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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13
ByJ. w. Bronaugh, Or,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeF'
Hun street opposite the Courthouse
nIannhastpr Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERi
SjDESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN aS Cnns ~ Emo ,nc
r;D Court Of Chesterfield county entered 1T the
theEsGf ls5a s sd as the
I't.i irmd commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
eaI, af auction at the front door of the
on MONDAY the 18th day of April, 1914 ltnat
Enr" couri-dayl, at O'Clock NJ, the property re-
fcrrcd 70 I'm tile decree, consisting Of SIN ACRES
OF LAND within four miles OF H Maneeser d De
tween the Petersburg pike and INC Broad hock roaG;
wooded, and, by reason of its ncarness to town,
shonld he desirable as market farm. There Is q
small house on The premises.
Terms: One fourth cash ; balance in six. nine,
and twelve months, negotiable notes. with Interest
added for deferred payments, and title retained I'LL
further order OF the court.
CLARKE & AMBERS,
nm Q Tn ThSStCs Commissioners
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POWDER AND FySH

POWDER AND FrSE.
nUPONT'S POWDER.
1<0D0 kegs DUPOST'S. UNRIVALLED SPORT.
ING PONDER, FgFFg and FFFg.
1890 kegs DUPONT'S BL AsTING and MINING
POWDER. - 'N'.' ~ = ="
for rifle, duck, and bird shooting,
canisters "
Also.
2St' 600 feet HEMP SINGLE aud BOUBLE-
TAPPED FUSE. - ,',-N>t
g L. 4 S. WORKMAN & CO..
NH 81. 3taw3w Agents for the Manufacturers
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ANY parties desiring To pay up In full the amount
due on apy of the above mentioned Shares oil st"tA
now delinquent AS aforesaid can 10 so at an! uns
before the hour of sale By applyin: TO Messre. ~
NON a. COURTNEY. attorneys al IiT aud coun>'! iof
the company q; their office, c0rler or fra4sEa
aud Governor streets, Richmonr, Va: ,,n
- DAVENPORT & CO.,
NH 17-tds AuctloAe'Fs.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LoCISvIIxE, April 1l.--Flour unchanged Corn
QUIET aud uachauged. Provisions quiet and uE,
changed Suxar-cured lams, l241l3c. Lard
Tierce, 10c.; kcg, l0ac. Whiskey, 94c
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ETY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF (
RICHMOND, VA.
No. Ills MAIN STREET.


ASA SNYDER, President;
i. Is. MEADE. Secretary;
j. b. GIANT. Assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Asa Snyder, Frank d. IIIll,
5ulnes DuItfop, S. Fl. Hawes
Peter w. Gru,as. T. William Pcmberton,
element r. Bafxsdlle, F. B. Watkins,
John *. Childrey. %. S. woodbridge.
William n. Archer. Lewis n CrruSha,x Jr
William II. Palmer r. n. G.asyow
l.. q. Tatuin, George W. Cary
Isasc III. Carrington, Samuel Frecsiley'
W. Il. Quarles, TIL ID. Walford
ASnrnony Brgamln, John Tyler,
y ~. Luke, William IL. Powers.
DaIsS gayIe. fe1l-3m
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 1l.-Flour duh and unchanged
Corn dun ~ 64@67c. Pork quiet; AZ aSke d
Lard aset at 93:4Q9Sc. asked for steam: 9b(G,I0c
IOr kettle Bacon steady; shoulders, &c clear rib
94c WRfskey active aud higher al 94c-
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While instructive and entertaining, there
is always queer, comical side to 81. Ntcholds
that cutivatcs just that faculty in children
necessary in future to extract little cheer
out of even the discouraging facts OF he.
VIVA. could bc,more nonsensical than NOT
at All.Like Me-" by Margaret Eytipge!
Two little monkeys were swinging one DAY
In the top Of acocoanut tree.
Said one little NJ. 70 the other. Amen.
You dom. look NJ all like me
Not at all, not ut NIL Ike me-
NJ uosesis turned mp much higher IMAM YOURS
And nv eyes they are wondrollsif Shall,
Ay.fuyers are logger, my tail IL Is Stronger
oh, no! you are not II Ike me AT alt
Don't frowu but, Indeed, not ~ ail'
s.you needn't be mad II isn't my fault,
That so strongly kfivOr my ma ,, - ,,,o
She'd sweet monkey face, and was oelIe VI tiAS
Pare
Rsf,rr she married my pa
Yes and after she married my pa.
lo.s word said her friend, but she threw out her
With a look OF deep indignation.
nd she whscked the belle " till she tottered anu
fell,
And that ended the conversation
Quite enaed the conversation
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nRuas AND MEDICINES.

