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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate AGENT.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL-BOAT
l. OCEAN WAVE, ONE BAY MULE. AND LOT
OF LAND ON BRANCH STREET NEAR To
MOORE. STREET.-As trustee in deed of trust
from Edward Mosly, dated August 2. 1878, duly re-
corded in the Richmond Chanrery Court. shall, IN
execution thereof proceed to sell at public auction,
on the canal at the foot of Seventh street. on
URDAY the 18TH Of Noyember SIS, nc * &c OCH
ONE Ray MULE; and Immediately thereafter, say
at quarter past O'Clock, on the premises, LOT
fronting 12% feet the west side of Branch street
{2O6X feet from the north side Of Moore street, and
running back III feet to an alley l 8 feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. WILLIAM NJ. Halo,
no 10 Trustee.
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NOVEMBER IS, 1873. .. Il. W.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESI-
Il RABLE SMALL. BRICK DWELLING. NO.
SIG WEST MARSHALL STREET, At AUC-
TION-Undrr the provisions OF deed of trust from
Elizabeth 4. Smith TO me, as trustee. dated Soyem-
Der g. / z; o. and duly recorded in Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, u. L. Ill Il. page 299, default having
been made In the payment OF CERTAIN note secured
therein AID at the request of the holder thereof,
described On MONDAY, November 18th, at 4
O'clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mentioned in
said deed, as follows: All that LOT OF LAND III
the city of Rlchm nd, Va. on the north side OF
Marshall between Madison and Monroe streets,
fronting on said Marshall street 20 feet: and run
ming Rack between parallel lines $50 feet to an
alley. The improvements consist OF 4 comfortable
BRICK COTTAGE with five rooms, hall through
the house; BRICK KITCHEN win Two rooms
city water, &c. The house is in nice repair, ana
nOw rented to 4 good tenant at $3.50 per annuin
TERMS: Expenses Of this sale aud enough 10 pay
note for .26U with interest from the 9Th day OIL
November SIS. TIL paid i'll cash the balance as
the said T.. A. Smith may direct. Better terms may
be announced on the day of sale.
nos FRANK d. hill. TRUSTEE.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-In execution OF 4
4 deed of trust from David McDaniet TO Z. II
Dickinson and W. II. Lyons, trustees duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Chaucery Court or The
city of Richmond, in d. Il. 60 Il, page G23. lJames
Lyons, Jr., substituted trustee appointed 3T decree
tiald and wife against David Mcdaniel, aud {. II.
THOMPSON against David Mcdaniel. cnterci the 7th
dGy of November, 1878, In pursuance OF SAID de-
cree salI sell pubic auction, oil the premises on
FRIDAY the 22d day of November. 1878, at ~
O'Clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by SAD
deed of trust-to wit All that piece Or parcel OF
LAND on Wal! efficiently street between Broad
and Franklin streets supposed to front 6o tref on
suiu Wall street. being parts OF Lots % ana 81,
and running back about $50 feet, AID fully de-
scribed IN the deed OF tlnSt aforesaid There IS a
| LARGE TWO-STORi BRICK HOUSE on inc l2.,
IInon which over 90 In repairs have recently
| put. o-oo ,, -. IL, o,d
twelve months with interest added, evidenced oS
ueyoi fable notes: title retained until the purchase
money Is paid III full and conveyance ordered oy
the Court. JAMES IA OSS; in,
| no IL Substituted Trustee
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r ARGE SALE OF REAL AND PER

