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DRY GOODS.
IRY TELEGRAPHl

NEW YORK. July 25-Business was fair
with cotton goods commission houses, and
wool fannels and Kentucky jeans were in
good demand but fancy cassimeres and over
coatings were quiet. Cotton goods steady; me-
dunn and dark IN fair request. Mallory pink
prints advanced to six cents. Hosiery, I'M
derwear and fancy knit woolens fairly act
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CHANCERY SALES.
Cbancerv Sale Of Real Estate,

No. 22q7- Chancery Court of Shelby county-C. j
Wildberger, Adm'x OF John WildbeTger, vs.. Phoebe
Meinrath ct al.
BY virtue of an interlocutoTy decree for sale Ell
tered in the above cause on the Sd day of July,
1878, will sell, at public auction 10 the hishest
bidder, in front of the Clerk ana Masters office,
Courthouse Building Main street. Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday. August 10. ISIS,
within legal hours the following described property,
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-w!t: Commence
ing at the northeast corner OF John Wildberger 8
305-acre tract; running west to stake on the Cow
Island road thence south with said Cow Island road
to stake; thence due east to stake on the eastern
boundary line OF said 81 tract; thence north
with said boundary line to the beginning, contain
ing nine co. acres more or less, together with all
the appurtenanceS thereunto belonging.
Terms of Sale-On credit OF II months; puT-
chaser TO execute note with approved security; lien
retained TO further secure the purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred. THIS July 3, 1878.
(. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
n Scales Sol for cnm.II,I
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true copy: CRABrREE BELCHER City Register.
AN ORDINANCE creating Supply Committee

AN ORDINANCE creating q " supply Committee
for the Purchase OF supplies, etc, for the city.
WHEREAS, The fabulous prices now PAID for every
article used by the city is not only unjust and totally
destructive the well being of any corporations; and
whereas, much of this enormous outlay migAt be
curtalled by thorough system OF purchasing by
contract; and whereas, the different heads OF the
various departments not always presumed to be
familiar with prices of commodities in their various
departments, and consequently are compelled to be
at the mercy of those from whom they purchaser
therefore,
Section 1. Be IL ordained by The General Council
Of the city Of Memphis, That all supplies, repairs
articles of any kind used in the various depart
ments shall be purchased or repaired as hereinafter
provided
Section 2. BE 1t further ordained, That there shall
be appointed a committee of three from the Com
mon Council and two rom the Board OF Aldermen,
to be styled Supply Committee" which shall be
passage of this ordinance. whose duty 1t shall be
examine all applications for supplies. repairs, ETC.
submitted Icy the heads OF the various departments
they shall then proceed to purchase the same, or
have said repairs made, by the lowest and most re-
sponsible BIDDER, provided, however that all appll
cations above provided must 1rSt be approved by
the various Standing Committees to which they have
Section g. BE IL further ordained, That all moneys
coming in from the various departments OF the city
shall De set apart and credited to said departments
as special fund, only to be used in the purchase Of
supplies repairs of said special department. pro-
Vided that this ordinance shall not apply to general
privilege tax regularly made and provided Tor by
law.
Passed second and final reading by General Coun
cil July 3, 1878; and by Aldermen July D, 1873.
j. R. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
Attest. CRABrREE BKICHKR CITY Resister
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON. VA.

THE largest frst-cass Institution for Young La
i dies in Virginia, with an able corps of twenty
five teachers. Opens the first Wednesday In Septem-
Der 1878 and closes the first Wednesday In June
1879. For catalogues, containing full particulars
address MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,
Stanton, Virginia
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In the matter of Jos. d. Sanls, Bankrupt.
PY virtue of general order of sale, given by the
u United States District Court for the Western
District OF Tennessee, Will sell, at public auction,
on the second day OF August, 1875. at the
southwest corner OF Main ana Madison streets at
O'Clock ali the right, title and interest the bank
rupt had at the date of filing his petition In bank
ruptcy In and 10 the following described real estate
to-wit; Seveny-seven acres, more less, situated
and ly1i in the county of Hardeman, state of Ten
nessee In c vii district No. 10. near the town of
Salisbury Tenn, being on the lire OF the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and adjoining the property
OF BUrrell SAUL, John W. Scott and Wheatley Dem
mis-. HERBERT RHETT
jyi2 wed-sat Assignee of Jos. d. Sauls
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COTTON.

