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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
The Bourbon College.
Letter from A. C. Matchette, N. D.

LAPcRTE, IND, Jan. 10, rs
DEAR REPUBLICAN:
received yesterday. the following let
fer, irDm one uf the most wealthy and re-
spected citizen OF Marshall County, In
diana:
BOURBON. January Is, 1875.
r. u Chapman, Esq,
DEAR IR:-As you are regular cor
respondent Of quite number at romi-
nent Iapers o-er the country, and are can
stantly on the wing. over the continent.
you no doubt, co, Id lender our town a
seIyicr, Ii you would Gail the attention
of the educational world, 40 the fact of
our having valuble Collepe-bui!dins.
and grounds attached: that we Will
donate literally to any circle or society.
that will organize AID continue in our
;ow n. at said College and grnund. a Col
iege. " hich shall lie Sun assed by few, if
any, in our land. Ills may be dene. We
have the citizens. W DO pay for its C. n III
nation We have the students. in and
about our county and. all now is hacking
Is the faculty. This is a rare opportunity
for the right rai,ics To establish College
in a location, every way. ia' orab!e to The
enterprise. X owing you tn be a person
greatly interested in education, l have
suggested 10 our citizens that you could
bring this subject before the public. in a
manner that would secure the attention
of the right parties.
am. Sir, Yours Truly.
A. MAGNETIC, NJ. D.
In our reply, We must here express our
surprise at learning that the beautiful Col
Ice. at Bourbon, is NO, in regular running
older-that, instead of an institution of
Earning, the citizens of Bonrbon and
Marshall county, have allowed it to flag
iito home for bats and owls. II is the
only College i'm the country. / think.
which is not now regularly organized,
a1 in full action. ! visited the Bour-
bon College, seyerai years since, and
was highly pleased wi h the success with
which it was then meeting. There was
principal, three or four assistant teachers,
AMI some 20 or 100 stndents-All doing
well: thought then: Well, this is truly
delightfli-A College in full blast. out
in q village far fIom city life far from all
that goes t. make men and women pad ;
for in city life, the temptations are great.
In delightful climate. beautiful LEGALITY,
sustained by PEOPLE whose delight it is.
to see their yonng educated Ito grow up.
devoid Of the bad habits Of the city; But
It seems that this state Of things ceased,
ard the colleg,, is now closed.
This is indeed rare chance for man
of solid education to locate in Bourbon
He may reside there permanently, for the
college cannot help, but pay well. Stu
dents come from all parts of the country.
Masic, mathematics. English grammar,
writing. erfhography, rhetoric. logic.
and perhaps rea5ing,ar the main branch
ca required to he Taught, and o principal
could be found ian Plymouth. F. L.
If | mistake not. would be just the man !;
bu, be lieve he is engaged at P.-tlat is
right DR.. Matchett, take hold of this
subject and you surely will succeed in the
opening of q College at Bourbon, which
shsal tes surpassed by few. If any in
the land.
Your ohedient Servant.
F. II. CHAPMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

BY invitation We witnessed an exhi
bition of literary exercises. by the High
School class- in the new Public School
Mag. A number of friends and patrons
of the school. sufficient TO fill ali the seats,
had been invited. and the seats were all
allied Tue exercises were not prepared
for public exhibition. bet are a part of the
regular work of the school. The orisi-
nal addresses, recitaii,ns. &c, were not
only highly creditable To the school. bat
gave assurance that talent oi a high order
Is being rapidly developed in Plymouth.
We had hoped TO give detailed accoun,
Of The exercises, but circumstances have
prevented.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

