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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

The Senate has confirmed tho New
York custom house nominations, and
Roscoe Conkling, Of New York, is
thus beaten in his contest with the
President. The Democrats all voted
to sustain the appointments made by
the President. Conkling's presiden-
tial prospects are not so bright rs
they were a week ago, and nobody in
the West will care particularly.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

Achey, the man who killed broth
er gambler, and Merrick, convicted OF
inhumanly numbering his wife and
unborn child, were hanged at Indian
apolis Wednesday Of last week.
Achey did not deny, but tried to JUS
tify, the killing OF Leggett. Merrick
declared on the scaffold that he was
innocent, but few people put any
faith in his diving assertions.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
England has forbidden the f,.rthe

England has forbidden the further
Importation Of American cattle to
that country. on the account OF the
arrival in Liverpool Of a cargo Of in
ftcted animals. American dealers,
however, say that they will ship cat
tie any how, and if they are deter
mined. Johnny Bull viii probably
ind IL hard to keep the cattle out.
England wants the beef and the
Yankees want to sell. AMI they will
be tolerably certain to do Sd.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
The ,,iack Death.

At this time all Europe is alarmed
because the plague or black death"
as it il often termed, has made its ap-
pearaIccin Russia AMI Is steadily ad
vaneing westward. All measures to
check its progress provo unayailiag,
! and,the Gar has ordered the burning
OF the infected villages, removing the
Inhabitants elswhere within tho 10
fectei districts, while all the nations
OF Europe are taking precautionary
measures. and preparing to enforce
the most rigid quarantine. When We
| take into consideration the history Of
this disease and its rayages in the
past. the reasons OF alarm will be ap-
parent. The black death Erst made
disappearance in Constantinopi- near
1 " thirteen hundred aud fifty years
ago, aud from that time to the pres
cni has at intervals devastated por-
/ lions OF the old world, almost crushing
out nations in a few weeks. 1t reached
London in 1865, having been import
ed from Holland, and was not check
ed until 10000 persons had perished,
, aud it is believed that tho great fire
prevented is temperance the fol-
lowing year. II prevailed in forty
five different localities during the
seventeenth eentury,and was very ia
tai during the eighteenth century aud
the first few years Of the nineteenth.
1t appeared at Copenhagen in 1712,
at Marseilles in 1920. at Moscow in
177l. at Malta in 1918, at Silesia in
1919, in the Russian army in Bulgaria
in 1923 9. Its last appearance in
Europe was In 1911 1t visited Egypt
i'm 1874. In 1856 it broke out among
the Arabs in Africa and Mespotainia.
A writer, giving a history Of the
scourge at.Alexandria and CONSTANT
nople in $40. says:
IN 5i2 Alexandria is said TO have lost
100000 Of her people by this scpurge. and
{ for miles around the city the fields were
covered with un0uFied corpses. For
three months from 5000 To 10000 deaths
occurred daily nj Constantinbple whole
provinces were abandoned and cities died
out, 10 rem ain vacant for many years
From 75,000.009 10 l20,0s0000 victims
are SAID 10 have persisted in the three
continents
1t is said to have destroyed ten
millions of people in China between
1898 and 1886, while millions more
were swept from existence in North
ern Africa and Eastern Asia. II
Italy its victims Were counted by
hundreds OF thousands. aud the
wealth er Inhabitants embarking or
ships and attempting TO fee from the
dread destroyer were attacked by the
disease and the contagion was
carried to other shores. Medical
| skill has ever been OF little avail
when the disease appears in malig-
i nant form, although it does not seem
that it should IL p operly treated
} prove fatal in all cases. The disease
is said to resemble the worst form o.
typhus fever, depression OF all the
vital forces prevails, headache, chill.
, and vertigo are usually present. /
has been found that the cleanlies
cities have suffered least from 1t:
ravages, and we can only hope thai
, the exertion Of the leading govern
ments may be sufficient to confine i
within the present infected districts
Wild Hog, the remaining Cheyenne
chief at TT. Robinson, attempted t
! commit suicide Friday.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

The Investigation of Judge Blodgett
now progressing in Chicago. is fore
ing the conclusion on the minds OF
many that absolute power should not
rest in the hands OF District Judge,
that there should be given the right
of appeal in all cases.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06


