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Saubereine.
0euer 6Ilfs u rein.

Inter BEN Rousn "saltimv.,s esssrieftissr un-
terftisungs.Se rein" bot ft uoIise Gote Elm neutr
Berein %ssbiloet, uub perosn au., pslte T9 oem-
itlben NOD 0%nsuidliesen i%plHiten. etrsslabsn,
Gienfas, ben Is. SUM, absros s uPr, bel 6 B 1.
fopb 9tib &, Hr. 81, @rsfbenttraBe, gu eriheiuen.
SsitlittsgeIe 81. Sbrifpsh Self, Brai.;
VI. 3. Suid,, Setr.;
90 Geo. Gdlefinaer, Sdasm.
NEWINGTON LAND AND LOAN CO.
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
GapitaI Sd.aOO. 900.
5000 GntbeiI S4OO ieber.
@o6eHtlibe Gin3abIuns 81 ro Gntbeil.
Once 9fr. 3, ct. @duIfrabe.i
Bm. Garmidael, grdibsnt;
s. BpIt9 rfeer, BicezYrdi.;
Semie y. sSife. Stasm.;
Senrp y. Sanfdre, setr.
Sirettoren.
Safob 6reasIcp, 2enis z. gSife,
S8m. Carmichael, Seurp u. Sanfdre,
Solun1on Sing, Senrp @. 2uaue,
Eebemidb .. Sbprep, xSm. Super,
Nid1arr 8. Snprpfen, :. 9ptts seeer,
geo. Z. Sbitnep, 9bps. $. Sanipn.
annaIt:
Samuel Srorpsen, Office Rr. 81, @et= 5apetteir.
TieIp x o,rpon pio IA ,oA Now, ne.-,o,n.ke, a1fo,o
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MhtnuG .

aGs, fosIte @insns iino. I'D benz rgurora< spar-
8eretn~ aHsuidIiesen, iinn lreuntlibft eriudt, bis
NJ pntas, oen II. SUM, lid in Srn. . q d monn'
2otaIe, Rr. 2l5, SIo=@utapfraBe. einsuFnoen.
Gbas. Bad mann, PROB. Brdi.;
GA 81 u. 6rdncPe, prop. Getr.
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IL Tairs0anrn.
? 0 m III or . er0HIgun
1ulIpu MN 1922

- 80 - - y Ah VI y w y u 10
SdIipu pom GS72.
I'm uno ruh SornerItng, Den Is. sunni, Dir0 bus
neue Il. rrodtuole GGmpII III ,Sbspt ore SReemS"
(3apt. sS- y Strnan), iothen tertig unb erpreg ilr
hlcIe Route aebaut, Ten Blcr gr. s, eiQbttr.keus
HSerItt, tdglih q oHuuhcurs, Sonntugs unh u. one
tags a~ussenommen)u n 8. 80 YRoraen5 p~erlQIen, Nh
am YlGSe i &tuuoeu uufbaltcn uro Die Staft UNI
nbr IbeEoe erreidcn; ucrloBt Zen Bier ieoCn Rontag
uno Sonnahcno ytGdmtttag nm 2 uBr ioiuie b-B
9roBe uno beQueme 9ampiidiff nWlotilra" ieoen
0onreritlg tahmitto9 un 2 lIur uno ~oerblettt in
Ndlr baoeu lGn9e gcnu5, um ben EaiiGsicren Sbell
on BEN g~le9GHten gtadttiCu nebmCn Su ilnen unh Die
giant rib Qcnr9 gum Sdla Iu9eben Su erreideu.
Sericl6e Stul uno EcituE9, ioDobl an Bor6 Der
DamplltIfe, rute Nui otH Elaec, iUcldcr In leeter
Sction 10 al9emctnr Suiricoenbsit COB, UFroeu oub
iir Die @t9enrort beibcblIteH, uno Guc Betrcbuns
gen meroen 9cmadt, UNI oas SrrgnIscn Aler gu ere
bobCr.
Brofeiior s ect's Bled. uuh Gun3zRuft miro
loluObl an Soro, mtt uudb m Blaze ipiclCu.
Sil,ts iLr Die 0lu~ MO Niidiatrt 81; 4inoer unb
SlenittoteE ole Satire. Gllrtt iir WablIeit uuD
6otcl 81. SefUtj9uu9 bel Der g8ohe $40 bis $tg,
le nAdl Der NntalLt0t Der Simmgr. LimnIlMl Rtl
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g~eriammlungS- Mn3etgem.
O g. g 3.
@hesfaI=Nntia