The market was insignificant again yester-
by,sales being under 100 bales. For the season
here was fair demand, but there was no
Loics 10 the offerings, only poor samples at
acting little attention. The markets gen.
[allv were quiet, with no point of special in
rest in any OF them, and no change in spot
|lotations anywhere.
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ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE to amend Subsection SO of Sec

AN ORDINANCE to amend Subsection SO of Sec
ton 226 City Digest
SECTION l. BE a ordained or the General Council
Of the city Of Memphis That Subsection 80 Sec
ton 226, be so amended as 10 read after the words
"Odorless Exc4vating Company" as fellows: And
all other persons and companies doing the same
kind of business shall be required TO pay tax OF IL
cense of hundred dollars for the privilege and
of the dump at the foot of Clay street and its
water privileges, per annum; and on payment Of
said license said company or companies shall be eX-
empt from the several tax on wagons used for the
purpose.
Passed second and final reading by General Coun-
ell, June II, 1878
true copy: CRABTREE BELCHER City REGISTER.
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RIVER NEWS.
weather md Rivers.

Weather and Rivers.
The table and dispatches below give Off
cial particulars concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS, q. S. A.
MEMPHIS, July %, 1878.
Above low Changes.
,-,,,o,,o water. -
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Saturday, August ~, 1878,

within legal hours, the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee. tOHit Known
as part OF lot No. TO- in block So: Beginning at a
stake 80 west of the Intersection Of the south
line of Vance street with the west line OF Orleans
rect; thence west 80 feet; thence south with Pet
tits east line SO feet TO 20foot alley; thence east
with the north line of said alley 30 feet; thence
ncrth l56 7-12 feet to the beginning.
Terms OF Saie-Cash. Equity Of redemption
barred. July Is, 1873. Z. A. COLE, c. and NJ.
Smith q Collier, Soils. for comprnL
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DiSFENSARX.
Esr. So. .. .S0saEskoa'z
PRIVATE
Medical DispeRsary,
No. IA JEFFERSON STREET,,
between Main and Front. Memphis,
l,ssTAR11sHED IN 1891

DR. JOHNSON IL acknowledged b. all parties
IL tereSted by far the most successful physician
Ia the treatment of private secret diseases. Quick
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed In every
case, male or female Recent eases Of GonoTFhea
and Syphilis cured in few days, without the use or
mercury change of diet, hindrance from business.
Secondary Syphilis the last veStIge eradcated viii
out the use of mercury Involuntary loss of semen
stopped In a short time. Sufferers from impotency
or loss OF sexual powers restored 60 fre g2uf liz
few weeks. Victims of self-abuss and excessive
7enery, suffering from sperInaEoTThea and lOss OF
physical ana mental power, oD5s..iiiy 4nd peTms-
nently cured
Particular attention psfd 20 tie Diseases Of
Women, and cures guaranteed
Throat and Lung Diseases cnTed BY new remedies,
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express to all parts of the cOun-
try. 0ffjce hours from 81 to PM Sundays
from 3 70 pm u ). JOHNSON. MD
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Saturday. August 10. 1878,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No l975-Chancery Court of Shelby eounty-Por-
ter, Taylor x Co. VS.. J. NJ. Williams ct al
BY virtue of an interlOcutOTy decree for SALE en-
tered In the above the 2Sth day OF June,
1878, will sell, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and masters Office COURT
house building, Main street, Memphis. Tenn on
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va. Situated within 90
yards of Fort Monroe. Open all the year. with ample
capacity for 800 guests. Has all modern improve
Reconsideration, gas and electric bells In every ROOM
water, bathrooms and closets on each floor. Six
daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to twenty
nrst-cass steamers land daily, except Sunday, $50
YARDS from the door. Superior beach for bathing
door-steps. and good from May until November.
Boating, fishing and driving especially attractive
send Tor circular describing hygenic advantages
Terms 81 to So so per day. according to location of
and number in room, length of stay, etc
II. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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Feet. inches inches