The Valparaiso Fidette says Marvin
Fl. Bovee. a Democratic politician OF
some notoriety having stopped at
Valparaiso to change ears, was ar
rested about midnight and brought
before Squire Vending, to explain
why he had swindled De Foe Skinner
out OF so more than two years ago.
Judgment was rendered against him,
but as he had only two dollars, he
pleaded for clemency, and was at
lowed TO go, instead Of being sent to
Jail. 1t is said that he owes $50 In
Plymouth and several other places
that he visited during the campaign
OF 1876.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

There are two theories advanced
as to the plague now raging in South
eastern Russia. Some pa; ers assume
that the disease is violent form OF
the true Asiatic cholera; others that
1t Is the black death which desolated
Europe in the fourteenth century and
at later date. It was first heard of
in China, where it ragged for fifteen
years before 1t appeared In Europe.
In this time 100000 people of that
country died from he plague, and in
other parts OF the East 2i.000,000. Ii
entered Europe at Constantinople,
anil 10 the course OF three years
spread north ward into Russia, and
then into other parts OF Europe. in
the course OF twenty five years o.
100000 people died. The plague APP
peared in London in 1865, and in Bull
gafia AS late as 1919. Its last appear
ance in Europe was in 1s4I. but II
prevailed IN PERSIAN AoorulStan, Oh
the Caspian Sea. in 1871, and it is be-
lieved that the disease was carried to
the Volga ports by Russian soldiers
returning from the seat OF war ia Asia
The black death IL described as 4
mlh.,n mt contagious fever, resemb
! ling In its inalignity the typhus fever
Treatment. beyond general measures
Z OF stimulation and nutritiye support
avails little. 1t Is not necessarily IA
tai, but the belief that it l., has al
ways caused many deaths from frigh
in infected districts, and has directed
public attention more to preventive
and quarantine measures than to Re
medal efforts.-Itter Ocean.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

The Democrats OF the Louisiana
Legislature have elected d. F. Jonas
to the United States Senate. Jonas
is an Illinois carpet Dagger. but he
cannot be much worse than Elk Gov
ernor Warmoth, the carpet Dagger
voted for by the Republicans anil
Democrats who opposed Jonas and
Er,ofi1
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Legislative wit is, like the qualit,

Legislative wit is, like the quality
OF mercy. not strained. Here's q
chunk of it: Senator Reeve was on
his feet addressing the president OF
the senate this morning. The sena-
tor from Backford, on the opposite
side OF the house: "Mr. President, is
there anything before the house?'
Senator Reeve-"Mr. President, /
know it is commonly understood that
] am 50 thin that can not be seen
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
SheriH's Sale.


BY virtue of an order Of sale and decree
OF foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the
Office OF the CLERK OF the Marshall Circuit
Court. tome directed on a Judgment in favor
OF Jane n. Cieaviand. and against Samuel
Alderman. Henry q. Thayer. George T. ZONES
Joseph Nesteryeit and Charles h. Cooper,
/ will offer for sale at public auction. on
Saturday, Feb. %, 1870,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
Tour o'clock .. m, at the door Of the court
house, ill Plymouth. Marshall county. Indi-
ana. as the law directs, the following describ-
ed reai estate, to-wit:
The northeast quarter % Of the northeast
quarter ~ of section number six ts), in
township number thirty-three lssl north. OF
range number three 90 east. containing fifty
TWO t52) acres more or less.
Situate IN Marshall county, Indiana. to the
highest bidder for cash. without regard to
appraisemcnt laws subject 10 redcmption
JOHN v. ASHLEY
Sharin Marshall Cou .ty.
Packard & Packark piff atty. soto 70
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Saturday, the 9th day Of Febru-
arv. A. n. 1870.

