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Probate Citation

HHO THE HEIRS OF BENZ. WHITFIELD,
Il deceased, and to all other persons having
an interest in his estate:
You are hereby cited to be and personally
appear at the next regular term OF the Chan
Gerry Court for the 1st District of Kinds coun-
ty to be held at the court room thereof, in the
city of jackson, on the third Monday of April,
A. D. 1876, to show cause, if any you can, why
the final account of George Whitfield, as Ad-
ministrator of said estate, should not be al
lowed and he discharged, etc.
W. T. RATLIFF. Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, D. c.
w. T, RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. g. MOORE, d. C
Feb, At.
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lTH or AN OLD CITIZEN. P.
Esq an old and respected citizen,
his residence near this city Monday
His funeral will take place this
y from the Baptist church at 10
| lie will be buried by the Masonic
pity. The Grand Master OF the
Rev. A II. Barkley, will, by inviIa-
pnduct the ceremo les.
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NORTH WARD seems to have had
'poly in the matrimonial line of late
nth and West Wards will have to
p in this important particular. The
y is ample, and the parties ought TO
=,
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? DEAo.-A gentleman named
'ammack, who registered at the Mel
nse on Monday last, fell dead in froAt
lotel on Thursday night, at IL O'Clock.
AcGill held an inquest on the body
lay, and the jury returned u verdict
p from heart disease. Deceased was
6ity years of age.
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u the Board of Mayor and Alder
w. come up to time and reduce the
i of Mayor, Aldermen, Marshal,
Fer, Clerk, Assessor, Collector and
hen one-thrd2 We pause for reply
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PUr Down THE SALARIES, 1T is
about time the city authorities were step
ping to the music of retrenchment-Re-
duction of salaries all around the board andin
1t too, We wish to see it done, and quickly.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

THE SEWING MACHINE DEPOT and
purchasing agency of Mr.. VIM. Gregg,
and his excellent lady, No. 154 Canal street
is an institution of the Crescent city. They
sell all kinds Observing machines at reduced
rates, and carry on purchasing agency,
together with a general sewing and mil
Iinery establishment. People who want to
transact business in any of these lines
would do well to call on them.
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S25 REWARDl

ctTOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED on
- the night Of the 4th instant OdE BAY
HORSE, about n hands high, or years elds
has rather = long head, with q white an1t in
the forehead, and heavy mano and tail. wilh
one white hind foot The above reward VIM
be given for any information leading fo hir
recovery ID. MLLAol,
JayneGyille simpson Co., Misc.
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/ FRANK BURKITT, of the Chick
lessenger; Joel A. Hearne, Esq of
sw Albany Union, and Col. VIM
, Of the Yicksburg Sentinel, are
the delegates to the Masonic Grand
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DR.. TUT: o5 q, nv family, for
six wears, your Expect % orant - : state state that !
TO yourself and the PuspnSf;i, Hfi,cient in reliev-
have a naisOTmiy d,,rin1 lnInsonsry diseases a
ing ana nosed SSs1ssd to quackery, but toenaan
tls very plsssan.t and 1ss sKseileas ae Eos. and
fI1af which hare erperteHceo.
kespecAA H HARGR0vES,
Pastor Baptist Church, Elmlras =. -
March 19, 1874.
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,cp The finder of a $50 90 bill
an owner by inquiring at THE
hS OFFICE.
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J. f. LEE Of Byram, Miss, says;
1T is the best cast plOw / ever saw. runs
light, turns very well, goes in the ground Guo-
ly, and is easy to guide"
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,sduction of the corporate limits,
"a biz town, bnt reduction OF sal
want cheaper officers.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

h Friday night will be the regular
of the Board of Mayor and Alder
First business in order, reduction of
A Don't forget it.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

