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BELL FOR SALE.

ITO BE SOLD. a FORTY POUND BEII.
4 sonnd ara ia COED condition, win the
Arsmftnanre.. frr ra-sisnlars, aFf.iy 81
Hiram OEre Dallas
TEuss, Msy ~ Is1I-s5zf
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Lost land Certificate.
LOST CERTIFICATES.

Il HAVE lost the Headlight Certificate
4 issued to Henry J. Munson, by the
Board Of Land Commissioners Of Milan
County, on the 9Th Of September, 1915, No.
&C, I'd Class, for $40 acres Of Land. IL
the same is not heard from or found IN
sixty days, application will be made 70 the
Of the General Land Office,
al Austin, for Duplicate.
DAVID THOMAS, Agent
Dallas, April !, lS7l.-SeeL
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TRUTH, q home without n
only ono.balf blost it is an
rd without blossoms, and a
me- without song. A house full
.ons is like Lebanon with its &C.
ars but daughters by the freoide
re like roses in Sharon.
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wy $50 per ddyl to
w sell Jho celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Has the "ndergofd, makes tho
.'ioo sh" lalike on both sides.) AMI is faup IL
eensed The best and cheapest family Sewing Ma
chine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
& Gu, Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago,
M OF At Lonis Mo 2G:5nl.
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|. NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER ACRE!
-OUO--
STRAW BETTER THAN FINEST HAY.
r II a

-EC Ii IA
ANpWs'syILLE, lSp,
Lac, wir'er I rNpermsnicJ with the b"IshN or
strtr iot nr,llug IUrposys, with nn,' satisfactory
r,,ults would ~ ,ron have u ~ the test oi nv,
Homes. cattle aui sheep viii raN" timothy haN lpr
ihi. straw. iti-l them at ~ di"iebt lihTs Hhh
in various Ways, with the same tr'ult. THESE h'ls
4 rrrst,I ~ very important ~ CARRIERS. W"'ah sell
anori 10 huy sr-l at :lO.nt per hushrl "wrl ysar'
II that were necessary. ~ T. hhNHH"h'
SvIIhruur, Pa, --, lrih
Your sccs doubled IN yield that ~ The New r'nns'
wick, surn un 'nmn laud. Th's ate hin bn!'ri'
and heaviest gtain I ever saw. | would nor rg
Sas.CU pet bu,hel Tor your seed rather Than ,"N
other oats. - u N'hi'S'
PRusrUuT, Quo, -------, $50.
I rniFrl l3is bushels from n frlrprcS "i yonr
scsI, WEIGHT % ~. To- the hush"l-gtrw sig 'et
high I have repeatedly been Offered slOUn per
bu.hrl for my scca, hut shall not sell want u All
myself To every farmer ray, their cgnal 'oes
moi exist, }. u. SLEMNoNs.
Ngw Y0ill, September I'D, 1870.
You will remember the circumstance OF my pnr'
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S5 10 $3.50 per mesh az. 49, 1,sis, . =.
: frulu-f - GESrINE lNPR1VED cf',iNoS
SENsE FAMILY sEHIkG hACHiSE- Ia.
} Nartirs eli stich- he-. f-ll. trrk. guilt c1rd
=, iirf. trrif rrf eut-~il.r m q rnrst superior
: n1arnsr Price rrty SIS. FnilE lirsus-i anc
: uarrarfrd ~ re Tsars- We ~ raT u -
I g. arr nInll m ftl- III - strurrsr, mos
ts1uliiul r. NOR elastic IAN than GER Z
rraf-- ~ EIn-ir Eact slifrh.- ErerT -
z -rrT s-ifff rar - -rt. ard .-in he ricft CD
ra- - rull-f arrrf gfihrsf faarirr D. ~
r-r Ersais lrn- s. O. 50 ~ -Irrtr ~
7 rrrrrs-1. ~ tr-ul1-ir1 f-su wtTt frirr
I rf.rr aa..rrIr rlr - 49, ld1-e-s -llnE 4
4 % 49,. r-a. fttta--t. "a = Lses.
- - = 80. ~
- ~. - .--rf--
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SsENTs wANTED.-(s22j A MONTH";
N hy the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co. BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
March IL, lS7l.-2G:Gm.
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Must young men consider it q
misfortune to be born poor, or not
- have capital enough to establish
msclves, at their outset in lite,
good comfortable business.
ga mistaken notion. So far
poverty being misfortune
if we may judge from what
day behold, it is really a
,e chance is more than
yainst him who starts
ne.
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An UNFAILING REMEDY mr NEURALGIA FAC.
IAts, often encctirg perfect cure In single day.
Ne form Of Nervous Disease fails to yield TO its won
deru power. Even to the sevcrest cases of Chronic
Neuralgia, affecting the entire system, its use for
few days affords the most astonishing relief and
rarely fails Ia produce comp etc and permanent
cure 1t contains no materials IN the slightest do
gree injurious. 1t has the unqualified approval Of
the best phSsicians. Thousands III every part " the
country gratefully acknowledge its power TO snotho
the shattered nerves, and restoring tho failing
strrnSh.
sEnt by mail on receipt OF price and postage
One Package, - Sl.u0 " Postage, cents.
six Packages 500 ~
Ii IL sold hv all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER ~ 60, Propri tors,
12B fremont Street, HOstsn, Mass.
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OWNERS OF LAND CERTIFICATES
ATTENTION!


rEyHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce
that he will locate Land Certificates of any
kind, on the best vacant lands to lie found, pay all
expenses up to patcnting, and receive payment in
one fouih of the lard lie will also guarantee that
the land shall be located and field notes returned 10
the Land Office rtr,ny for Patent, within months
after the certificates are placed in his hands Pay
ncnts for locating must he made by deed to one.
fourth of the Land Immediately on reception of the
patents
lie would further add, that he is and has been for
some time engaged largely in this business, having,
within tho last Twelve months, located over one
hundred sectunsi spd having gone to heavy cN-
r.nse in procuring all necessary Information from
the Land Office, and from other sources, rs to the
most eligible and desirable locations to be found, he
is prepared to get the hest locations to be had.
lie is now prepared TO locate large quantities OF
Railroad certificates the finest quality Of wheat
growing lands, at short notice.
He will fnd lost certificates perfect land titles,
and attend IN any and every way to the best interest
OF those who have claims on land for interest in
tho same. Very respectfully,
w. ID. BULLION.
REFERENCES.
samuel +. Moseiy aud i. J Rogers, Eos, Jefer-
son Marion county; pr. I. Il. WUrfsl!, Austin; Ma
ior !. Il. Thomas aud W. G. Buckley, Esq. Navaso
ta Texas: ". A. Mortham. W. u Fsyne and ". NJ.
Ewing, Esqs. Tarraats hopkins cnIuts, Texas; Col.
J. e. Mccoy Hcn. n. ". hurfprd. Dr. j. w Haynes,
hon. r. c. Garland. District Judge, q v. Coombes,
ESQ, e. @. Bower Esq snd J. X. +. Record, Dallas
Texas; Hen. n. u. DsrneHs
haLLss TExAr, October ., fS7n--i:if
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NOTICE.

an rsNns WAyTEIy - CUT CORD
)" WOOD and saw IOGs-
JOIN n. CsOcEF11.
DALLAS Nara u, 1e7---2s>n-
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TEXAS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comply,
No. GO 7treay.Seeond Street. Gdirc'tOa.
luthOpizpl Capltal".-.........Si, 00O, 600
Capital Paid Up and Secured 100000