VARGE SALE OF REAL AND PER
IL SONAL PROPERTY IN ALBEMARLE
|COJJNTY.-Pursuant 10 decree OF Albemaric CIR
cult Court rendered in tue case OF Thurman trustee
rs Thurman. &c. at october term, 1873 the un-
dersirncd will offer for sale n public auction, on INC
premises. on TUESDAY. 26th OF November: SIS,
commencing ut 12 NJ, that MAGNiFlCENT
ESTATE now occupied by Edward Thurman, Ed
containing in all about NINE HUNDRED AtRES
OFLAND. or this $40 acres constitute the - Home
tract, admirably adapted tT location The streams
which flow through il. and the unusually good cuiti-
yaton 1t has enjoyed. To the successful production
of all the crops grown In Piedmont VIRGINIA. There
is or It a large and excellent DWELLING. with the
necessary out houses and all the buildings are in
good repair Ii is one of the very best farms III Al
6emarlc. The Mountain containing some $50
acres adiois the Home tract "; Is well suited for
grazing, fruit. or ordinary cultivation. The realty
will be sold Us whole or In parcels, as may be
deemed best.
PERSONALITY will be offered, consisting OF
Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs Farming Implements
OF all Sorts Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS: AS 10 realty, on 4 credit of one, two. and
three years. IN equal instruments, all bearing interest
from day Of sale until paid TO be secured by bonds,
with good pe rsonal security, waiyng homestead and
retention OF title rs ultimate security AS 10 per-
sonaty, cash as to all sums under $50; and for
larger sums credit OF six months will be allowed,
deferred payments 10 Ike secured by negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed. and VARYING homestead.
&. ID. FISHRURNE, } -
JOHN II. WHITE. Commissioners.
GEORGE PERKINS,3
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old AsE@h
4 Dominion Steamship Companysa sssasSsrsssiH
steamships ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE,
win sail SATURDAY, November 10th, at O'Clock
r. Sc.
Freight received until 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12 roi!ld-lrip tickets,
1924. Storage. sc and rs.
= For freight or passage apply to
~ G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
no 1927 Company's Wharf. RucSetts.
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NOVEMBER ID, 1878

NOVEMBER III, 1878.
Editors Dispatch The question Us TO
rate Of interest on $1,000 bond, published
recently, I solve as follows:
STATEMENT.
owes 1000. 70 be paid In FIVE annuai Iny,
,nents with interest at six per CENT per anham' D
aS,s tSa bond 10 G at ten per cent. discount.
SoLgTIoN.
~. arst naymcnt. 5000: intercst.......... ..S6e
As second payment. 200, inteIest.......,.. as
Az thi rd nsymen. 200: Interest. ........... 90
As fanYth nayInen.. geo; interest.---..-...'' Ia
AS ffSh paynlent..... goo; interest......''.. II
x.cc or bond Al 600 Total unrestricted
tace % $50
Discount made. 1oe
No., $3.50 for five years.
Peroeniage per annum S 8-lo ON pond.
ID. G.
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PRsNTHNG-IfOUSES.
PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.


nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES. ,
Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEsT.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
bined with skilful meehanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, III the very best styLe
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS CARDS.
QasiTING-CARDs.
fKOFESsIONAL-CARDs.
WEDDING-CARDS.
sHOW-CARDs,
MAN1FEsTS.
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS
LEgEER-HEADs.
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS, SALE "a = e., no
DHVs-1''H14' TAGS. ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
g &C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have ell the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
snd execute work In manner Isst cannot be sur.
passed.
Wealso DO all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
Orders fron the coEptry promptly filed and de-
iyeYed by express or mall.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required mh l2.d,sw,&Y
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r WILL SELL BY AUCTION AT l.
DAVIS'S BAZAAR AND SALE-STABLES,
1893 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH INSTANT,
- at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ,
one ALDERNEY BULL. five years Old, dark tawn
color, black ponts-a perfect beauty; his name Is
ter, sired by imported Saratoga, dam Myrtle II. X.
out of Canimer on's imported cow. He Is well broke
10 the halter and easily managed. He has taken two
premiums in one season, and can BEEN on Friday,
18th instant. at John b. Dayiss stables. as above
mentioned. Sale positive. Z. Z. BASS,Owner.
q a. BIJR TON huciioneer. no l2-Tu,W&F3t
T WILL SELL ON SATURDAY, 18TH
l. instant, FIFTEEN HORSES and ONE MULE:
at j. C.. Johnsons stables without reserve. for cash.
All good Warehouses;, j. F. HOPKINS.
Sale by j. II. PLEAsANTs. 7 no 1G-2t
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IJIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE ~s
LARGE IRON-SAFE, AWNING,
$50 AND
.g FURNITURE. = .-."-.
I will sell Mt public auction on SATURDAY the
10th day OF November, 1879. Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at No. los east Broad street, The following property
70 satisfy disress-warrant in my hands IN favor
of IT. Ii. Elicit Us. F. Rencrt:
AWNING,
LARGE 1RON-SAFE,
8 GILT BALLS.
LEATHER GUN-CASE,
WINDOW-SHADES,
! DEDSTEAD.1 CABINET,
WASHSTANN.
TABLE. CHAIRS.
MATTRESS, PILLOWS, &C.
TERMS: Cash. I'll. WHIIlSG,
no 15-2t TIC. z. n.
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Rifll,luild ispatlll.
sgTuaDAY N NOVEMBER 70, 1873
rFor the Dispstch. S.
/, Geo. sale, $e0o. Annual PaStaen