fBelow high water mark OF 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time Bar rbe,I Wind Rain waatbar
Illne. Bar. fnef "Ihu. Fall weather.
700 am. 1890 IA NE. Fair.
200 pm. 1882 90 =, S.W. Fair.
1900 D.mI o4.77 | 81 s. IClaar.
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I'M New ! OK BUlItfIl, OF Tuesday, re-
|rts: About the same general features
ere current again to-day, a strong front
ing shown b. operators tor rise, vita a
tther gain made on contracts for this
bnth and next, and later options sympa-.
Ezing to some extent. In brief, the bulls
htrol the position for the time being on the
esent crop, and are doing just about as they
Ease with the market, with apparently
eater success to-day in inducing a covering
nong the shorts. Advices from Liverpool
uld hardly be called stimulating, but there
ere evidences of quiet interest amoug ex-
lrters, coupled with rumors of considerable
Hes, and the limited supply and this, with
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Louisville and Nashville and
Great Southern.
Memphis and Charleston.

1900 pm HAS am.
b.45 pm. 1858 am.
500 am. 9:3o am
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
INWOOD.
by EQUINOX.

Farmers are preparing for spring
work. -. 4. Several of cur citizens
avaiIed themselves OF the excursion
last Tuesday to visit Fort Wayne and
attend the Beecher lecture. 80. A
scandal in the breeze. but we await
further developments. E. M. Bash.
OF LaPaz, is visiting relatives mere,
-. When that legal would-be gentle
man OF Plymouth wishes to take an
other weeks drunk, he had better go
to some city where there is a public
hospital. and not be dependent on the
charity OF widow woman, as he was
during his orgies at our town.
Brothers should know better than to
fight among themselves, as a couple
OF our citizens did.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Brainard's Musical World.

The March number OF this favorite
musical monthly contains an i'm
mense amount OF interesting and in
structive musical literature. and also
the following choice new music:
Dancing Leaves" fantasia for piano,
by Il. Mattel; "Mossy Dell Schottisch."
by Chas. Kinkel; Beautiful Dreams"
waltz-song, by w. G. Levey, and a
new song and chorus by Westendorf,
Write to me often, Darling" This
music would alone cost $500 in sheet
form, but it can all be obtained in the
Musical World" for March, for only
fifteen cents; or, for $3.50, you can
obtain the world" one year. Cata-
logues OF sheet music. etc., sent free
by the publishers, Williams x Manss,
"a W. Fourth ST., Cincinnati. o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
New Music.

From Messrs. Williams & Manss.
IA West 4th ST., Cincinnati, we have
received several new and attractive
pieces of music, as follows: Colleen
Avara" a beautiful new song and
chorus, by Max Vernon, and is a
beautiful piece. Price 80 cents.
Echoes" sparkling waltz, easy,
pretty and bright. Price 30 cents.
One OF the funniest comic songs Of
the day, Grease the Griddle, Biddie,
Darling" 1t is burlesque on the
sickly sentimental songs of the day
yet it is sensible itself. Just the
thing to make a company laugh. Get
it-3O cents. Send for their catalogue
for new music. Remember the ad-
dress, WILLIAMS & MANss,
IA w. Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
To Farmers.

Save money and don't get cheated
by buying your nursery stock at the
Pretty Lake Nursery, VIM. Holland,
proprietor. His stock is clean and
fresh and is sold at the lowest rates.
His trees grow when planted aud he
don't sell any dried up sticks. Out
Of GAO trees sold Mr.. Humrichouser
only 10 were lost, and out OF fifty
two evergreens for Mr.. John Soice,
only one died. Give him a call, and
don't let travelling Nursery men swim
die you any longer. Remember the
place, Pretty Lake Nurseries, two
and half miles west OF Plymouth.
VIM. HOLLAND,
malta Proprietor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Friday we jumped aboard the IL :.