DIRErTORs:
J,r-c BATS, ~ Bait. 4 Dean, Galveston.
u. u. Davis, ~ u. Il. Davis 3 nro., Galveston.
=. II. Lubbock, OH. u. Lubbock 4 Son, Galves'n.
!. N. Brown, President First National Bank Of
Galveston, of Brown 4 LsnE. Galveston.
NJ. V. Mcainhnn, ~ \. II. McNahan & Co.
\. l.. Mciecn, Of j. L.. & 4. M.kesn Co., Of
Galveston.
Henry SAMPSON, Com. Merchant, Galveston.
A. Ward, Of \. !. Ward 4 Co., Galveston.
n. u. YARD, of Briggs It Yard, Galveston.
l.. g. Dewey, Austin.
r. q. Jordan, Banker, Dallas.
Il. u. TenplcmHn. Of Ellison & Templcmani Sava.
sofa,
J. l.. riia,; tr Flint Chamberlain. wacU.
T'HIs cn'tlnny having Organized in.acthrdancc
with tins Charter granted by the Legislature o'
this State IN August, 1870, prc now prcidrcd TO
ISSUE Llfh Policies, am solicit the patronage
OF the Public.
Tho Directors nrc we'll kntwn In this community
for business tact aud integrity, which guarantee
that the affairs Of the Company will be conducted
mud safe basis that the interests " those
conlideI to IL will be well taken care Of
j. NJ. BROWN, President.
j. Il. LUBBOCK. Vice President.
SAMUEL BOYER DAVIS, Sec'y,
No. 90 I'D St., Galveston, Texas
DR.. ROY II. sCOT'r, Agent, DnIIns,
Office at Major JoltDAN's BANH.
II i'm
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ZOE SALE.

FOR SALE.
A. First-rate SECONDHAND PIANO
n FOR SALE. Il may be seen at the
residence Of Mr.. J. NJ. Wife, Dallas.
For price and TENS, apply 20 me.
JAS. E. SCOTT.
Dallas, May Goth, 1s7l.-3G:tf.
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t.s..lIfi.nr lui iuthir'rti MOT
DE- 20 sm.l r#Hsfl. uf ihr state
H.. O., n I,m "a, Nl. ti''rd ~
i.r -BiHr a. rrm-, a.stHIiri Gee
isIiuYau ut.h iir a.ra Hi mahins
lIs r-fair .ui noe lhr nae .r aar
lluri Suu.sri "a uufr uasr a,ia
.,ii 4p ,n lh, rNil aulh"Eii.r- ~
llats. lai as gt, alair haIiau'ri
,u ,s.iati. r"univ. the trial Nii
lasrp.snr be- lsfkburi-
-
'frnp IA, dead soul AMI lusl
lrui ani have nni q srilu u g'a'r-
a.I har, everything lhsi IL lad
ab1ul ynl, still H. 0u Will rllns IA
ule rr,ss. ani say Il willEvVer lie
past urm this place: i l parrish
.D'l perish here, light Will romr
uuin Yea aga.n- sni iAe joy 1T 'hr
I nra r,inru, and yauF heart will
wpnIrr e. ina Us own harilncs' ie
part. anl Your dumb tongue shat!
srs gni y"u, ,housh "nrr 80 lamer
shsil lrip a. "a hart
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thaslus h.r tu,hsi. Of your al eats two ysat,
rFa, - StoOn r.. ku.hrl, I tsliTWt 81 the iiae
that va huutufsed, aIsi II ~A' 'sly az b. -af'
uv.i solicitation II ny iaTritT that vas induced "a
DO -. They were sosn oE a. LvF Island LrH, on
aur Rctts 81 fir quality II coll, Nd ,i"l'd me 80
lu,h-l. afihs uuest "ii. ever Fai'ri sse, Amer
giving ny bylthrr "a bushels, ms man sold ~
hu.h'ls ui sdy,l pr bl'h~, bringing me- si,sN0i,
This Wa, ~ ruur-s, IiD.l satisfactory Usnlt nni
what I wish io speak oil ~ most Important 10 the
hrmlHs tsmmnnit,, IL the pusHiy II the product.
After careful experimental 'st. an 'siist"d that
tile Norway Oats are worth At lrast third morc than
III. eats pow generally sill N Ihsrkot for frol-
There Is much lager per ce'i. u rnur, aud u u
sweater and more nutritious, Thcs'vHw ls-ycrllrhi
feed, my horses eating II With GREATER rr'ish than
hay. THIS advantage H"nc, riih ns, Is v"rih iron
Arc rasly harvested. This season, the dry weather
has caused failure If tho na crop In the Rycfagt
yield oi Norways l. mlly three times that VI other
oats IN the vicinity Of MY farm. Having btcn tat.
fnr any years, iny opinion msw le oi some Nant
and So You NJ liberty /" use H. To farmers
,ay thu prize II tt seed IL nothing compared 10 the
advantages. II. V. YECilTES,
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Respectfully II. B. YALE q co.

