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New $50 Gold Loan
SAFE. PROFITABLE! PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE 81 CO..
Offer FOR Sale st Par and Accrued Iuterssl
THE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
OVTHE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds secured, f.a, oy q Ffrs. Mort
gage on the hsilros4 itseif, its rolling stock anc
All eauipments; ssnond BY First MorfgAee IN IL,
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
Thoussod Acres ~ Land 20 each mile OF Hoai
The Bonds are Tree from Cnitcd States Tax: th.
Principal end Interest are payable in 9oid-fht
Principal al the end OF Thirty years sBs the lister
81 semi annually, a. the rateof SEvsN AND THR Ks
rESTEs PER CENT. per snnum.
Ihey ere issued in demon ~ atoms OF SOB ssh
g 40, IS 400 and : 10 90.
: The Trustees under the N ortgage are Mes-rs ia,
C.lk OF Philsd5lnhia, snd J. fdgsr Thomson
President Of the Pennsyl AHA Central RsIiroad
Tnese Northern Pacihc ~ Bond will AZ all time.
before maturity, be receivable AT Ten PsR CENT
PRENIUM Tor ll0l, IN exchange tor the Company .
lands ~ their lowest cash prlce.
fieid Income larger, We believe. than any other
hIst-class security. Persons holding United atss
SOS can, by converting them into Northern Pc
ines. increase their yearly income oHs-tsud, and
HOW To GET THBM.-Your nearest Bank or
tanker will eupply these Bonds in any desired
amount, aud OF any needed denomination Persons
wishing TO exchange stocks other bonds for these
the highest current price for ALL NARkErABLI
Those living In localities remote from Banks. ma,
.eud money, or other bOnds directly to Us by e1
~ own risk. ana without cost 20 the investor
Fer further information. amphiets, maps etc. cali
On address the undersigned. or any Of the Bank
Dr. Bsnkers employed to ssl this Lo<h.
JAY COOKE & CO, General gents FOR pis,ric,
Col. Nirginia, \. 0.rolins and s. Carolina
s stssf sAIi Bssk sskkssHHBbtrc.
FAINT. WHsHfsGToS CO.
M MlR RhNIEs 4 o f1I SAVINGS BANK.
FBEtpMAHs SAVINGS AND Trust CON.
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Is the Patriot sure that "Doesticks" wrote
/" Nothing 70 Wear
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IN OOO MAGnOLIAs.

10000 hAaHOLIAs'
1 have on hand 50 geo MAGNOLIA GRAND
Fl0RIA for this Spring from one foot 70 ten
feet high. Price 1 per foot -
Twelve years experience proves 10 NE that -
April Is the best time for planting Magnolia. sent
trees before only By sinsle order bat lost several
For this reason viii not send anything ct all with
TO give me an order please send the money End no
nah6rlm Norfolk Va, Box SIG.
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EOR eALE-An elegant lot Of FURNITURE for
l. sale ct No. $40 Z street, bet Weep az ana "A
stieets. Inquire on the premises. mnls 81
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Go TO rHr s oaosssEk st So SIXTH AMI q
streets r. w.fcr TIE REsI BIIF in the cav,
snd st the lewest prices. VEGETABLES csa be
hsd there Also. mhSin
UEGRAIE: LIT ANp BAG eARPKTs wovE
Ois1 Store. W. BRANDENBORG.
m.-lm- 10. 1f4e Penrs. svepue-
M. 0AULTilLDV CLAsSlS
.. xcsAs Ga0 's'sitHsfP,.stss I s .....
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BOARDING,