FOR A CITE CT FIVE, at $3.50 eath, We
will give any one of the foil owing ar
iicles: A No. q Gold Pen, wirhou.
holder, worth $225. A set of Extra
Silver Plated Tea Spoons, worth
S225i Or .'wo Copies Of Weekly
Journal one year, free.
FOR 4 GLIB OF TWENTY-FIVE. at 81 IS each
We will give any one Oft following
articles: A No. 9 Large Heavy Gold
Pen and Elegant Desk Holder worth
81 90 a Set of Double Plated Table
Spoons, worth 800. A inc Silver
Plated Dinner Caster, worth 500.
Or Five additional Copies nf Weekly
Journal, free
FOR A GLIB or FIT al $I.Is each. we
Will give any Que al the following ar
ticles: A Mebster's Unabridged
Dictionary, extra full bound, worth
$l4C0 An Elegant Dinner Easter,
worth STA 90. A Superb Silver Wa
ter Pitcher, worth $1400. A Set,
two articles. each Silver Plated Forks
and Desert Spoons. e14.00 Or zen
additional Copies of Weekly Journal,
one year, free.
FOR ACLUB OF ONE HUNDRED, 1t &IO0 each,
We will give any one OF the following
articles: A Fine Silver Hunting
Case Watch, Lever Movement, Full
Jew'cleG, Chronometer Balance. " orth
$4,000 A La.iies Gold Hunting
Case Watch, worth $40 %. A No. 5
Under.sed Shuttle Sewing Machine,
or Twenty additiona, Copies Ut
Weekly Journal. one year, tree.
Cash Com misstsa paid instead Of
Premiums, when desired. Send for
List.
Single Copies Of Journal. $3.50
Clubs IF Flee. 1.35 each
Clubs Of T9sRty frs, 1.25
Clubs Of Fifty. lis
Clubs Of One Hundred and ore--, 90
DAILY JOrRAlL. by mail. per annum,
$40 90; six months, SIS 90; three months.
$3.50; one month. IS cents; by the week.
payable to .he agent or carrier, 20 cents.
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sance. Address for circulars and informa-
ton.
"THE J0DRyiL." indianapolis, Ind
N. r. RUCKLE. Lock Dor. 107.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Notice to the Taxpayers
OF THE
City Of Plymouth, Ind.

NJ OTTO II hereby given, that the amount Of
~ Taxes assessed and charged upon each si0t
valuation of property in the City of Plymouth, in
the county OF Marshall and State of Indiana, 10 a.
follows:
City Tax, 70 cts; School House Bond Tax, so cts;
total on each $40 valuation $l.z5; On each poll, 81
cents.
In addition the above, there IL charged TO each
person owning, keeping, or harboring within the
ity; one male dog, one dollar each additional dog,
two dollars; each iemsl. dog, two dollars.
Each person residing outside the ity limits, Who
has been transferred to the ify of Plymouth. for
Special School purposes, 10 liable, and has been
assessed, and Taxed fifty cents on each $iaV valu-
alton of property, on account of school House
Bonds.
For the collection and settlement of tn, sb we,
viii be found at my ONCE, at the pant-sLvp, cor
ner of Michigan and sophia Streets, mp stairs,
from ths date until the ID Monday in March, 1915,
after which time, ten per cent viii be added with
delinquent, and shall proceed to collect the same
D. d. ARMSTRONG;,
Treas. City Of Hymouth.
Plymouth. Dec. slst leglsw.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Notice..

ZN ANTED..The undersigned wants
w 10 knew the whereabouts of Capt.
DAVID A. WHITE, who was ,aptain in Con-
rsay "I'' IN the Isl Regimen: Of Iaaiaaa volrn-
tssrs, or his Is. o. "a iisrse,a.;s, or any of
csnrany "l's" e&eers, viii do as well. We
think the Captain was resident of Bour-
bon, Ind, or somewhere in the vicinity, At
the time ne weht into the L. s. Service,
which was in 1865. Any person giving
track of the sboVs officers, viii be of great
benefit to soldiers widtw.
Address,
J. / SWEENEY,
es7uE.ess stx. uyuss:A, I4aiass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Walnut Items.
m "BoLYFRANcrA."
January 18th, 1875.

We are happy to see George Thomp-
son able to be out with his friends.
The citizens of Walnut have organized
a debating society.
DR. Dake has purchased the proper
ty belonging to George Bunnell.
oh. What is Walnut coming to;
even the children are taking TO dancing.
Rev. Helmick of Xenia Ind. preach.
ed to the citizens Of Walnut, on last Sab
bath.
While in Argos. lest Saturday, we'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

TELEGRAPRING.

Young Men and Ladies' wishing 70 become Tele-
graph Operstors, and take good pos:tians on the
lines after learning, with salaries from $50 TO
ofO0 pr month, should sftend the largest and
only practical Telegraph Institute in the west.
Send Stamp for circular to Southland d Koernsr,
q South Nsadhr Stirred, Indianapolis, Ind.
II Nov. q 1874.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

Dir. George N. WEIGH, OF the firm of
WEIGH & Myers. furniture dealers. died at
his residence, in this place. last Monday
eveaing, after an illness of less than one
week. His death was caused by malig
nant attack of lung fever. His case was
{ ns:dercd almost hopeless iromits COM
mencement. Dir. Welch was good cit
lien. and his death will be severely ieh
not only by his family and relatives but
by our citizens generally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

