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nor was ever any be-
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every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
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that it Is a more relia-
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
Poetry.
BANTY TIN.
BY JOHN HAY.

Remarks of Sergeant Tilmon JOY to
the White Mans Committee, of Spunky
Point, Iilinois:l
| reckon / Git yur drift, gents
You low the boy shan't stay;
This is white mans country;
You're Dimocrats. you say;
And whereas, and seem and wherefore
The times bein' all out o jint,
The niger has got to mosey
From the limitso o. Spuiiky Pint.
Les reason the thing minute:
I'm an old fashioned Dimocrat too.
Though laid my politics out o. the way
For to keep till the war was thro';
But come back here, allowin'
To vote as | used to do.
Though it gravels me like the devil to train
Along O. sich fools a. you.
Now dog my cats ef kin see
In all the light of the day.
What you've got to do with the question
Ell Tim shill go or stay;
And filrder than that give notice.
Ef fone of you telches the boy,
He kin check his trunks TO warmer
cline
Than he'll find in Illanoy
Why, blame your hearts, just hear me.
You know that ungodly day
When our left struck Yicksburg heights,
how ripped
And torn and scattered we lay
y hen the rest retreaied i staid behind.
Fur reasons sufficient fur me
With rib caved in, leg on strike,
/ Isprawled on that cursed glazee
Lord how the hot sun went for us,
Ard Drilled and blistered and burned
How the rebel bullets whizzed round Us
When a cuss in his death-grip turned
Till along ow-rd dusk seen thing
couldnt sclieye for spell;
That nigger-,l-ai Tim-was a crawl;n'
10 me
Through that fircproof, gilt-edgcd hell
The rebels seen him as quick as me.
And the bullets bazzed like bees.
Bui he jumped fl- ne, and >houldercdme
Though shot brought hila once To hi>
knees;
But he staggered up, and packed me of,
With dozen stambles and falls,
TIL safe in our lines he drapped Us both,
His black hide riddled with balls.
Sc, ny gentle eazclles. thar's.my answer,
And here stays Banty Tim;
H' Irrnpcd dcaths ace for me that day,
And I'm not goin' back on him.
You may re-oloot ,ill the cows come
homo,
But ef ono of You tese!les The bog,
He'll wrasile his hash to-niyh; in hell.
Gs my names not Tilnon JOY,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
Vol. XV-No. 80.
A Japanese Fable

The japanese are fond of stories and
fables, and the following is favorite with
all classes, high and low, and they never
tire Of relating it:
One day dog led its master into a
forest and showed him hidden treasure.
Now the old man must always be talking,
and he told this to a wicked neighbor,
who made the dog take him to the same
forest, bat only found stones in the place
where the treasure had been. Thereupon
he killed the dog, and buried him in the
same place at the foot Of q tree.
When the old man learned this. he cut
down the tree and made the branches in
to little chapel in memory of the good
dog, and out of the trunk he made a NOR
tar TO pound his rice SO soon, however,
As he began to use the mortar, he found
that gold came out of il. The old man
could not keep quiet, and his neighbor
came to hear Of that, and he sent at once
to borrow the mortar But he could get
no gold out of it; so in his wrath he
burnt il to ashes.
The old man begged to have the ashes,
and took them home; and the next night
the dog appeared TO him in a dream, and
told him TO take the ashes of the mortar.
on the following day, and stand on the
highway with them; and when he should
see doimio pass by with his retinue, not
to fall on his knees, but to answer the
summons of the guards, and say that he
was magician, and could cover dead
trees in a moment with the most beauti-
full blossoms
The next lly The old man did as the
dog told him, and when the guards
brought him before the daimio, he threw
a handful of ashes into the air, upon
which tree growing near Immediately
astoni shed, and took the old man with
him to his palace, and sent him away soon
after with rich presents.
When 'the envious neighbor heard of
this, he again came to the old man and
begged to have, at least, the ashes of the
mortar So he gave them. and he tried
TO do the same with them rs the old man
had done But this time there were nc
flowers, and the dust flew in the dain.io
eyes; so the daimio cut down the poor
man. and the guards cut of his head
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
FROM HAND TO MOUTH.
lcoSTSVED.1


