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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-08
Out Of the Fire.
MI. RUGE &c CO.,
have removed their

MEAT KET-
TT aving bought out Mr. Moore, they may now
L i be found at his old stand, next door South Of
Philpot's Jewel.y Store. Our market will be wei
supplied with fresh and salt meat
Aug. 6, RIFT. NJ. RUGE & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-08
HARDWAR
JOHN HOHAM

will sell Hardware at reduced prices for
cash Call and examine for your selves.
JOHN HOHAM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-08

SEQ Rolls Wall Paper just received at
Pc st Office Book Store. March29-t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-08
To the Tax PAYERS.

AS the law makes it the duty of county
II easurers to collect all the delinquent
taxes on the duplicate, which remains un-
paid after the Sd Monday of April, of each
We ar, by sale and distress of personal
pf operty; and being DESTROYS of avoid
ing all costs possible, l would advise
an insist on all those owing such taxes
to settle the same on or before the 18th
DAY of August next, as after that date
viii be compelled to take legal measures
to collect the same Please save extra
CO SITS which am very anxious to avoid.
D ated July, 1872 JOHN SoICE,
.Tuly11-4w. Treasurer Marshall Co.
WASH KELLEY is manufacturing from
til e best materials and with great care,
Wagons, Buggies and Carriages, of the
best styles, and he intends to keep good
stock constantly on hand All work
warranted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-08

c. Bergman, makes an earnest call on
those indebted to him to come and give
him lift in settling up their accounts.
Books left at Col. Poe's Drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

T CD ny SS ceb R bluff Ta6@Sn went up deprived
203 OF sH ss Frosow third and orOan fourth
Time, salt ..v
sEooSp RAcH-Pu 5000 entrance money TO The second horse 70
e.,rv ioo rouadf one mile and three quartera 80
81 meDsbSs entered b Tubmsn BY War Dance dam Lass sgd
1 y1 6sSa entered b. h. frank Hampca by imported Aye
garth dam BY Charley Ball years old
W. sanhOpe entered fogiOwp, by Bonnie Scotland dam
canon oos entered 6 Dcucrss Canary Bird 6year
Bland; entered c h. Tom Boston BY Frani Boston dam Pre-
luie yea" Tina
The westchester Cup the next race and the great
eventOf the day the fact that Harry Bassett was 10
run against LongellOw's stable companion LytetQn pc
ing the chief of attraction 20 thousands This cup
in sweepstakes OF ESQ each. play OF pay with sioc
two miles and quarter OF the twelve horses entered,
only Harry Bassett and Leton appeared; both were IN
marked Harry Bassett being big horse, nearly seven
teen hands high but so well balanced and
formed that Ne does not look large, while LyttelOh Is
little horse In comparison standing about h1teen anu
half hands with fine muscular development Inc ~
was 500 10 SO and in instances 500 10 90 IN
Bassett he made the rnnning throughout with 10y t t
ton at his quare position the latter could nqt l'
prove, and Bassett won under strong pull al" "O
being extended" by half length, in 4lSt
-, -, .so .,.b
bai forfeit With 500 added second horse to receive $500 out "
MebSns s CO. entered SS Harry Bsby Lexington dam
Jo SS1 a55 s entered iri be- G Ton BY IesIa dam Fannie
HOltOn. years old, Ia pounds
The hurdle race for purse OF 5000 had eight enIres
and Six r1nners~Bnd Tom, Dick jackson, Ine Ear,
Iochiei VesIiyius and Nickaack Blind Tom was tnS
favorite selling for $3.50; Tayors entry ihe Ear anu
Dick JacksonI $500 LOchie $500; Vesuvius, 500 NICK
aiack $50 The race lay entirely between Bind rom ana
Gochei. the latter. finely ridden by william MICKEY,
Winning good race by three lengths. Vesuyus was
had third and Tayor's entries were Tar behind
Time, 1884. -
ForrH RACE RAcR-Purse $500 OF which 900 to the
second ei weller weights one mile and taeequ
f,rs oyerse hurtles
Cop lawrence entered b. LOohiel by Bonnie Scotland dam
old li8 pounds
william Jennings entered b. Blind Tom by Star Davis dam Mar
IFS pounds
John July eneeih Yesuvus by Vandyke dam Lizzie Berry,
taylor entered CHI Jackson by Revenue dam vcore
aged 1853 pounds.
Taylor entered The Eat by The Marquis dam Fleu de
Chsmps years old 48 pounds
Thompson entered Nckalack by Rodgers dam Capo
Time 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
PASSENGERS ARRIHED