rror The Dispstch
Aso op' SA'0so Interest, per cent
a, .o,o-,-s=ssoo, for aeo-:-sas1so. Difference
F----
.ans. on seAich Amt. o.
INT. s,aaabie. snt pa.
si 5000. Tor soo=sso
Sees $500. Tor 72o= 6s
sTfa!rd year.
$500, for &c SO ,sf
sao6. for 500 Al
sa'i 500 o. Tor 1907 80
- &27oo=r2S0l27 00s=9 9-lsE1e.Zt .c'
Ayr mr. ~ 10 1927
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DILL-HEADs, $3.50 to 90 per ream, ut
s Inc pskeATDH PRsNTIEG-KoUsE.
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FOR RENT.

For RENT AT LOW RATES. Ga
BUSINESS PLACES,
as TO $50 PER MONTH:
STORE AND DWELLING No. 10 east BROAD
STORE AND DWELLING No. $40 east Main
y STORE AND DWELLING No. 74s north Second
STORE AND DWELLING No. IS north Four
STURE (s;nallI corner Hill and ST. James streets;
STORE on Brook avenue near Broad street;
UPPER PART OF 1902 cast Main street, o
UPrEE-PARTo of No. II north Fourteenth street.
DWELLINGS,
SS TO Sos PER MONTH:
712 east Franklin, near Seventh street, y rooms
500 south Third street tGambe,s Hiil). ~ rooms;
Corner Tenth and Clay streets, 10 Gro noan,..
ll5 east Clay, near Second STREET. rooms;
p west Canal street, near Adams, rooms;
3I3 weot Main street lnear I inc rarS) rooms
267 south Second street. near Canal: s rooms;
Gil north First street TH H5sfPs !i BR f9S&
Real Estate Agent and Auctionee:,
no l6.1s&20 1ll3 Alain street.
DOR RENT, THAT VERY DEAN
Z SIRABLE BRICK STORE No. Four Ea1
teenth street, between Main and Cary Streets suita
in the centre Of both retail and wholesale business.
The DWELLING over head contains about eight
rooms in perfect order An RSt e rn.LYSE,
uoI5-3t 1912 Main street.
DOR RENT, SEVERAL NICE@4
L SUITS OF ROOMS, suitable for families; Ga
in god neghborhoods at low rGnts; Apply 70
no l5-3t 1912 Main street.
TOR RENT, THE DWELLINGS,
L HOUSE No. 500 south Third street, now Ga
occupied by A. E. Hoen; contains thirteen rooms 1i
Including wing; is in excellent order, anu VIII Dc
is RsSfm B. STEEP AERp{ as Main hi OF
S; ROOMS re- Esns e h b. sfE haH"-
FOR RENT, A NEW HOUSE iustA=s
e finished. Ola Clay between Mini and Ela
Tenth ten NOT
nience Possession Immediately: Apply TO Goddin,
Warren g Co. or JOIN hsls pSna s1 si1est
TOR RENT, HOUSE No. 702 Leigh a.
containing twelve rooms, with all modern improve
men,s The location Is desirable and convenient to
Sas.ness The house Is In good ORDER and FREE
No 4o1, corner Of Eleventh ana Marshall streets.
TOR RENT, THAT MAGNIFICENT a
e IRoK-FRoNT. ssTX-FLooRED STORE All
j. L. APPERSON,
no 7-eodSt Real Estate Agent.
EOR RENT, THE LARGE STORE az,
Il corner Fourteenth and Cary streets, Pearl 81
Block. Possession January 1st Also, two other
STORES in sanie block. Apply TO
LANCASTER & LUCKE,
no 14.eod2w 1lO3 Main street.
EOR RENT. BRICK HOUSE No. "a
4 7O2 north Fifth street; nine rooms, bath Iii
room, closets gus. and water.
No. 3O4 Belvidere street; eight rooms.
no. 1875 puval street six rooms.
No. 307 Third street iSEW HOUSEi: six rooms
STORE, and four rooms above, ut New Market.
FRANZ HOUSE No. 72s north Ninth street;
seven rooms. ~.
= MOL Ia q. st Marshall street; six rooms.
+ These HOUSES are I'm good order, and win be
GEORGE z. CRAWFORD.
no l4.Th&s2t 1905 Bank street.
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REAL ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, an
la:Is
RESIDENCE ll2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
Q.indcn Row..
no111m 10. STEGER.
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E&chaI:ge Hotel. ALN On UOard stcalncr. baggage
checked through.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
ut CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. G.. IiamD.
ton. aud Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings on James river. ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL, has larClr been almost
tircIy rebuilt and reflrnished In an elegant and
costly manner and Is confidently recommended Us
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. q. TATUM, superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
+ w NcCARDIcK. Agent. Norfolk se4
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LaS'T OF LETTERS.