ROARpIEG-Wit it'll front or rear ROOMS single
or en- SUITE an be mai at No. 10I4 old number
3'sJ T. street, between 10th aad nth SITS mi3 "a.
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE KoOMS
~ near the Departments, with nrst-olass Board
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated fea n
EIksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PIEASA6T
Il FRONT BLOOMS, to he had on reasonable
terms At 90l, cor. Pennsylvania avenue snd iSth
street. Good location and accessible. mhfs.iy
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"A oAkD'
10 consequence OF
TIE DAMAGE To NJ STOCK
Ry Fire and W ater ct the late Fire,
WILL OHFRR GREAT BARGAINs,
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD
20 make room for
MT NEW STOCK.
b. HELLER.
mis- No. us Market space.
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DtIkR fOBkkSTER, ksrstsr md Rspair,r Of
R sts street Bottom, blow. on wine glasses.
~nere oroers can De lelt: mhl5-lm'
CAhhIAsEs' CARRIAGES oAEEiAs...
9 di ssrs eGsE HT%;5 & S
Repairing promptly S sttssdsa a TO- ev.v.x
MI: Factory. 4Io SAB street.
NIL hINEg BY ~
MADAME f. BORDE,
sos PSsnSyiUonia Arena. 5sr1rsea s;A nra On SIS
Has ing Just returned from New York, invites her
customers and ladies' generally to her opening OF
SrBING BosSErs,a bats. AND MILLINERY
mls So (nnext MONDAY, the goth inst.
CHEAPi CHEAPKR:l CHEAPEST: !.
1000 YARDS BEST PRINTS
slightly imperfect, to be sold IS they are, at
l0OENTs PBR YARD.
sPRIkG DRY GOODS. OF ali kinds, received
~ ONE PRICE TO ALL.
BEGAN wVLIE,
mhls-tf l0ls and lOaO 7th street N w.
I AVN GLASS sEID,
for Lawns, Grass PIsts, Yards, &c.
LAWN MOWERS
GARDEN SEEDS or ALL KINDS,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREsS
FLOWER SEED,
sEEp OATS. Sled POTATOES, SEED CORN
GARDEH AND HORTICULTURAL TOOLS
AGklCULrURA Raj IMPLEMENTS
FERTILIZERS, &c.
JOHN A. BAKER,
Agricultural Warehouse. Louisisns ave,
mills LIT between 9Th and ION streets
DARIS HOUSE Re ESTABI IsHED II am
tlesSd 20 snnOuncs that I have re- -
established my House in Paris and shall SA
now ns abe ne as seretofore 70 import all the -
poveltles OF the season a. they make their So
sppear ance L have to-day opened q fuel
line ~ Muilnery Goods Real Lsces OF all kind,
Llama Lace Points and Jack cts. Black Dress Silk
WAXING ard Travelling Suits, En- brOidered Cash.
mere sseQues, Ladies' Unser garments, J. r
Par Cos Is 1.-THE best in the wOrd,l Hair Braids
&c &c. These goods are eli new. of the best quali
", ami Will be sold at the lowest possible prices
Dresses sde to order in the latest sfy les
nbIs No s01 Pa av no. Cite Iii Treri.s. Psri,
THIS Is TOGIvE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme COURT OF the
District OF Columbia, holding Q special term let
teIs Of ADMINISTRATION the personal sstats of
GEORGE kLOTZ, late OF Washington conn
", II. O., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
subscriber, on OF before the ll'h day of March
next: they nay otherwise By Law be excluded from
AL beneht Of the said estate Given under nv hand
this 18th day OF March, 1911
mhls N-N Administrator.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter On Every Page.
The New Ham p.hIre Electio.-

WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY.... March Is, 1871
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FRUIT TREES, &C.
{ John SAUL Offers for the Spring trade -
we'll selected stock Of 9ARDBN SEEDS, which
are warranted pure and genuine. -
IFLOWER StEDs, rare and beautiful iron Eng
hrd And the Continent, with many saved from my
New and rare PLANTS, an fmm snse stock Fruit
Tree. IN great variety, star dsrds and DWARF.
b. the 900, with all the nne new s,rts
etrawberries, RasIbsESiee, Blacxerries, sc. Shade
Jiees, Bvergreeps, Rose9, &C.
I All At reduces rates.
JOIN SAUL.
! 621 7th street, opp. Z. 3. Patent Ofice.
mh6 collie Eursery on 7th street road
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DETER fORBksTER, Rsrstsr md Rspqjr,y OF
Il a. Kinds q Cana. GiaSS nad Vases, residence
1919 4 street. Bottoms blown wine glasses
NutTe OrQers can be 1911. In
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

n AZAAR.-Bargsinsf in Ladies'. Gents aud Uhil.
ID crenb UNDERCLOTHIk6 may be fOuBc as
&omen's Christian Association, judiciary Square.
all orders prom pity and neatly executed Entrance
On = street, between 9Th and 3th coli-c
THOSE SILK UhBRELLAs
4 reduced % sen,
Sales rooms. seo& pennsvivsuta susg -
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PAINTING. DO.