TED STATES VS.. GREEN ROBIN
harge, passing counterfeit money.
&c was tried last week in the U. S.
Court, Judge K. 4. Hill, presiding.
d of jury, not guilty.
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mandamus TO compel the levying OF tax.
But as the point was not made in the case.
the Court refraiued from expressing an
opinion on this question. 46ir1aed.
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have seen some post oak leaves
hown, gathered last week in Pike
By Mr.. Ben. Fortner. They were
klv green aud fresh.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Y & NJ. train came in last
with about three hundred negroes,
. for the Mississippi bottoms.
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M
FtH OF Coon AND UsEFUL
thousands of Christian people
sAout The States of Mississippi, Louis
arkansas will learn, with regret, of
VI oi Rev. Jas. Nelson. He died at
!, oh Friday last, 2lst inst, after a
a'Hess Of swamp fever, and his re-
aere inferred in their last resting
~. 'cksourg, on the day following.
9gn ~ mad charge of the work OF Min
Auucation in the States named, and
secsated himself to this work with
Iu success that has never been ex-
&c had also undertaken the grand
|ra n'ai work of the Mississippi Baptist
|; ;1nuVeneton-the endowment of Mis-
=. poilese. BUT he has been called, In
~ ~ VI MS labors aud in the prime oi
,on, naoOd. With unfeigned sorrow dc
nlcle his decease. The death of such
Il = ). not only loss to his depomina-
" christianity and society at iargt
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Grand Council of Royal and Sc
a:ters assembled at Masonic Hall
as morning at 8 O'Clock.
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\ G P. NELSON, of Amite coun-
among the many welcome callers at
,proS office last week.
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Jno. B. LEWIS Of Stems Creek Rankin Co..
." pronounce IL a success-h pillow worthy
the patronage Of all farmers
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sxrED. Immediately, a reduction
liz bg the Board of Mayor and Aid
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remains of Sam Jones, (calored),
h. drowned some days since, were
asst,week. lie was buried by Hope
bmpany No. 3, OF which he was a
N, Friday evening,
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l1L we have the pleasure of an
boz after the next meeting of the
hi Mayor aud Aldermen, that the sal
All eitv officers have been reduced !?
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Citation,

Supreme Court, October FERN, A. D. 1875
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I'm ADAMS. 1t will be seen by
cement in another column that this
PED tragedian will visit Jackson on
ay' February 5sh, and win appear at
\ Hall for one night only, in Tenny-
peautilul pastoral poem, Enoch Ar
Pc will be supported by Mr.. Coul-
EAe great character actor. Secure
|ats in time, for tickets will command
PUN on the night of the 5th.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Will II. HARVEY, of Choctaw Agency, Miss.
Better than any cast plow I ever used
light draft and well made; have tested it ln
both black stiff and sandy mixed, and it gives
entire satisfaction"
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

ClIyToy, MISS, July 18th. 1876.
MEssRs. STUART g. KTHKLANDs We have
thoroughly tried your plow; 30 is the best cnst
plow we have ever tried; first 60 Is more dur-
able second 10 turns dirt better, and runs
considerably lighter on tho team.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Mr.. r. II. ADDKINsoN, Of Camden. Miss.
By far the strongest-has tho best poInis.
and does the best work in moist on dry ground
Of any other plow.'
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LET's have reduction of salaries OF
city officers for a while, and see how 1t
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

HOTEL, New ORLEANs.-This
ulSu. passed By any other house OF
notation in the country, whether we
= It's excellent treatment of guests,
looeIate rates which are charged.
plhg Is comfortable and hpme-llke.
sehisi pr0pFietors, tie Messrs. Mum
y atson' with its accommodating at
we with each Other In contributing
rapplh"ss of their guests. ~.
V''y Hotel when you visit the Cres-
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Vail Robbcr Caught.

pave Just met Mr.. Henry Booth, Of
nery, Ala, who is special agent of
y oflce Department, who came here
'isa1e the reported losses of money
sstered letters, ETC., between Will
and Westville. By methods
luuerstood by detectives, the party
= III the habit of intercepting letters
0hey In them was easily caught, and
70 De Geo. w. Norwood, assistant
-aS'er at Mt. Zion. Among other
'ouhu upon his person, was one ad-
~ US from Mt Olive, dated January
IT, which we would probably never
e1fa from had not Mr.. Booth cap
aa handed it to us.
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If you want the best and most durable Cuat
Plow that is made, send your orders 90
STUART KIRKLAND
Jackson Miss.
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The Blind Family, from the Blind In
stitute, gave . concert in Meridian last
Thursday night,
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GEo, MURRET Of Pelahatchie, Miss;
Far superior TO the improved Avery flr
durability-there can be no Improvement made
the scraper."
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

THOMAS ATRIEsoN, Master Of Capitol Grange.
No. 10, at jackson, Miss:
"Have used almost every cast plow that has
been brought 10 this market, and can truly
say yours Is equal 90 the best. ] know it no.
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order and il has given entire satisfaction
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D. R. HEAnN. Of Tntalso. NIlss.

They have boon run in all sorts 0f land
both turf and rooty-nOne have hroken-they
are the best cast plow know o. The 8craDer
works like a charm"
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

If you want the best Cast Plow in America
with cast point, steel point, and steel scraper
all adjustable 10 the same pillow, send your orr
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

WANTED. IMMEpIATELY.-Re Reduced
salaries for city officials. Apply to the tag
PAYERS.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02
STUARg & KIRKLAND, Proprietors.