Die semeiniamen @omite'n bes Central, gusituiz
les 3ur BesrlBuns Der oemotratii9en Rationale on.
%oention, pelde am 9. Suli in Baltimore Sulammenz
lilo, bls Montas. ben II. SUM, abSnbs 8 ubr,
8eriht iihsr ibre Irbeiten Sur @rleitterune bes
Sdlus. S.ridtes am "a. b. 9tts. absuitattea.
nm s l1br in Der r&itp : 5an" Utupors-S ffc.) fattz
f%tnbenoen 8eriammIuns 1T eppiiuitt.
eubieriptionen fonnen bel S q 8. E b b, Sdass
n%,eiiter, Saltinorer Yoit=SiFce, sema6t tperbsn.
Soibua Sauidnt,
Borfiser bes 2ofal=G omite' g;
G44-5l sIameS 6nce. Ger.
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8utd,er Sill 0auhercin CIR, 2,

Gen Nitslieeern uro anbern bien. Jur g1odriht,
bag bic erite SinsobIurg rdbfen mpntas. ben II.
itQttinbet. ale, rust1s tiei,m 8sreine b%eitreter Dolr
len, iinb ir,unolidt sin9stoocr, bel Qrn. @utidz
Ter, ode Der 6apertearaSe unc DRaeeirasNuep,
porSuipredtn.
If4G-il Ehna. Girfd,ntr. rrnr. Gsfr.
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rGreBibi1ien" ii cine Vereideruua
Der beutiten Sprade, bic fe Der yWaibius.
toner Yoh" uerbantt. Sie i9reibt namli6;
rUeau uerseife uidt, bic fir bas Sic. ytic n6,
tbisen rSreBibilien" in bic 3urubaue su be.
iorsen, BON mo- ite per r&t9sn<4 Ambulance"
tbrsr Veftmuuns eutsesensefabreu msroeu
5ouen."
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"A MfarmOrzS aaenz
HGletoer=0 anbluug.

~. W. SmlID - NpH1p.r
S6neiber uno Sleioers 9dnbler.
gir boben aaf 2niersn aWO0 auss.5,
9aoentti6en uub @eidaitsz An5lse
rebr ais Elm tauienb iest iertts fir
&nabens2lnSii9e bic friibidbrs- Bert6ufe.
in allen 0ieie GBGaren
beliehten Sdnitten. Fnb ole cingefduft,
Die Waaren purhen tte nie teetc Breiserb6-
~frubjeltis leine efauft 1ure in Woqenuooren
unb bic Sdufer eintrat. Sbr fonnt
baben ben 8ortbsil % Yrosert iparen,
Der %niebri9en 8reiie. trenn ~frlb3siti9 setaHft
800 81 aben-anBuse uno BON bieiem sroBen
iir So; @orratbe aleibun9sz
800 ieinere InSiee fiden 9eDdbtt miro.
81 bis $40. Sest u~orrltbi9 fir iofor<
200 idDar3e 2utlzIn5ige tIeer Bertauf:
IS bis SIS. GusaebzAniuee $15-$30
Combinations -Qn3iae 90. tur Rnaben l-25
IS bis St2. NusaebzSoieu 6-1O
D2on tomme irlb5ettig @el6dft5z0oien 6-9
uno pGbte Grheitsz&oieH $685.
por ben beiten S6nitten. Wtr seben tribaeiti9en
&GuIern IN fertl9er 3ltioune ODER beitelttr Grbett
b%eioRoere 8ortpeile.
q. 8. Smitb 3 Spmp.,
9unoen.S dneioer unn aleinerbdnbIer,
Tr. As unb so, 1eitzB dltimorcHr., Wornof=g1e,
tDeiRe6 @eb1ufe. Bulnpe Dor Der Ibure, (7q-)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. ,

Gcuannter 9erein III runmtbr org urb iperz
ben aqe Hrsunbe uHb Setarute hermit 6oHitft einseA
Iaoen. 2Gditen Or pntna, ben II. SUM, Gbtnos s
ubr, in Dem eoiale hes Srn. Seinr d, Sittis,
Slo-S oroi Il T., ~ eriGeinen, n1Do bic Bsans
ten setrdbIt, unb bas Sinihrcibesetb erbottn iperscn
fDitb. Sbriftiau Sppierf, prop. BrGi.;
Safob Bonnet. prop. Sefr.:
tI4-5) (soYt M ud,e. Gbatm.
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LAROQUES ANTIBILIOUS BITTERS
b~ef6roert Die Bsroauun9, resulirt bic Gin9euetbe.
turirt 3~opfihmersen, itdrtt ben Otleen uno lit poiittoe
5eiluns oes 0e6leffiebers uno aner bilioien aRfIue,
&druque
RprtphsGde Der Baltimore unn Sarrifpuffr.
(yunu129 12gRte tim
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l Gtmas fiir ieoe Tamilie!