DALE IL q, Etc.
y.HUDsOn,
eovfn SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AvnssI
Between 18th and 10Th streets,
II prepared 70 execute in the VERY best style q 70
tuoed rates. AID on short notice, all kinds OF
DECORATIVE PAIsTIse,
GLAZING, Ste
8ATfOHe. mhlS "
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

THE N. w. STAGE CoMPANY.-As Theo.
V. Matthews, Superintendent of the N. w.
Stage Co., is receiving commentators from
all quarters we give him a gratuitous "dig =
by publishing the following letter from a friead
who recently went East on visit to his rela-
tons and friends:
KELToN, UTAH, July 2, 1871.
ED. WoRLD-Dear Sir II arrived here to,
day all rght-side-np, and must say for the Stage
20. that they are the most accommodating
company have ever had any dealings with,
and their ine the best conducted of any ever
Travelled over, both as to coach accommoda-
tons and home stations. The coaches are all
new, clean and well cushioned, and are well
manned in the way of gentlemanly and ac-
commodating drivers. AS for the eating de-
partments at the stations, they are unsurpassed
either at home or in Kelton therefore take
pleasure in recommending their line by all
means to the travelling public of Idaho.
Yours, &c, JOHN MERRILL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

DOUBLE ENTENDRE-An invitation to at
tend Good Tempar picnic and ball was re.
Gently extended to Masons and Odd Fellows in
Owyhee, and the notice was published in the
Aralaache inviting call Odd Fellows and Ma
sons in good standing with their ladies'" the
comma after " standing" being left out. "Old
Hill" received reminder from the Committee
of Invitation and at once rectifed the error,
though we are inclined to believe that the omis-
sion was one of his practical jokes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

KILLED.-While John III. Lynch and Andy
Cramer were engaged in repairing an old tun
mel near Rocky Bar, u short time ago, the tim
bers gave way and mass of rock and earth
caved on Lynch killing him. Cramer saved
himself by jumping back when he saw the bank
caving. Lynch was native of Ireland and
aged about 20 years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

,x,r,rrxr LadER-Our old Pioneer City friend.
y Suunally, Esq. sent us few days ago an in.
,.,ssiag item from "Hogem." News from our own
,r.,,,I correspondent II was to the effect that,
h.,a,s water appeared to be falling on this side OF
m Basin be consigned to our care, for our own use,
lss tIled with huidextract of hops and barley.
r,i.b for body and delicacy Of flavor we pronounce
l,nl. Nunnally's beer has a wide reputation and
s,t be e1celled. Bill, We took rs much as 'zwei
shsses" to your health.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

GOOD ENDoRsEMENT.-One hundred and
fifty lawyers of San Francisco have asked
Judge Lake to be candidate for reelection
as Police Judge. Judge Lake is a terror to
eyil-doers and has filled the position, which he
is asked to again become candidate for, with
credit to himself and benefit to the people OF
San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

CHANGED HIS VoCATfoN-We learn that
since the Boise City election cold Jim" is
doing penance by carrying hod and assisting
in fixing up his new Office. The Democratic
victory didn't set well on his editorial stomach,
and little manual labor was found necessary
to relieve him of his bile. We admire his
pluck.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

VERY APPRoPRIATE.-The South Pass
News states that Cheyenne Weekly has five
columns and a. half of Government advertising,
and places the name Of Grant T" for President
in 1872" at the head of the subsidy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

es alAGE OFFICE MovEn.-The Office of the Idaho and
1n,. |'y Stage Line has been changed from the
Corr Ouse to Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express Office,
VIII. Main and Commercial streets in this city,
N, y ~e gentlemanly and accommodating agent,
Ten, E. Wagner, will always be found ready to at
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

=. FAREWELL CONFIRMATION Thursday evening
' previous to her departure, the lady friends OF
MS Alice COLLEEN gave her complimentary farewell
-" @' warm Springs Quite number Of the ladies
s'hueiAan Of our city were present, and, good
'e'hg IN attendance, dancing was kept up until
' HOur' All seemed to enjoy themselves and the
-" was success as well as graceful compliment
va most estimable LADY,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

AA'NED-Ihe publication Of the LelcistoH Journal
II Northern Idaho has been resumed by Messrs.
3 s. Slater aud z Leland. We don't see why North.
A il4no should not support at least one paper. The
Tpul4Ion Is there and selfinterest. aside from
other Consideration, should induce the people
v MAI section to extend liberal support to local
PAPER We wish the Journal success, and hope to
receive 1t regularly hereafter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