IX.-IsosAaoSD MAKES GREEN BIRo.
No sooner was niy debt TO the Hand
thus satisfactorily acquitted, than. in the
eialion of the moment at having for the
first time in my life paid debt on the ap-
polsted day | immediately applied my
lips 10 the Esf on the inside. and COM
municated IN, desire for some pens. ink,
ard paper. IL IN incredibly short space
of time, the Hands. doubtless stimulated
by the magniiicence of ny reward, passed
u quantity of writing materials up the
stairs and in few moments was at
work on my three columns, being de-
teFmined from that time not TO fall into
arrears for my board.
!" /, is of the utmos; Importance, i
thought, "thst / should be unfcttered by
peeaniary liabilities. if / would rescue
Rosaiiiond from the clutches of this vile
Count. feel convinced of being able to
battle ali lis entertainments. Aes, Hands,
We may close, Ears, We may listen, Eyes.
We may watch. Mouths, ye may scream the
alarm, out will deceive We all There is
no magician who can out-conjurc the inn
agination of f.ran."
Having me ltally got rid of this fine
sentence, | set myself regularly TO work
ard in short space of time dashed off a
stunning article on the hotel system Of
England - contrasted with that of 4 meri-
ca. If that paper was ever printed, it
must have astonished the reader; for
written rs it was. under the influence of
the esuhantments -of.-the Hotel de Coup
d'Gil, it mixed up the real and the ideal
in soinextTicable a manner, than. j, read
somewhat Ike a flSion Of alternate pass
ages from Murray's guide-book and the
Arabian Nights Entertainments. Such
| as it was, however, it being finished, |
folded it up and sent it by the Hand, with
my compliments TO Count Gplop,ious.
begging that he should at the same tiine
be Informed that | was hungry, and want
ed my breakfast. My message whir1ed
along the ten thousand Mouths, andfaded
awsy down into the han below.
l had, scarcely re-entered my.apartmeni
when heard the Blond Head open the
window and commence singing a strange
wila sort of recitative, evidently with the
view Of attracting my attention. l lis
tensd, and fernd that it ran fhus:-
I2osamoRd sings. Il have bird, bright
green bird, who was born to-day.
To-day the sunshine entered him
through his eyes; his glittering wings
rustled in the breath of the warm noon
and he began to live.
q He is marry and bold and<vise, and i;
versef in the mysteries that are sung by
the Unseen Spirits. q
Yet he knows not the mystical joy.
of the silently growing forests,
!" No egg ever eonssined him,
mo down, white and silkcn. ever shel
tered him from the cold.
No anxious, bright-eyed mother evel
brought him the oily grsin Of fhe mile
to eat, or sat On the neighboring tree-tops
singing the holy hymns Of materna
Hove. 4 s11ee se<.s = E.e14
He never heard the sonorous melo
dies of the trees, when the wind will
rushing fingers strikes the various note
Of the forest, and Ash and Oak, lder ant
Pine. are blent In the synphcnic: chord
of he storm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

The successful photographers appeal
to the baby iii vi. Begins to dance
Howdy dowdv." Ding-ling- ling, Whoo-
pee. erhrows up arms) Youi you. You
Bahah -h-h, tScowls horribly.) Seehere
There! there. there! Chung chung.
Ratty tat tat! (Demonaical grin.) Teety-
teetyi DiddIc-diddle- -diddle. Boo, Boo.
BOO! o, nowl Look here! here, Dad !!
dad, dadl Sugar. sugar. sugarl Bum
bum, bumi Ah-h-h. There. there.''
(Rag falls.) Artist perspires. Mamma
delighted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
cS3cRNE s. HESS.

