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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-12
THE FUNERAL.
Saratoga Races.
FIRST DAY


FIRST RACE The Kenner Stakes; for
three year-olds; 800 entrance; $50 for
felt; 81, 500 to be added by the Associa-
ton; two miles.
SECOND RACE The Summer Handicap;
for all ages; 800 entrance, half forfeit;
only $40 if declared; 81, 900 added. Closed
March L; weights to appear July 20; de-
clarstions to be made on or before Aug. /;
two and a quarter miles.
THIRD RAoE.-Purse $500; for all ages;
three-fourth3 of q mile.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACE-Steeple chase; handicap
for all ages, about three miles, over fair
hunting course; weights for all steeple-
chase horses to appear on the 10th, and
entries to be made at the usual hour the
day before the race; $500 to the winner,
and 5000 to the second horse.
SECOND R.CE.-The Kentucky Stakes;
for two yesr-olds; 800 entrance $50 for
felt; 81 1000 added; one mile.
THIRD RACE.-Selling race; purse 5000;
for all ages; one and three-fourths miles;
horses entered to be sold for 50, 900 to
carry their appropriate weights; for 81, 500
allowed seven pounds; for 81, 900 twelve
pounds; for $500 sixteen pounds; the win
ner to be sold at auction.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE. - Free handicap; purse
| 800; for all ages, three-fourths of mile;
weights for this race of all horses at Sara
togs to appear by twelve o'clock the day
previous, Rnd sccep.ances to be made by
four O'Clock.
SECOND RACE Purse $500; for three
olI ov,I ea5rr So,
ncrs this year Of any single race amount
ing to s 200, ten pounds extra.
THIRD RACE. = Free handicap; purse
$500; for ali ages; one and three-quarter
miles; conditions as of above handicap.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RAcE.-Hurdle race; handicap
for all ages: two miles, over eight hurdles;
weights to be announced on the morning
of the third day, and entries TO be made at
the usual time CT closing; $500 to the win
ner; 800 to the second horse.
SECOND RACE Purse $500; for all agss;
two aud three quarter miles.
THIR RACE.-Purse $500; for all ages;
to carry 100 pounds; one and One-halt
miles.
| FIFTH DAY.
FIRST RACE.-Free handicap; purse $500;
for all ages; one mile; conditions as Of
handicap of third day.
SECOND RAoE.-Randicap purse $500;
| for two-yesr olds; one mile; conditions as
of above handicap.
THIRD RACE.-Free handicap; purse
500; for all ages; two miles; conditions
as above.
| SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE Purse $500; for all ages
that have run and not won during both
meetings; three quarters of mile.
SECOND RACE Purse $1,000; for all
sges; four miles.
THIRD RACE.-Consolatiol Purse $500;
for all ages; one and three-quarter miles;
horses beaten once during the second
meeting allowed seven pounds; twice,
fourteen pounds; three times, twenty-one
pounds.
These races commence on Wednesday,
the 10th of August, and conclude on We'd
nesdsy, %. The four mile race comes off
he IaeE
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THE CARDIFF GIANT AFLoAT.

From the Long Branch Correspondent OF the Gin
ciunau Gazette.
"Hsve you seen the Cardiff Giant aAoet?'
said an acquaintance 1 met in the neigh
borhood of the Continental Hotel. mo,
but I have seen him ashore" said /
"Where did you see him?" ''In CinciR-
natl" "WelI, come along, I'll show him
to you now I followed some distance.
"There he is" said he, pointing in the
direction Of some people who were bath
ing 1 looked and sure enough there was
huge man to be seen away out beyond
all the bsthers. His head was of man.
moth size, and from his waist up he was
visible above the water. 1 was soon down on
the beach to interview him An immense
crowd of ladies and gentlemen were watch
ing him from the beach and pavilions
While waiting for his giantship to come
l was handed circu ar concerning ga
patent waterproof dress and life preserv-
err" In few minutes the Oardiff came
ashore His name was d. A Saxton, of
Nashville, Tenn, gentleman who is good
swimmer, and requested the inventor, who
is an Iowa man, to let him test the appar-
atus, which be did, and it sustained fully
what the inventor claims for it. Mr.. Sax
ton never cav the apparatus before. It
consists of an Indiarubber jacket, head dress
and pantaloons, weighing altogether about
II pounds. The dress has Sc eral air-tight
compartments and when put outside an or
binary dress, and inflated, sustains 300
pounds.
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1910
.--TO-
I871.
FOR THIRTy-oNE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