IF you want a good, cheap Cast Plow. send
i your orders to
STUART s. KIRKLAND.
Jackson, Miss
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and ,IerldIan RaIIroad.
The Mails Close

: hear show on the streets last
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

RETRENcHMENT music is in the air,
city officials had better hear it and dance
tO If
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

If you ever expect to rebuild the South. Pa
tronize Home Institutions, and keep your mo-
ney at home.
We defy competition In quality OF work. am
we ask is fair trial satisfaction guurau-
teed.
Hear what the Farmers who have tried them
and know, say about our plows;
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Mr.. J. r. POWELL, Of Canton, Miss. .

3" Is the best 7 ever used, and I can hiphIg
recommend it TO any one wanting % FIRST rnie
plow and scraper"
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02
THE CHOICEST AND CHEAPEST SHIRTS
IN NEW ORLEANS.
ND. IT. WAIASNRE'S.
no Cana. street, New Orleans,
Chancery Notice.
A. A. FORBES ct al.

In the Chapcery Court for the First District
of Kinds County, State of Mississippi
REBEccA j. Tanner
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For Rent,

A COTTAGE-Two RoOMs,-Garden at
~ tached, on Town CREEK, on Capitol St.,
price So per month.
A good dwelling and IL acres Of land In
Clifton Grove Survey-gOod new ENCLOSURE
cistern--house IN good repair fine orchard.
Price $40 per meath. vounsr0,y
January II, '7e-d6tw9t.
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Eg- All kinds Of PLANTATION MACUIN-
ERY and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
kept in stock
Oct. 4. Is7j-3m.
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STUART & KIRKLAND.
Jackson, Miss.
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- ~. Louis AZ Chicago
Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
- Jackson Junction as follows:
GoISG North.
............ ....... 500 p. N.
......................-....3 800 A. n.
GOING SOUTH:
.............. 500 p. VI.
.-'-'' ........... ...-........ 800 A. N.
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FLOUR BAGS.

PER 100, PRINTED.
No l. Mol
Ibs................ 25 Ia lbs,............. 3 90
,................. 70 40 " .............. 4 55
TDO NOT PRINT LESS THAN 900 TJ
ORDER.
Dec. y. 1s76-an
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L. +. MoSr0oWEBY, Of Madison Station, Miss
Pres Mississippi state Fair Association.
81 think IL equal to any cast plow now iu use
in this part Of the couutry-runs light turns
well, and is substantially made
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REPAIR SHOPS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
No man. woman or child who

No man, woman or child whC
doubts John Singler's ability to sci
cheap has only to give him call Il
be convinced to the contrary
There are 297 civil cases and Il
State cases on the docket OF the No
vember term of the Circuit Court oil
LaPorte county.
In the line Of stoves, either cook
box, or parlor, John Singler cannot
be beat, either in quality, style or
price.
COAL OIL 80 cts. per gallon at
W. 81. II. SToNER's, Inwood, Ind.
The roads from Rensselaer, to
Bradford and to Remington have been
so bad of late as to require 4 horses
to each hack to get along at any de-
cent rate.
-Lauer 6 Bro, Dry Goods mer-
chants, on Michigan street have a
fine room to rent, Immediately above
their store, suitable either for office
or shop. Rent reasonable. If
Clothes. Cassimeres, Flannels,
wooden goods, Carpets, trunks, etc.
cheap at Williamson & Cos.
n24-2.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
On the jump.

On last Friday afternoon, while Mr..
James Dollar and son and the sons OF
VIM. Rice were out fox hunting, about
half way between here and Tyner
City, they were the witnesses OF a
lively jump for liberty. While near
the Peru railroad track, and while the
two o'clock train north was passing
them, they saw two men suddenly
jump from the rear OF one OF the
coaches, and after rolling around and
doubling up several times gather
themselves up and make for the
woods near by. The train was soon
stopped and run back to the place OF
jumping of, when a search was COM
menced for the missing fugitives.
Sheriff Reissner, OF Indianapolis, was
the one who was most anxious to
find them, and from him the follow
ing facts were learned: He was TAX
ing a lot OF prisoners to Michigan
City, and while these two were in the
water closet, they managed, in some
way, to unwire themselves and jump
from the window. One OF the pris-
oners was soon found, having been
tracked In the snow, and was taken
aboard the train. He was injured
internally, and seemed to suffer pain.
His confederate escaped pursuit, and
is now supposed to be at large. A
reward OF 800 is offered by Sheriff
Reissner for his arrest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
FARM FOR SALE.

