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1t was at q party that some young
ladies were discussing the relative ben.
efts of the sparrows and the worma,
when one OF the fair ones appealed to
young Fizzletop. who had just Joined
them, and had not caught the drift Of
the conversation (which do you
think the worst, worms or sparrows 2
What did the stupid brute do but Juno.
Gently answer: n don't know nev'
sr had sparrows."
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The Changers Of Kansas verv props
erly adopt the plan OF their trethren in
Ohio, and refuse to adopt any paper as
their especial orgaL. This Order has
found its interests fairly represented in
the well-kuown and long established
weekly papers Of this country, and its
members are sstisied that their best
method is TO adhere TO such papers as,
while they promptly give reformation
about the plans and objects OF the Pat'
rons, DO not isil at the same time to
furnish the best general news and the
most reliable market reports.
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DIED.

BONE-On "Wednesday, February 18th, at
$50 p m, JOHN II BONE, in the IND year
OF his age.
Funeral will take plGca from the resi-
dence OF his father, Henry Bone, Martins
Ferry, Ohio, on Saturday afternoon, two
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
SEVERING-On Thursday, February %,
1874 at 1910 q. M, Mrs. ERSEsrINE SEVER.
ING, wife of Henry Severing, b., In the
I'D year OF her sge.
Funeral from her late residence, lo9,
Eighteenth street, Sunday at o'clock p. m.
Friends OF the family are invited.
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wheeling and Lake Eric.

A meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of the Wheeling aud Lake Erie Rail-
road Company was held at the Chase
House, Alliance, Ohio, on Tuesday and
Wednesday last. The Massillon dele
CATION, with Mr.. Folget, President oil
City Council, at its head, presented the
claims OF that city to the road. The
immense shipments annually from
Massillou were very ably shown by Mr..
E. Bayless and others, and its desira-
bility as point on the line was dis"
cussed. Ii 10 said that the road would
be Ill miles longer TIA Msssiilon and
it is thought the board will not diverge
so far from their present short line. An
enthusiastic delegation was present from
4 proposed new line between Lodi and
Milan, headed by Messrs. Van Olaf and
Horr, of Wellington. They claim to
have shorter route by or ) miles
than via New London and Norwalk.
with better grades and more money.
Wellington is ssid to be the best busi-
ness point on the C. C. c. Il /. road be-
tween Cleveland aud Columbus. Their
Shipments OF Cheese alone last year
were 100000 pounds. Encouraging
adyices were received from Mr.. Shanly
and work will begin at Hopsdale next
week.
A Committee was appointed to con-
fer with similar Committee Of the A.
Il S. E. r Il. Company upon prelimips-
~ negotiations Tor occupying the came
line from Hopedale to the Ohio river.
The selection OF the route from the
mouth of Pivey Fork to the river was
referred TO the Executive Committee
with power to act.
Important action was taken with re-
ference to several parts Ct the line
where the line before was supposed to
be settled.
Letters were read from parties in
Wooster looking toward efforts to divert
the road in that direction, and it is pos.
sible an effort will be made 10 see
whether the route is feasible from Dali
ton pia Wooster to Lodi.
The information from Mr.. Shsnly
and from along the line generally was
quite encouraging.
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UNIFIED STATES OF AEERiCA
u District of West Virginia, s. b.

VI VSoL ~ tN-''f 49, -
Abraham CATER, .cs al. }
-. : At'icOI.GDl'
Steamboat JsinesE RAM
kin, FL al.
WHEREAS, A libsl ia ran has been fled
IN the District Court OF the United States
for the iisiic: ofWe Virginia, on the 18Th
day OF February, 1911, by Abraham Cutler,
liam u. Cochran and George .Iohnson
against The steamboat James r. Rankin"
her engines, tack! e, outfit apparel and iur-
niture, and Frederick Rimple, Nicholas
Brown, James u, McEGnn and william
C,iss.
Now, Therefore, 10 pursuance OF he moui.
tlon under the seal OF said Court, 10 NE di-
recled and delivered, l do hereby give pub.
lie notice to all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle, QUILT appafel
and furniture, OK In any manner inter ~ ed
therein, that they be and aopear before the
said District Court to he held in and Tor the
said District OF West Virginia, at
wheeling, IN said District, in the 9TH day
OF A p,ii, 1874, at IL O'CLOCK Ia tie forenoon
OF the day, provided the same sLGil be
day OF jurisdiction, otherw sc en- tie pcEt
dav OF jurisdiction thereailerD tnen and
there 10 interpoSe their claims and TO make
their allegations In that behan-and tho ii.
bellants having prayed that the said Fred
er!ck XII pie, Nicholas Rrown, James II.
McMunn and William Criss may be cited
to appear before The said Count, now, there
fore, in pursuance 10 said monitor, do
hereby give public notice 10, and cite and
ad 10 onjsh the said Frederick KimplP, Mich.
olas Brown. Jumes ID. Medium snd VIII
liam Criss that they and each OF them APP
D. ar be ore The sald DistrictCourt,a at Wheel
ing, In said District, on The 9th day OF April
1874, at II O'Clock in the forenoon OF the day
(provided tho same sh II be day o'juris
Gicriop. otherwise on the next day OF juris-
t1iction therea ter then and there to an
swer the said libel and TO make Their allega.
HEDGMAN SLACK,
U,s. Marshal, District OF West Va, by
~..-r g.. -. WIN. II. IRWIN,
y, ..-. Deputy Marshal.
MEssRs. CALDWELL & CALDWELL,
Pfoctors for Biheilants.
Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. 26. 1874. fe2j m
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Tue Writ county Mentor ssys tha