r., CttsS OiVIeMCS lWe NtlDmd1cDtne
" oie oefte fAI ale AIteH arbeit unb bic netteite Ufas
itine in Der Welt. Nan fomne unb 5ebe oieieIbe in
benz gertauiszeofole, Rr. 40, RoresG barle8hr,
TN ~1reimanrers1empeI." an! (Sulit8, 12Nte.)
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au4 in ct. Qouts 1T vmegen manseln.
Der Beneiie" Der seiltlide Wtifetbarter Bert,
len bon eiusm firdli9en @eri4te freiseipro.
den fporben.
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Neufr Sauhfrein.

am Ictten UiontQg nurbe Elm neuer I'm u
10 d|6renbe auperei n in jpbdnn stieie'e
2ufai. Ode Bubble unb Mnnfr e~r0ffuet. Die
nGbfe @lnsablune finbet Rpntas, ben II. Stunt,
itQtt, on ipelbem Gage Die 2Sabl Der Beamten, lotDIs
bic Seratbuns Der Contribution por9enouImcn tver>
BEN. Wtitslleoer t6nnen su ieoer i3ttt obue Ito65ab.
lung %cintreten.
(f44-5) u. ~. goung. prop Sstr.
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Weuer Sparberein.

Die erfte HeiamuInns zines neuen Sparuereins
ipito abgebalten am beuttseu 4beno UNI s nbr, ben
Is. b. Wits., I'M 9otole oes Srn. .. Grbe, Ode
BON &barp= uns Senriettdfrake.
Q43-D Gas Gpmite.
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6amptnn's peaetabi(iide sinftur

Sas beribmte arSnetz WitteI, beseHst 6urG uniere
befen Gtnuonner, Rbeunattsmus, Sps2epfia, Scro=
fula, Suiten, gterpentranfbeten, aae peibltbenarou.z
beiten. Bran febe ole SensHiiie. gu babeu lei alien
Drosuiien gu 81 per Slaids.
26omion atuS & Comp. unb ID. s. Stotpn &
Bruosr, aeenten idr Den @roSbanbel. Saupt.
Bureau: Nr. 8, GIhsGbdrIesar
o. N. mOmbrap, Gisentblmer.
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8e6fel

ant aIe SauptpIdse uno SabIr.iGe RebenpI1st I
DentIGldno unb BEN Ibrteen europe iinb In unIerem
8lredu su baben unb Sie6eu MIR brett auf ~folssnbt
8nuouier<hGuieY
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Nrbeiter>Bilbnngs> 8eretu

Scmntaa, ZEN 10. Suni,
rtrd.GeneraIe a III m I q.
Do iptttise @eihdite sur 8erbaRblung fommer,
trirb nm forte Betbeiliguns eriudt.
(143-4) Geo. Sunnede, Ser.
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NftGt iiberfeben ioute man BEN
acknowledgements Sir. G..

rueltsr bei s o b q n n 9 au.rfttnb, Nr. 30,
&ie,BDlffraRe, or9efonasn bat. Dieter gsrein
iib.r 800 Intbeite %pereebeH. 0u 9nft bat. nod An=
tReile su nebnlen, 1T ein9sIaoeu, rG9ttn 4iittlpoh,
ben 10 Sum, in Der ~BeriammIunq gu erldeinen. SIN
auftooe bcs prop. Br6fbcnttn:
t4i-6) HR atth6uS &Riiuer. prnn. Gsfr.
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Cine @afenbsriammlung Der bieiiser

Ssraelitrn
pirb nddften Sonntas. b. is. sunni, Nbenbs 8 n6r,
in Der pGpneprtia Sale" obaebalten fir ben
;3fuef, nm @eIter CUR erribtun9 eines israeIitiz
d % atfeRbGuies aui8ubrinsen. unb if oas
BnbIttuln e~rsebeRft eineelaoen.
u. s. uumann, grdFbent;
(t43-4) 3apic g%Niefenfelf, Setretdr.
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Sieis 9ompagnie it nab osm permanenten 9Gaue
besriin0et Dorben uno Iuerben 1albiGbrIit 9iuioen=
Den be5oblt. Wc9en Subicriptioncn sum Gnpitole,
Anmeieunaen iIr Inteihen II. !. No., melbe man fTt
no ouh Sremplare Der @onftitutiou uno ieoe err
niinihts Iustunft Al erInnnsn LII. LMnilA WA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
Tyner City Correspondence.
TYNER Cry, IND, April s. u