AZ 5EEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
=. on ennats, and BY almost every nation knovn
70 Anerlcens. IL il the almost eonsta nj eora-
Pe1lon enu nestthaoie friend Of the mfaaionnrv
ana the traveller on sea and land and No ona
should travel on our lakes or river Tv1tno,-t a.
rain Killer was the nrst an6 h tha anIv
permanent pain relisver. Since fha psi x1Iic..
Wss first introduced, aud net with sneh unan-
passed sale, many LaEimsats, Panaceas and otssr
remedies have been offered to the public hut ,-,t
standard Of the Pain Killer. Why Is this 20? n
is because Davis Pain Killer il what A
claims to be-a rslieTsr Of pain. its merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from internal pain. twenty
or thirty drops in little water viii almost IN
stAntly cure you There Is nothing to equal f. n
few moments it cures Colo, Cramps, spasms,
HEARTBURN, Diarrk0a, DyBentery, Elux, Wind In
the Bovels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia. SICK Hesd-
Aohe. In sections OF the country where FEyRR
AND AGUE prevail, there u no remedy held in
greater esteem Every housekeeper should hssp
pain IL viii give satisfactory relief and ave
hours OF suffering.
Do not tribe with yourselves BY testing untrisd
remedies Be sure you call for and get the geuu-
inf PAIN KILLS Z, as many worthless nOstruns
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
Of this valuable medicine.
y Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, Is cts, 80 cts. and 8 per bottle.
IN. HAKRIS & CO., Cincinnati, O.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western STATES.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOvuLE 4 CO., Nashville,
EWIN, PENDLETON CO., NashvfrIe,
LITTERER CABLER, Nashville.
WaELO0d, FINLAH 90, New orlsAns.
g. P. JONES & Co, Msmphis
r A. ROBINSON co., Louisville.
And by all Medicine pealera.
jel3 dtin nh a. n &EIam SD
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BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 8.-The Grand
Lodge and Grand Eucampment of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows held
their annual sessions in this city to-day.
Most Of the lodges aud encsmpments in
the State were well represented. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-12

We are authorized 70 announce Z. J. MORRIS
as 4 candidate for re-eiectiOn to the ONCE OF
Mayor at the approaching municipal election.
jy30 I'd
We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOEL A. BATTLE as a candidate for Mayor
Of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election in September next. to
We are authorized to announce De. @.
K. WINSTON as a candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. ID
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FOX SALE.

HOB THE CASH WILL SELL TWO DEsil:-
II able Building Sites, each embracing s0ouf ~
Acres OF Ground, one Of which embraces ~
berries the same two places being part Of ny
home tract and being the east and Wsst en-
hath parcels bounded on their sogih ends - me
waters OF Mill Greer. ADD s miles ron NasnFuia,
10 i io15i -od Inn 49, y. BROWN.
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For JafIOr.

Having consulted number Of my friends
the subject, hereby announce myself caadI-
date for Tailor Of Davidson county at the next
March election, subject to q convention Of the
people THOMAS MoFARLIN.
my13. Saturdays, te'
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RixerrIaw NIuitary Academy,

vsouaHKEEPsIE, n. Y.-L0cstiOn healthy (;
a. emery unequAlsd; Building eOnveRisnt I;
Teachers highly educated, earnest, working men
: stem Of order unsurpassed wice-a AXE,
thorough going School for Boys wishing - DO
tr~jped for BUSHES, for College, or for West
Foiut or the Naval Academy. Address CTiS
BIsBEE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor,
jyM eod2m
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Doorkeeper OF lhe SeDas.


We are authorized to announ,s FRASx O. No
CoRD ~ candidate for DOorkeepsr OF the aenata
at the approaching MEETING Of the LegislatursL
augl II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-12