DOSD'S EXTRACT HAMAMETIS VIR-
4 GINICA, Il plant having great reputation
among the Indians as 4 sedatiyc and dlsentlsnt IN
nain FIJI tumors internal infam1tion, hem rrhages
OF The lungs aud stomach, inclpient phthiss, bower
complaints, hemorrhoids, etc E,
Price, soc. u bottle. few bottles received ana
for sale by lap 1UJ :. L. OON =.
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BY Grubbs Williams, = (
I Aucuoneers, and ReaI Essaoe Asene' !.
Eleventh street between blaln ano oahA'

-oI1R SMALL FARMS NEAR RICH
Il MoND FOR SALE AT AUCTIS 10 ~ .Esn WI wv
SCI u E,h nf Auri nc ~. O'Clock 81, the FOUR
SNAIL rA sR;s,s IL a tbarIss
coI p. about Six miles from Richmond, and
described OH a plat ut our office; ,,,uo,,,,r
One of these farms has on 1t frame a"en nrn
with four rooms and kitchen, barn, Stable, corn-
Each of the tracts has fair proportion OF cleared
and tilnbered land and some meadow, ana one tract
10 nearly all In very valuable WOOD and TIMBER.
There are in the four tracts about four hundred
acres, nearly equally divided. These lands ad1oln
Drs. John 4. Powell and a. Warwick, ana are near
RichmOpd. The soil Is gray, with a red clay SUBJ
SOIL aud is susceptible OF high degree or improve
mnnt. GRUBBS g WILLIAMS,
nm ia I-.0., Auctloneers.
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pAI,TIH0RE-

BALTIMORE, April 11.-Virdnia os, oia, 90 :
consos. 5o,,. West yirginia's, OK. North caro-,
lima Gs. old, 90: new, 20; special tax D. Di'
to-day.
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caNDKDAT'ES FOR OFFICE.
VOTERS OF MANCHESTER, ATTEf
y TON. ..a.

VOTERS OF MANCHESTER, ATTEN-
TON! .a.
REGULAR CONSERVATIVE TICKET FOR
CITY OFFICERS
to be voted Tor at the municipal election,
THURSDAY, MAY 2S1H:
Nayor: L. X. ChleS.
<ommonwealth's Attorney: A. Carter Attkisson.
City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald
Treasurer: Joseph W. Bronuugh, Jr.
High Constable: henry Il. Gary. $780,,
Clerk OF the Hastings Court K. Hunter eeazley
Commissioner Of the Revenue: w. I: LlthSow
The above ticket was regularly and fairly noml-
mated at the City Convention. TO which delegates
were chosen from each ward By the largest meet
incs ever held in Manchester. and IS in every way
sortby of the support of all true Conservatives.
Presidents Of Ward Clubs are requested TO thor
S,lthly organize and to leave no effort untried TO
secure glorious victory.
BY order of the City Central Committee
MANCHESTER, April 9. ap 9-eod3w
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.mEAI EsrArr RxCHarGr :
- - - = - - AAChAH6L.
'RIoHMoND
9. real 1srATE EXCHANGE,
&. 77--e NO. 11Os MArH srxxrr.
SALES EvERY1MospAY At u o,s.r o.r

AEHssas OF TIE Exc..asASoz.
y.E ASeTaso SoD0ls' s-gpas wmLuxs
Lyle BROTHER. Hnr ~
RICHARDSON T. Cd. n x = W IUDDlS.
,S q 1850 i. skoWx WrtIIaM covILiSe,
~ ZION, CARTER & Co., WILLIAMS 4 GIBsoy
On all sales OF real estate n,1ds baps.n u. ,.~
Of January and soth Of June ns tqr.s 6r n.n. .''
sent year naueto be paid bat puYcho,er n. ~
sales made bet'0eers the LIT Of July and tat srn.
year tbs tozes hdveto be pad 6ytae sea.,, '>
!. NH 21-3m
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TISHIN TACKLES
Il FiSHISG-TACK just re-
eeiped q large and complete STOCK OF FISHING
TACKLE, suitable for any kind of dsbipg In
called ~ the goods and prices ear pot tai TO please
Alho, Cones, Base Balls, and Pocket Cutlery. -.
4. W. TlGSOR. tiun- Make
M ~ IN No. 1889 Msla s,seeL
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IRON. STEEL, DC,