A troRNEYS at law. ~ill attend promptly to ~
~ professional business entrusted ~ them. Psr-
fsrr attcntirn given to rea estate business titles
sxen.ined and cpirted Coliecf ions made snd
n. rsp.l1- rr,ifred 0ric~ Michigan Stree. TOW
do..rs north offhe Parker Hruse. Plymouth. lid.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
ATTENTION, FARMERS

4 HARVEST Is DRAWING NEAR
IA and farmers should economize time
and labor, they cannot improve better
chance than is offered by the undersigned
who represents ihe Akron and Massilon
Agricultural Works, which manufacture
MOWERS, REAPERS, SULKY
RAKES AND THRESHERS.
combining all the latest improvements.
We also represent fIle far-famed
SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER, which
IS acknowledged hy all to be txcelled by
none sad equsled by few. x..x
- SAM'E YARICK.
s. T. NICOLES.
Plymouth, May II, tiff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

A tTOR NFYs r %C0t-SSEII I0Rs Reel Estate and
A. Collecting ,sert. Fivnouth. Ind pr%ctis-
frg in the lsw courts of Marshall ard adjoining
rnutirs ard will give prompt attention 20 AL legal
lrf~fneSs entrusted ~ hem fsonpra collecting
tor Nrrh--n Indians ND Soitf harm Nf~lis-an
rs' '-icilar aftrnf'c1 -i-rr - -he s~tfs-7r~"t
d.-vs~nt estates and cuardisnships. DEEDS. mort
gs-rs. s-1 atfer CONTRACTS dra nr ard -rh novl
ats tskrn Oaice- Prowniees Block. up stairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

"Bob Brown, did you say that my faith
er had not as much sense as Billy Smiths
little yellow dogg7 mo, Inever said
any such thing. never said that your
father had not as much sense as Billy
Smiths little yellow dog. All I said
was that Billy's little yellow dog had
more sense than your father; that's all |
ever said !" swell, it's well you didn't
say the other, tell you. : 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. and
widow Of The late Or. f. w Chop.
calls the attention Of the people TO tn" aci that
-he intends confirming the practice of medicine
red dentistry in her late husbasdS pac~. snd that
she will promptly attend 20 al CALI and treat an
diseases that sitiict the human system. Office and
Residence first door soath OF Alieman's furniture
Store. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

A TTGRNEYS C=rrsefa-s ~ law Sotarys pni-
- II and Arfharizrs War Claim AGENTS Bour-
bon. Ind. Especial =; !cNfiau given 70 the
s-ttenaans - Estates conveysuciEg. Il fLe Col
is-ion ii soldiers Claims for Pensions. Bouatv
Fsrk Paw ana al other War Claims i34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

"a oTtRy ruhiir. Attorrcv Counselor a.
Law. Authorized War Claim Agent. PlyR =
rain. Ind. Esp-cial attention given 20 the set
rlc1t of e. ates. Cnaveyancing. aud thc coll
- sof. II Soldiers Claims for Pensions Dounty
rs-t Pay, and All cth-r War Claims of5c~ On
Michigan street, over Buck : ToaI's Hardware
fiure. l3ff1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
G.. II. Reynoids. Nj. ID,

EPEGVLAR Physician apd Opera tive surgeon,
offers his professional services 20 the citizens
flymouth aud surrounding ecuPfry In addition
20 the treatme Of diseases 10 the cous-
,rv special attention Willis gives 20 Surgery, the
Treatment Of surgical diseases and diseases Of fe-
males Nigh. calls in town and country promptly
ATTENDED to-. Charges reasonable offce and rest
d.nes q west side Of Michigan street, three doors
- the bank. Plymouth, Ind. l5fut
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

/. O. O. T.

tr.-r.rrs Lansr No o. ~ eefs eys-v -lsurssss Y
>ssnin- az th~is ball. ovrr Bart 4 Taan'- D. ari-
v.s4 store. j J.nbers ard visiting Broshsrs re-
s-~s.a'iy iavf-ed,
HESEr MAYER. y. G.
~ IL E..rT secf 24n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
a. o. Bort on,

nESTTST. Ofhcsover J.. F. Wesservelts Store
H Teeth extractsd without palm by the use of Nj
irons Oxidc-<~r Laughing Gasl- -TEFTH; from one
tooth full sett cheap that the rich and poo
eau all get them. Offce open all days except MOnr
dsv-and Tuesdays, 3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
NEW ssIvERsM;TE.