departed this life at his residence in Nash
| vile, ct o'clock, August 10, 1871. i.
10 the death of the Hon. w. 4. Turner,
our citizens have lost one who was faith
| full to his duties in their behalf, and who
was truly Trustworthy public servant, a
man Of unbiemished integrity, and whose
constant aim was Is
nv 'Tc do all things vel"
The members of this Court deeply de-
plore the death of their distinguished pre-
siding officer, and feel that in his death we
have lost valuable assistant in the dis.
charge Of our duties; one who has presid-
ed over the deliberations of this body
with marked courtesy and distinguished
sb lity, and whose place will be hard to
gill; therefore be it iss 81
Resolved, That the sympathy and con-
dolences of the members of this Court are
heartily rendered to the family of the de-
ceased.
Resolved, That the members of this
Court attend the funeral in body.
Resolved, That the Chair appoint eight
members of this Court to act as pail
bearers.
Resolved, That all the members of this
Court wear badge of mourning for thirty
days, and that the Office of the Judge be
clothed In mourning.
Resolved, That 8 copy OF these reso-
lutions be furni shed the family of the de-
ceased, and that the city papers be request
ed to publish the same. E9.
j. O. WANDs,
ISAAC PAUL, TH
- -.- jams WYATT,
- T. d. OAssETTY,
rz., o. cs-a JOHN T. HIDE,
Committee.
On motion of Justice Meacham, it was
ordered that the Couty Court Room be
draped in suitable mourning, and that the
offices of the Courthouse and those of
Magistrates in the city be closed to-day in
respect to the memory of the deceased.
On motion it was ordered that members
of the court in body attend the funeral,
and the following named Justices were ap-
pointed pal bearers: Baskst:e, Everett,
Steele, Albert, Nsylan, Walsh, Wallace
and Haynie.
The court then adjourned to reassemble
at 81 o'clock for the purpose Of attending
the funeral.
The funeral OF Judge turner was had at
Christ church at o'clock yesterday after
noon. The pail bearers, with some twenty
of the members Of the County Court, and
others went with the remains TO the
church. The members of the bar met at
the Maxwell House and proceeded in a
body to the church. A large coRcourse of
the relatives and friends of the deceased
assembled at the church. The solemn
funeral services of the Episcopal church
were performed by Rev. w. Graham in an
impressive manner. After the services.
the remains, accompanied by large num-
Der of persons, we're conveyed to Mt. Oil
vet Cemetery, where they received the last
sad rites of "earth to earth, and dust to
dust"
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kRgCIIE aOnCEs2

Country merchants, teachers. parents
papiIs ~ilf find he I'sss and sAsspsss sock
Of school Books used IL city, country and
otheE schools throughout the State At W.
@. Collier & Cos, - Unlon street, Nash-
Eilla Tenn. In
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LNOR RENT, LEASE OR sALE-IRBY NOR
II cams splendid Residence in Edgeheld
Possession given at once. Apply at my resi-
dence, or tO,A u. Hicks, Esq, =. ~. ga
jyl9 I'm ---s--l IkBH MORGAN.
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BArCaELoEs5s HANS BYE

This splendid HAtr Dye "a the best ln the world,
sna only true and perfect Dye. Harnless-Ralfa-
nie-Iastantansors-No dissppoinkment-Eo n
oculous ttnts-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD Won Az
r1AL1o Po1soa TO rNJURR THB HkIz on 8TsTHH."
.nySorAses the HAIR and lesvesit soft and beauti-
Iui oLsek or brown Sold By Al drrggts.s ana
1s-lsre. Applied st shs Fsctory, 10 BoE2 street.
A0r- sspH-ly
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
HONoRs TO THE DEAD.

Proceedings OF the Members Of the
Bar ON the Dsath of Judge Turner
Speeches. Resolutions. etc. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-12

Inc Lebanon Herald OF the lOth inst,
says, Henry Shearon, boy Is years of
age, con of Nj. F. n. ShearoD, of the
Sd distric:, was accidently shot last Fri
dsy night. Young Shearon was return
ing from church, when pistol which he
had in his pocket was discharged, the
ball entering his right thigh and inficting
painful flesh wound.
The Murfreesboro Monitor of the 10th
inst. says: On last Tuesday evening
some wicked wretch placed a oss-tle
across the track, about halfway between
Smyrna and Henderson's Station. The
ShelbyVille accommodation was in the act
of passing over when the obstruction was
observed, or serious damage might have
resulted from this fiendish act.
The Shelbyville Sylvan Cotton Mills
have not been suspended. The CONNER
ciGl of the 11th inst. says: Instead of
such being the case, the mills are run
ming and doing a splendid business: The
employees have never struck for higher
wages, and they were willing to worK Tor
less wages rather than stop for some i'm
pIovements which the company wanted
TO, and did make.
The afternoon yesterday was pleasantly
spent by many of the members of the
Turn Verein, accompanied by their visit
ing friends. Speeches were delivered by
MT. Rhum, President of the Lookout
Mountain Turn Bezirk, and by Mr.. Jeup,
editor of the Nashville En1igrant. Both
gentlemen spoke eloquently, and were
listened to with the most profound atten-
ton.
Speaking of the Alabama and Chs.ts.
nooga Road, the Chattanooga Times of
the 10th inst, has the following: The
creditors in Chattanooga failed to make
any arrangements with Gen. Clauton in
regard to the State of Alabama running
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad,
and he is now in consultation with Gov.
Lindsay and other gentlemen with a view
TO determine upon some course of action
which will restore order out of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