PROM SAVANNAH - In Steamship Leo, June al w
Anderson wife children and nurse j. r. Collins and wife Mrs
children Mrs Carter Mis- Pomeroy Chas
wife children and purse Burt Payne Miss Emma Pendle
ton Miss Nee PendeOn Vim. Watts and wife q. H. Holland and
wife Gilmore wife and child T. McQgny and wife Mrs G. Cot
las and Mn W Dickinson Miss smytb Burgess and wife
w. ". Davis and wife r. h Porter c. W. MARVEL Miss MAYNARD W
r. Leonard J. Ransom Mrs herimsn Miss Mernman d. H.
Bnch aud wife John Bernard Matthew Mallory
children Peppad w r. Holland n Sherwood Chas
Douglass douglass b. Wnerdng Floyd Jones' JH Foster
Edwards H. r. Fulsom WV Hewlett Gabriel W. Bartlett j.
shAlsross g Benton j. p Burgess J. A. Wing, MCCARTHY
Andrew Carey Thompson T. Cay g. H. StapeOn D. C. Noe
M Poole Mrs Edwards and child Miss Taylor A. Maguire.
FROM LIvBRPOOLIn stsdEshp Aigsrt1 June al Wiss p
CLARK Webb Mr. Haricastle Mr. Lowell Mr. Amphet
children and nurse Mrs NJ Aston, James Cbyse Mrs Put
man Miss Pullman Mr. Shawc0ss G. r. Bahreso Mr. Nash G.
Goroso Mr. Garrison j. c. Clsrkson Miss r. r. Clsrkson
C. Clsrkou three children and Capt and Mrs MLoughu Mrs
Moray. Mrs Collins MI Philips A
j. W. PaiIe, Mr. A. Smith, Mrs Ross.
PROM BREMKE-In steamship Ctg OF NC York June 9-IsaA,
PioTthm wife Elise Heymann Mrs Obeniorfsr Bertha
and Aut0s Mayer Mr r. GuDi Mr. HOiande
Franz Beude and wife W. walker Clara Guitzi Dir and
Is. Chase. Mr.. T.. :. an Rensselaer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
THE COURTS.
THE PACIFIC MAIL INJUNCTION.

The case of Henry N. Smith agt. The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company restrain from reducing It's stock one half as
b. the legislature before Judge Barrett IN Supreme
Court Chambers Saturday upon motion to continue the temporary
Injunction granted W sOugbou for M Smith, claimed
that some corporate action Of the stockholders required beyond
merely obtaining OF wObd Of them and ayed that tie
osoer hai been buying up stook from IS to 80.
Nelson r the defendants said the officers held stock some OF
which they bought IS and which, individuals they intended 70
bold hut they deued that they intended transfer the stock to the
Mt srghon replied that Mt sockwe the only one that msS
Their complaint alleged beside that this consent
tanned borrowed stock, and merely temporarily, and ms DC S
EioOt not denied ~. %, ~
stockholders had consented. --,.t.- -.
Mr. Sougdou irgssd further that need Of this reduction was
shown. 81, -. 49,. A..
Nelson insisted that the Court had under the ao no we
thc q buying The stock The request o an
stOckholer Informed Of the purchase would oe y"
which could otherwise De obse
ing notice Of purchase 81 ne Nck bSanse 80 80
soud their handf by competing he
market they o0ud buy cheaper a. private ~
prohibition az pst huyng the officers had foundation III
ocer In The stock bought at - al that pre "pe
market pnce over Is, why should hey be prevented
reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
THE JEROME PARK RACES.