Proprietor. Of Brighton Nursery, ESTABLISHED lS3D
ROCHESTER,, NY
Sherman, Texas. March /, 1871.
NR.-Our Agents have WRITTEN Certificates OF
Ageacy.-T. u. Y. Go.
March LII lA1l --2GAn.
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Ngw Y0iuS, September 2id, 1870.
You will remember the circumstance Of my pnr'
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INV OHfLANK

Wv orIrlE- rlr|I"
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Of Ulysses Grant for
on for the .Presiden-
daily less comtorta-
Congress, under
n. made of itself IL
lblc as possible.
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DISSOLUTION.

March 81, 1S7l.-l4:ly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13

special notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

cutters and ,outhouses, and in this
way prevent sickness, suffering and
representations and Health.
~ fiAGooD LINlMEsr
One OF the very best liniments
that was ever made for man or
beast, is composed Of equal parts
Of, laudanum, alcohol and oil of
Ew0rmwOOd- Oct -
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR COLD.
DR.. Poillon, a French physician,
says a cold can be cured by iphaling
hartshorn. The inhalation by the
nose should be seven or eight times
in five minutes.
SIMPLE REMEDY. FOR CRoCP.--A
lady correspondent of the Maine
Farmer says the following is an eff
fective remedy for Group: Half a
teaspoonfull of pulverized alum in a
little mo asses. 1t is simple re.n-
edy, one almost always at hand, and
one dose seldom fails to give relief.
Ii it should, repeat it after one
hour 5000 a.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18
For the Republican

To be bashful is characteristic of
- 1.-The American people, = 1t is true
= that there ara exceptions, but we
re-assert that nowhere is il manifest.
ed to so great degree as among
the masses os the people Of the
United States. What is it? 1t is
not modesty, for the most coura
NTT geous, active and energetic are, fre-
= quept ly tile most modest. Ii can
= not be refinement. for among the
most intrepid and daring are to be
found the most refined. And is it not
true that the most grating sentences
often fall from the lips of the hash
full class? Bashfulncss may properly
be defined to be sort of sheep
fsHness, foolish timidity. Indeed
II is the great barrier to refinement,
good manners and to Civilization.
Let those who are afflicted with its
baneful influence throw it of as
speedily as possible. Its pernicious
effects upon our secular and social
interests cannot be told, and to
fsmoral culture and christian perfec-
tion it is curse. 1t is barrier to
success in every department of life
Under its influences you will not
III, dare to thrust yourself outupon the
ocean of life, battle with its waves,
and thoroughlys study that most
philosophical of all max:ms: KNOW
iThyself."" In rf an
fi What think you Of the master of
ship7 His ship tied up at Liver
pool laden with freight for New
York, who fearing the vessel
might be wrecked. would refuse
to unite the .cable and shove Off
from shore? Do you suppose he
would ever reach his point Of dcsti.
.slvfG Young men, while we admonish
you to beware OF impudence and
- .egotism, let US remind you that
= bashfulness is the cable that ties
youto the shores of this life. and
unless you cut loose and shove out
u . into the bus, world. your destiny
will forever remain far IN advance
of you. Your life boat with its
precious freight will never enter
~ port, but win reEisin dashed to the
- : shore until The hun decays, and then,
alas! it is too late.
-ia3 rsss& ~BAsHrcI Boz REroRxrp.. I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18
Another fact is apparent.