Rev. J. Schiosser. formerly pastcr. of
the German Reform Church. in this city !;
bit for more than year past. OF Three
Rivers. Michigan, died in that place, on
Wednesday 18th. His funerel sermon
was preached iuthe Presbyterian Church,
in this city. last Sunday. by Rev. VII
lard, of Tiffin OHIO. Mr.. Sch.osscr had
many friends here. We understand that
Mrs Schlosser Will return to Plymouth,
and make her home here.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Delinquent Tax-List
OF THE
CITY of plymouth, for the gear 1873.

for the wear s
and together with the Taxes 1874 within plymouth
Marshall County Indiana
brods
ubDiEoh p GAd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

business cards very neatly and cheap.
ly printed at the REPUBLICAN office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Notice of AbpoIntmenf.

Notice Of Appointment.
NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
A has been appointed administrator of the et-
tate of George w. tarr, late of Marshall
county, Indiana, deceased. Said Estate is euppos-
ed to be eolvenf. EDWARD CARR,
jar. Z, l615-3w. Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

Kew style calling cards at the Repub-
scan Office. Order some for New Years
presents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

Halls Journal OF HEALTH. a we'll
established monthly. is published in
New York City, at $500 per year. For
$500 we will furnish the Marshall Coun-
~ HEPUBLIcAN. and the journal one year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

For the largest list Of subscribers. sent
by any one gent. before the Feb. /.
1915, we will give fine (warrantcd)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21
Gold Watch, Worth 1928

For second largest list as above, a fin.
(warranted)
Gold Watch, Worth $l35.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

Postage Prepaid By Publishers otter Jana
airy lst 1875.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

The Best and Cheapest Weekly Newspaper in the
World.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

AGENTS WANTED At EVERY POST OFFICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-21

LAPCRTE, IND, Jan. 10, 10
DEAR REPUBLICAN:
received yesterday. the following let
fer, iIDm one nf the most wealthy and re-
spected citizen OF Marshall County, In
diana:
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

the explosions made the earth tremble as if | by an earthquake shattering windows afay
 oil and knocked down shelving and crockery.
 By II o'clock it appeared evident that the
 flames had spent their fury. The wind
 whirled and twirled and gusted about fitful- ly then as if satisfied with the work of its
 ally died away an l left a bed of nouldering
 runs, here and there burning up between
 walls stretching three quarters of mile long and half mile in width The bounda- ries of the burned district including all fihe City lying between Taylor street on tie south, and Carson street on the north Stew art street on the west and the Chinese quar- ters on the east including the latter. When night closed in what scenes were here fortu- nately the sbelter was ample in the remain ing houses in the southern part of the City for the women and children but they all suf fered with cold. Hundreds of men walked the streets all night. The militia were call ed out and large numbers of special police men sworn in to prevent lawlcssness, however general good order was observed.
 New York, Oct. 26.-A special from Washington says that by the recent visit of the President to Utah during the early part of this month more determined policy in regard to the treatment of the Mormon Ques- ton will be begun The President is re- ported as being very decided in his opinion that Mormons should be treated as persons who Intentionally disregard the laws of the country and should be made to obey them the same as others.
 Chicago, Oct. PA Washington Special gives the forebodings of a distinguished Mlssissippian holding an important judicial position in Washington, to tine effect that the coming election in Mississippi will be the bloodiest conflict ever experienced in the South. Five hundred Spencer rifles, the Judge says, have been quietly shipped to the small town from which he came, besides the ample preparations through out the State to carry the election for the Democracy athll hazards. The Ames gang, says the dispatch, is equally on the alert, and bloody work is notwithstanding >the apparent that prevails there now.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
The ~ gMiner.
A-SCANDAL-