SAN DoaISGo CRY. Feb. 1.-The Com
miss ion met last evening and exchanged
views with regard TO the work remaining
20 &c done. and the propriety of forward
ing a preliminary report Ii was agreed
10 name the middle of April as The time
of arrival n Washington. Upon the
snes ton OF bries report by mail, IL was
decided not to seed il. in view of the fact
that considerable important information
bat just obtained, might materially modify
any report made up from what had been
fully considered The Secretary of State
WAS addressed IN brief letter, giving In
outline the work already done, and the
list Of expeditions sent into the interior.
togethe, with the objects of each. The
parties now out, officially, are the follow
ing: Prof Blake. with geological party,
and Prof Crane, for the Commission, are
on their way across the island 10 Puerto
Plato. Prof. Ward is exploring La Vega.
Gen. Sigei has gone TO Azua, and Profs,
Marvin aud Miller have gone in the same
direction, with view Of examining the
copper region DIR. Parry Is making a
thorough botanical examination. and DR..
Newcomb ID pursuing medical researches
in varioas directions The health OF the
whole party remaining here is excellent.
While thus Gar the bulk of testimony taken
indicates q very favorable condition OF
affairs. and contains information, the ex.
set character of which the Commission
dec not make know has been obtaiDed
In the ninds Ct some Of lie members In.
PRODUCES obstacles which earlier testi
moDy did not prcmife. The Hsytier
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

Mr.. Ferguron, of San Francisco
goes home drunk for the fortleth time
and his wife holds up her hands with
exatlon and indignation. "Don' sa'er'
word Liza (hicNdon' saer word.
I'm goin' to buy q balloon (hic) b'looa.
What on earth are you going to buy q
balloon for, Mr. Ferguson ?" an tell
you (hic) Liza Y'see they've gosso-
many, (hic) got s'many rum shops long
Montgomery Street, a Teller cant get
home without getting drunk. / can pc,
away with a balloon (hicl you know.
You can coma TO the store an blow I,
up. an (hic)Ean' then you won't have to
blow me up
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
Brevities.
A crate nuisance-Bad coal.
Infancy free-Lost children.

Infancy free-LOst children.
The mack Of drinking -Cog-nac.
What is the sun by trader A tanner.
Is Tom Nest brother of the distin.
guish ed Gym-East2
"Golng out with the tied"-accom-
panying the bridal party out of church.
The Oldest volumes are volumes Of
water, and they circulate all over the
werld.
"Tbe Five Great Powers Love.
money, ambition, revenge, and q good
dinner.
A doctor was asked to dance he
Lancers-" He declined, but expressed
Q Willingness to lance the dancers.
A wit once asked . peasant what part
he performed in the great drama OF life.
u mind my own business" was the
reply.
1t is ct the approach OF dinner time
that we feel most sensibly the emptiness
OF things below
You seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend" "a Yes, l have been
straightened by circumstances.
Why is q cab-horse the most miserable
of all created beings Because his
thoughts are ever on the rack, and his
greatest joy Is Woe!
An old bachelor says: " 1t is all nom
sense 20 pretend that love Is blind. new
er yet knew q man in love that did not
see twice as much in his sweetheart as 1
could"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

qe weight eli large mule, when one man
who was good Judge of the weight oil
measuring his hind quarters, when some
thing appeared to loosen up behind the
mule. Just before the expert died from
the kick in amongst the ribs, he gave it as
bis opinion that 1.-THE mule was as heavy
all over IS he was behind be weighed not
lar from 1900 pounds, and trife over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

PARIS, Saturday, night. Feb. 2s.-The
preliminariss Of peace were finalv settlep
to-day. fne exact terms are unknown,
but they ire believed to be severe. Bis
mark his been pitiless throughout the
negotiations.
The Roppcl says. Theirs and the Com
missioners Of the Assembly will rrobaly
60 TO Bordeaux on Sunday to sub.ait the
conditions agoeed upon To the Assembly.
III is hoped that they viii be Immediately
adopted, and that further prolcngation OF
the armistics win be unnecessary. Their
was at Versailles oil day to-day.
PARIS, Sunday, Feb. &c, Ella LONDON.
p. m.-rhe conclusion OF peace Is now
certain. Theirs and Fxrve and the Con-
sultative Commission have accepted the
following conditions:
First. The cession of Alsace and Metz,
but Belfort to be restored to France.
Second. The payment of q war Indem-
nifty Of five millisId Francs.
Third. A portion of French territory,
with some fortified towns like Sedan, to
remain in the possession Of the Germans
until the conditions Of the treaty are full
filed.
Fourth. The German army to enter
Paris on Monday and Occupy the Champs
Elysees.
Fifth. Peace to be proclaimed when
the Frcuch Assembly ratifes these con-
ditions.
Theirs and delegation return to Bord-
eaux to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