Friday we jumped aboard the IL :
30, train on the l., z. & G. Railway
and in a few minutes were in Argos.
1t was our first visit to that place, in
deed the first time we had been out
side the limits of Plymouth since our
arrival in the State. We were unac-
quainted with any one. but as it was
just noon we soon found our way to
the Smith house, where we found an
excellent dinner to which we did
ample Justice; and IL any Of our read
ers have occasion to visit Argos, as
many OF them no doubt will, they
will find genial host and plenty to
eat at reasonable price by going to
the same place.
The afternoon we spent among the
business men OF the place, and must
say that without exception We never
met more pleasant men than they
are. From every one we received a
cordial reception and the best wishes
for the success of the REPUBLICAN.
We should like to say few words in
regard to the business OF each, but
haye not the space this week. The
town is situated in the midst OF a
beautiful farming country, has a
splendid school house. good churches
and population that will compare
favorably in morality and intelli-
gence, with that Of any other town Of
its size in the State. It's business in
cludes dry goods, clothing, hardware,
boots, shoes, groceries, blacksmithing.
wagon making, furniture store, tailor
shop, harness shops and almost eve-
ry thing else that can be found in
towns OF larger size. Judging from
the number OF teams in town we
should say that it enjoys brisk
trade, and will continue to prosper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
ARGOS.
by Tol'sY.

AT present writing, the roads are
beginning to look passable. The
health Of Argos and surrounding Is
generally good. -. John Fcikert sold
his personal effects at public sale on
last Saturday. :. Nomination OF Of
ficers at the N. G. T. u. on last
Wednesday evening -. All the
schools in Walnut township closed
last week, except the one taught by
Mrs. Alleman.. "Old Ned" was
slightly mistaken about the Republi-
can Convention, it being on the 18th
instead Of the 18th. :. Third ward is
to have an improvement in the shape
OF a new house built by DR.. Leland.
-. Jasper Lowry returned from Pu-
laski county last Thursday. and re-
ports favorably. -. John Colvin
moves to his farm, near Etns Green
on Thursday OF this week. His many
friends regret to see him go. The
room to be occupied by Becker, who
comes from Plymouth, has been late
ly reprinted and repaired. :. We had
the pleasure or grasplng the hand OF
Mr.. Siders, editor OF the REPUBLICAN,
IN Argos last Saturday. He was look
ing up the interests OF the paper.
The Republicans OF Walnut township
will meet in convention on Monday,
March 20, for the purpose of nominal
ting candidates Tor the various Of
fees of the township. We under
stand that the name of J. Z. Quivey
will come before the convention as
candidate for Trustee. Mr.. Quivey
is an able man, thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the business OF this Office, is
an upright man OF morality. and his
life in the school room is just what
makes him the man for that Office.
III nominated (which is as good as his
election) he will be found to be the
right man in the right place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Personal.

The first man to pay for the RE
PUBLICAN after last issue was W. I.
Martin.
Daniel Miller and G.. W. earn. OF
Marmont, made US a pleasant visit
Saturday.
]. E. Quivey, OF Argos. who il is
not improbable will be the next
Trustee Of Walnut township, enrolled
for the REPUBLICAN, Friday. He is a
new subscriber now, but we hope to
make the paper so interesting that If
he lives many years he will be one Of
the ~old reliables."
j. u. Hickman is another new sub
scriber. He sells drugs, medicines,
paints, etc.. at Argos, and il he reads
the REPUBLICAN carefully, he will vote
right, sell lots of goods, be happy, all
through the year to come, and at it's
close will make the printer happy by
subscribing for the paper again,
with the assurance that he can count
on Hickman while the lamp OF life
holds out to burn"
Richard Railsback, OF Argos sells
almost anything that our readers
want to buy, and the fact that he re-
news promptly when his subscrip-
ton expires is a guarantee that his
customers will not be cheated when
they buy of him.
Mrs. E. Kershaw, renew her SUBJ
scription for the REPUBLICAN like the
sensible woman that she is. There
are some business men, or rather men
in business, in Marshall county who
suppose they can make a living and
not take the best county paper, in
Northern Indiana, but IL they should
examine the stock OF goods that Mrs
Kershaw has on hands, and see the
crowds Of people that will flock there
to get their bargains this spring and
summer, while they have nothing to
do, they will be convinced that they
know but little about business.
Henry Marsh took the first mum.
Der OF the REPUBLICAN ever issued
has read it ever since, and came In
Saturday, just as he always does
when his time expires. and paid &
year in advance. Mr.. Marsh ha,
been in the county ever since 1S43
has seen it grow almost from {
wilderness to be one Of the bes
counties in the State, and we hope
he may live for half century yet
In the enjoyment Of all the blessing
that the men who help to make sucl
a country ought to receive.
Among our callers the past weel
was Mr.. J. Willis Cotton, a yer.
pleasant gentleman from Walkertor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Blue Ribbon Concert.

