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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
brask. City. rnis tip wss made ever

Midland Pacific Ia company With Mr.
Converse the Superintendent who hsd
procureduS free ride over the road
The country between Lincoln and Ne
braska City is of that uniform beauty
which is peculiar to all the country west
of the Missouri river. The farms, howev-
er being better improved lent an attrac-
ton to this part ofthe country beyond any
We had seen.- Onarriving at the depot, our
vanity might have been excited, but for
the fact that we knew the Nebraskians
expected something from US in return
Here the party were met with carriages,
and escorted to thei' respective hotels, ac-
companied by band of excellent music.
We were assigned quarters at the Cincin-
natl House, kept by Mess. Hamlin 81
Brown, and, though we could not over
estimate any hotel in the place, we mus.
say in jsstice to the Cincinnati House.
that for treatment of guests, and excellent
fare, ii is unsurpassed by any in the west.
Nebraska City may well be proud Of her
landlords, as we stopped at the Seymour
House in 1863, We found excellent fare,
and we heard nething but general ex-
preston of appreciation from the guests
of all the Hotels
BANQUET.
In the evening banquet was prepared
at the Barnum House, during the contin-
uance of which toasts and responses, and
speeches and replies were interspcrsci:
all of which taken together, rendered it u
pleasant as we'll as luxurious repast for
the company We speak of this moro
particularly to show the hospitality Of the
, Nebraskians.
NEBRASKA CITY
contains about 1000 inhabitants, and ls
located at the point formerly known as
Fort Kearney. The old block house vet
remains there to remind the citizen ard
visitor of the hardship of a frontier life,
and the early conflicts with the savages-
The city is built principally Of brick, and
its extensive business houses, its fine
1
nomination. and its seminaries of learning
give unmistakable evidences of thrift,
wealth, and highly cultivated and ener-
getic class ofpeOple-ap people whom none
need ever approach from the States with
fears of ever being turned away with a
scowl-a people ever.ready to receive the
energetic emigrant with open arms, and
use their influence to put him in the road
TO wealth. We can scarcely say too much
in praise of the people at this place, but
space will not permit a further detail. Ii
is enough to state that the visit there will
be favorably remembered by the Indiana
editors while life shall last
The time allotted for the Nebraska City
visit having expired and number of the
party desiring to see Omaha, and a FREQ
pass to the company being tenderess by
the Superintendent of the Kansas & ST
10. r. II. in the afternoon Of July 1st,
the party got aboard determined to see the
old capital of Nebraska.
CONTINUED on SECOND PAGE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Amn~a .DOll n~on.

AoTtRr Public. Attorney Counselor NJ
Lac, Authorized Wsr Claim AGENT. Plyr
ruth, Ind Esperizl attention given to the set
n-=t Of Es st~s, Cons-yaEcinx. and the c"l-
tioL If Soldiers Claims for Prn<ions, Bounts
ts.f Pay. and AL other War Claims. 0fic- On
Nhhigsn street, over Buck Tosn's Hardware
ff..rs l34tn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

II X. PHILPOT would announce to the riti-
ne srns Of Marshall county aud the pnblic In
general that he has ain located In Plymouth, and
NJ all times be found in his store three doors
west Of Woodard H"ham's Hardware stose, south
aide. Lsporte street. Plymonfh, Narphall Co.. Ind
Where he IL prepared 10 do all work IN his line In
the very beat manner. and the most reasona bic
terms Rs Particular attention given TO the
cleaning aud repairing Of Watches All work
warranted Give him . call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. and
III widow of the late DIR. F. w. Coop.
er calls the attention Of the people to the fact that
she intends confirming the prsctire Of medicine
aud dentistry is her late hushasds plsre and that
she will promptly attend tn all calls and all
diseases that affiict the human sy-t~m Oni~e and
residence first donr south Of Alleman's furniture
STORE 2a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
R&F- ". n rS-s. >orAE =
OSBORNE B. HESS.