Il X PHI isaT wosld suraso~~ 80 fhs riti-
fss yens of Marshall c.anty NJ tho puhic ir
z~rsai tkatise has again located ~ Plvnac st., ard
NJ at Tine a-r found In his doors
ve>, of Hoo6sTf Z H.h@ms HATdware >fo-rr. south
rid~. Lap1rts stre.i. PiymoE-h, fsrrh,I %. Ind
NheT- h j. preparc 30 DO At wort in his lire IN,
the very hesf E~sur~s- and f.a- resscfsJic
irm- rs- Particular stt.n ion given 10 the
cl-aHiRg aud rrps,iiing II Watches All work
varr4nt,d. Give Il M call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

So the world moves slowly n solne s.
spects. but it moves. There remains an
immense amount of superstitiors bu<.dsJ
begins to dawn. People are not 50 easil ilS<
led blindfold as they were a century ago.
and the rights of individual conscience
begin to assert themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
John -. BEND,
a. < A R.CaY,rn.

orARY Pnhlic. attoraey AZ law. and Wa
. ei~iin sgent. ofice-Eslcony Block. Pivm
O. %. Indiana l3itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

CAyVrI. MOORE. IN tie Pt-@maui Room. under
~ Nsiis sni'. Pit X Shoe Ssor- Michigan sfr-ei.
81. tsr ss~~ s-. ~ All ksnf- cf Mest. SsrsaSe.-
fi- asesS ar. =os. ana. n seii- tiesl chraI-nl0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
ATTOR HEYS.

NJ A o. Packard.
A TrOENFY 81 Law sr1 Notary Prhiic. Room
~ No. I. Balcony Block. Plymouth Marshall
county, lad. t3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

EHtS changed his residence and may he md
: ~ his new brick house, on Michigan rOa - q
short distance south Of the residence Of A. y. Wlee
lsr. s4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
Life and Fire Insurance.
C. WHITM0RE, AGENT.

Cash assets.
Ins. Co. Of n, Amefics, Phil s2.s4s, s,3ss 20
Underwriters Agency. ". Y. a,946, ,5s5 "a
DetrcitFire & Marine, Dctroff, 0O,OnO 90
Etna Iife Ins. Co., Hartford, ! I 900, 900 90
Also .sent for w. ". .KIMBALL foe the sale Of
Pianos, Organs 4 MeIodeons,
Babcock's Fire Extinguisher.
ALSO
U. s. Asst. Assesscr int. Rev.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

DIR. J. -. Leland.
DEYsItIAS ard sTH6EON. Aryos. Indiana
attends to all calls prorI tly- n2oVl4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
Land and Town Property
For sale.

W. DAVIS. ATTORNEY At LAW
-. Aud Notary Public, OF BOUR-
BON. ND. has some - 80
TWO Tnousand Acres of Farm
and Timber tc nd for Sale,
At very lew prices. He would also cali the stt.n-
iion % those wishing TO buy to the valuable Town
Property for sale cheap 8. 2f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15
Business Directory.
PHYSICIANS.


DECULAR PHYSICIAN and Operative Sur
u q geon -offers his professional services to the
pe orl- of Marshall county. In addition 10 tie
treatment of DISEASES common TO the country,
- ecisi attention viii he given TO Srrgery. the
Tres tuens Of gical diseases aud diseases of f
maies. Night calls IN town and country promptly
attended to Charges reasonable. 0fice up stairs
ia irner building south of the hank.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

A married man was recently urged by
an insurance agent to take outa policy for
the benefit of his wife to the amount of
$4,000 or $4,000, and long discussion
ensued, which was ended by the husband,
who said: No, widow with more han
$4,000 would be a dangerous legacy to
posteriiy" .s
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

and wha! for you mash mo in the
nose 7" asked Abraham.
Yes yer have; yer Jews crucifed
Jesus Christ, and I have a mind to go
for you again" A - a.
But, mine Colt, dat wash eighteen
hundred years ago." said the jew. Il,
swell, l don't care if it was, I only
heard of it last night" replied the un-
washed, and he went for him again. b,
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TERMS