THIRD DAY-HARRY BAssETT, TUBMAN, LOCHIEL,
AND THE AUSTRALIAN COLT, THE WINNERS.
The racing at Jerome Park, on Saturday, was
witnessed with much interest by brilliant assembage
numbering many thousands. The morning dawned
threatenngly but long before midday the appeared,
aud gentle breeze from the West made the weather
remarkably pleasant The first was for three-year
olds for purse Of $780, entrance money TO the second
horse; Il miles. The entries were: McDaniels's bay
colt Hubbard; Crouse's bay fly Margin sanfords Aus
tralian colt dam Matte Gross; and Reynolds chestnut
flly Elsie. Hubbard was withdrawn. his owner re-
fused 10 carry what he considered an unjust penalty Of
three pounds, and 10 run him in the heavy ground
which etock deep in mud. Tue betting was at first
in favor Elsie against the field but Sanford sent
a Commission 20 the pool stand back his colt, the
public spectators followed su and the Australian colt
had the call before the race Elsie made running for
a mile when Hayward challenged her with the Austria
lan colt and after brief struggle, won ~ length in
2.23i; Margin beaten
e-kRsT RACEPuTse So'Oi
pounls Of the Lades ske poGDds Of the Belmont
Stake, 10 pounds e1trs; o. mile and quarter - -.
H. Stafford enereI BY Ausfshah dam Maine 0tess HO
w. iaa geyaias entered d Eie By saaad dam La
Grsnde Duclesse
D. CrOI Margin. by Revolver, dam P0ughmans dan
d neDs9eL Co s5sed eA Hubbard By Planet dam Minnie
1ims-2.zl
The mile and three quarter dash, for purse s0 5000
20 carry 100 pounds had five Hners OrtOlGn, Tubman,
frogtown, Frank Hampton, and Tom Boston. Oftolan
S19O Tom Boston OrtOlan and frOgtOwn raced
Nogether for over mile. with Tubman and Ers"S H"'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
DFCIsIONs-JUNR 8.

Supreme Court hdmbes-Bv Judge Barrett :,
Cole sat Baler-Rerence ordered 10 take proof &c Inc
Company Coleman ct aRepo eontmee snS o' ,o ~
aprea Of Geo W. SolthNc aotou
Ssf n viii not do 10 pfrmt parties obtain hearing upon toe
basis Of appeal and when defeated 70 seek 70 eo
Council BulkleY.The motion Tor
Msnede ay Motion granted In the matter OF ine
alRepOrt confirmed and order grantee
Kt ssher "a Mot6n granted and receiver appointed ff,th
et a. ag The Lippat Silver Plate and Bngravng Sonpaht
an granted Dannat All. Sohleer q aL-Mohon IN iour
cases ior judgment upon the demurrer as sps
al The Nayo Memoranda for counsel hoaoher aRL lew
Reference ordered proof In the rostteT set qp IN We
and testimony with opinion
~ wsroTspda ior counsel Roberts WebbProof Of
e dscive Of the application oi the guaAhs OF
Eggepe j and p McBnde-MemOrauda fCr COUNSEL
Svrerior Court-SDecial TeTm--By Judge Freedman.
Gad~ien ar The Commercial Mutual ms CoOroer grsn.e
MCsve e Psne-Ssme sheldon Darrowkeiere1ee granted
Dery at Complaint dismissed with sO COST Sot1s at
Cove-Same agt Frashel-honon granted SlV eO
Common Pleas-Special T@m-By Judge Larremore'
Nj srj. MosCs-RCierred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Eeaal Noilres.
CUPREME COURT-In the matter