RErURSED.-One Of our oll-t!me friends. Mr.. Thos.
Noory, Jr., who has been absent for six months
past on visit TO friends in san Francisco and rela-
tyes in New York and Connecticut, returned few
days ago booking unusually robust though the an
liyagszry clam bakrs in the East had rejuvinating
e5c, the old Forty Miner. He absent so long
That We were beginning to think he had committed
natrimOny, but he seems to have stcercd clear Of
such shoals Do better next time, ''oll !cl.''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

GONE TO BoIsE-The Pixley troupe gave their last
performance in this city last Monday evening. and
presented to crowded house, the Elton Boy and the
Married Rake. They left by stage on Tuesday for
Boise City, but Jim Pinney at the Postofice book
store says he still has on banda fine lot of fresh
fruit just received from San Francisco such as or
anges. apples apricots, etc. etc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

ExECUrED.-The insurgent Cuban General
Cavado, who was captured by the Spaniards
short time ago, was executed at Puerto
Principe, on July lst
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

CAILEp-We acknowledge CALL during the past
week. nom Hon. Milton Kelly, ex-Associate Justice
OF the supreme Court of Idaho. The Judge was on
tour OF inspection over his toll road between here
and Boise City and remained only one day in Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

gruoas-Marriages and rumors of marriages are
Ne in every direction. Two weddings have taken
rs in the last ten days and half dozen more des-
prae cases are reported where the disease is fully
developed and the turning point rapidly approaching.
The walk or foo, bridge Elk creek appears a
t,yoyte resort for those afflicted with the prevailing
endemic, and it should be dubbed tho bridge OF
ssbs Judging from the amount Of steam blown on
by !oye.sick SWANS while counting on the bridge"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

AhRIvEp-Mr. NJ. Hutchinson, Agent for the pop
uiar wholesale liquor house of II. Webster Co., OF
San Francisco arrived here by last TUESDAYS stage
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

INDICrED.-The Grand Jury of Alameda
county, Cal, has found two indictments against
parties for getting up and maintaining lottery
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

FOR SALMON kIvER.-Dr. Pitts of Boise Valley
passed through our city on last Monday en- route for
Salmon river, or Yankee Fork. to the new mines re-
Gently discovered in that section There ia but little
talk here about the new discoveries though the doc
tor appeared confident of their extent and richness
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

APPoINTED-The county commissioners OF
Owyhee have appointed James Lyman, Esq,
Probate Judge. A good appointment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

IN TowN.-Dr. Chance, a dentist from Salem, Ore
gon' good democrat and very clever gentleman is
spending few days in our city, but proposes to
leave for Owyhee at an early day
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

>, standardization is called to the card of
''t' sutton Benedict In this issue. They have
mo the auctioneering business. and the corpu-
Of the firm is pretty long .winded, judg-
~, 'n the sales made by him at Rosenthal's auc-
e., the past few days. Their Office is at Cen
Ae out they propose to transact business wher-
'uelr services may be required In the county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

lcE-With the mercury boiling near the top of the
thermometer we would feel like boiling over ourself
If twas not for the huge chunks of ice left at our
office by order of John Zapp. 1t is the greatest lux
ury to be had during the shot spell"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

kETURNED.-Mr. William Richards, the cabinet.
MAKER after six or seven months absence visiting rel
atives in Calayeras county, California returned a
few days ago looking as though he had enjoyed his
leave of absence 'hugely"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

,.,r-, DRAwnG.-The drawing of Robes Gift En-
n. aKes place to-day at the Court House, under
,n engagement of the committee selected for that
tbo.. ALL who desire to be present can do So and
en-, VINO have not already secured tickets can pro-
~ S'e mem up to the time of the commencement of
O'clock, A. NJ e'-' ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

CLOSING ovr.-on sunday July 10th, NJ hOSen-
y, commenced selling at public auction his en-
'nA Of ladies' dress goods. millinery. queens
p' .,,.kery Shoes hats, fancy goods, and notions
n,iDss usually kept in first-class dry goods
y, millinery establishment, and the sale viii con-
AN saw, aay TO day until the entire stock is dis
r,,sa Of The lot and hre-pr0of brick store on the
E will also be sold as he intends closing out on
'.,s,ra Angus. 18TH Now is the time for bargains
,,.,;.s and gentlemen throughout the Basin will
have better opportunity to supply their ward
~, -. With the necessary "regmentals.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

THASxs-We are under obligations to Mr. G. W.
Crafts, of the firm OF vantine Co.. for late Arizona
papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

leo -. "ELL-Mr. David Snyder, who had his
cresl broken in mining claim near Granite
in, a00ut two months ago. is fast recovering. be-
present, able to get around on crutches.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