STATE OF INDIANA,l q.
COUNTY OF MARSHALL,
Notice is hereby given, that John Ze,
chiel. administrator of tie estate of Oliver
B. Porter, deceased, has filed his petition
to sell The real estate Of said decedent;
his personal estate being insufficient 10
pay bis debts, and that said petition will
be heard at the next term of The court of
Common Pleas, of SAID county.
Witness 10y hand and seal
this LIST day of March 1871,
NIL. j, G. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
Application for License,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the citiz.ns of
~ Center Township. Msrshsn County Indiana,
that the undersigned will make application TO the
Board OF Commissioners Of Marshall county, Ind.
at their March Term, ISL, for Q ncsnse 70 eli
spirtuous, malt. and vipuous liqvors In hess oman
tit. Is than quart, to be drank the premises
Ny place Of business 10 in the room situated on the
north eighteen feet Of the south twenty three feet
ofir lot number two ~ Of the original plat of the
town OF Plymouth In the said County and State
nlz-w3 JOHN G. HASLA NCER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
In ADMINISTRATOR DE BONIS
NON.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrat OF
DE Bonis Non of the estate OF VIM.
Saylor late CT Marshall County deceased
Said estate is supposed toibe solvent.
JOHN A MoFARLIN,
Ad. De BOnis Non.
16
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

Notice is hereby grsn, that the undersigned
VII, on
Saturday, Aarch 4, 1871,
at the late residence Of Peter Frecse deccased /.
few miles south vest Of Plymouth, expose for az
at pubic auction all the personal goods Of aid p
ter Freese, deceased, no taken by the widow een-
sisfiug in part OF horses, cattle, sheep and swine
farming utensil, Of all kinds, wagons. harpessrs'
sieds. wheat, corn. oats, potatoes, growing vb.~t
hay, fodder, lumber, beds, aud bedding, and house
hold and Kitchen furniture In great variety- s.I.
to commence at 10 O'Clock, .. N.
Ternss of Sale:
An sums Of three dollars and under cash In banS
six months, In . purchaser giving his note viii
approved security, waving valuation and apprnise
nent laws, with interest from date.
MOSES WORKING.
FEB. ?, ISL Administration.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
License Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of Center
Township, Marshall Comfy Tndiana that the under
signed will make application to tt3 Board Of County
Commissioners at their Ma ch session. 1871 for a
license to sell 81 irtous, vinics- and malt LIQUORS.
In less Quantities than quart to be drank on nay
premises, My place Of business IL in room ON sout
Is feet Of lot No, 2. original plat CT the town Il
JOHN WEfRETER
Plvmout Ind Feb 9th 1R71
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing under the firm
name OF woodward & Hoham, In the
hardware business, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be carried ON by John Ho-
ham, who win settle all accounts agains.
the firm, and collect oil accounts due the
said hrm- n. s. WOODWARD.
JOHN HOHAM,
Fe). 81, I87I.--ni7-3t,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02

complication Is occupying the serious At
ten'ion OF the Commission, and the insen
ton now Is TO devote much more time 10
lis Investigation than was first agreed mp
on Fun transcripts of such Government
records IS relate to lease, concessions, OF
grants ot hand for railroads have beer
taken They ere very numerous. The
expectation IS that the Commission will
sail In the Tennessee for Azus on Thurs.
day or Friday Of this week. ,
NEW YORK, Feb. 2a.--Arthur Sheppard
of the Washington Republican, and
William Mccormick, of the Philadclphis
Ledger and North American, returned
from San Domingo on the Tybee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice ID hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between +. j
Koonfz and Charles Hoham and known
az the fne Of Koontz & Hoham Il this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
business will hereafter be conducted by
F. ]. Koontz, who win settle all indebted
ness and collect all accounts Of the late
firm.
Plymouth, Feb. 18th, 1871.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-02
Because

After eleven years expert
cnce and trial the sales have
increased each and every
wear, and thousands of let
tiers (unsolicited) Of the re-
markablo curcs they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of CITIES by these
metlic;leS.