IRON. STEEL, DC.
IRON, STEEL, &c.
200 tons BEST REFINED IRON. embracing n
1uli assortment OF rounds. squares, flats, oyals
shafting, &C., &C
5 tons sWEDES IRON, assorted sizes.
tons COUNTRY HAMMERED assorted sizes
q tons EAfLOR'S BEST CAST STEEL, us
X tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN Bills
TERED STEEL.
ton SPRING STEEL. =
2 tons G ERMAE aud MACHINERY STEEL.
PlG-TlN, SPELTER, SHEkT.ZtAC, RUSSIA
anu AMERICAN SHEET-IRON, BaR-LEAD.
&c, &c f'r sale by
NH 31-staw3w E & s. WORKMAN & co.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
~ DESIRABLE REAL ATE II THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, AT PUBLIC
Auction, Is FR0NT OF THE G9URT;IH!QSUss 81;
OF SAID COUNTY, ON THE 18TH DA? ",
APRIL (THAT BEING COURT-DAYL 1874, AT
III CLOCK a. M:-By virtue of decree OF the
{ o,iuty Court Of said county, pronounced at the
December term 1872, In the suit Of Beazleys heirs
rs. Beazey's heirs shall sell ut the place, time,
and manner above stated, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND lying in the county aforesaid.
First tract contains THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY SEVEN ACRES (more or lessl, 100 acres
cleared. and the balance in original growth OF oak
aud pine; goou HOUSE, seven rooms; usual out
buildings tlne orchard of peaches, apples pears,
cherries, &c. and half miles OF old court
house. two miles from Halfway station on Rich
mond and Petersburg railroads land In good heart.
Second tract contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES tmore or less, twenty acres
cleared. balance oak and pine; no buildings; land
good; about urcc-fourths of mile of Halfway
station. The neghborhood is as good as anywhere
In the county
TERMS Ono fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
AMI eighteen months, for negotiable notes hearing
six per cent. Interest from day Of sale. The Title
retained until further order of the court
|! WILLIAM AMBERS, .
Special Commissioned
h21&2S&ap4,11&13
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Attending 10 make chipac In my business LIST OF
May, will from this date SELF my entire stock OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND FRUITGooDS
ut great, reduced prices. have about
40 % ba rrels MATTED RYE WHISKY,
four Years o, ID. which Is unquestonabIy the lnest
whiskey In the market, which viii self much be-
low cost GEORGE !. HERRING.
ap 2.eod1m
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BY Cook's Laughton, Aucrionrers,
corner Governor and Franklin strests.

az FIRST-CLASS MULES AT AUG
81 TTON.-On THURSDAY tho 9th instaht, ut
or O'Clock, we will sell ut the stables OF LII. IL
Bossieux. eighteenth and Franklin street, ..-
So first. class, well broke MULES,
three and four years old, all strictly hrst-class
stock. o,s ~,
dorsed city paper. COOK s. LAUGHrON,
eot'eo e'S' f"f Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY
the 5th instant, at O'Clock.
,n1o - Auetioneers.
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STOCK BROKERS'. dc.
CTOCKS AND BONDS

~ ! AT PFIVATE SALr'
Virginia State Bonds, conscls ard eeIers:
Richmond City Bones, per cent ana . l>i
cent:
Various Railroad Bonds:
Home Insurance Company STOCK: ,
First National Bank Stock;
State Bank OF VirgipiA Stock. ,.
We are now doing STOCK business on conHl!sepA
ONLY, and viii lie glad 10 serve our friends.
Our Mr. p. j. Wright will give his persona! IL
teuiiou 10 all business entl listed 20 'is. -,
APP 1C-3t LAStASIEE 4 ".
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copN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April IL, 1874
The following is statement of the inspections,
Deliveries and receipts of tobacco, together Win
he stock OIL hand, al the several warehouses in
Inc city for the past week:
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
6IHESAPEAkE GUANO.
AS agents for Messrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS & Sons,
Of Baltimore, we are prepared 10 offer this
STANDARD FERTILIZER
to the planters Of Virginia and North CarGiaa for
TOBACCO AND OTHERSP RING CROPS.
We have consented to accept this agency, belicv-
ing this 10 he the best article In the market Cor its
cost. The senior member of our firm. having used
IL in his agricultural operations, Is able TO re-
commend 1t from personal experience In the field.
Price In Richmond. $50 per ton.
JAMES Is. FlCkLIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants
Cary street between Twelfth uud Thirteeath.
nlh lS-d,Sw&w1m
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auct,oneers and Real Estate Asei''S'
No. lib Main street.
By n. 81. Lee, .a
Auctionecr and Real Estate Ase"''
No. 1Ol4 Main street.