When the party commences, all starehed and all
 gium
 They talk of the weather, their cows, or sit mum They will tel you Of ribbons of cambric of lace, How cheap they were sold, and will tell you the
 place; They discourse of their colds, they a-hem and
 they cough, And complain ef their servants, to pass the time
 oil,
 But Tea. that enlivener of wit and of soul, More loquacious by far than the draughts of the
 bowl, Soon loosens the tongue and enlivens the mind And enlightens their eyes 10 the faults Of man.
 kind; It brings on the tapis their neighbors' defects, All their shortcomings and vilful neglects, Till the good natared danes are converted by Tea Into character manglers worse than Flji. In harmeless chit-chat their acquaintance they
 roast, And serve up friend as they serve up toast. Some gentle fauX-pas, or some female mistake, Is like sweetmeais delicious, or reished as cake. A bit of broad scandal is like dry crust It would stick in the throat; so they butter it
 first With little effected good-nature, and cry: Nobody regrets this thing deeper than l." Ahi ladies and was ii hy Heaven designed That ye should be merciful, loving and kind; Did it form you like angels, and send you below To prophecy peace, 10 bid charity flow; Ana have Ae thus lclt AOut pTiuieNdi To wander so strangely, so wildly of laies Alas the sad cause too plainly can see; These cviis have aii come upon you through Tea. Cursed weed that can make your fair spirits
 resign Their character pure and their mission divine; That can blot from your bosom that tenderness
 true Which from woman to woman forever is due Oh, how nice is the texture, how fragile the
 frame, Of that delicate fabric, womans fair name, Iris a sensitive plant, which recoils from the
 breath. And shrinks from the touch, as if pregnant with
 death How on oh how often, has Innocence sighed, Has Virtue been ref of it's honor, its pride, And Chastity, pure as an angel of light, Been painted as dark as demon of night An ofiered-up victim, an auio-da-fe, To the gloomy cabals, the dark orgies of Tea. If l, in the remnant that's left me of fife, Am to suffer the torment of slanderous strife, Let me tall, l emplore, in the ''slangwhangers"
 claw, Where the subject is open and equal to law; Not nibbled and mumbled, and put 10 the rack By the sly undermining of Tea party clack. Condemn mo, ye gods to a newspaper roasting; But spare me, oh spare me, Notwithstanding.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
SHERIFFrS SALE.

By virtue of an execution issned cut Of the Dsres Court of the Third jadcial District If the Terr Y o Arizona in and for the coun.y of Ysvapai ia ihe su'' Francis K. Lautz, plaintiff against J. G. Fell, Eassn Hoops and George BUrnhAm partners and trustees si o ed the sih day of September A. D is75 have levd upon three boilers engine two ten-s'amP cam snA one eusInter shst eluieh sfeen bosses one snoHs stack fourteen stamps ten shoes and dies i've mn s ten tappiis feen thousand pounds more CT es or fOa bearing quartz un the dump al the Bully bneno n.'' two thousand feet nors less sf second haad tsmO
 Notice is hereby given. :ha; Saturday me oth s of November, A. n ls7j al ten oeik a. & m rvo' o - court house in the town of Prescott will se tss sor cash ED F. BOWERS
 oc.9g2 sherif Yavarsi County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

I. o. o. F., ARIZONA LODGE No. l. as.,rss. Regular Meetings first and hird Sat
 urdsv of each month, at Masonic Hall. Mem EE<ysS bers of the Order u good standing, are in- ~S7SrSsS> vited 10 attend. E. J. COOK, NC. Jas. GoUGH, Secretary.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

A N1rH To those who are suffering from tse eruu -A Sef us and indiseTetiens of youth nervous vesi
 ness, early decay loss of manhood &c will send n. eeipe iaaf will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. The gresi remedy was discovered by missionary in S u,h America send a self addressed envelope the REV JosEPH f LYMAN Station D. Bible House New York City su27ns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.-THE 200th EDITI0r
 E A N H Q O D.

Revised and corrected by the author, F. de F. Cur,. N. D., &c.. &c.
 A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of prem.su, decline in man. showing how health is lost and hov , gained li gives clear synopsis of the impedirneu, n marriage, the treatment Of and yscal debility exhausted vitality. and all oher diseases appsraipi.. tere'o the results of twenty years successful practice
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON ''MsNUooD"-There is no member of .,.; eiy by whom ihis book will fund useful xhs,bs he oe parent PreeeP'or or elergyman-t London Tmsa CURTIS ON IaNHooD This book should be read sv the young for instruction by the afflicted relief i, r injure no one--t Medical Times and Gazette.
 Pnee-one Dollar. by mail express Address fl, author DI CURTIS so Su,rer Street or F. O. Bax Ia; Sao '@helseo Nal sepl1yi
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05

All the incest freshest snd best HAIR PREPARATIONS Females Oils. Dyes and Invgoraors Lubin's Genuine French Extract Soaps. Powders and Cosmetques be had at DR. kENDALLS. Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
Y GU NC MEN