Tue Writ county Mentor ssys that
Notwithstanding the Legislature ada
iourued size die ON the ODD OF December,
some OF the acts sent out to the county
officers appear to have been passed on
the 26th OF December and some o.
them on the 9th. The query is, Who
passed tnem? The Governor we pre-
sume.
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Fish,

MESS MACKEREL, VERY FINE
wi white and fat, IN kits and barrels
Nos. ], 2, and Mack Crei in Rits aud bar
rels.
Picked Sal non
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth BlCaters.
JuI received by Y. ]. SMYTH,
IIh2J Corner Narketan 18th Stg.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPLENDID & UNPARALLELED
TRIUMPHs or THE
Wheeler g. Wilson
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
-, IN NJ nnR
Over Eig;afy-One Competitors -
At the

Over Eig;Ify.One Competitors -.
Atthe =
WORLDS EXPOSITION, VIENNA, lS3, DC
!. THE KNIGHTS CROSS OF TIE IN
PERAIL ORDER or FRANCIS
JOSEPH" conferred by his Apostolic
Majesty the Emperor OF ustria, a BON the
Honorable Nathaniel Wheeler, President
ofthe Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, az the founder and builder OF
Sewing Machine industry. ..-s ..
2. THE GRAND DIPLOMA OF HONOR,
recommeded by the International Jury
Tor IN sewing Machine company only,
for their important contribu ionsto the
material and social welfare OF mankind.
z. THE GRAND MEDALFOR PROGRESS,
awarded for their y ew No. 9 SEWING Mn,
chine, being for progress ms de since the
Paris Exposition y. 1867 at which the only
Cold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded 10 this Company Hence The
Vienna award mark Progress not from
low level or in;er:or IIedsi, bat from q
Gold Medal, the highest awarL made at
Pari-.
4. TIE GRAND MEDAL FOR MERiF for
the development of Eeedle Industry and
excellence and superior ~ o: In2nuiac-
tuIed pies exhibited
5, A Grand MEDAL FUR MERIT, for ex-
ee!lerce and superiority OF Cabinet work
q. MEDALS FOR SEVERAL CO OPERA.
TORS, OF the Wheeler q wilson Compan
tor superior ability. ..
THE OFFICIAL REPORT pub ished by
the General Direction OF the Vienna Expo
fition, sign lIzes the supremacy OF the
Wheeler & Wilson Company Tor quaint y
and quality OF msnufacture, ami position
In the Sewing Machine business, as fol-
lows:
OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSITION
SEWING MACHINES, DC.
(GToupe 10, Sec. 2, b.
"The greatest Sewing Machine Manuiac-
tory in the world is that OF v heller & Will
son, New York, which alone has brought
already over 9JO coo OF their Sewing Ma.
ch!ns into practical use. The complete pro.
daction OF the parts by machinery is so re-
gulated that each complete machine msy
be used as a sample for exhibition. This
firm produces 60 well adjusted machines
daily.
"Ihe latest production o, this firm, and
which is I ewonder o. the Vienna xp'si-
ton, Is their new No. Sewing Machine.
This universal machine sews the heaviest
-tber harness and the finest gauZeS with
truly pearl stltch.
"Wheeler & WI son have received the
highest prizes at al Worlds expeditions,
and at the Vienna Exposition Tero extra
ordinarily distinguished"
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surrey aud effectually control them. The
testimony of our hest cit lZens. OF all classes
establishes the fact, that CHERRY PECToR'
AL viii and does relieve end cure the atfiic'-
ing disorders of the ThrJat ond lunes be-
yond any other medicine The mcst dan
& rous affections Of tn PulmiDary ur ans
Weld 10 It's power; and case OF Consumpt.
ion, cured by This preparation, are publicly
known, go remarkable as hardly to be
believed were they not proven beyon dis.
pute. As remedy 1t Is adequate, on which
the public may rely for full protection. BY
curing Coughs, the forerunners 10 more
serious disease, 1t saves unnumbered lives
and an amount OF suffering not 70 be COM
puted. ii challenges trial, and convinces
the most skeptical. Every family should
keep II on hand as protection against the
early and unperceived attack OF Pulmonary
Affections, " h:ch are easily met at first but
which become incurable, and too often
fatal, IL neglected. Tender lungs needthis
defence; and Il II uHwise 10 De without 1t.
AS safeguard to children, amid the dis
tressing diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely use, II ui,i-
tudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred
on them. 1t acts speed ly and surely against
ordinary colds, securing sonnd and health
restoring seer. No one will suffer ouble-
some Influenza and painful bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cur d.
Originally the product OF long, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, DO
cost or toll Is spared in making every bottle
in the utmost possible perfection. 1t may
be confidently relied upon as possessing all
the virtuesit has ever exhibited, and capa.
BILE of producing cures as memorable as
the gre S. &c has ever effected.
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NOTICES.
Collectors Notice.
IN TH : DISTRICT COURTOFT UE
i Uniled States for the District OF West