Single copies one year, s,oo
Ten % ~. one ume, $50 each.
Twe,.v a. !, 1G0
For Ia oo.,. = - $50 I"
TOT ~ cents per copy, extra, the Michipan Alma
nae Tor os72 viii be sent fThe retail p,ies Of H.
A, ~l,,ha VII be either Is OF 20 cents 'o
an eluos VIII Immediately be formed NJ evorv mo-,
ONCE, and cry head OF family viii ~ Post
enroll without delay. WIZ w "eh 10
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The Detroit Weekly Tribune for 1872 will also
have many other features.
III Will give in each issue succinct and elear spr
mares OF the currant news, domestic and foreign.
III viii continue to devote especial attention o Tho
prompt collection and publication of Michigan news
and VIII make it's columns the vehicle of ali infor
nation OF Interest TO Michigan readers
Its Agricultural Department has gained for 4,
hosts OF friends II Is under the charge of men of
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IL Will discuss all questions of public Interest
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The fulness and accuracy of its market renorts
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A rough specimen of humanity
was recently promenading up Chatham
street, New York, when he came
phamply upon Jew, a specimen of
his race, about whom there is no mis-
take.
Without a word of warning, the
rough knocked him SPRAYING in the
gutter. Picked himself up, and tax
ing his bleeding nose between his An
ger and thumb, he demanded an ex-
PLANTATION. 11NEr If.1
"Shut up I'll bust yeragainl" shout
ed the aggressor, approaching him
again. .
II have never done nothing init you,
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Will. IT. CARLETON
Its Commercial Department.

The Weekly Tribune for 1872 will far surpass oIl
its competitors in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-09
TRIPLE SH E E T
New York, Sunday, July .. 1871.
CONTENTS OF TO-DiY,S HERALD.

PAGE
acknowledgements
acknowledgements.
3-Anoher "Angola :" One More Railroad Hor-
Tor Terrible Collision on the Newark and
New YORK Railroad-Terrlble Railroad Acct
dent in Germany-Racing at Long Branch !:
Close OF The First Summer Meeting at Mon
mouth Park-Henr de Bourbon, Count de
Chambord-New York City News-Weather
Report-ShocKng Suicide in Jersey.
Along Branch: Night Walk Along the Beach
ART Matlers-Literary Chlt-Chat-New Publ
cations Received Music and the Dramatic
National Game-A Taste for Precious Gems
Yale College: Programme for Commence ment
Notwithstanding Against Meanness-The
5-Rengious Intelligence-The Struggle for Spirit
ual Power and Comfort at West Pont-ROme:
The Close OF the Pontlflcal JuDilee-Temple
Emanuel-Staved to Death in BrookIyn-W arm
ing TO Patriotic Youngsters.
6-Edltoriais: Leading Article, "A Resurrection in
the East-A Railway from the Holy Land TO
the Euphratesr-Amusement Announcements.
7-Editorals Continued from sixth Pagel-Arairs
In France-Sae OF New Guinea 10 England
News from Spain, Italy, Central and South
America and the West Indies-Murders and
Suicides-Miscellaneous Telegraphic News
Personal Inteligence-Views OF the Past
S-England and America: Those Who Were Pres.
ent at the Golden Club Banquet and What
They Said-A Mysterious Fire IN Shefheld,
England-EnRlsh Receptions: What They Are
ana What They Seem Lke-Dyy Goods Mar
ket-Particulars OF the Buaalo Murder-Child
Torture IN nlinois-A Post Office scare-The
Proposed Orange Celebration-More Murder:
Cutting Case IN ost Street-Another Gar out
rage-A County C.,an Contributed States
9-Financil and Commercial Report-Brooklyn
Arairs-Marriages and Deatns-Advertise-
ments.
VO-Wasnington: The Bigamous Ex.C congressman
PardOned at Last; Defalcaton IN the savannah
Custom House-Iocal Acknowledgement
Foreign Housekeeping Intelhgence-Adver
tlsements
observation-disclosures.
I1-Adyertisements.