No. 1ol4 Main street.
me premises on MoNDAY, ls s'e,v i BRicK
Sslo rdnI f. Mn ve situated on
KEsI4ES,cEw Two Squares west Of Monroe Square,
5Ps es R;eS ss s' TsE
Terms: nao,bs. for negotiable notes, with in-
teresi secured u! ueeN " N. M.LEE, Auctloneer.
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VNIOOD CARPETlNG AND m sains-
Nv sCOTING for banks, stores, balls, ,ni,iIs
rsoins bathrooms. &c. plain parQuet, anr od!te,
variety OF beautiful designs 10 b. seen spichmo.d,
corner Of Ninth and Franki!G streets t's"
va; h s Ia s sgesao iof th's az ROBSON
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3 r,srITOH sA1ES-Thts Dsy.
nv ". B. Ratcline. Ancsioneeer' I.
1nf1 Main street

az W. b. Bafsline, Ane1aonees1'
1912 Main street
r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION , Om
MONDAY, April 18Th. q 19A o'f IL r. which
-. - ,oesroble stock OF GROCERIES, &c, ~ risi,.
snrIa the attention Of the trade. Tos n tIs
t,,n 10 avail themselves Of The o. early
ss viii please send in their gooqs ' TT11iFFE,
Monday morning. w. Auctouefr.
an IL ct .st
E Wiz or Sn isrreis REFINED SUGAR, a..,
~ ~ T ,ssIses cnnvassed HAMS,
IN barrels VINEGAR-pnre ei MI IFEF.
apis ": :. -
BY Richardson & Co.,
Auct,oueers and Real Estate Agents.
No. ll18 Main streer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING d NM
ON WEST LEIGH STREE - LIITAItTfON.-
NAN 8 TREET FOR SALE a O'clock p
I'm MONDAY the 18th instant, 1t ices. TWO
NJ we shall sell by auction, on sis pch fronting 80
WaT'fINBLE BUILDING LOTS, si niaht feet Vide
I've % fert with an alley In the rea feet east oil
o oy g fbe south side Of Leigh street ~
Buchanan street. .,. balance In four anu
IL months: negotiable notes 20 De dSaad and sc.
e sps,n.r I'D nayments, with Interest auoe
cured by deed Of trust RICHARDSON & CO..,
- :. Auctioneers.
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Nv Cook 6 Laushton, Auction .seas,s
o' -ovar,,or and Franklin streets

corner Governor alu -,
.,p,rs MoCKING,BIKDs, &C.; AT
0ANAIKIinET9, On THuRsDAY the 10th ri In 4
ocIocs viii se 2, nay STORE about
s Maan street, my stock of BIRDS, nu o'
1oo' conS'sssiMGI NG CANARIES,s
LtNNET5, ,r, !.
MuCKTNG-R1RDS, .ar ~.
s..' RED-BIkDS &C. -. 49,, e,o healthy
canaries are all fine singers ana h'ie' ieAA'''
birds. ,,-,o Inf of FANCY CAGES that l
/ 1have also i nnsres C. BELLENOI.
bt"tt.IcnU e. I, AuGHToN, 'Aucll0necIs. 1E -
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~ .. 4. Davis, Auctioneess

Two vALUABL.EE, ,L Lot re 81 SALE s1A1T
AIR Duvths reauest o. ne GloPtGa 1eg o.
fsss I'll 81 = q ,A S ts gIels
70 s set sa WITH s CON-
frontius on west s slSs o. Of paval
snsGs 90 9a asS. Saci
feet. o.,,,. coah !. balance In ious i ~.
eight months for ncgouapie NOV 5. n. DAVIS,
of trust. AucuOnseL.
3-4tE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
Republican .CenvenfIen.


The Republicans of Marshall county
met IN mass convention, at the Court
House, in Plymouth, on Saturday, Au-
gust Sth, at half past o'clock p. NJ, pur-
suant to call of the county central
committee.
The convention was called to order by
Amasa Johnson, Esq, chairman of the
central committee, and on motion, he was
elected President of the convention. l.
Mattingly, of the Bourbon Mirror, and j.
Millikan, editor Of the Marshall County
REPUBLICAN, were, on motion, elected
Secretaries. The call for the convention,
as published, was read.
VIM, NJ. Kendall, Esq, moved that the
convention proceed to nominate candi-
dates for the county offices, TO be filed at
the next election. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Tyner il was resolved
that the convention nominate candidate
for Representative.
On motion it was resolved that the
vote he taken by townships, according to
the superintendent published in the cali
tor congressional convention, which is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
Our county Ticket.

