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MARINE,
CHICAGO.

Prop oconto. Grnen Bay, sundrfcs; ptob Chxl,
hletz, Manlatee, lumber; prop William A, Hr.
nun. Cleveland. coal; prop Missouri, Ma.ucts.
ifon orc prop Vanderbilt, buffalo. sundr,ca; ea
Chy OF Traverse, Traycras City, lumber; IN,
trader, South Haven, snndrses; prop q. r, ut.a
saugatuck, sundrica; prop Messenger, Beta
l1arbor, sundsles; prop g. j. Trucsdell st. H.
saudsics; prop Now Era, Qand usyea toxtr:
schr 1ronaides, Cedar River, lembes; sch, a.,A
Barnes, EscAnabR+ lumber; schr Kate G,lle,t e. ,
aaf !uvcf, cedar posts; sehr Lay State, Menszj
nce, lumber; schr Mary z. Hale, Escauabs, lss~
DEF; sehr Winnin Wing, Luatnglon; bark; m
Guido Ph!atnr. Milwaukee, light; sehr ". II, p,t
ham, Frankfort, lumber; schr William H. liz,
kns, Jscksouport, bark; schr Transfaa ena
havon. lumber; schr Golden Harvest, draadl.
ven, lumber; sehr Wolverine, Grand Haven, Ias+
bert sehs Biaek-1fawk, 'sluskegon, iruhr
sehr D. n. Martin. Menom1nrs, .unkt
sshr American Union, h1enonfuce, lumber; III
Contest Mu.kegon, lumber; achr i. ii. Gardnts
Ford ldver, Lumber; schr hclv'n 3. bacon, Clt,s.
Delos DeWolf. Buffalo. coal; acht island osssI
Saugataek, lnMber; ecnr John Miner Alp.tt
InMhes; schr Portland. Day City, lumber; ~
Clay Banku, bark; sehr Z. G. Hutchinson, Ill.
~ 70, sanaf!osi soh. cghs, 0rccn hay, lumber; xs
hqs mhe~1s 1,S., w. Fefsy. c!e.s,snI; seal; schr E
lotte, coal; schr John Narth Mani.trc, lunb.i;
ashr 2. Lestcr. Mau.stec, lumber; xchr WluoaA
Charlotte, eon!; bark. Arabia, Kingston, tt;
NcnonaId r. UHnss ssit T!es, wool; oask It
cls1nsscrs@sehrA American Saat: Union, McnonEp.z
h,eIon. I,ni5s1o M ton oan =, annu1iea; pt9p w.,
boygsr, 700 bu oats; schr lron,lcs. - Ccdar iiy,s
4oo ha oats hrls Oh, and sundries; sthr ". Il
HmMnin "a HmS!ofs, Is,n -, suhutlcs echr fsntaaka
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ner.. Ford Ntysr, sunlrlcs; schr i, II. ueefs by
10, Me hoaGc, . 1sls pork, and sundriea; prop Nss
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brls lolr, 10 bFis npsk. tea iurtI. nj rnrEs eon
and slndries; schr Tri-color, Holland. sitndIjt.;
ho2s onIsn.ran nas sa Il nu sYfs M Ga
hrlI -four, Ids bags meal, 10 bTfs salt. ID ia
pork. 10 bsls hcef, 6 bsgs seed, anl supdtes
rn,,,o1,rs
f1tEla1lTs.
ch'eAao'-r was fair Inquiry for f'.'a
and 2xe for corn In nnf1so esa .n,,... ~. as m.,.
~ f,nfystn"psar t. N..nI.as In. tno ehat.efs He's,
nSc; urops padser sss anu nn ga$o n,ler "n tss
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sshu5k t Sn:ai sGs thtouH #. IT. ros,
paSIty. li0. goo W whvas and no, 0ou bu cora.
v.s.c. Md*Ae1as, ;a'a c Ssps 0MTho dsaud for E',a
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Locke wi We.s and ass' sys u nsIs n;. s
Typo' what 10 aolsflch Il. :5is.
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The market snnday has dwinalca down to !s'
caEgoea....Tho kchr American Uuton arrived he's
srbr tob,, Niue. 1n.+ ,,..l... -. ~. a,..
, 1876-09-12