between the hours of ten o'clock a. m and
four O'Clock p. IN. at q e door OF the court
house. ia Plymouth. Marshall County. Tndi
ana. as the law directs. the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit:
Lot number two f2l Houghton's addition 10
the town NOW city, of Plymouth. Indiana.
Situate in Marshall county, Indiana. to tho
highest bidder for cash, without regard 10
appraiSement laws, subject To redemption.
JOHN V. ASHLEY.
Sheriff OF Marshall County.
". b. Hess. plffs atty JAMS ls % 30
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator of he estate of
Ichabod Il. Hesey, late of Marshall county, In
diana, deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be
solvent. DAVID l.. GIBSON.
J50 ITO Administrator.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Saturday, Feb. 8, 1879

between the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m. and
four O clock y. m. a. the door of the court
house. in Plymouth Marshall county. Indi-
ana. as he law directs. the following dcserib-
ed real estate, towit:
House and lot number thirty seven t371 in
Williams ADDITION TO the town Of Argos.
Taken as the pi oierty OF Finley stephens.
Situate in Marshall county, Indiana. to the
highest bidder for cash, without reg - Il to APP
praiseinent laws. subject e Redemption.
JOHN v. ASHLEY.
SAeris OF Marshall County.
Capron & Cairon. plff atty jamie tote
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1879.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Notice or AppOintment.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator of the estate OF
Archibald Gabby, deceased. late of Greene town.
! ship, Marshall county, Indiana, Said estate is
! supposed 10 be solvent
1913 SUSAN GABBY, Administrators
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
SATURDAY.. Feb. % 1870
Sherin's Sale.

BY virtue OF an order of sale and a decree
OF foreclosure Of mortgage issued out of The
oificc OF the Clerk OF the Marshall Circuit
Court tn me directed. on Judgment in favor
Of Emanual KGmp, and against Ralph Me-
GUM aud Amy McGuin, will offer for sale
at public auction.
Saturday, Feb. %, 1879,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
four y clock p. m.. at the door OF tho court
house, In Plymouth, Marshall county, Indl-
ana. as the law directs. the following .iescrib-
ed real estate. to-wit:
Lot number eight is) in the town of Argos,
formerly Fremont now Argos.
Situate in Marshall county Indiana. to the
highest bidder Tor cash. without regard to
appraisemcnt laws, subject TO redemption.
JOHN Y. ASHLEY.
Sheriff Of Marshall County
Z. o. Jones. atty. Jan 30 to f2o
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Sherin's Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued oct Of the
Office of the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Of The State OF Indiana TX. Rel. James T.
Ouiyey, Trustee OF Walnut Township. and
against Harvey Atkinson, James Lowery
William Fox and Frederick Hoover. viii
offer Tor sale &C ,ublis auction. on
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue 81 an execution issued DOT Of The
Office of the clerk OF the Marshall Circuit
Court, 10 me directed, on d:sment in favor
man, for the use OF Hezekiah X. persh.ny.
administrator of the estate of Joshua w.
Bennett. deceased. and against Finley Stcg,i-
ems and George W. Gordon, principals, ani
Harvey Atkinson, surety, will offer for sale
ut public auction. on
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued out of the
office OF the Clerk of the Mnrshall Circuit
Court, 10 me directed. on a Judgment in IA
yor OF James Burton. and against George s.
Fletcher and Delilah Fletcher. will offer
for sale at public auction, on
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06

Wild Hog, the remaining Cheyenne
chief at TT. Robinson, attempted to
commit suicide Friday.
, 1879-02-08

the opening OF every letter." It would have to
admit United States letters, AZ heretofore, until
It wtthlrA~s from tho postal unton, which
would have to dscFimtnalr very nicely In f''e
detention Of American ie'ters 1T could not open
tt,cm) to get The sifghteat encouragement from
Tie postal union. Now, frum mg I'l"n Of tha
msn, Bismarck would nut tue regulation you
have rra.l nn,l fourth article toRether And de-
tain II not open letters.
Heporter-Woslld you submit 70 that1
Postmaster. General-sFe 8hou1d not permit
such violation Of o1tr rights.
Repotter-The Chancellor would quote tho
treaty.
Postmaster General-Art. 10 provides that In
case Of disagreement a. TO the Interpretation
the question ahalt be decided by arbitration.
eacf, OF Tie officers concerned chooslng smother
member not c.'ncerned lie Union might sup,
not In the opening Of letters, and We would not
submit to Il.
Keportcr-Whst would be your mode OF pro-
ccdufe II lctter4 were upcnedf Would ynu de-
fnnnl justice through our scsrrtnrv of State!
Postmaster .tcncrat-lf We had documentary
evidence we should forward It directly to the
German Government an,t ask au explanation.
, 1879-02-08
A uERMAS-A,lERlCAN QUESTION.
Tho flights ue Urrn,any Over Lrttsrs and
l'npcrs from tlp tnltnu sfAtes.
CnrfsudHdtnre Lu!fi,A"rt DHlIt4fn.