1t is unnecessary for US 10 say much.
at present, in commentator of the ticket
nominated by the independent party, and
afterwards by the Republicans in con--
vention. The men are all we'll known to
the Older citizens of the county, and to
nearly all the voters. The independent
party selected them as. their candidates,
from among the best and most capable
mel of both Democrat and Republican
parties; believing that it would be to the
interest of the tax payers. TO take the
nomination and election of candidates in
to their own hands, unawed by the threats
or entreaties of interested political aspi
rants. The Independents have good rea
son to be proud of their work 1t was
pretty well understood among Republi-
cans that if the Independents presented
good honorable men for Office, that they
would support them; but ifthey failed 10
do that, the Republicans would select the
candidates from their own party. The
result shows that the Independents were
eminently successful in selecting the right
men for the right place, and now they
will cheerfully go to work, and by every
honorable means, endeavor to elect them.
We are aware that strong effort will be
made, by interested Democratic politi
clans, to ridicule the idea of electing an
old farmer for Representative: but before
the canvas is over they will probably
learn that something more forcible than
ridicule will be required to defeat the
farmer, who has, on his farm, attending
to ais own business, acquired reputation
for practical good sense, and honesty,
that viii be much more highly appreciated
by sensible men, than would be a thor
ough knowledge of party trickery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13

The Republican Congressional con-
vention for this district, will meet in
Kendallville, next Tuesday morning, at
10 o'clock. 1t may be of some impor-
lance to the Republicans of Marshall
county, that they be fully represented.
The delegates, by leaving Plymouth on
the noon train going east, will arrive in
Fort Wayne in time to connect With
trains going North to Kenda'lville. the
same evening. Many OF our friends have
thought advisable to present the name OF
Henry G. Thayer before the convention
Here we know Mr. Thayer, and believe
chat he would unite the strength of toe
party, and draw considerable support al
the ballot box, from the Democratic par
ty but we do not know so well how he
wosld stand in other counties Of the dis
trict, where other men and other interests
would necessarily be considered. The
interests of different portions of the dis
srict mnst be considered and respected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
National Newspaper

One that will be found interesting and
useful TO Americans i'm every part of the
globe. While i, especially represents the
great interests of the Northwest il is Ma
tional in its views and comprehensive in
its news gatherings. Firm in its political
faith il is not bigotcd and i'm all discus
sions aims to be candid. digniiied, and
above personal abuse.
The INTER OCEAN has the largest
aggregate circulation of any newspaper
Published in the Northwest 1t is sent
To more than G,000 Post offices, distribui-
Ell in every State and Territory in the
United States. in all the British Proyin
ces, and in numerous Foreign States and
Countries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
as follows

VIM. NJ. Kendall announced the name
of Merrill Williams as a candidate for
Representative
The Republicans from each township
retired and prepared their votes as fol-
lows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
THE INTER-OCEAN.
THE
INTER-0CEAN.
Three Editions.
Weekly, Semi-Weekly,
AND
DAILY,

Established less than three years ago
as Representative Republican Paper,
pledged to maintain and defend the prin-
ciples and organization of the National
Republican party, the INTER-OCEAN
was early pushed to the forefront of
Journal. m and achieved a success unpre-
cedented in the history of such enter
prises. BY universal assent it has been
assigned position as the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13
Independent County Ticket.
Endorsed by the Republican
Convention.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
MERRILL WILLIAMS.
Of Walnut Township.
FOR CLERK.
CHARLES LEHR,
OF German Township
FOR AUDITOR,
ELI PARKER,
Of Union Township.
FOR TREASURER,
ZACHARIAH SENOUR,
OF Tippecanoe Township.
FOR RECORDER.
J. w. JACOBY,
OF Center Township.
FOR SHERIFF.,
JOHN w. THOMAS.
OF North Township.
FOR APPRAISER,
WILLIAM III. SPARROW.
of Bourbon Township.
FOR SURVEYOR.
JOHN +. LANGENBAUGH,
OF Plymouth.
FOR CORONER,
JOHN MCADAMS,
OF Inwood.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
cd Dist.-JANES a. CORSE.
Of Center Township.
Sd Dist.-ARTHUR BLAND, Sr.
of Walnut Township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13

cast the entire vote, IN convention to
which the county is entitledl
The business of the convention having
been concluded, it was, on motion, adj
journed.
A. JOHNSON, President.
/ / MMA ,111sss sec'ys.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13

The voter IN Marshall county who
does not know John w. Thomas, and
that he will make as good a sheriff as
Marshall county ever had, has not lived
in the county long. Ifthere are any such
they will drobably find it out before cleo
ton.