A AtfoHNEYs Al Law ~iii attend promptly To oil
~ rrcf~~s!onsl husin. - entrusted to- Them. fa-
tir.iEr sit~iitn .i.n to rra -.tafe business ti..
ss-s.iss-d ard gri-f-i c..ll-efi"n. made An.
II. t.spfiv r-raitf-d- Once Michigan Str a lev
de..rr north Of the Parker House. rlymout ,I.d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Dissolution Of Partnersh1p-
I Office Is hereby given that the

! y partnership heretoforr exhfinz befween A.
BECkER Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
asnsent. Mr.. Nathan Becker will do business at
Wslksrton same rs here.
All secounfs and dues 70 be paid to the late hrm.
I am much Obliged to my fellow citizens and
country folks for their kind patronage and benehts
conhrret upon ne, wish them ssdd SUCCESS and
long lif-. x41HAy DHEER
irl.,ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Il o. 4 =. ID. Park.

a fT0R\EYs. C.uss. lors at Law. Scfsi Pub
~ ii and Authorized War Claim Agent .. Bour-
bon. Ind. Especial .tten'ion given TO tn.
<sts~mens - Est tfes C"uveyar~ing he Col
ts-to- OF Soldiers claims for Pensions. Couaty.
Back Pay snd all other Wal Claims s4tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

Meat Market
cAMCEL MOORE, In the late Dr. w~st's Build
y Ing. one DIOR south Of A. r. philrot's Silver
snaith Shop. ON Michigan street. KEGS the very
best Of all kinds Of Meal and Sausage aud sells
cheap 15-10-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
O.. R. RevnoIdr. M. d..

upKGULAR Physician and Operative Surgeon,
cTrrs his professional services to the citixeis
p1vmaarh and surrounding ccur try In sddftteE
fo the tr-atme MT Of diseases common to the c"uH-
try. special attention iii - gv-s Z" Surgery. the
treatment Of surgical diseases sbd diseases of fr-
nsl-s Might calls ii town and country promptly
ssteni~d to- Charges r-s-onaile. once and resi-
dsnes on west side af Michigan street. three daors
Of the bank. Plymouth, Ind. 3stfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

HAS changed his residence and may he md
IL at his new brirk house. on Michigan roa ! =
.h srt distance south of the residence Of A. L. wa.e
t.r f34t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
a. q. Horton.

nENTfST. Ofhce over J. T. westrrveit's Store
u Teeth extracted without palm, hy the Of Nj.
trous Oxide Tor Laughing Gas). TEETH; from on.
tooth 20 fall --tt cheap that the rich and poo-
all get them. 0htre open all days except Monr
Ssys nd T1csfiues. l3ttfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Mcurdy Houae

kSOUTH side p. rt. 4 c. rw., Wxnatah. Ind.
- Frank McCuriy. Proprietor- Convenient and
extensive accommodations. ls4tn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
G.. 1. BRINK,
I. O. O. F.

knkRIcrs LopsE. No 81, me-ts every Thurs da
evening at their ball. over But 4 Teams Hard.
ware store Aenlbers aud Waiting BROTHERS re-
sp~cffnlly invited.
Hkxsr MAIZE, n. @.
ID. II. Borr, Sect 24ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
Business Directory.


WpEGCLAR PHYSICIAN and Operative snr-
y y g-0n. offers his profs<sionai services to the
people of Marshall county. In addition to tie
treatment Of disc to the country.
sr-Cisi attention win he given Surgery, the
treatment Of gical diseases and diseases cf e-
males Night calls in tswn and country promptly
attended to- Charges reasonable. Once up stairs
= conner building south of the hSnk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
j. lin pARSELL,
N COR rim.
CORRIN & DARNELI


troESEYs r cOUNsEIInR Real Estate and
- rol~ciing Agents. Plymouth. Ind. s-r rrsrfi,
tnx N fhe law courts of Narshsli and adjoining
eouufes and will give p-orrpt attention to all legal
ef-in~ps srtru~tsd 30 'hem- g. n-rpi collecting
asenis i'r Northern Indians and Southern Michigan.
Psi ocular attention given 10 fh- settlement
ss.-rsi~nt's estate. and guardisn-hiI> I~is uaert
r. ses. and other contracts drawn and -cknowl
q .nfs taken Office, Brownlee'p Block. up stairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

R. d. I-OGA n.
A TTORNEY AT LAW ard No
IA raE- Prprrc. ofh-- Brow nl-~'s n ok over
Boxer. siprr, Plymouth, lid. Cvrti'ns spe-
cixlty. jyi1yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
IDr II. &. Horton.