FlyoEs-Mcssrs B:od5eck K Haug are now pro-
dl:ng al excellent quality Of lager at the Miners
Brewery. Their new brewing department is in fine
6cder, everything working admirably. and Nick
Haag puts up desoction Of hops and barley which.
no;nectar itself proves that he Is lineal descend
ani Of Oil Gambrnus himself He called on rs =
iE days ago Ind left his card in the shape of FIVE
gal0a keg OF the first brew at the new quarters.
Since then water has ceased to be beverage with US.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

AcENoTLEDGMESTs.-We have friend among the
Boise Valley ranchmen who occasionally communi.
cafes to US, in practical manner. what he knows
a'olt farming. On last Monday We received about q
'a;he Of green peas beans potatoes &c. free gratis
lo' nothing. through the kindness Of our friend
Matthew's, who owns the stage line. Judging from
our receipts our anonymous friend certainly knows
Low to coax from Mother Earth an excellent quality
q vegetables.
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City and County

uv,-By stage of last Saturday morning
DEpAh- o,r old residenters left US for good
a'siAi Romer and his wife, and Mrs. Alice coilen
NJ. jazz aust Of Idaho from their feet and took
shook wv .o Cor other climes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
tl' understand. intend settling in Portland Or
nsf' We Mrs Collen, after spending few days
sson 'n1 ,snand in Owyhee, his place of business,
WIN ~ % on visit to her sister, who is living in
Will u'1 NV Nevada They do not intend to return
NssnU' Ava R.s;n. and while we regret to see old
's leave Idaho in common with their
"N'lS s.;.nds we wish them good fortune wherever
,.v may locate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

ipo :. -Iax payers win find notice Of the meet
Morning. : AOn - O"' s''A-''''' '''''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-14

DIED-At Plymouth, Ind, Dec. 7th,
1871, Robert Coe Fulton, in the thirtielh
year of his age. Mr. f. has been for sew
eral years past, Agent OF the P. TT. W. &
c. r. w. at Plymouth, Ind He Lot only
possessed tine business qualific lions, but
had by his strictly correct business habits,
and prompt attention to all the duties OF
his Office, secured the entire confidence OF
employers, and of all others with whom
he had occasion to transact business.
He was also very correct and exemplary
IN habits and manner of life, a regular
attendant upon religious services, an at.
tentive and deeply interested nearer of the
word of God, and liberal supporter of the
same. His illness was protracted and
painful one, he suffered much, but was, as
we are informed, patient and resigned
Being convinced some weeks before his
death that his time was short, he made
all necessary arrangements for his funeral
services and burial. and then calmly re.
signed himself into the hands of God
He leaves wife and two small children
a feeble and widowed mother, several
brothers and sisters, and q very large
circle of friends and acquaintences to
mourn the loss OF kind husband and
father, dutiful son, an affectionate broth.
er, and true friend L. C BUCKLES. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-14

A SAD AFFAIR-On last Saturday
afternoon, several of our citizens were
driving with teams some miles north
east Of town, when man named Cyrus
White, The rear driver, undertook to run
his team by others, and succeeded in pass
ing Mr.. Wilcox. White was headed of
by one of the formest teams, and the par
ties all stopped in the road. Wilcox,
who was aggravated at White for his at
tempt to run around him, made an attempt
to strike White--while White was de-
Tending himself as best he could, a broth.
er of Wilcox interfered-Wh ite telling him
that if he did, he must take the conse-
quences. The brother, however. still
persisted in helping to whip White, when
the latter picked up board and struck
the former who fell to rise no more.
This occurred in the road near Mr..
Whites house. All engaged in this Ia
mentable affair were under the influence
Of ardent spirits.
Mr.. White had an examination before q
Justice of the the Peace, in his Township
Saturday night, and was acquitted on the
ground of self-defence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-14

TEE MODEL SToRE.-It is fact wor-
thy Of notice that Simon Becker is daily
receiving and adding to his very extensive
stock Of Dry Goods, choice lots of Scotch
Plaids, Clothing and Notions, of the
latest styles; and in his general effort to
please customers, furnish good goods,
and an abundance of them, he not only
merits success as merchant; but (if they
VIII pardon us) he has. with the assist
ance Of Louis Schoff, Herman Nathan,
James Reeve, and Miss E. A. Edwards,
his amiable and courteous (and we need
not say good looking), clerks. succeeded
in arranging . model store. Go and see.