I will sell my farm, in West town
ship, on Knox road, 2 miles west OF
Dunkard Church, and z miles west of
Plymouth, on easy terms and long
credit. Said farm contains 100 acres,
is well watered, and timbered with
oak, ask, poplar, &C., good, two story
frame house, and 40 acres under cul-
tivation. A splendid stock and grain
farm, CONVENIENT to mills, churches
and schools, and miles from r. r.
station. Here is chance for some
man to secure home cheapl Apply
on premises for particulars. or ad-
dress A. W. CHEW,
nSf Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
WALKERTON.
WALKERToN, Ind, Nov. -, &c.

WALKERToN, Ind, Nov. -, &c.
Vincent and Son have opened
furniture store.
Henry Pershing was in our town
on the 2lst inst.
Our schools are all supplied with
excellent teachers.
DR.. Richmond is improving the
Interior of his Drug Store.
"A large number OF fattened live
hogs are shipped from this place.
Lincoln township gave lO9 Re-
publican majority, the largest, except
Penn, i'll St. Joseph county.
The Presbyterian Church COM
menced a protracted meeting in
Walkerton on the both inst. They oc-
cupy the Baptist House.
Stephenson is here making an ef-
fort to collect royalty on driven
pumps. Those who use such pumps
generally object to paying.
ED. Himmer dropped the matri-
monial yoke, last Sunday, upon
Thomas Van Wrinkle and Mary Glenn.
May they live long and prosper.
Miss Rebecca Stephenson has be-
come insane. She is much respect
ed lady and has the sympathy OF the
entire community. We understand
she is getting better.
Robert Kennedy has returned
from Iowa, on business. He. was one
OF the old settlers OF Marshall county,
but a few years ago he removed to
Iowa. He is sixty three, and hearty
as a buck.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
SEENIAl.
GREEN TOWNSHIP.

November 81, 1876.
The weather somewhat Hayes)y.
Mrs. George Worthington. who has
been prostrated for some time with
fever, is convalescing.-Married, Mr..
Alonzo Pelton, to Miss Hannah Van
kirk OF Starke county.-Mrs. Silas
Fish is dangerously sick with fever.
We did not think there was any
thing at stake on the results OF the
Presidential election in this Town
ship, but friend tells US that he has
up a "bunghole" on Tilden. Good
bye, keg and all.
The Victory school house is COM
pleted. Yet We have quite a number
Of school houses which necessarily
need some repairing; but, as the
funds are not sufficient to supply all
the deficiencies for the coming winter,
we must be content.
The reader will remember that
Greeley died Nov. 10Th, 1872. He
will also remember that Tilden Is yet
living. and if fairly elected will he
inaugurated March 9Th, 1877, the 4th,
being on Sunday. This occurred but
once previous to this. which was at
the Inauguration on Mr.. Zachary
Taylor, A. ID. 1S49.
vprrz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
The "IrOn TraiI.v

A spicy sketch descriptive OF a
trip over the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad. the beauties,
scenery and pleasure resorts OF the
Rocky Mountains, by hymn Grim
kle," the musical and dramatic critic
Of the New York World, sent free on
application, together with the San
Jisd,, Guide, maps and time tables OF
this new and popular route from
Kansas City aud Atchlson to Pue bio,
Denver and all points in Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona and the San
Juan Mines. The finest line of Pull
man Sleepers on the continent be-
tween the Missouri River and the
Rocky Mountains without change.
Special round trip tourists tickets
from the Missouri River to Denver at
$50, good to stop of at all points.
Address, L. j. ANDERSON,
- Gen. Passenger Agent,
ff Topeka, Kan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23

The Fowler Era says: Hog
cholera is playing sad havoc among
the swine OF this and adjoining coun-
ties. Hundreds of hogs have died
within the last two weeks.
WIN. L. Clarkson, OF Michigan
City, Michigan Central freight onduc-
tor was fatally injured Monday night.
the 18th. While between Porter and
Lake stations, in trying to pass from
one ear to another. he fell between,
and was run over by his train, crush
ing his arm and leg. Both were am
putated by DR.. Brown. Mr.. Clarkson
died on Tuesday. He was 80 years OF
age. and leaves a wife and child.
Col. Andrew Poe. of Plymouth,
shed the light OF his countenance into
our sanctum few days ago. The
Colonel was once connected with the
journalistic fraternity, and while the
compounders OF nostrums that cure
-all the ills that flesh is heir to-" may
have received valuable acquisition,
when he turned his attention in their
direction, we are satisfied that the
editorial fraternity lost one who
would have made shining light in
the profession. The Colonel writes a
vigorous article when he tries, and
his pen is as caustic as needs be when
occasion requires it.-Northern Hdi-
anidn.
List of patents issued to invcn-
tors OF Indiana for the week ending
Nov. 81, 1876, and each dated Nov. Z,
1876. Furnished this paper by Cox
& Cox, solicitors OF patents, Washing
ton, ID. c.:
U. Ballard-weed turner for pillow,
Richmond; j. Dodson-burglar alarm
Terre Haute; J. MISUNDERSTANDING
table, Indianapolis; G.. Deer-wood
boring machine, South Bend; W.
Hughes-gate. Columbia City; E.
Mears-rein holder, Attica; s. Rir-
tenhouse-saw mill carriage dog, Lib
erty Mills; r. Hamilton - harrow,
Franklin and ID. MISUNDERSTANDING
rods, Indianapolis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
BREMEN.