.r... t,,rt,t. ~ fIrru,nuv f,vcr Trftasa and
,s <.,,, .,.,, rt,,t,,,, u,nt..
iapeFa rom tn' ', uu'.su a.,,....' a.n.es'
chrfsbo"t"rs rs 11 1N an 0HI" s'''"
"Asn'S1tos, -; ", sa" na's .,' nau ~
rotary Of b.utc, and a1r. ]. II. Black'an, who
r.nr,srntctl The Un,tri states Government It
-, .,,,,,,.,,t,,,. \, n,r,,. l., ts7. .uI A.
VII loa'a' So"' 's"s " .. 80 " =.
GarIs, Junu l. loso' a'la WILL ot'tcs capes1s !"
documentary matters. to aseuTtaln what pro-
trrt1on 1Jn,icd Htatrs mall matter would have
~ G"....,,,' ',,,,,1or IN. 1,wx r.ccrt,r .o.c+ed
IN sicFnaey a'es ''e a"s sss1 e.s,sea 81 IT.. n.
mahe s.a'eps"t VI ','u .'','as st =. 49,, eS WI
malls to (icn. Key, MIL lald be'uso hlRa eome
extracts Whit, l1ad Cu1lcl from the treaty
conrcrn,ur tlu formation Of d Postal Uniou
s'enca at nethc' W y iots' aua ,a.,"s' s ".'
approved by harsiall : 1ewe!' at'a M y. ., dsant'
May ~. le4o, A!ni mhtl'E ~ a.le aa.t ps,.s paass
gruplI Of the lourtl' art1c.c, There ls rcscsseo
" !hs Government o. Saen COUNTY ... d., o. ~
tcn1lor,' Or 70 deliver at.'s!es @ stes!ied 9n tbs
l'esrht article Win ieea1u ~ W!V!' tne ,, !aMs,
orders, ul Acesecs "nlea teSuate t.e e1na.s '.
toas III tlislr pub!isatloh n'ats circulation haso
liot t'ccn observed" askel '.t.a II uaat p!o-
VISION app!!ed to stu!tipua OF ot'seSno Hsteef,
an! II Writings could !e tsratinazca tnasr H..
Ten. heY---ln At''elira u nFi,ies - ooseehe
tnatitr, n'al ~ lsic Eu!opean tuunI@ts W a,9
Union u sctlstto'as iat'et. ~ uFu uus aa.n.a ~.
VI .s!stion heic. h11i co''e VIII NY W ny na'
trrlntcnurL vi rofGl.a '!a'is ~ WIS plcsehtl
uiHl knnWS tuu'e uioos " toan Rhy Man III LIS
Department. .-.
While III tsa.sltu, hshea: An7e any eoh-
paints r"Enr !" yon ~ 70 i,o opeh.hR oI usses'
u'h uf niail lsJl!l tAe oh!aea ota@es' assls1e "
GerluaNr!"
Aei. Key nml tue esnpcr'ntenaeht-Nohc Mto
the UpelthC VI letters. tnt newspapers A6
often detained anu DESTROYED.
Aeporter-Calt ~ rriss'an nuo'e1nneas open
, 1879-02-08