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
behalf Of the Mayor Aldermen and COnmonaty CITY OF New
York relative 90 the opening OF certain public
squares places laid out by the Commissioners Of Central Park
City Of New York RIVERSIDE PARK the undergnei
Estimate aud Assessment the matter
hereby notice ~ the occupants
and lots and improved uuproe lands affected and
10 all others whom II may concern;
Pst: have completed estimate and
persons interested these proceeding Affected
thereby Who be opposed TO the present
wiring duly verified ~ JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Bsa our Char.
No "a In The HewYok 1911 day Of June
1872 the said Commissioner will hear obecung
within weekdays merit after the said 18th DAY Of June 1871 and
for that will be attendance aid ooe sad
ten DAYS at 10 O'Clock q. m
Second That the abstract said estimate and assessment to-
geihe aud also all the aMdavis other
docameuts vch used by making have
posted the Office Of the Department OF Pubic Works
New until the zoh day Of June, s7l
Third. embraced By the assessment Aforesaid
foow wit. All lots pieces parcels Of nd bounded
north b. the center line Onehoodre street. on
by Poy second street, % the By the
line o. Eighth and the west BY e Hndson River
ssd city seNYok creeping threom al the land occupied
used railroad hy the Hudson River Railroad Conpauy
ani excepting so te0m the land lying between kgh and Ninth
avenues, and Seventy seventh aud BiShtyhrst srceA
FOURTH That herein VIII be presented 70 the Supreme
Court 81 the State 81 EeWYOrk Oeno Term thereof 70 be
Ia the New Coarouse the CITY Hall IN the CITY Of HeWYork
the 0 day Of Jolly 1874 the opening Of the Court that day
that thea and there thereafter counsel can Be heard thsreon
motion wi b. made that .hs d IsPo s eonhrne-Dasi New
''''' '''''' %IIGi4ae TRhFiiIdKS. oouAi..sss.
CHARLES x GRAHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Carpets, Beooine, furniture, &f.

REST SPRING BEDS, Hair Mattresses &c
I'D r. STLWBLL. 4ls BroOuest Buy Of the manufacturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JUSR 10.
No Steamship Mails.


TUESDAY. JUNE H.
and Mexico BY the steamship CITY Of Mexico close
at =. IN steamship sails p. IN. from Pier No u K r.
PTussan Closed Mail only sent by the Williams GuiOn and
Imam Line Steamships
WEDNESDAY. JUNE r.
Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Wyoming close Supplementary Mai Pier No 40 n
r., closed a a. Steamship sails at 10 q. m.
IAN eeH deposited In Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double postage
A PrusNAn Closed Mail Is sent BY this line
Mails and the West Indies per steamship Columbia
Supplementary Mail Pier No n r. closed at
2:50 p. IN Steamship sails at 3 p.
Mail Halifax n at the NewYork Post Oce every
Friday d O'Clock steamship sails IRON Portland Me- on Sat
uriaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -EoRk. -.

IIEANTD.
steamship Nina tBr Upton London. Eag Punch Rdye Co.
steamship Alex Laveeg Brl gn tlayre oyd Hncken
Steamship San Francisco Reynolds Hamilton Bermuda Webb
bad N' =" - '~o ~
Steamship 81 Louis Whitehead Hev-Oreans H. b. Cromwell Co
be4mstp haHattan NoOihul Charlrst0n H. n Morgan hCO.
steamshp x y Knight Johnson Alerslina Geo IS Mernok
Steamship y W Bruno. Poster BalmoFe
hteausilD a. q SunerA. Warren. lLiisdelfhia.
% -aIo Wsnnuits. fish New Bcfari FrrynsoH Weoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

Sun 4;29 73Dl Moon ,...liN
WATER DAv-A
San H0ofl055 Cows il.i6 Hell Gate Ferry. 0t1
! hi"H NATEE
Sandy hOOz. .Ol3 Cows Hell Gate Ferry. l:05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
! RANRRl CRAPE PhRhSlLS.

novel, or trade heretofore unknown This fabric manufactured
into GRAPE CLOT ibe 6bcrof the bamboo reed We have
a c .uty ana rceate experiments finally succeeded 10 adapt
s the same 10 Paraso which, for exquisite beauty and lady ike
unsqn & anything yet introduced by the Umbrella aud Par
sa de NE woah respectfully cali the attention Of buyers o
snseiion 81 The zane BYRD CORWtH,
M.nuhsurer. NJ Utahas aud PGas0 az BroadsAV N \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
prp Goods.

EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
IL REAL LACRs AND BhBROiDERIKS.
Everything marked down below gold cost
Real Guipurs Laces, Soc regular price, 75c
Real Guipure Laocs 75c regular price, 81
Real Guipure Laces. ell regular price, 81 Is
Real Thread Lace 49, s 81 IS 81 So s2 worth Is per cent
Black French Lases, at half the usual prices
vaendennes Cnny. Point, and Point Applique LaceS
Real Lace Handkerchief Collars Sets &c
Llama Lace aoaues and Shawls a half prices
Hamburg Rdgngs and Insertions 12c and upward
Blaot Nets. plain and figured for Walls, &c.
PAssementeries, Fhnges, Loops, and OrnamentG
BENNETT WILLIAMS. 10 Broadway
CMITH's PATTERN BAZAAR, Ola Broadway.
- An novelties Of the styles received lie Peehole
Poon Bright PARTICULAR Of the Beautiful
changes SMITHS LUTRATBD BAZAAR just outs one dollar
year GET give Pecboe P0lonase pattern aud co
mob laapne 10 all new subscnber-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
At Richard MeareS'

At Richard MeareS'
sIxTHAvE AND NINETEENTHsT,
You purchase every article want for Spring Summer wear
Ladies making purchases preparatory leaving for the country
largest assortment latest styles aud lowest prices ~
Having large additions stock during the past week we will
open MONDAY NEXT
,pesa Tie, IN our various I Departments
SO Pess and Fancy s 81 81 yard ooos
So pees SIX and Wool Black Grenadne &c. Soc and
large lot Striped and Plaid japanese silks ' &c. &c., and
Choice style, Of ORES, Goods a.c ,Oc &c. 4c, and Soc
pereaIes Dolly Varien and Csieoes ~ richest patterns
Splendid quality Black silks, 81 So 81 u.s. worth 80 25
Ehte-edse Lyons silks worth 80 so great bargains
pieces gold LyOus Silks, 80 and 81 81 "a inches Wd' worth
500 piece. choice patterns best color Prints, l2lc
sO very oG n Shav loi purchased at the recent
'4 Lace ssoqus. SO sia STA sls very Sus SIS.
Millinery Goods Flowers and Straw Goods
GRAND DISPLAY OF FINE GOODS.
Newest shapes Bopnes aud Round Hats trimmed and unthmmed
sth Trimmed Hats 80 TO s2 same as sold on Broadway So
to $50
RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
Nov opening all shades Plain and Gros GFain
BQuue Trimming Sash Ribbons Rich Roman Ties aud sashe one
Ladies' Windsor Ties newest shades 4Oe sold all over Csc to 7'
Rich Passenenserie Trimmings, Gmps &c
UNDERGRADUATES and CoRsBTs-Larges and Lowest
100 doIeu very good MUSLIN CHEMsEs Of cOrns al round
75cwel finished CHbMloEs ~
88c
DRAWERS good muslin bias tueking Cruser tucks Csc
Full sized NIGHT GOWNS, tackled back aud 'front.' 81 81
CoRsETs in all the yoh aud leading makes very foe handmade
' HooPSkiRTs and PASfEas Dewe, h,pe. SOC. to 7
LADIES' AND CHILDRRSs SUITS.
Lawn Linen Marseies and Cambria, all styles
lnfants Merno Cloaks Lace Caps &ci =, -. 81 81
bldrsns Linen Bloase handsomely braided in all eo0r 81 ~
81 50, ~ IS. and 81 ,,,--.,h.,. II, Laaie, and
O1 cSfTn. ri Richly diy Bradsd Pque Suits 80 s,sa
Iaiies' handsome Linen and Lawn Suits, % TO piV
Real Laces Ismburgh Eigngs Neck Rulings
Now opening and choice patterns 20 n. 80 aOc
ore cae Wide upure received Co., DC '' 49, w.
and 81 great bargain
Hosiery Gloves and Uniergaunents In every make
Fine Kid Gloves. Csc splendid two buttons W
and ps,,o Good. Curtains ADD Curtain Laees Largo
Assortment. AZ very low rates 80 a., Ao,a,
Large Linen Napkin and Towels, 81 TO 81 ooie"
Parasols and San Umbrellas lined aud qnlneu
All the latest deslsus for ladies and ehl''ien'
RICHARD MEARES,
. CORNER OF sIXFH.AYE. AND NINETEENTH ST.
ID JOUR- ONLY brOkk)
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