An audience of between three and
four hundred persons assembled at
the Opera House Tuesday night, the
occasion being the concert given by
the Blue Ribbon Society,"" of Plym-
Outh. The exercises consisted OF So
los, duets, trios, quartettes, choruses
and instrumental music, and were
rendered in manner highly appre-
ciated by the audience. judging from
the hearty applause following each
performance.
We have not the space to speak of
each piece separately-nor need we,
when all were so well performed. The
following ladies and gentlemen con-
tributed their musical talents for the
evenings pleasure: Miss Drummond,
Miss Hoham, Miss Cooper, Miss
Pierce, Mrs. Little the Misses Soice.
Mrs. Jilson, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss
Emma Munday, Miss Louie HoIgh-
ton, Miss Hattie Houghton, Miss Ben,
Miss Lille Woodward; Messrs. Con-
nell, Hill, Emrick, Bernreuther, Fish
er and Crawford. Mrs. Brown, Miss
Dial, Miss Borton and Mrs. Ayres, of
Warsaw, presided at the piano or or
gan. The Plymouth Cornet Band
favored the audience with several
choice selections. The organ and
piano used were furnished by the
kindness Of Mr.. G. Whitmore. Taken
all together, the concert was COM
plete success, and the society are
some fifty dollars wealthier than
they were, which, when the low price
of admission is taken into considera-
ton, we think was doing pretty WELL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Republican Township Convention.

The Republicans OF North town
ship, met in convention at Linkvilie
Saturday, March 10th, with Noah
Wiltfong, Chairman, and w. HI. Con-
ger. Sec'y., and nominated the fol-
lowing township ticket:
For Trustee, VIM. H Conger; JUS
tees of the Peace, Martin MostelleI
and John Slough; Assessor, Josiah
Miller; Constables. George Ridgeway
and Michael Espic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
To Teachers.

The regular examination OF teach
ers for certificates will be held in the
on Saturday, March 23d. In conse.
quence of this examination, no exam.
ination will be held on the last Satur.
day in the month as is usual. All In.
terested should attend, and also in.
form their neighbors so no disap'
pointments will occur. 1872
w. E. BAILEY, Co. Supt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21

Permanent health is the. greatest
boon we can ask. This can be insur-
ed, so far as Neuralgia, rheumatism.
Sciatica. Tic Eoatloaireatr. Diptheria
and all nervous diseases are concern
ed, by freely using "Lawson's Cura-
tive, "the soothing properties of which
will remove all pain. l.. Tanner, Agt.,
Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
FREEPoRT, ILL.,, Oct. 90, 1876.
Z. II. Tu6bs d Co:

GENTLEMEN-It not my wish to appear
before the public in the character Of GER
tiiier, which has become SO ye.y common.
and of every day occurrence that the com
munity generally paw very little attention
to such things; but it is due to you to say
that, after using Rigs Vegetable Am
brosia" for ten years, the satisfaction is so
great that Mrs. Best and myself would use
no other. / have introduced it in num-
Der of places in Northern Illinois, and /
find that it gives perfect satisfaction when
ever il is used. Yours respectfully,
g. G. BEST.
Formerly Presiding Elder NJ. f. Church
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Fair and Festival.

The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a fair and festival in the
basement Of their church, next We'd
nesday evening, March 9th. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit OF the church.
Everybody go and enjoy yourself
and help the ladies in a worthy
cause.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
For Sale.

A sran Of work Horses, Harness and
Wagon cheap for cash or on reasona-
BILE time. as parties may desire; also
a good two seated two horse Buggy
for sale or trade. For particulars
call on the undersigned, No. Q, La
Porte street. Plymouth, Ind,
1872 EDWIN HAND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
Nebraska and Kansas.

We will accompany Excursions
March Goth, to Southwestern Nebras.
ka, and April I'd. to the famous "Pot
towattomie Reserve Lands, near To.
peka, Kan. For tickets, rates, maps
and circulars, giving full particulars
apply to s. l.. McKelvy & Co, Plym'
outh. Ind. 1879