10 the timber they would All oe Ril!edt anu &c
moved to the ht!l out OF tch6e OF dnty,-to
give his men the best etsancc 10 save telf Ivce:
Before leaving The tmber, bto0iY knilc. one OF
&he lntiian Scoittt, han hfcn anot Whiie ttanuinK
about tlret lect from "ltness' tic ~! not then
uaft 1dto tue tlmtnr. helofs tl'at nc hao ~. "
dcfed removal 70 Tue nt!l. liie commana Ic!.
the tttnoef 10 eolun1n ot 1ouse, ~" wlt1es. ~ ~
at Tie head. Tue ealt vas sApid, because tne
Indians were ptnnRlnE the ehot into tiem. ~
The stream there vas q ehoft delhT WINE !lse
men were crossing hurrieaIy ln some cbnins'on'
heavy hre Nas kepk up ~ thG tltno of " an ~
,o msous, who meae ssSn as mtn ~. n.itton Inn,
~ t1ns ~ ~ ~ h;l m ~ H., nti.rr Aids
~. ,hn s,rcsm was lint The men would
have better chances fof their lives, a,i he {wit-
nrss1 hrn,Ictl thu cnIuinn 40 Tint lie might rally
t6r n,en when they rcnci,cff tl,c hill.
~'N 'N~@@ - ~u, -t,,
s"H ',1t.s H. r.
he nut the men n sR,sn,isn.ltnc' ne nsa ,,,'t ~
reason TO expcct Napt. ncmteen ~ a'a ,L.'t w.. '.
nc ho9n fotlo aoNn 10 zee nenrG" Hu u, nu tSa ra
movcu nls men W ~ NY . III. Yit..,e. Sna "a
told about tat tlmc tnat lfM.: @ oe1on W ,n,, ~
been shot. tc went !Ncn on ,ot s oW" ,ran., ~ ne
river "nefe f'eaEeon ny, an! et , ZIP Ghp~ Wia
10 cntnmafH! o. t1e iotee o1' Wy hai. ,..ass
TOOK from lio,esons petaou s'E ~, n'' hi gu' u,
OF keyst anu retufncu 70 thc .op ~ luz s''. a.o
hsu tilen III Ills coW'hanu w MuIu .a. IL Ssu. vu
Alter Tue paek'ttau eAms ~ sssnt ."e ,1 ,T'Su ~.
mn1c1 uoNM nv FIX i..,., a. .',I 1.,.,smn5 nuar
Ntness Go .,s .s;,'.n ma.su .nis tart n,n,rnn ~
reachlnR tae nl,l Mea ~. ."u III, Lp'. ,ri ,vIino.s
khkE tAlG VI o!o o'NE VI ~ .,,, ftt :, -, ~.
, 1879-02-08

-FHsc7HE 1HkU23E7s To 37s* sF'V"''F
DuuuovE,, Ia. Feo. 7.-The leatlin0 md
grantest society event which has occurred IN
this city for years Ii now In progress at tue
Julian IIouse. 1t 10 The fancy dress masquerade
Of tl.c Lacti Club Over go pcr.ons gorge
onsly arraycd Of the elite OF the city are pres
ent. The ha1! IA decorated with flowers, flaEs,
ete. Nothing fIns eytr 0utsts0wn 1t. Quite
uumbcr from suburban citics hare come to oar
tictpate.
Gen. Franz slQcl was tonight presented
With . 3oid-htaslcd cane by tile meInhers of
Companies ! alnl II Uf the First lnwa Infantry.
Lie was enthusiastically received fu this city.
, 1879-02-08
THE CANAL.
Meeting Of the Board at Lock-
port.-The Speeches.
Remedy Proposed---Ihe Lake-Front
Bill-Ogden Ditch.

Ah1 HS1AN - S"''''-' - e@N |
State held fts regular monthly meeting at the
office In l.ockport yesterday afternoon, anl the
.l,rco ,rcn,ners rompn.tnv /, wcrc p,rsent.-y.
~ t,,.n.. W..,It, E,nomsn mn1 Il = sh.v
-. -: ''"sss' "e'.'" ..,s..., ,,...,s... ~ ~.
lM Hrtt hameu Rehlle''a" u '1csH'eht ot inc
Board. 4 fRtnuNx Reporter was also on hnnd.
ntul obtained some Information lEoH ate Com
tntsttofIcEs atd Supt. IhofnaS That may prove Of
tntcrcst,
I.l,. r,oan1 cramlnc1 and audited the January
o'ls lot eala1es, ,an"'' a'a'e'e' ets, u,c "'iole
amounting to s44'v me receipts dnf'hR the
same mouth were f0,035-from rent OF water
nower. nfce 1caars,' etc. Proposals. were re-.
-. t... nu., nw,-,i. ,,~do That
eeNsu ~, W. ,.'.n",. ~ ~, I,..a. ,.,1
settled 'lfe mohthlt 1''sns" ~. u '''c no"'o' u"u
tlr reporter sought Stunt. lNo1'as loF Tie pus-
pose Ut lcarlug what l,e had 10 soy about
..,.,. ,x,,,, ,,o s,ii,,,< h N,rttu,n f,ona, and
hsis'ns !'o'' '"I A'.''1 ~ .''N's"' .""a' Nv.
which fhc reporter icaret' ~ s"o" ~ "e Eel 'oot
III the town was agitatIn1 thc rural mind 10
greatly a. to call iortlt serious THREATS Of dump
tnv The mica Of Limestone tlat lay al the Sum.
nit cyel into The bg ditch n,l I'LL It np in order
,iu, lntcu1o might be 40 sttt1rtf with tile Rttuk
M to ra,i,o her to take tn,ue Atops toward
Tic n,sa,cc. 4 few rouuharums g.vpn by
'ruE rN1uuxE man sul3lccd ~ eall forth the
uc,rssatv Information:
Gould not The water be purified by opening
The ffatcs pnI 1caylng tltcu optui't aail the re-
,urtrr,
:'Ihc wafer can bc drawn ofr at this end q
t1m canal, but by otcni,,g ilir gatcs VIC could
mt luwrr tho water tnUtc Than nine and halt
inches at l,yn,otlt,'' a,ltwcrcd the gentleman
Win, lvoks after tic canh1.
''l'Ieaeo explain further"
The watcr would not bo lowered nor any cfIect
PRODUCED hy opening lie gates nny length
Uf lIuc, Tl.a: lcaycs seventeen miles
frmn lii. snr 10 bridgeport with no Increased
&1r
, 1879-02-08
MR., WEsIeRtlAR PROTESTS.