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful ful
 les or iBdiscTeo3. will de well avail themseiyrs of this the greatest boon laid sf the altar oi sui
 iering humanity Da. SPikhEr will guarantee to fr felf eICO for every ease of seminal weaknesx CT nj
 vae disease O any kind or character which he under takes and fails to cure. He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this uctis, that you are tTeading upon dangerous ground wheu you longer delay m seeking the prorer remedy ks your complaint You may be in the first stage: re. member you are approaching he lasr. If ysu sr, Dor leTing upon the ias' aud suffering sme or a
 Of iis III effects remember that II you persist n pro crasuDafio1 the tfne must when the most sk. fn physician can render you assistance when the door Of hope Is closed aaius: you: when angel mercy can bring you clief In case has the Doe tor failed of snceess Then let despair work upsu yorr imagination but avail yourself c the beuree;. results of his treatment be your beyond the reach of mediral skill or before grim death karre, yon to a prna;ure grave. Fhn course of irsatneu, S2ooO Send money by Post Office order CT Express with full description of ease
 Call. or Address DR A. R. SPINNEY oc2eyl No II Kesrny Street San Francisco
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
Information Wanted.

Persons knowing of the whereabouts ef or.e Dt h,. will eonf-r favor on the undersigned by sdsrss2nI at Prescott. ArzorA LDA' Prescott. August s- isT1
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
LEG l. BLANKS, V EUeTy Class and Kind.

nrss: Sa nssa and for sale at the MINER orsce at a.s.s, es DO lawyer, justice ef the peace or other '"cef can reasonably fnd fault vish. 0'.e'
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-05
Pay Your Taxes.

Tax payers notified that the annual Territorial and CAnnty ax Is now due and payable ne at my ofce and that all taxes including Poll Taxes must te paid on or oe lore The l3th day If December 1875.
 All who fail to pay by that time will be put upon the Delinquent List ED F. BOWERS. Sheriff
 and ex-ofieo Tax Collector, Ysyapai Co Prescott Oct l5 is-5 oesI
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
10 Whom it May Concern:

q GENTS Chang Chang sells at sight SNec-
- essoRy as soap. Goods free Chang Chang
CO., Boston. Mass I9W4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
For sale-Town.

For rSa1e-TOwn.
For Sale-Frame house and full lot, corner of
Hinde and Main streets. Evergreens and Fruit
trees. Price reasonable.
For sale-A good 2-story frame house on East
street containing rooms.
For Sale-A good one story frame house on
Fayette street containing rooms full lot.
For sale-Large, two story, new, frame house
on Market street: modern improvements; srooms
For Sale-A nice house and lot near Post ctHce
desirable place for a business man to live.
For Sale-Two good frame houses near Hind
and Market street, viii be sold cheap.
For Sale-A nice, new frame house on Fayette
street, 2 rooms.
For sale-A nice new frame house on Broad
way, will be sold cheap.
For sale-Good business property on and near
Court street.
For Sales or very desirable properties with
nice grounds attached.
For Sale-A large frame house on Fayette St
containing rooms.
FOR SALE-A number Of beautiful building
lots. in various parts Of Washington.
Remember our office,
OVER HoLBROOK & ROWES
Boot and Shoe Store
j. s. FOSTER 4 SONS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
JNO. s.FOSTER &SONS
Real Estate AGENTS,
Washington g. H.. o.

TT you have piece OF eithsr Town or County
1Property that you wish to dispose of, Give
us call and we will work to your adYanta ge-
If you want to buy farm or town property we
viii be glad to show you all we have on onr
books. BY strict attention to business princi-
pies we expect to share your liberal patronage.
GIVE Us A CALL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-04-15
For Sale-Country:

For Sale-Country:
FOR SALE:
a s16 acres of land adjoining. the town Of Wat
erloo, known as the Pancaost farm. Very low.
ENOR SALE:
= A nice Farm containing $50 acres of good
black soil. wen cultivated, lying near Plymouth
EOR SALE:
u 200 or 800 acres of good Burr Oak land
lying between the Columbus and Waterloo Turn
pixies; g cleared, balance in good burr oak tim
Der; Plenty of good water on she place.
EOR SALE:
L 200 acres of land within = mile of corpora
tion. One of the best bargains in the County
LNOR SALE:
Il 11O2l acres of good farming land lying with
in miles of town; good house, stable Il fences
EOR SALE:
L 100 acres within x mile of Washington
good land; win be divided to suit purchasers
EOR SALE:
4 1S0 acres of A No land adjoining corpor-
alton at good improvement; for sale at a bargain
FOR SALE:
"a acres of good gardening land az miles
from town A rare chance
FOR SALE:
90 acres of good land, miles from town on
Circleville pike.