DIR y. -. Leland.
DrYsItIAN and SURGEON, Argos. Indiana
attends to all calls rrsmItly- n2evl4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
ED. 8. FISH.

Attorney at Law.
Jpsfice # the Pare. and Insurance agent,
nyER the Post Office. in kcndall's
" BlNck. Piym"uth. Ind. J,i3yi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
CARD.
q. NrSSC LM AN.

Collecting agent,
KNOX STARK CO.. INDIANA,
WILL PRACTICE in all the Courts
" &c STARK. Nsrhsli and k.sciusko. C"uh.
,i-s Tn. Payment of Non -r-sid-nts taxes prompt-
l<Aft~ud-d to- jcl3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

The next day after the arrival at Lin.
coin, the most of the party visited Crete
which is a town two months old, located
in Saline county near the present western
terminus of the B. &. NJ. r. r.
1t is 35 miles west of Lincoln, and
though in its infancy contains ali The ele-
ments of flourishing country town and
numbers 400 inhabitants.
Seven years ago the place where Crete
now stands was the Indians Buffalo
hunting ground, and supposed to be be-
yond the limit of civilization and fertile
soil, and yet at this date we could dis
cover but little difference in crops here
and ct Lincoln, and the wild Buffalo hav e
already been driven 100 miles beyond
this point.
Two hours at this point. and the party
returned to Lincoln, where trunks and
baggage were packed for the visit 10 Ne
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25
MNRRIEHSe

At the residence Of the brides
stcp-fathor, Col. Tolbert, in Carroll
county, on the morning of the 22nd,
MIR. Benjamin Y. Mathews of Clar-
endon, Ark, and Miss Emma Hill,
Of Carroll.
Fortunes most favored smiles
have been at last conferred upon you,
friend Ben, in winning so fair and
lovely a daughter to grace your
home in another State, and to lend
Joy and peace to your heart by her
presence, carrying wherever she
goes brightness and happiness like
a sun beam by her pure and spotles.
nature. Wear well thy gifts, ant
cherish well the tender plant entrust.
ed to your care is our wish.
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LIEN LAW.

We publish on the outside of
our paper this week the full text
of the law for the encouragement
Of agriculture, passed by the Leg
islature Of this State in 1866, as
this law is now Of so much interest
to our citizens and very few per-
sons have a copy Of the same
This law should be SO amended
as to protect the interesest Of land
holders for their rent as a prior lien
10 ill other Indebtedness, and then
the law would operate advanta-
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And at all other times the books will be lount
at the Sheriif's Office in Pamela. | also inform
the Taxpayers, that the Certificates of In.
debtedness issued by the State, better know
as "Alcorn money! will be received for al
taxes due the county-having been SO author
lied by the Supervisors Court.
| earnestly request all taxpayers to b.
prompt in the payment Of their taxes.
| call tax-payess' attention TO Section "a
Article s, requiring, when taxes are collected
by distraint, to distrain upon personal prop
erty before selling land for taxes. hereb,
give public notice, that said section wiH b
strictly enforced,
Being anxious to make a close collection O
the taxes of this county, which will in the flu
ture reduce the burden of taxation, | appeal e
every citizen, to circulate among freedmen
the time and place where taxes are to be paid
and to afford them every assistance they posi-.
bly, can to meet their taxes.
| The tax levied, amounts to one dollar on ev.
cry hundred. But few counties are better of
than Pamela; and If a close collection eau b,
made, taxes can be easily reduced next year.
U. 0zANNE, Sheriff, and
f2o-5w Tax-Collector of Pamela Co.
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A correspondent, writing on the
18th, from Washington, says: The
Ku-kluX bill is to be pressed on
Tuesday neXtby Butler, An cxami-
nation reveals more and more severi-
ty and cruelty. 1t is said to be so
broad and sweeping as to prohibit
all secret societies, including MasobS
and Odd Fellows, and it is certain,
that it prevents all strikes or combi-
nations by laborers to receive an in
crease OF wages or to prevent capital
lists from employing Chinese. 1t is
suspected that Butler has concocted
this provision SOFAS to make n pre-.
cedent hat will answer for New
England and the North generally,
so as to make the operatives in fac
tories and workshops sufficiently
humbleand submissive to their en-
ployers.
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AN ELECTION.