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!97;o,,s. Ihs t,sstct ssssa arI 4 70 es,h q
seitrr H9.em1cr; anl g. PEt9 'f.4 aelltr thn year
summer lhs. VIA nTEtnM at luc pct ft> ribafow tho
Hrl'sWerc Hrel. IN consequence Of ltaAt oyer!ne>,
pork AMI ari. s,ies fer"iielnf III soies min:
's5m' e. ..' enE af ;l.s5 scars ,ssr art
49M Md ,os,rn = ho.e. Ionx N. ham, !. n.
cE' !aos 1. sfor: tn: e.;h Or sellsr scp.ea
t. ssa s}}sae az n se'!tF octoeer sos No Ttatss
Hs ios thondcri foe for lhort riLA io,ta 2Sr sort
cltArs *nA Ia4+c for hams ail md tsckR.
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lI9l31o Tor aTeet.pteslcd hstuts AID laG t3Ae fof
Long anI slort cttnrs. seller November, RttzalSc.
boxci do selcr December. sc shoulders for Daccn.
grtass-Wss quiet ss basc, with sale Of 40 packages
REEF rRonucTs7 We're ssesay and quiet at sio.7.
So, h9420 70 for hams.
I1atr-WAs n,lntcd Vi 7{&Bc for cttF, ,&ud 7G7Hc fot
country lots. according to condition.
, 1876-09-12
TIE CANAL,

DainorFonr, Sept i1.-ANEtvrn-w. J. Hoe
buck. Nomco, q, 600 bu com; A!oulo c4ristp, sen
cea, 3, zoo bo coEn, 20 tohs ssed; cntaIio, rtEu,
Q. 900 10 eotn' Delight, ctlswa. uoo bu corn
Nidgts, Ottawa, &, eD0 bu corn; q. l., b9o.n; n,
Utica, u GOO bu cosa, prup Peeflssf Ottawa. !,e'o
bu coru; 9anpuat. pttaus. $500 aa corn; Fa.7
pix. losapost, q. TOO bu oals; Gold Isaa, ssasss
, 1876-09-12

kHEEF-Ths RECEIPTS vcrs only I7o head. In tho
S2.tA44. ~ tor poUF TO boat. -
NEW fOHK.
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lng u0ofo tls Esek xx&nAt VGUjfof tis pFeyivIs
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sa9lM; " s
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~ pes O. !n!aflot nd ooulnuut prtulu aud s1tfa
slsai9sss pss p y ares. st55 ri .eloated nati1s
lo9.t!l. 7lLfaAe paf j., U 1sesa t4*ss -.
SAetp aAl Ltltt-Recalph, u 80 making Us 84o for
thc Msek - tln4t ~ 40 &ae ptsYlGus Weok sheep ha
mpasssla sale 4 fetmeJ qa5ls.loat +kaa Fss s
taH1a Lowell VIA ~ spH tfaln y tHsofe pr = for
WeateIa slesp sspea;lf a Psf a
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aSRst "a 7se 1v[ 9 lAAt hsski Euyl s4fa.fya Etatd
, 1876-09-12

NNFPs$R3S0
NEN fouA. Sept. ll.-Qold weak, and closed
At ths lowest point Of the day; opened Ut ll0k.
Adtsskaa 70 l10;A. aoQ fel ~ u u0. Borrowing
, 1876-09-12

- = 2 2tA EN- lINL.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. Ropt l1.-ani,lts Of tn,nt,t+.
nfm 1t 10 ~ .H'"AAs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
MANf<kUC kEE..