Another fact is apparent. The
more concessions the Federal Gov
eminent has made to the rebel
States, the more tyranical, pro-
scrip tive AID prosecuting the TEN
per Of febeI6om becomes towards
the government and loyal people.
Generosity emb:tters and magma
nimity maddens The traitors whom
we have once subdued. There re-
MAINS, therefore, but one course to
pursue on the part of the patriotic
men who formed the Union Repub-
licaa party to resist the aggressions
Of slavery and the assaults of trait
ors on the constitution and Union.
They must remain firmly united UNI
til our work is done. The Union is
not yet safe. Treason is not yetde
The villains who now kill men in the
South for being Republicans only
wait the return of the Democracy to
power to drive every Southern Re-
publican voter into exile, or send
them TO that bourne from whence no
traveller returns"
We must. therefore, unite togeth-
er in firmest bonds TO secure victory
TO the loyal cause. This is as much
duty in 1871 as it was in 1861 -
The victory we have gained we
must now preserve. One more ma
tional victory fer the Republican
cause will lie the death blow of trea-
son, and the assurance that the Re-
republic will never submit TO anoth-
er uprising of traitors. 1t will be.a
final Triumph Of law, order and free
civilization. Let us all unite TO gain
a final and complete victory.-Tole-
do Biade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18
; Horrible Murder.

" The most damn able outrage heard of
for d long time was perpetrated last Sat-
urday at Chocoville, n quiet and flourish
ing village in the southern part of this
county near the indian line. We have
che following particulars from Hon. E. E.
Henderson, Superintendent of public in
struction for his district, who re-
turned last evening from a visit to
Waldron and passed through Chocoyills
yesterday as the murdur ed man was br.
Iied. ~
On Saturday morning as the Rev. NJ:
DeCamp, of the Missionary Baptist
church at Chocoviile, was about to open
religious services and while the congre-
CATION was still gathering. ruffian named
Handley entered the meeting house, re
volyer In hand, and, approaching the
minister asked him bis name. On being
told, Handlev lcvcled his revolver al Mr..
DeCanp and fired four shots at him.
three of which took effect in the head
and one in the arm, killing him Instantly
The demoniac assassin then wheeled
round and. leyeling his revolver at the
congregation, drove them out Of the
house with curses and imprecations and
threats of death.
The a1righted people OF course nastiiy
Zee 10 every direction. The murderer
then leaped upon his horse tied close to
the building. and galloped off. He has
not yet been captured. AZ 10 the cause
of the murder the following is told. The
man handley, who had previously borne
a potoriously bad character, some years
ago intercepted in the most scandalous
manner religious meeting at which the
unfortunate DeCamp dictated, for which
ofiense the latter had him indicted before
the grand jury, tried and fined $50
Handley went off 10 Texas soon after
waris, where his devilries made II also
too not for him, and from whence he re-
turned recently To imbrue his hands In
The blood Of good man in the appalling
manner stated. Great excitement exists
throughout The country Mt the fearful
deed -Arkdus0s NeU Era,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

The Democracy, In talking or writing
up the next Presidential campaign have
always placed This State among those
sure to go Democratic, but the recent mu.
nicipal elections show that the tide Is
setting more strongly than ever towards
isssnsporS s6slbvviis. Grssucsssis. ali
heretofore strongly Democratic, have
given large Republican majorities. The
New York Standard says Of our NUM-.
IcIpsl elections, sIndhna has done splen-
didlv. She shows that che is still true to
Republican principles and sure to give
her electoral vote again for President
Grsntr4-.Sy. 10. ReQisftr:y q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

A SwIYDLER on mrs TRAvEIs-Some
days since man representing himself TO
be Mr.. Clemens. Oskamp, the well known
ieweler of this city, victimized several
business houses Of New York, by pur-
chasing furniture, carriages, &c, in his
name. ordering them to be shipped TO
Mr. Oskamp. promising to remit on their
receipt. Bills amounting TO 81 800 or
$4,000 have already been received by MIR.
Oskamp. and it is not known how much
more will yet be brought to light. 1t is
not known who the perpeiIatOr Of the
fraud is.-Cin- Times and Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