IN TH 4 DISTRICT COURTOF TUE
i Uniled States for the District OF West
Virginia.
In the matter OF r. W. Carley, George 4
Welles, y. ID, farley and w. i. Chess
partners, doing business under the firm
name OF Carley, Wells q Co., bankIuptS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice Is hereby given that netition has
been died In aid Court. by u. ID. Uarley, OF
louisville, In the state OF Kentucky Y, late o:
Parkersburg. In said District, duly declared
and adjudgcd q bankrupt aS memNer o,
said firm by sAid Court, mo CT the bankrup,
act OF Congress approved March 2, lSG7, Tor
a discharge ana certificate thereof nom all
his debts and otner claims provable under
said act and by order OF said Court notice
Is hereby given that q hearing will h. bad
on the said petition on the 18Th day OF Feb.
ruaIy, A. D.. 1874, before said Court, AT the
ONCE OF Geol &c b Caldwell, ESQ, register
in bankruptcy, ! O. f2l2 Chaplin street, IN
the city Of WheeliSs. IN the state OF Wes,
Virginia, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, when and
wheie all creditors who have proved then
debts and other persons III interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they Eay,
why the prayer OF the said petition shoUl
Lot be granted.
Dated this T2th day OF Jan. A. n, 1874.
JASPER I. MOORE,
jan2f-sotw Clerk Of said Cou:,.
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Dissolution Notice.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l existing undsr the firm name OF +. W.
Eudke & Co., IS This day dissolved by mu-
tuai onsent, ID. K. RrooKs retiring. The
business Of the late frm viii be set led by
r. W. Rpdke, who will continue the bIe'.
chant tailoring business In AL Its branches
at the cid 80 Td, no. .! Twelfth street.
+ w BUDkE,
j.. X. BROOKE.
WhseIjr 4. February IL. 1871. feb20
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TN THE DISTEIcr COCnT or THE
i UNITED SpATBH YOk rHE DEN.
TRlCT OF WEST vlRGIAlA.
In the matter Of Richard Porter and Rich.
ard Porter, partners a. X. Porter a 60.
Bankrrpts,
In Bankruptcy.