MAxINKUcKEE. Dee. 4, 1876.
"A new arbcr pole at Sam Longs
Bert. Norris sports new buggy.
There j. much iced OF n church
ut this place.
e. B. y..rschoiocl< is teaching
school ut this place.
There is a bear trying TO educate
wolf near Santram.
Isaac X lfz's mother was buried
on last Monday at the Poplar Grove
cemetery.
The Rev. Byco held a series OF
meetings here week before last. H..
m.,de twelve additions TO the church.
We understand that two OF our
citizens were IN dc one on last
Thursday. Washington Overmeyer
and Rosauna Myers.
The Union township boys had q
corn hnsking at Joseph Dudgeon's on
last Monday. The champion husker
OF Green nip did not put in an
appearance.
We would like TO know the trea-
son why we can't get the election re-
turns? We can get news from the
north pole just Us quick as we can
from Louisiana.
There are some papers just mean
enough 10 agi,ate the war question
now and some men mean enough To
believe IL. For myself am like the
Dutchman, when l fight l generally
pull off my coat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

they stand shivering on the brink OF
everlasting woe, and fear to launch
away?
- Our public school under the man
agement o: Mr.. Greenawalt, assisted
by otherco up.-ent teachers. is giving
general uisraction. and those VIII }
ar" slJwrst To take up with stranger
can not but admire his unassun.i ~
manner and gentlem tnly conduct.
The Bourbon correspondent OF
the Plymouth Democrat does not
speak or the .IirrOr as he should.
While we are sure the Mirror is gen
orally ackno vleISei to be ii credit to
Bourbon, AMI we think every one
should take an Interest i'm its con,in-
uance.
The NJ. Z. Sunday School had
their monthly concert last Sunday
night. The singing WAS generally
good, and music we'll chosen, especial
ly the piece sung by Miss Stenebaugh;
an original paper read by Miss Nettie
Arnold was attentively listened 70
and admired by ALL
Last Sunday as 1 was going to
church | met no less than half dozeu
persons with guns on their shoulders
making for the rabbit linds. IL young
men have no respect for themselves
they had better join the "Modocks
and vacate their places in civilized
communities. Their names should
and will be given in the future unless
they reform.
To-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
The Western Rural.

Milton George, n practical and sue
cessful farmer, and for several years
connected with the editorial staff oi
the Western Rural, has become the
owner OF that popular and sterling
Farm aud Family Weekly, anil has
recognized it upon frmer basis
than ever before. 1t il now greatly
improved, AMI has the ablest and
best editorial staff and list OF con-
tributors to he found on any agricul-
tnraI paper in the country. 1t is also
the champion Of cheap transportation
and equal justice to all classes. Com
bining its practical infor nation on
rural affairs with its entertaining and
instructive literary departments.
make IL the most complete farm and
family newspaper extant. The price
is $500 per year with rest OF '76 free
to new subscribers. Less TO clubs.
Address The WESTERN RURAL
Chicago, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Owing TO the delay in organizing
the House of Representatives the
Presidents Message was not read un-
Ill Tuesday-and hence did not ar
rive in Plymouth until Wednesday
noon, too late for its entire insertion.
We, however, give tn. more i'm
poItant portions OF the message. in
fulI, emitting and briefly commenting
on its less important portions.
1t will be observed thar the presi-
dent says not a word directly con-
corning the southern troubles. 1t is
UNDERSTOOD that in q short time the
president will seHd special message
70 Congress specially devoted to this
subject. This special message will be
looked for with the greatest interest
and anxiety Meanwhile public at
tentiOn will be mainly directed to the
other departments OF the govern
nient and to the solution Of rhe state
troubles in South Carolina. Con-
sress seems anxious to interfere in
the matter Of the three contested
southern states.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
LTNKHILLE.
LINKvILLE, Nov. 2Sth. 1876.
inter i'm ,.arnpst

