stand IF Pcrshing & Mil
Ter. in the Post Office Building. where
they will be glad to serve the citizens of
Plymouth and vicinity with Groceries,
Queensware, Glass and Woodenwares MS
cheap as The cheapest for cash or pro-
duce. Come and prove us.
IS-3t PERsHIXG & WEIGH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

rlYxorra. Iyp.. March -. 1n7

ILf&otfi, IND. March 81. 1871.
have received this day O. D cash
fun on policies Nos. 4lO03 and 62974, in
sured IN the E'na Life Insurance Com
psny OF Hartford. CT, on the life of NV
Husband. Tteo- Cressner. Sr., deceased.
and therefore tender my sincere thanks
70 the Company for its prompt payment,
sod also my kind regards To C. Whit
m-re. Agent for the Company, and
wou say 10 al who desire life insur-
ases to insure in the Eims, of Hartford
RgsEccA CRKssSsR-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
JOHN HoHAM, the old veteran. an

JOHN HOHAM, the old veteran, ap-
pears again this week before the
pub ic, in an advertisement of the
- Peoples Hardware Store" The
public justly appreciates his integ-
rity and worth. No man In busl-
ness in this or any other town has
ever had so large \ run Of custom
in SO short q time rs has Old
Honest Johu." Go and see lin
before you bug hardware
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

Don't fai, to read Simon Becker's adj
vertisemcnt in this weeks paper. He
keeps one of the very hest Dry Goods
Store IN the county OF Marshall. II you
want good goods at low. prices go to
Slmons for them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

EDITORIAL CoyvESrroS The next reg
risr session Of the Editors and Publish
ers' Association, of the Tenth and
Eleventh. Districts Of Indiana, will be
held al Goshen, on Friday. April I4ih,
1871. The attendance Of every member
Of the Association is earnestly requested,
- business of the utmost importance
will he submitted
j. B. SroLL, Prest
c. II. CHASE. Sec'y.
q All the papers in the two Districts
are requested to copy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
fresh Meat.

Nichols d lloUGHToS, who keeps
the very best of Meats. and the
very best assortment Of Meats in
the town OF Plym outh. are always
ready to wait upon their customers
and furnish them with the best their
establishment can produce, and that
is the best in the market.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
OSBORNE & HESS.

IioRNEYs at Law. ~iiI attend promptly 10 all
- professional hu-insss entrusted ." them. Par
,ir,isr a,t-nfipn 81 Ia rra ssfSs. ii les
exarined and quiei-d Cyl!rciio'S nfs1s aud
~. mpfiv rpmitted. once Nichig sn street a few
DOR north of The Parker House. Pl, mouth, lad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
Sorting STYLES.

A choice lot OF Samples If Cloths,
Docskins and fancy Csssim res. in
Gliding the latest styles OF stripes
and diagonals, some of the hest
goods i'm the market. Call ard see
them. Garments make up in the
latest style by
DANIEL NOLAN,
Miss s. G. LOGAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

Among the improvements are:
first- The beam IL inches higher than In
other plows, which prevents Ii from choking.
second. The standard Is fastened to the beam in
. stronger manner than In Other plvws, oeing
fast-nsi by one secure boi,. aud the mould board
10 separate piece and fastened the pillow b.
bolts. % that when IL wssrs out Lev one may
be replaced and tbs pillow 10 good ~ ever.
The farmers reqdested 10 call and examine
these plows. They have bsen tried and found 70
b greet SUCCESS. Steal mould bessds or Icon
oil - fnyDsshs1- Sod
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
NEW sILVERsMITH,

u. PHILPOT wolld annonncr 10 thu eiti-
~ zrns II Marshall c,nnty ard the pnblc in
general that he has ain coated mt h. aud
Mt all tinrs be found in his sfere tbree doors
west of Wo"as,rd H"bam's Hardware Sfo.e, south
side. Lapors street VI, mouth MARSHALL Co.. Ind.
Where lac Is prepared do all work in his line l..
the very best manner. aud the mort reasonable
terms nl Psrticnlsr attention given to the
cleaning and repairing Of Watches. All work
warranted. Give b M call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

Dc hot forget to read the new al
vertisement OF w. j Adams. Mr..
Adams is one Of the most enterpris-
ing mechanics in the county Of
Marshall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

AGRICULTURAL MEETING. will
be q meeting of the Marshall county ag
ricuitural society, at the court houss in
Plymouth, on Saturdsy April lst, OF 10
o'clock q. M. A general attendance IA
requested, Is this Is an important meet
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