IfNER OIT4, IND, Apf1I ., -. =
Editor Republican Since writing my
last, spring has put in an appearance, and
With it our little town has commenced a
new life-all is joy and animation Mr.
shepherd has commenced shipping his
timber. dare say there is more timber
shipped from Tyner, than from any other
point in the county, your Argos CORES
pondent Notwithstanding
Gregg Bros have started up heir stave
and barrel factory, and give employment
to about 20 men. They manufacture "a
splendid barrel which they sell at rea-
sonabie figures
Sugar making has played-did not
amount to much any way.
The health in this vicinity is remark
ably good this spring. We have two
doctors, but nary lawyer, although we
have Notary Public who fills the bill,
proridtd ace gi0e the boy chance.
We have Singing School every Wednes-
day and Sunday evenings, under the in
struction of Mrs. French, of Chicago,
who is an excellent vocalist.
Our stores still continue to hold forth.
Mr.. johnson, who started into business
here sometime last winter, intends start
ing to Chicago in a few days to replenish
his stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries,
which he intends selling at redaced
prices.
There are several houses under contract
TO be built during the present summer
30 taking everything into consideration,
lyner can be considered in a tlourishing
condition. ATLAS.
r. S.-Bissels well has gone dry, and
consequently, We are hard up for water.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
Bourbon Correspondence.
BY TATTLER.

BOURBON, IND, April Sth, ~.
We have haH some nice April showers
The past week.
Garden making, fence building, and
setting out shruDoery is the order of the
,iay.
Large focks of pigeons have been
passing over us, and some of them have
oeen lighting in The timber, and our
Sportsmln have brought in some nice
strings OF them
The warm spring showers and bright
sunshine, Is bringing out the wheat finely.
Farmers in this vicinity, are sowing
rats and preparing their ground for farm
ing generally. we look for nne crops
thls summer.
Mr.. Cormony, of Galveston, a former
Student Of Salem College, has returned
to visit the College, and his many trienus
in this vicinity.
Mr.. Barnes, of Millwood, has dec-d-d
to come to Bourbon and erect Flo ing
Mill this summer.
Mr.. Kern, from Warsaw, has bought
land, and will open Brick Yard here.
de d"signS making very large number
OF brick for the Chicago market.
Tnis week the Teachers Institute is to
bc held in our city, and we expect very
large attendance from the surrounding
county, and general good time among
teachers.
our new Joint Stock Association seems
to be very tovorably received by our mon
eyed men in the town and county. We
count on at least fifty thousand dollars
stock now, and we may inc.ease it to "a
hundred thousand The manufacture OF
Wagons is To be specially; but farm
implements of all kinds are to be added
to the list.
We intend to manufacture everything
that we can prottably make OF wood OF
clay in Boarbon.
We would also erect paper mill too
if we could gee few hundred Cinnamon
to chew the rags Tor it.
Bourbon is one Of the finest business
centres we believe in the State; health is
good, money plenty, trade lively, and
everything in prosperous condition.
The Northern Indiana Manufacturing
Company are doing heavy business.
MI Editor, as we read the heroic words
OF your heroic woman correspondent, ar
rayed in her new hat (bonnet) looking
her prettiest-and as we read those glow
ing words of praise of ~" our heart
swells up as big as hickory nut, and We
thank the lone woman" But as we
read, here comes The unkindest cut OF all
for we are challenged by her in the name
and defense of Bourbon; alleges as good
Ind sufficient cause that we have Col
lege, a. paper, broken sidewalks, and also
in the name of plenty of young men
whose mothers do not know they are out
therefore, poor Tattler with one small
children, and nine at the breast, is the
subject that war has been waged against
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
This and that from West Town.
ship.
BY 1GNAT1Us.
April 9Th, 1872.