n EST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1.-THE POsT-oFFICE AT RICHMOND No
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Schooner Northumberland; schooner A. T. cohn |;
0e4 800 Sas.' VI. W. FORBES. Po,smaster.v
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY Dean
Il SIRABLE BRICk STORE No. Four Ea4
eon,h street bew Main and Cary streets. suita.
bic for almost any kind of business, being situated
In the centre Of both retail aud wholesale business
The DWELLING over head contains about eight
'0''o " ROBERT Il. LYME,
no15at 1912 Main street.
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no 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
A Mistake Corrected.

While riding in Niagara car,
at Buffalo, II. Y, said Mr.. A to Mr.. b.
II was mistaken the other day.
How" said Mr.. B. you remember
we were talking of DR.. Pierce and his
Invalids' and Tourists Hotel, and /
questioned the Doctors ability to
cure catarrh or consumption, and sta
ted that friend had used his medi-
cines with but little or no relief. To
satisfy you / wrote to my friend. and
here is his reply:
DECATUR ILL.,, august 9Th 1877.
FRIEND A:
In reply to yours, just received,
asking what effect DIR. Pierce's medi-
cines had on me, would say, three
years ago 1 expected to die with
consumption. I had long suffered
with catarrh, my throat and lungs
were badly affected, and my system
was rapidly breaking down, 1 bad
tried many physicians and remedies
without benefit. Having seen good
results follow DIR. Pierce's Medicines,
/ resolved to give them thorough
trial. In six months time I was en-
tirely cured. No medicines stand
higher, In my estimation, than DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
They not only saved my life, but have
made me hearty and strong man.
Very truly yours.
s. M. Irwin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Indiana invited to meet
IN delegate convention in the city of indianapolis,
at the Grand 0pera-House, at 10 o'clock on We'd
nesdsy the 5th day of June 1875 give expression
to their political faith and purposes, and to NOM
mate candidates for Secretary, Auditor, Treas
urer of State, Attorney-General and Superintend-
ent of Public instruction, and TO be chosen the
second Tuesday in October, ISIS.
Upon the basis adopted by the State Central
Committee, the represention is fixed at delegate
for each two hundred votes, and one for each
fraction one hundred votes cast in the several
counties for General Benjamin Harrison, candidate
for Governor, at the general election in October.
County committees requested to call county
conventions on or befor Saturday, May IS, for the
purpose of appointing delegates the above ba-
sis, with the view of having full representation.
Delegates representing the counties composing the
different Congressional districts win in Indi
annapolis at places to be hereafter designated, on
the evening proceeding the day of convention, for
the purpose Of making the following selection of
officers to facilitate organization in the State con-
vention:
1. One member Of the committee on organiza-
ton, rules and credentials.
2. One yicc-president-
Q. One member of the committee on resolutions.
T. One member of the State Central Committee.
BY order of the State Central Committee.
GEORGE W. FRIDpLY, chairman.
D. g. ALEXANDER secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
NORTH TOWNSHIP.
BY scAPE GOAT.