LINKVlLLE, Nov. 18th. 1876.
Winter in earnest
--Parents should visit our schoo :
occasionally.
Schools are progressing finely so
far as heard from.
There is talk OF having Christ
mas tree in the church.
Our blacksmith is now busy hoe
ing horses. Price s. per span.
Rev. Grippe preached at the churcl
STU diy evening aud Sunday fore
noon.
Lobe Buell. and Aleck VinDedg.
have taken mp their residence i,
town.
The town was increased Satur-
day night by one; its Il girl. weight,
1 pounds.
The young folks organized "a sing
ing class at the church last Sunday
evening. 1t will be conducted by
Prof. Shaffer, Of LaPaz.
Our sportsmen have brought In
several wild turkeys during the pres
ent snow. They report great many
in the woods the present season.
Now that the excitement OF th,
campaign is over, neighbors will IL
turn to neighborly feeling, and ex-
change fiat irons and green tea as
frequently rs ever.
-Thosr young men OF our town
who make it business of taking their
guns and dogs and 60 out hunting
every Sunday, had better stop. We
hive law f0rbidding such doings
and it will he put i'm force il not
stopped.
Now all those Democrats who
thou sht, il Tilden was elect ID, he
wolla give them mule and make
times easy, and all the r .plblican-.
who expected an army overcoat and
u living without work. IL Hayes sue
Gee tel, hal better look for a Job.
The laws OF business govern the
times. and the success OF no man OF
purity will make times "easy' for III
man who does not paddle his own
canoe.
JouS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
General News.

The text OF the new Turkish con-
stitutioa has been communicated to
The powers.
The steamship Russia, which ar
lived from Liverpool recently,
brought e2S0.000 in gold c)in.
In Russian and German diplomatic
circles II is doubted whether the con-
T. renee will be able to settle the
complications.
1t is sail tn 1t Russia will be glad
10 retreat from "a position involving
disastrous war il she can do so with
out losing prestige.
John TrOuiy. an old and widely
known farmer OF Cass county. Iii
nois, failed. Liabilities, 100000; as
sets less than $4,000.
A Spanish man-of- war and two
transports have arrived at Havana
with 5000 troops. The total number
o. troops arrived to dite is 25.O1o.
|
A joint resolution passe the Yer
mont house yesterday, to instruct
congressman To use their inf .,ence tu
secure permanent resumption OF spe-
Gle payment earls in 1879.
l.. s. M'tcalf,'. Republican candi-
late for congress in the thir,l district,
st. Louis. has dec lined the - 8 ton
III Mr.. Frost 10 refer the matter oI
their election back TO the people
A fire at NJ III DON, Illinois, Monday
night, nearly destroyed Dole Broth
-rs' large block. together with the
stores and various establishments.
Total loss about $1,000; insurance
nearly two thirds.
The official vote OF Kansas, with
the exception OF Barton and Pratt
counties, is now in. Hayes r. lived
77,5l0, Tilden 37.47l; Hayes majority
40,039. The two counties NOT Ie-
SttNCo VIII iHticdSc tllal.
II is stated that Capt. Alien Young,
who commanded the Pandora in her
recent trip tie the Arctic regions, will
next spring again attempt The north
western passage in that vessel.
-Doughnuts. One cup OF sugar.
one cup OF sweet milk, one egg, one
teaspoonful Of soda dissolved in a
little OF the milk, and three teaspoons
! ful OF melted lard; add a little salt
and nutmeg, and aour enough 10 roll
well. Have ready kettle OF boiling
lard in which TO fry them.
The waste in making aud me2ding
fences that are unnecessary is very
great. The fences and walls on
farms in this State alone cost nearly
s25 900, 900. and the average annual
cost OF repairs exceeds $1,000. 900
But this is not ALL The loss OF time
caused by small lots and the loss OF
land and crops would make still
greater sum. "a very large part OF
which might be avoided by the re-
mOval or The division fences. We
are not Obliged To bnild fences to
keep cattle out, bnt only to keep our
own cattle in. and hence the expnn-
sive fences aloug the public high
ways might, in many eases. be dis
p-nsed with.-Massachusetts Plough
man
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07


Mr.. Hutton, OF Chill, Miami
eou lty. was here OH the fifth inst,
speeding land for the purpose OF
p .rchasing.
The Argos Legislative Society
will meet ut the school house on next
Monday evening the llth inst. No
'1ull dozing" there
Mr.. {. Pickerl is teaching the
Nhlppoorwil school. The schools in
the several districts. so far as heard
from, are in full blast.
We chronicle the death OF Mrs
Madeline Etlicher, the wife OF Peter
;tlicher. which occurred on The
sixth inst. The deceased has been
subject 10 a chronic disease for more
han year previous TO the recent
attack OF The lowest grade of typhus
ever Funeral services will be hell
1t Argos.
| SCHNTCKFIFRITZ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
JcHN MAcKE'
WALNUT.
WALNrr. Dec. I. I