Some ofthe newspapers through
outthe State of Mississippi, r ex
pressing a great degree of fear
that the present Legislature will
hold over till the fall of 1872, with
out authorizing an election to Ill the
various executive and legislative
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Gy tljs exhibition it will be seen
that under every head named the
cost Of the State Government to the
p~coplcwill be more than double in
1871, the cost in 1861. And under
one Of the heads Public Priutiug,Jit
exceeds six times the expenditure Of
1861. The estimate of l87l,is based
ON the supposition ola session of six
.ty days, That time has nearly
elapsed already, and the indications
are that the Legislature will sit at
least six months longer, which will
add to the estimate the trilc of
100000.
Thcrc are various other sums
mentioned which should elicit special
observation. For instance the SAG,
600 item on account OF the New
Code. For preparing the work the
Commissioners three are each al
lowed $4,000, which we concede to
be no more than their labor was
worth, making $4,000, which still
leaves balance of $4,000 to be
expended in a manner the Auditor
does not eXp'oiu, certainly not in
printing. The printing of 5000
copiesof the Code of 1857, contain
ing 943 pages, and executed in q
faultless style, cost the State but SO
per copy, OF $4,000 in the aggre.
gate. How the Auditor expects the
eXtrayagant sun mentioned by him
to be made way with in the propara-
ton of the Code now under revision,
We arc at total loss to COZ GIVE
Anothcritem comparatively small
by the side of Others, but still con-
tributing to make up the huge ag-
grcgate, attracts observation--"cos
ofengraying certificates Of indebted
ness and bonds-S0, 500" These
issues, it is known are very artist
calIy embellished with the likeness
of the Auditor himself, who has
modcstIy improved the opportunity
thus afforded Of advertising to the
public what manner of looking man
he is; and forthis device the law itself
appropriatcs the expenditure of S.
600; but here we have an application
for $1,000 addition for so -trihing an
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d.

At Germantown on Sunday 10th,
inst, after a painful illness of several
weeks, Capt. Robert s. Abcrnathy,
formerly a citizen of this county.
His remains were brought to
Batesville Tuesday last and inferred
at the family burying grounds some
seven miles east of this place.
He was an honest, upright citizen,
and conscicnciously discharged the
duties of life with such favor as to
win the good opinion Of all who
knew him.
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Saturday, the 1st Day Of April, 1871,

On the premises, within lawful hours offer for
sale, at Public Auction. to the highest bidder
for cash, the following lands, lying and being
in the said county Of Pamela, and known as
the cast half Of section seven IN township
ten (l0,) range seven ~ west.
ISAAC SMITH, Administrator
fa5-5w r. S. Wells, deed.
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Administrators Sale Of Lands.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State ef Mississippi, render
ed therein on the 9th day Of July, 1870, the
undersigned, Administrator Of the Estate q
Il. s. Wells, deceased, will, on
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hushei -. 10 hshsl.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


SARDTS A. h NJ. SOCIETY, I
February Doth, 1871. !
rhc Regular Annual Meeting Of this Society
has been postponed TIL Saturday, March 18th
1871.
Stockholders win please bear this in mind
and be on hand, as business of importance vii
be under consideration.
BY direction t the President.
f25-tf s. G. SPAIN. Sec'y.
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WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR THIS MACHINE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify the Taxpayers Of this couu.
ty, that | will meet them with the Tax-Books
ready to receive State ana County Taxes, al
the following places;
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LOOMS, Mayson. McNecs. Mitchell
of Holmes, Moore, Morgan. New
son, Morris, Osborn, Parker. Quinn,
Scarborough, S%pcllman, Sites, Vau-
CHAN, Wade, White, Wilson, Wood
aud MIR. Speakcr-i2.
Absent and not yoting-Mcssrs.
Balch, Bolton, Bowles, Cabell, Dams
by, Donald, Ever,tt, Greer, Griggs,
Hart, Harrington, Hatfield, Hem
mingway, Herbert, Higgins, Hodges,
Holmes, Johns, Landrnm, Manning,
Mcleod, Mitchell, of Pontotoc, Ow-
en-, Ross, Sessions, Stewart, Stiles,
stone, Nolker' OF Simpson, Viii
ting, Williams, Wiling and leoman
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MIR. French moved the previous
question, which was sustained, and
under the operation thereof, the re-
port of the Committee was agreed to.
sNIr. Coggeshall moved that the
bill be considered engrossed, and
placed on its third reading.
Mr.. Roane, Of Calhoun, moved to
postpone the further consideration
Of the bill one week. Lost.
Mr.. French moved the previous
question, which was sustained, and
under the operation thereof. the bill
being considered cngrosscd. wosreod
= third time, and the bill passed. bv
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Memphis, Eye and Ear
Tnfirmary.
2S3 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn
DIR. NORRIS,
OcHiisf and .aHvisf,