April 9Th, 1872.
E1itor Republican Farmers have COM
menced their spring work Plows are
running, fences are building, and signs of
industrious rural life are to be seen every
where. The recent warm rains and pleas
ant days have started the grass to grow
ing, and are cl ,thing the wheat fields in
green. W beat has not been injured much
by the last winter.
Physicians obtain some employment
yet. Mr. John McCormic was buried
yesterday. Funeral sermon by Rev.
Adam Appleman, to large and attentive
audience at the Union Church, German
Bapti>ts)
Mr.. James Thompson is still suffering
from injuries received in his recent pugi-
liotic affair. The loss Of an eye will be
a memento Oft.
One Of our teachers, while boarding
round last winter, tried his reconcile
atory powers on two angry brothers in
law, one evening. A blow from one of
The latter, sprawled him on the floor.
ocTambling up he walked leisurely away
realizing that the way Of the peacemaker
is hard
Arthur Corse returned home from Ann
Arbor, Mich, last week, where he recent
ly finished the law course OF the Univer-
sity, at that place. He expects to go to
Mo soon, to seek location for the prac-
tice Of law.
Mr.. Joseph Miller and Miss Katie
Wames, were married on the I'd inst
Nearly April fooled. May the rains fall,
the grains grow, and the Miller have
thriving business.
Beware, young ladies, tor they say that
certain young man from Ohio. who
claims single blessedness, has wife some
place, or she who was once his wife, still
lives; There is a negro in the wood
pile"
IS it true that we are to have some
more Improvements in Plymouth this
summer! How nice it would be to have
flne brick buildings, in the place of GER
tain shantieS.
The Assessor of Centre, complains that
plymouth contains some poor business
and professional men, about the time he
calls around. Who can wonder when
the enormous tax is taken into considera-
ton
Railroad tax is the present lamentahle
subject. Companies of the future will
receive little aid from Centre and West.
Woe to the man who proposes it!
Teachers should accept the profered
hospitality of Bourbon, on the 10th, 11th
and 18th, inst. 1t will be to their inter-
est, and to the interest of our schools.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

hands clasped my own trembling fingers.
1t was Mr.. Herschell His eyes rested
for moment upon me- searchingly, as
though TO read my very soul, and his face
lighted up with happiness. He was con-
tent with the perusal
Little Mary!" said the voice so dear
to me, do not tell me must longer wait.
1t is four years since the Neptune was
wrecked -Four years since the death Of
your husband has given me the right to
care for you; and ten years since he left
you for another. Must longer be silent,
Mary?"
Once again, the orange blossoms trliled
over the walls at Northwood Once
again the little songsters sung out for me,
upon my bridal eve Again were the
broad halls and spacious parlors illumin-
ated. The moon shone OF t, and the stars
smiled down upon us. For ten long,
weary years, had the dear home at North
wood been closed but again the merry
laugh rang out, and the gay wedding bells
pealed forth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

until our eye becomes cultivated so that
we can appreciate the beauties of a poor
"lone woman" Can this lone woman
be induced to suspend hostilities against
=" What will the Angel say, when
he places his feet, one on dry land and
the other on the sea, before he issues the
following proclamation: Peace on earth
and good will to man."
Friend "Ignatius," of West township,
thinks if Bourbon gets ahead, they will
be left out in the cold. The future, he
says, may change us; bat for the present,
we will look to Plymouth; But hen you
are cold, come to Bourbon, and we will
warm you and not leave you in the cold
[For the Republican,
A Leaf from the Life Of Mary
Stuart.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
OHIO LOCAL ELEcrIoNs.-The Ohio State Jonrnol

sums up results as follows:
Excepting Cincinnati, the local elections in Ohio
on Monday show that the Republican party is well
united, vigorous and active. We have made largo
gains in number of the principal cities and vi
lagos OF the State, and lost but little in few local
ties In Dayton, Toledo, Cleveland and Chillicothe
our frien1s acted the part of discretion and have
something to show for it. Our own Capital city
elected well known Republican to the Office of
civil Engineer by almost five hundred majority, and
has good Republican majority in the City Coun-
cu. For Trustee of Water Works. Richard Nevins.
was successful. Set Columbus down hereafter as a
Republican city.
/ Ihe result in Cincinnati surprised nobody Bv
one of those political bunders so peculiar and fire.
quent in that city, the Republicans put up ticket
by all the newspapers of both parties Iti dear
school, but it seems they would not learn in any
other.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