WALSrr. Dec I. 1876.
Matte Cook, OF Rochester, i.
/ visiting friends II, this place.
! j. NJ. O'Blenis has returned t.
: Walnut after an absence OF several
mouths.
DR.. J. r. Bunnel aud wife are
called To mourn the loss OF Il lovely
little daughter Ph-be. aged two years,
after protracted illness.
We have n literary society with
J. f. Mccoy, Pres, George Burnett.
Vice Pres. G. II. Thompson, See.
ami J. T. Dokc. Treas.
A proiracie'l me ting by the New
Light and u. D. denominations com
menced ut the Gordon school house
last Saturday evening. Much good
may be- done.
Thinking that items from Wal
nut would be interesting u sons OF
your readers / will cnleavor from
time % time To- give in brief The do
ings OF this place.
-MairieI-By Samuel Body. Esq.
Nov. Goth. Mr.. Manuel Zerby aud
Miss Jennie II inaels. May thu hap
py pair 80 con luct them selves that
neither may never have reason to re-
pent this act.
Mrs. Allie Cook, wife OF Jno. Il.
Cook. died of epilepsy Dec. 3i. Sud
denly 81 husband, mother and large
circle of friends realize that In the
midst Of life We are in the milst OF
death Age % years, one mouth and
Is days.
Snow TO the depth OF ten inches
fell during the latter part OF last
week, finding many OF our citizens
unpreparcd for it-lacking warm
houses and firewood. Wives and
children can endure it while hus-
bands and fathers are happy at the
post Office and stores with tobacco,
profanity and politics.
A. GRIcoLA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
GREEN TOWNSHIP.

December 6, 1876.
Look out for chicken thieves.
Beautiful weather, and good
roads.
The typo made US say V. Bair,
instead Of n. Bair.
S. G.. Wolf.rd, f. Lewis and D.
Newcomb, are on the sick list.
Boys, chickens or no chickens,
please shut the bars next time.
Mr.. John Lowry OF Argos, has
moved over into Green. to get fat on
grasses.
Rev. Mckee will preach at the
Gilead church next Sunday ut three
O'Clock.
Quite number OF foxes In the
township, AMI why not have grand
old chasef
Now Is the time to hunt turkeys,
shoot rabbits and read the Marshall
County REPUBLICAN.
Tho citizens in the locality OF
Whippoorwill are about to N axe an
attempt to organize a debating So
ciety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
The NJ. E. District Conference

The NJ +. District Conference
during its session in this city held ar
examinaiive into the ease OF The
Rev. b II. Bcall III Walkerton. The
charges were ne believe for insnbor.
dination. working on the Sabbath
etc. In tho absence OF Bro. B~all
his counsel, T. G. Stringer, defended
him. The result OF the examination
and di.cussion was the expulsion OF
the Rev. Is. II. Deall from this con
ference.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

The bust of the late Horace Gree
ley, presented to friends OF The d.
ceased by American printers AMI
journalists, was unveiled at Green
wood Cemetery Sunday afternoon IL
no pr essence OF aqOnf loo people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Gov. Hendricks has ordered
elections on the Doth, to fill the va
cancies created in the Senate by tn.
death OF M Cree, from the district
OF Madison and Henry. aud in the
House By the death OF Mr.. Stod.lar.i,
joint Rrpr sentative from Parke and
Montgomery counties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

An Akron, o.. special says: San
Jose Brenizer, tried and acquitted
last spring o. the rob5ing OF tn.
United States Express Company's
safe OF $1,000. voluntarily appeared
yesterday and confessed his guilt
The confession is supposed to be the
r-snlt OF attending .hs Moody and
Sankey meetings in Chicago. Brrn.
izer has restored to the company
about $1,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Next morning after the election the
New York sun printed 100000 copies
the largest newspaper edition ever
issued 10y one Office in this country.
Estimating 100 papers to- the inch.
the pile would be nearly 1St feet
hf,b
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