We have doing business midst
have had and faces lan much learn regard
of The ourbe
and profit and shall do the future We claim have superior
goods and for cash
shall make still cheaper We have u price for goods We book
goods We
Plymouth Ohio mand by H C. Beckd one in N"wa Ohio managed
and this place managed Nash BY combining buy goods
ling Every merchant who sells time charge for his book keeper
gives
credit Price We promise 10 sell you goods ten sh
thirty Better borrow The ten and
savet
credit who sells d will The cheaper
Of
Marshall Bremen We have established
No other this But
Some parties this have bought TILL
We o
pillow sustain their usual pillow trade We getting
Standards conceded
pillow
against o imperfect
just what
goods reductions yearly all kinds
NASH BRECKENRIDGE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

An incomprehensibIe idiot asks
"What is the difference between q hun.
drcd leg bug and halt dozen penny
oranges 2" And then, with a fiendish de
light, he answers "One is ccnilped.
and the others a cent apiece"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

VI. Fsvr, has been notified by the
French Ambassador in London that the
Commune has sent pictures belonging to
the collection. of the Louvre To England,
and that they have been sold in Lon don.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

a woman was lately tried in Reading
Pa, for the murder of her son, and was
fast drifting by the force of circumstan-
tial evidence toward conviction, when, by
an unexpected turn Ia the evidence. Il
was proved that the boy was alive and
well.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

The fight for the Fenian funds has
opened mp again In the United States
courts in New York. hereare S25, 900 in'
vclved. Not quite enough 10 liberaie Ire
land, but quite plenty TO satisfy the i'm
mediate wants Of three or four impecun
ious patriots.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

Richard King might he able to tell
Horace Greeley something about farming,
as lie owns and occupies sf.132 acres of
land in northern Texas, and keeps 1000
head of cattle, 1000 saddle horses, 1000
brood mares and as many sheep, and
brands annually l2, 900 calves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

The Erie managers testified yesterday
that in December last they issued three
million dollars of convertible bonds. and
that they didn't tell the Directors about
it until April. Then in April the Direc.
tors, il is supposable, thought the rama
gers were only fooling- saatsre
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

During the last term Of Oxford Uni
versi:y, there were 1000 students in at
tendance al the nineteen colleges which
comprise that institution--the largest
number at any one time In the last ten or
twelve years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

A Bos.onian who did Mount Washing
ton on foot last year has Informed the
Transcript that he got as ravenous as a
raven among the ravines, and sat down
in one of the gorgeous gorges and gorged
himself,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

Mr. Cheney and his vestrymen declare
themselves determined to abide by their
former course, and decline to do anything
that will tend 10 avert or postpone the
sentence dictated by the ecclesiastical
court A meeting on Monday spent near
" all day discussing the siiuation, but no
satisfactory arrangement could be reached.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

The Connecticut Legislature has de.
clared Jewell, Governor elect of the State.
Next Tuesday will be inauguration day.
that IL II Governor English does not de-
clare war, as the New Haven paper sug-
sesisd he might possibly do. II war Is
declared Jewell will be insugurated any
how.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

The Flathesd Indians are anxious TO
have one of their tribe appointed IA cadet
at West Point
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

To REMOVE STAINS Table linen
or any white clothes that have coffee
or fruit stains on them, before being
pnt into soap suds. should have
boiling water turned on them, and
remain in il till the water is cold.
! If they are put into soap suds with
the stains on, they VIII be set SO that
no subsequent washing will remove
them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

When Adam and Eve partook Of the
tree Of knowledge, did they study the
higher branches?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

There are rs women now regularly
commissioned as preachers in the United
States
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18
and il Is too short for bis own use.

An indianapolis man bought nice cof-
fin for his sick wife, when she up and got
well. Now the coffin is on his hands,