Items are as scarce as honest politicians.
Hiram Shirk is building large hotel in
LaPaz.
The widow Logan's oldest son has gone
south on a protracted visit.
John Snodgrass, with his family, has
gone to the far west. He is going to
Kansas and will locate on the Republican
river.
A. NJ. Vinndege, the founder of Vim.
nedgeville, has buggy for sale. 1t may
be seen at any time standing on Stilson or
Warren streets.
One of our citizens and his sister had a
fight. The court taxed him seven dollars.
Remember, your little hands were never
made TO tear each others eyes.
Schuyler owns very peculiar horse
no difference which way he starts him
when he bitches him to buggy, he seldom
stops till he gets to the east half of the
south east quarter Of Section 33 Town 35
range 2. Explain this Messers Editors if
you can we, are seeking for knowledge.
VIM. Grover, the Tall Sycamore of
North township. and travelling merchant
is making his weekly rounds and trading
with the natives, exchanging dry goods,
groceries, glass and tinware for butter,
eggs, rags, and poultry, and has never been
known to refuse the trade dollar.
If men of middle age will persist in GO
ing with the boys 10 bell newly married
couple, and receive money to treat the
company, spend the same for whlskey and
then give 1t to small boys, they need not
appear so much astonished when they are,
threatened with the penalties of the law.
The Mt. Pleasant temperance organi-
zation is doing great work in this vicin-
ity. President Pipin presides with great
dignity, and such vocal music has not
been heard since the Swedish nightin
gale abandoned the stage, or the Indian
maid sung her mournful song TO the white
chic that held her lover in captivity.
Gideon, don't give any one five dollars
to find out who Escape Goat is, for we
know the man and he is just as near a
Scape grace or Scape gallows as any thing
else, but if you will persist in knowing,
ask nice little girl that lives up In the
lake country, and she will give you all the
information she can.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02

unknown quarter. He now perceived
his mistake, he sprang for his stove
pipe hat, but before he had it we'll
adjusted conglomeration of albu-
men and broken shells poured down
his neck and upon his long, curly
locks. The Colonel left on the mid
night train and has not been seen
since.
Rochester Sentinel: Freaks in ma
ture are OF common occurrence, but
such as occurred on the farm of Issac
Good seldom take place. One night
this week. one OF his fine COWS gave
birth to a well-developed calf. There
is nothing strange about that, but it
is somewhat remarkable that Just
twenty hours thereafter, that another
calf should be found by her side, and
she the mother Of both. 1t is freak
in nature scarcely to be accounted
for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
d. s. ALEXANDER, secretary.
wWe this week print large num-

s@We this week print large num-
Der Of extra papers which we send to
Republicans throughout the county,
who are not subscribers. We will
continue this, free of charge to
them, for three or four weeks. We
hope they will examine the paper, and
il found worthy, will subscribe. We
are very anxious to increase our SUBJ
scription list in every township in the
county before the fall campaign, a
campaign which will be of great i'm
portance. We have taken hold of the
REPUBLICAN with the determination
Of making it worthy the city and
county in which it is published, and
we shall succeed il our patronage is
what it should be. Give US trial for
a year, for six mouths or even three
months. Come and see US If you can,
or give your subscription to your
postmaster, he will forward it to U.s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02

The National Republican says il the
cry OF fraud" is kept up, as it prom
ises to be, the President ought to de-
mand full and fair investigation OF
the presidential elections in 1876 in
the States of North and South Caro-
lima, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida,
Louisiana, Georgia, New York, New
Jersey, and Indiana, with view to
unearthing all frauds, intimidations,
outrages, and assassinations that had
effected the results In either and all
of those States. 1t has an idea the
result would show Mr.. Hayes to have
been elected by thirty electoral votes
on q fair count.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
WALKERTON.
BY MOHAWK.

We have had an abundance of rain DUR
ing the past week.
The huckleberry crop and fruit of all
kinds bid fair to be abundant.
Last week David Glenn married Sarah
Woodward.
A Mr.. Haskins was married to Emeline
Tingly. Both of Polk township.
Five persons were immersed here, last
Sunday, by the Rev. Streeter, NJ. E. He
also sprinkled three.
Potatoe bugs are on hand to look after
the new potatoe crop.
Allen Ramsy, of Polk township, was
driving into town last Saturday, aud
while crossing the railroad, the tongue OF
his wagon dropped from the neck-yoke
just as the train was coming in. The con
ductor stopped the train and no damage
was done; but o, my how the women
jumped from the wagon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
Henry Carey Baird, an alleged pC

Henry Carey Baird, an alleged po-
litical economist of Philadelphia, has
had hearing before the Banking and
Currency Committee. He spoke for
three hours in opposition to resump-
ton and every feature Of Secretary
Sherman's financial policy. advocated
the issue of s2,OOO,OOO,OOO of green
backs never to be redeemed, pronoun-
ced the national debt a national
blessing, and said that IL the war had
continued four years longer and made
a debt of five hundred thousand mil
lion thousand dollars, the country
would be better off than it is to-day.
These are sample specimens of the
points made by this unconfined luna
tic, and it is by such stuff as this that
Tom Ewing, and other members ofthe
committee, are trying to embarrass
Secretary Sherman and prevent re-
sumption.-Indidnapolis Journal.