The buIl-dozer now occupying tho
presidential chair, seems determined
that his administration shall go down
20 history n the most infam )us that
ever cursed the American republic
Pf mouth Democrat
Just you wait, brother, until his.
tory has passed its verde. on the
administration OF Gen. Grant. We
have noticed, by the way. that all ol
Grants acts have been ~infamous" t.
the Democracy ever since he began
connuering the rebellion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07


and the application of applied science
in the administration Ot the affairs uf
the government Many nations have
voluntarily contributed their eXhib-
its To the Uuit,d States 10 increase
The interest in any permanent exhibit
ton that Congress my provide for.
For this act of generosity they should
receive the thanks OF the people. and
L respectfully suggest that IA reSOiu
ton OF c )n.;ress 10 that effect b
adopted.
OUR ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
The attention OF G sress cannot
be too earnest { called tn TIL. nec"s-
sity of THROWN. some greater safe
guard over the mrfhol OF chOo-i ing
AMI declaring the election at u presi
d"nf. Under the present system
there seems To be no provided rem
dy for contrasting the election in any
one STAT. Thc.rem"dy is partially.
, no doubt. in the enlightenment OF thu.
I'll ctors. The compulsory support
OF the free schools, and the disHran
chisem',nl Of all who cannot road r
write the English language, after IA
fixed probation, would meet INV
hearty approval. would not make
this apply. however, TO those already
voters; but L would TO all becoming
so after the expiration of the proha-
ton fixed upon. Foreigners coming
u the country to become citizens,
who are educated i'm their own Ian
g'iace would acquire the requisite
L. Il 81 Il
sarv residence TO obtain naturaliZa-
ton. III they did not lake enough
interest in our language To acquire
sufficient knowledge. of It to enable
them 10 study the institutions and
laws of the country intellis .ntlv, |
would not confer upon them the
right 10 make such laws nor TO Sc
lect those who DO.
I'm c!o'i7g the message the presi-
dent refers briefly bnt fo-cibly to one
OF his administrative acts not gencr-
ally acceptable to the Icople; and
among them he defends his original
plan for the purchase OF San Do
mingo. The mos sag, closes as fol
lows: With the present
Congress my off .ial lif.. terminates
II IS not prob ibl. that public aT,irs
will ever again receive attention
from me further THAI n u citizen OF
the republic. always taking deep
interest in the An,r. integrity, and
prosperity or the whole la'i's
U. ). CRavr.
Executive Mansion. DEC ). SO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Thos. r. Piper, awaiting sentence
at Boston for receiving large
amount OF goods stolen from S. s.
Pearce & Co., is now accused OF de-
frauding his late employers, Thomas
Dana & Co., out OF $4,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

The Porter County yidette spells
bought, bot" would, -wo'd:-
thought, -tho't.- could, ~co'd;'
neighboring, ~ne'bori,iS." etc. Is
life so brief as all this comes so? j.
takes us longer to decipher the alb
breviarions than 1t would TO have
written the words in full. God" for
could is outrageous in a newspaper
editorial.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Newly elected Trustees should re-
member that the statutes requir.
them 10 give public notice OF th,
time and Llace IT which they will
transact township business. How
many In this country have complied
with the law?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Rev j. w. Williamson, ID. d., tn.
distinguished Universaiist author am!
divine. AMI one of the fathers of OLD
Fellowship in America. died at Gin
cinnati on the Goth. He was seyent,
wears oil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

A fire in Lynchburg. Va. Monday,
destroyed the tobacco houses OF L.
H. Allen and George Mills. besides
damaging other property. Loss over
10000; mostly insured.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

Samuel j. Randall of Pennsylvania
was chosen Speaker or the House OF
Representatives on Monday. H.
received 161 votes, all JAS. A Gar
field the Republican candidate 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07

A dispatch from St Petersburg as
serls that the Russign Government
has ordered 2OOOO,OO0 cartridges in
the United States.