IN B&nkfuptcy.
Notice IL hereby given tina. petitions hare
been nled In said COuTt, by the said EI.haTd
Porter and Richard ] Potter In said Lis
trict. who have been duly declared and adj
judged bankrupt, BY said Cnurt under the
bankrupt act OF Conxrfss, approved March
ID, Is57. Tor discharges and CERTIFICATES there
OF, from all fhefT debfs and other claims
proyable under said act and by order Of
taId Court, notice IA hereby given that q
hearing VIII be bad on the petit,on ofK!ch.
ard Porter on The n b day Of March, n. d.,
Is7i, before said Court AT the Office Of oeo,le
y. CaidveiI, Esq, Reyfaer 10 BANKRUPTCY.
on Chaplipe street ne1t door 10 The Court
House, IN toe Cliyof " beeljng, In the staie
of " est Virgins, nc 10 O'Clock, a m. aud
BY order or said ourt, notice b bersby Civ
en- thst hesrin 2 Viii b had on the petit
ton Of aid Richs,d j. Porter on Ibe Gaid
i2th dsy OF March, A. d.. 1874. before said
Court a the ofnes Of Geo B. Caldwell, Esq,
Rsetner In Bankrup' CT, ON Cbapiine street.
next door 70 the Coutt house, In the City OF
Whesiing In The Btafs OF West Virginia st
i O'Clock p. m, when and where oil credit.
Or who have proved their debts, and other
peDons In interest, may appear and thow
causee why The pDsy@ OF the laid pefition
OF Richard Porter and the said Ietition OF
the s.id Richard J. Porter should not be
gTsnted
Dated this 9Th az I e Essss T. looE g 1874
febl2oav.sa Clerk Of said Distrit Cour
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-A-Y E,Rs @
Ch berry PeCtoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, ard
Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF mo-
dern sc!enIe, few
ar" OF more real
value tonankind
than this edectual
remedy for all dis.
eases oftheThroat
and l. Il ngs. A
vast trial Ofiis vir.
tues, throughout
this and OF b er
coun tr ! es, has
BioWn that
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500 PER- CINT

on saIes OF 1917 over HI. For Terms, &c.
address,
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
III Cbsstru ut 81, Philadelphia IA
oct2gb
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WHEELER G. WILSON'S
NEW NO. r.sEWING MACHINE,
as being "a decided improvement over all
other machines in the market" and which
unjust revouiioniZe certain branches o
Industry, especially in Shoe and Harness
Manufacturing"
"2ALTIMoRF, Nd, Oct. 81, lS73
"The Marylanl institute has AWARDED
Wheeler * Wilson IT, old Modal for their
New No. q ewing Mschine Other Sewing
Machines received nothing"
SAVANNAH, Nov. 4, 1873.
"At the Georgia State + ali. aSilVer Medal,
the highest and only premium for Leather
Stitching, was awarded tn Whet Ter q Will
S II for ramp es done on their Nav No. 6
Sewing Machines"
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. G25 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK.
Agencle, in all the Principal Cities Of the
World. looi7 cSr
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HALLS

Every; year Increases the Ipllarity OF
this valuable Hair PrepaIaf IN: which is
due to merit alone. We ca assure our old
patrons tina, II is kept fr .yup TO It's high
standard: and II IL the lily reliable and
perfected Preparation II Restoring GRAY
on FADED HAIRto its Juthtul color, max
ing II soft. lustrous- O silken The scalp,
by Its use. becomes aite aud clean. 1t re,
moves ell eruption and dandruf and, by
It's tonic proPer'ie prevents the hair from
falling out, as it gimnlaes and nourishes
the hsir-glands ty its use, the hair grows
thicker and onger. In badness, II re:
stores the ca ilaTy glands to their normal
vigor. and III create new growth, except
in extrem' old age. II is the most economi.
cal HAIP 1RESsING ever used, Us II reouirfs
fewer plications and gives the hair a
splen6 J, glossy appearance A. A. HsJes,
81 D state Assaysr OF Massachusetts, says.
"Tr constituents are pure, and care ully
se' sted Tor excellent quality; and con.
Ier 1t the best preparation for its intended
,Iurposes.'
Sold By all Druo9ists and Dealers IN Medicines
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26

TTxER CITY, Ind, March %, Il


TTxER CITY, Ind, March %, 1874.
;EDIToE REPUBLICAN:
We. held the last of our series of Town
.skip iEnstitues for the winter on Satur-
day, tile 2lst. Our jovial County Super
s;rtendent was present, and with his kind
words and smiling countenance made us
all feel at ho1e.
The greater part of the forenoon was
devoted TO class exercises in photography,
reading and grammar. which were credit
ably conducted ty Messrs. Brown, Shor:
and Jarrells. The exercises were to show
young teachers hoe to conduct classes in
theASoYe branches; how far the text
books should go in forming ideas and
the teachers duty therewith-
In the afternoon several of the teachers
inaet with US. The time was devoted to
miscellaneous exercises. the principal OF
which was lively discussion on physi-
-ology between Messrs. Butts and Brown,
which was very interesting to all present.
The subject sof changing books was
brought up, but did not meet the appro-
.bation of very many Yours, ETC.,
4I1RoN CHASE, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26