CHANCE TO WIN $4,000, AND, AT THE SAME
TIME, AID THE SICK AND DEsTITUTE.-The sale of
tickets in the Grand Legal Enterprise at Omaha in
aid OF Mercy Hospital, under the auspices of the
Sisters OF Mercy, viii be continued till May S0th,
when the drawing will positively take plbce In
open public. Charitable enterprise enjoys the con-
fdence of the Governor, and best business men of
Nebraska; also, the Mayor and President of the
Board of Trade, Omaha. Highest prize, $4,000.
Total, S150,000, in cash. The tickets are s. each
or two for S.. For full particulars, address PArrEE
g. GARDINER, Business Managers, Omaha, Neb.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

The death of Prof s. F. B. Morse. the great elec
trlcian has been momentarly expected since Satur.
day last. New York kilograms state that he was
sun alive at o'clock P. M, Thursday 25th inst
he subtitle huid which he taught the world to USE
herads to the utermost parts of the earth the sad
news OF his approaching dissolution.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

A TTOREEYS d. COUNSELLORS, Real Estate
~ and Collecting Agents, Plymouth, Ind, are
prdetlclng In the law OF Marshall and adjoin-
ing countes, aud will give prompt attention to all
legal business entrusted to them. General collect
my agents for Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan. Particular attention given to the settle
ment OF decedents estates and guardianships
Deeds, mortgages, and other contracts drawn up
and acknowledgements taken. Office, Brownlee's
Block up stairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

Humphry Marshall died at his residence in Louis
VILE KY, March 2Sth, aged sixty years. He was
graduate of West Point and served with distinction
as a Colonel of Cavalry in the Mexican war. Was
eiecte TO Congress in lS49, remaining two terms.
During the late war he served the rebellion as a
General of volunteers, but did not at all manifest
the ability displayed during his earlier military
career.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

The mild hammered and gentlemanly Editor of
the Bourbon Mirror, thus compliments the Editor
of the REPUBLICAN:
'No matter what his political opponents may say
about Republican candidates, or what heinous Of
fences they may charge them with, he does not
consider It his duty TO make any reply"
When an emergency arises you shaH see. We
certainly are not disposed to misrepresent our
neighbors, whether they are political opponents or
not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

The following appointment of preachers were
made by the Northern Indiana NJ. E. Conference
last week:
Warsa,O District.-L. w. Monson, P. E. Warsaw,
J. Colclazer; Palestine, H. Woolpert; Bourbon, NJ
Silver Lake, A. G. McCarter; North Manchester,
j. 5. Sellers; Perrysburg, r. j. Smith; Pawpaw,
to be supplied, Wabash, W. J. vigus; Pierceton,
Graham; Leesburg, j. j. Cooper; Larwill, s. j.
McElwee; Springfield, j. S. McElwee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
GARD.
BIN. JOHN DARNE
CORBIN g. DARNELL,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. viii Practice in Mar
n shall and adjoining Counties, in every Court
when called upon. All business promptly atteoded
TO. Office in Corbin's block, second floor, Ply
mouth, Ind. junZ9-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. j. a. DUNLAl
a. C. MArCHETTE, NJ. D. s. FRANCE, NJ D.
DRS. MATCHETTE G. FRANCE,

DHlSICIANS d So RGEONS, BOURBON, IND.
I The doctors request their patrons TO cali early
u the day TO insure prompt attention TO patients
the country. Special attention given 10 chronic
diseases and operative surgery. Office always open
ana one doctor IL constant attendance-no-l0.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
M, A. o. PACKARD,

4 TTORNEY Ut Law and Notary Public Room
~ No. l. Balcony Block, Plymouth, Marshall
county, Ind. (34tfJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
JOHN MlLLIKAN, Editor and Publisher,
8nziness 9ireftury.
ATTOR N EYS.
AMASA JOHNSON.

NOTARY Public, Attorney, Counselor at Law,
~ Authorized War Claim Agent, Plymouth, Ind,
Especial attention given to the settlement, of Es-
tates, Conveyancing and the collection of Soldiers
Claims for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, and all
other War Claims. Office on Michigan street, over
Buck s. Toans Hardware Store. (34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
CAUTION.

An persons are warned against harboring, or
trusting, on my account, my wife, Susan Milten-
berger, as ! will pay no debts of her contracting
she having left my bed and board.
April 1619-3w. ISAAC MuTENBERGER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11
JOHN S. BENDER,
A. c. g. A,B. CAPRCN.

NOTARY Public, attorney at law, and War
~ claim agent. Ofice-Balcony Block. Ply
mouth Ind. T34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-11

II AS removed to his new residence, one door
L l. south OF his torlner dwelling, on the east side
o. silchgan street, where he may be found and con-
suited professionally. 4-yl