BREMEN, Ind, Nov. 20, 1876.
DIR. Schaeffer OF Huntington, Ind,
has been visiting his son-in-law,
Prof. Stauffer, during the past week.
Adam Apple has discovered an
efficient remedy for fever and ague.
Those desiring further particulars
should'apply to him.
Our physicians are complaining Of
adistressingly healthy season, afford
ing much happiness to our people,
but little comfort to the doctors.
j. z. Martin &C.,, late OF Three
Oaks, Mich. have purchased the
Central Bakery" and grocery store
at the old stand OF the Wiley Bros.
Mr.. o. E. Grosjean OF Wakarusa,
is in town soliciting subscriptions for
the Bremen Herald, n new weekly
journal to be published on or about
the 1st OF December.
Mr.. Hall deplores the loss OF q
barrel OF tar which the Democrats
appropriated to themselves and set
on fire the first night after election,
under the delusion that Mr.. Tilden
had been elected.
Rev. c. F. w. Huge, OF the Luth-
ern church, met with rather painful
accident, fracturing one OF the bones
OF the forearm. Dr. z. l.. Tone is at
tending him and he is making a rapid
recovery.
Married, Nov. 9th, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. John
Beyler Of Bremen, to Miss Tessie
Morris, of Wabash, Ind. The happy
couple have our best wishes for a
long life OF Joy and happiness.
Mr.. John DIETRICH g. Bros. have
opened out their new stock OF dry
goods. groceries, ETC., in the large
brick building just completed on the
corner OF Plymouth and Center strs.
Mr. Dietrich has proven himself one
Of our most enterprising and success
full merchants. III
The presidential contest is the
all-absorbing topic OF conversation,
and which itseems, alone can interest
our citizens at present. Some few
Of our Democratic friends think Sam.
Tilden must be counted in" at all
hazards, while the majority are will
4 ing TO abide the issue OF an honest
and impartial canvass Of the South
ern vote. The sentiment of tho peo-
pie is not covered or concealed, and
representatives OF both parties agree
! In regard to this matter. This state
of feeling Is gratifying, and must con-
firm confidence In the good sense and
justice of the American people which,
latterly, some respondent men have
been prone to doubt.
VELPEAU.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23

Mr.. Joseph Trowbridge, Of Tyner
City, died on Sunday morning at 3
o'clock. He got up Saturday morning,
feeling as well as an asthma invalid
of years could be expected to, and
after eating breakfast was sud-
denly taken i'll and continued to grow
worse until his death. He was &c
years old, and was one OF the pioneers
Of this country. He has been engaged
of late years in the mercantile trade
at Tyner City. He was gentleman
Of the kindest social qualities, and
was highly respected wherever known.
His funeral was conducted by the
Masonic order on Tuesday, and his
remains laid to rest in the Vinnedge
cemetery in North township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
To Soldiers OF the War Of 1861 and
their Heirs.

their Heirs.
The Additional Bounty act entities
all persons who enlisted after April
10Th, 1861, and served 3 years to SlOC
additional bounty. All who enlisted
for two years after April 14th, 1861
and served the full time, will receive
$50 additional bounty, il they have
not already received it. If the Soldier
was discharged for wounds received
he or his heirs are entitled to the adj
ditional bounty above named.
am prepared to obtain Bounties,
Additional Bountics, Back Pay,
promptly, and on the terms required
by the department. Many invalids
receiving 81, 81, 50, 81, So, Sc, 81, So,
50, and more per month, are entitled
to an increase Of their pensions.
Please bring them in at once before
the time expires.
JOHN s. BENDER, Atty at Law,
Balcony Block, Plymouth, Ind.
Nov. 9th.
--Stoll & Lensinger, butchers,
have sued the LogansPort Journal
for $1,000 damages, which they claim
to have sustained by the publication
OF an article stating that a certain
butcher had been observed making
sausage out OF dog meat.
Call at S. Becker's for your Ladies
Cloaks. from $500 up. The finest as
sortment in the city.