Gives particular attention to all diseases pecu-
liar to the eye and ear. Devo.ing his entire time
and study to the above specialties. he respect
fully tenders his professional services to the
public. Patients from q distance will be ac-
eomodated with board and all necessary atten-
uoh ior Sio q week. s3-tf
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W. TrfI ~ aIfe itf
H H Dbl ptr bow
tan'tt Hi .h tJ
M aI raI'al W.. nv, DR.
N. ".DHa. hIf ir.u iha f
la'0f'.a' o1 H'' I1".f, ttI
en ir. ''"n hr 'I H .'Ia
~ r|I .lf
Iul. 'H" tnI I..' H. .'. u
amI l0ra'lne iI0 county .t.lit l8r
ri o2 Station
1h. hll va. sUl I'bly sprn. J..
'lr lluir bJ toaI.llIl. ilr ru
r'. ruia.Ito irm IaII1lH'.'r .nI
wiih iuIu 0rut haste w |.rI hruI.l
iho lIou.n, wi'In Overcome ..uul o.
Che member were ab.cu' apI uHd.
ont giving any time for cgu.ldcr4.
ton or advice from lhr parties
interested In this mca.urt Maj
Howe and j. A. Piles, rrpre.c .-
iall'cs from Ibis county, voted
against this measure and protested
against IT, passage as an outrage
upon the citizens Of the lhrcccoun-
lles, as It would take of the most
Fertile portion of Pamela county
and also the other two, and leave
them second rate counties in the
state and pnt the already over
burdcncd cltlzcnso If the new county
10 the task of building new public
buildings Of all kinds, while there
existed no %rcasonabla orjust cause
for the formation Of a new county
as proposed. The bill has gone to
the Senate and has been referred
to the Committee on County boun-
darleS, ana 1t is TO be hoped the
senate VIII be Tree from corruption
and repudIate tllsoutrageous meas
ure upou common good sense and
Justice, and not let such men as
Coggshall, who is recognized in
Iollahalchlc as the lowest down,
most corrupt, vile, miserable inter-
loper that has ever dlsgr0ced this
p rtion OF the State, lead them to
destroy the boundaries of three of
the best arranged counties in the
State and overburden the citizens
with taxation to build new court
houses VIII n there exists no reason
outside of personal pecuniary gain
ON the part of a few citizens. for
the chance If INV of tbe limos Of
,ho throo o~onrt;o. Wa III l,,,u,
A.,
n,n
"1 ""' NV WIZ '"0 P'oP'O
"o"'' cry oo"n 10 s'iollc inc pro-
Jectors OF any speculatlng scheme
looking to SO unjust and outrageous
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the county
as the bin fathered by the villain
Cogrshall. TO iuiure aid DESTROY
Charleston IN ToIoho,oh;o ,u.,t
,e.. =.
:" w "'
VI lHdl pace
we K'lo" 'hat we speak the voice
Oh 'ile entire eltl2ens OF the county,
except, pFooaoIN those VINO may
nave some private ends to promote,
III uehouHcihS the OIL as nntImed,
unjust ana unnecessary, and as a Vi
client injury and wrong to the clti-
zens OF The three counties, and that
IL SilciIu NOT, by ullN llcdlS, become
the law, The citizens of that portion
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25
photographs.

! have returned to Sardis, and opened n
Photograph Gallery, where | am prepared Il
Al kinds Of photographs, Gems, and all
otncr Kinds o. pictures. | will remain only
tarec months and nowl y your time to ret firsf.
ctass pictures. Prices moderate.
t4o-Sm ). D. GREENLAw.