Our special correspondent recently took
a trip over part of this new line, formerly
known as the "Peninsular Railroad" for
the purpose of writing it up for the RE-
PUBLICAN. In his letter, he says: Il
took the cars at Valparaiso, Ind, for
South Bend, and would have gone to
Lansing, Mich, but for the disagreeable
state of the weather. How surprised 1
was to find this road in such perfect con
dition-track smooth, freight regular, pas
sengers making sharp connection at the
different crossings at V. with the p, FIT.
w. & G., and at South Bend with the L.
s. IL NJ. s. and the Nj. G.. branch, etc.
The country, toe, through which this road
is built, is of the best in the State, espe-
cially that portion of the road from V. to
Fish Lake." crossing the entire length
of Stillwell Prairie. From +. s. to South
Bend 1t is principally marsh, although
there is much valuable timber, much of
which was "deadened" by the fires of
1871 and r. This timber they are rapid
ly converting into lumber and wood.
Mills are to be seen hither and thither,
and the woodlands axe can be heard
above the noise of the mixed train, which
has from eight to seventeen freight cars,
loaded, and one passenger car. There is
one train each way over this road from
Battle Greek west, and from b. G. east
there are two each way. They will, on
or before the Goth day of March, put an
express train on each way from Battle
Greek west. thus affording the traveller
great and valuable accommodations. BY
these express trains they viii make close
for the west and at Lansing
for the east to Boston, New York, Phila
delp,:ia and all points east. The road is |
Low completed for a distance oil 155 miles,
and they have consolidated with the De-
trci., lansing and Lake Michigan rail- |
r0at. whose road is sixty six miles in
length. Between these two existing lines |
there is gap of forty-tive miles, which
the combined company expect to close up
early in June by substantial track, thus
their line, and making close
with the Grand Trunk line
for Canada and all points eastward They
Will then have 165x66x45-216 miles of
lines, with two trains each way per day
The officers OF this road are W. 5. Banc-
roft, of Port Huron, Mich, president; E.
b. Taylor, general superintendent; NJ.
Block, division superintendent, and S.
w. Hopkins, treasurer. Mr.. Hudson, the
of the mixed train east, informs
me that these are IiCe men, and that un-
der their management the road cannot
but succeed.
Business is looking up" at South Bend
Duh at Valparaiso, although the crusa-
ders are still moving on in their good
work, and may they pray and pray until
all Valparaiso and the world is rid of the
awful scourge-"TheI Intoxicating Bowl"
f. NJ. CHAPMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26


PLYMOUTH, Ind, March 90, 1874.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Having jdst returned from a trip to
Tyner City, take pleasure in relating
the lively appearance of the place. Tyner
is incorporated as a town, and business
is as hourishing as ever. Especially in the
legal linel It's net safefor a "feller" to
take too much of the "o-bejoy full or he
will have the opportunity of being placed
before the throne OF justice, where John
Nef reigns supreme, and there be judged
according to the drinks in the body. /
noticed the street commissioner sighting
and squirting out straight lines for side
walks, and, according to his view, a great
many viii have to move their buildings
and lower their porches.
understand DR. c. NJ. Swyhart is
making arrangements to protest the case
through. That is right, doctor, stick to
them; always thought they tried to i'm
pose upon you
/ had the pleasure Of attending the
graAd literary society, which was con-
Quoted by just such persons as know how
10 make place of that kind interesting.
and give a good geographied description
of Cuba After the decIamafions, ESSAYS.
ec.. were disposed of. they asked for a
donation, in which they received the
amount of ten cents and . lump of sugar.
Yours, REPORTER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26
aHow TO GO wEsT.v

This is an inquiry which every one
should have truthful5y answered before
he starts on his journey, and little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
ton in the last three years as the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting at
Chicago or Peoria, it runs direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections TO California and the Terri
tories. 1t is also the short line and best
line to Quincy, Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route.
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled How TO GO WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; large.
correct map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad,
Chicago, Ill. Jani0-74-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26

A Presbyterial Sabbath School Con-
vention will be held in the Presbyterian
Church, Plymouth, Indiana, Monday and
Tuesday. April 18th and 14th, 1874. In
connection with the meeting of the Pres.
bytery of Logansport. 1t is hoped that
the churches of this Presbytery will be
fully represented in this Convention by
their Minister and Elders. This Conven.
ton is called by the Pastor and Session
of the Presbyterian Church of Plymouth
ard will be conducted by Judge Ii. A.
Gillett.