1p3t1dT I3{StdEfh n 7AE JTbffHz.
LINCOLN. ILL.,. Feb. 7.-Juhn 1ierEct did not
come to bali INC ont 0: jail, nor WIS III jail.
Your special correspondent at pckin Is black
hearted villain, a.ld no doubt should be IN jail.
Nor did I tsmper With Govcrnmcnt witnesses.
II, L. WE5rkisMAN.
, 1879-02-08

III, Bulls Cough Si1up Il Z phrely vegetable COM
pouud iuuocsnt In nature aud wonderful Au surGt.
Fur cniIrrn It IL Invaluable, curing GROUP W4oop-
iug.c1usn, etc. IN few hours. Price 70 esu!s
utr bottle, " I've tottlra for u. 70.
, 1879-02-08
/. 1a1. i, 1as. 1.125, 1,1so, 1876. l,1so, and

JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR nCaunr-CoSf William Ripley
". Frances ". flrH1ns S!l4. no.
CsncGlr CourT-Il,,HE fioGEns--Corncifue BIC.
Olnnt.s ". Aueuat Martfn; verdict; STAT, 81, and
motion for new lftat.
, 1879-02-08
COLORADO.

A DESCRIPTION Of Uenver-The Rocky Mount
nIns-HaflllnE Improvcmonts-Invn|id*
Jeaivl1le and Silver Clln-The 1tuAt 10 the
, 1879-02-08

I'VE ARE AGESTS,, FUR 4 LA1tiE SuMnFts or
" bnAr1inE houses and fnr many Flfnta
families who viii not advertise; reliable eAplc wA'
fhg cfnce rooms haatt viii do we'll 20 cA!! Oh IT,
M charge to l.uaY1cF4 or tenAhts. lsiltM.ItEST!A
AMI HilARD1Nu ExCHASuE, H0UM s TRIBUNE
, 1879-02-08

HIEAE6IEWEscVttas ~
Ft,u NENT -TittlSE WANTING FtHsT.CLhSS
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
Excursions To-day.

The Potomac Fruit Growers will give an ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall to-day. Tho steamer
Corcorau will make two trips, leaving ut 10 n. M.
and p M and returning on the last trip at
9:30 p. IN.
The steamer Mary Washington will leave ut
9 o'clock this morning for IN excursion to
Quantico, returning at $50 p. m. Bathing,
Grabbing, fishing, music aud dancing are tho
attractions of the trip.
The CorcOran will make its daily trip to
Glymout and return, leaving ut 10 u. IL. and
returning at $3.50 p. Ill.
The Washington and Baltimore Excursion
Company will give their last excursion to
Richmond this evening. The Jane Moscley
will leave her wharf this evening at $50, con-
Meeting at Fortress Monroe tomorrow morning
with the steamer Ariel bound up the James
river for Richmond. The tickets for the
round-trip are good to return any time within
seven days.