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WANTED.

rANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
4, L. I LEE GooKING STOVE. awarded the
Diploma at the Iast t k24lsn ~ and A Ataa}
cheapest method of Obtaining water. from the
earth Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
sIFT ER. which for culinary purposes is almost
ind!spensable;, The Wilson 4 Keaele WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP, which ts the best cotton
worm destroyer yet discovered: The CLAYTON
FIREPLACE HEAT Ref ECTOR; ELEG-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF bell
hanglng for dwellings. street cars and ste p
the old style The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
lltb accommodating on the roofs OF houses enter
ing ,cisterns. new method by which water can
pipes. without the use OF Ice or chemicals The
BACKUS WATER MOTOR. great invention
can be used for any purposes, very cheap con
trivanoe for running machinery Of all descrtD
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE, the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method !
lighting houses.
| Energetic canvassers wanted and COOL
5USINESS GUARANTEED.
"oe1A'-''ee JAMES 81. REYNOLDS,
| Plumber and Gas Filter.
| se28 lYD&W n0Bexonne street.
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RS eEm ora " n N !.


ny Telegraph
New York November ". 1870.
40 q, A. Whitney sec
The ateamahIp Gen Whitney arrived Mt hor wharf
thIa afternoon
UOGERF & MORGAN Agents
New YORK. November W. 1879.
To A. Moultnn;
The #teamship IIu,laen. Captain eager, arrived
this afternoon.
AMERICAN PORTS,
Philadelphia Nov 2t-Cleared for New Orleans
ateamtng Geo w Chitda MCCARTHY.
New York Nov 2o#-Arriveh from New Orleans
ateamahip Chamette. Read. Nov Unloading for
New Orleans bark Flora Hurbutt, Lawrence
HATH Me. Nov Ip-Sailed for New Orleans. ah in
Alice NJ Minptt w hitmoro,
FuRsIaN PORTS.
EI}y Gable to the N. Y. Heradl
Tlavre NOV al-Arrived from New OrlaaDe, Brit
steamship Solo, Wildbur.
Liverpool Nov aI-Arrivei from Now Orleans. Brit
steamahip Weatbourne Dumhfe eli.
I'remou Nov Al-Arrivad from New Oroana, irit
steamshir darlington. Metcalf.
nunkrk 20-Sailed for New Orleans. Brit
bark l. E Cam Brooks
Rotterdam Nov 2t-Arrived from New Orleana
Ir ateamahip Madras Kchardaon. Nov ~ Cleared
for New Orleana nor bark Carl Haastedt, Hoer.
Ky MALL
Liverpool Nov Sailed for New Orleans. Ilri
steamship Havtian, Wa aun,
Genoa Nov 6@Saei for New Orleans, ltai bark
giuseppe Lanata IT. aaaiuetti.
sHlr BUILDING.
Capt. H. W. Hartman ia .ving built for him on
tho Clyde An iron steamship whio, will be launched
this month she in designed for the cotton trade be
twceu Mobile and Liverpool aad will Garry about
20 balea
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LEV X MrDUE..,
HARRISON LINE.

LA1& The steamship
VANGUARD,
Cell Commander,
will sail on or about November A. 1879. from
her wharf foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OF
lading for the Continent between Havr8 and
Oronstadt
These steamships. being OF light draft, WIN
cross tho bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE,
de3o1y 1876 dravier strso., up stairs.
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Arrived: Colorado from g; Louis. Departed:
VIM. Pagan for the lower Miseieaippi. "aather
MEmrg,s NOV. III. Evening Departed: John
Means aud hargea for New Orleans, Storl and
baryaa for Helena.
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RcScipfa nv Railraaas.
NEM NKLEANh AND MOBILE kAILRNAI

N,,or,hor o, a ha1oa ootton I 4 uarr;. =, 40
A. aunn wast & I;mab ~ GarSnar & t,,n, o do
m,ot han, !. Mnara Il s;n, Ii,iin,s sno IN h, i Al
nun Ahrabam to, i Vailan HarL.na. " Rahorts
~. 49,, ~ IL III h,af ciarh Z S,ndr
10 h.,aa agra Mile, g Mar.r - ,iorna, han,a ~
Mia IA Vain q Mnrt,mer a. M y. n,dae Il ccnnte
s., Il saaha .otE.s III Tnharhior ( nnran sunarr
u,a,, +, A wh;tncv Sc,IIa hh,s limo 4 Iamia,n :
100 500 riha E,wIor Rros sao h,o INN M Schwart,
q nv, . c.r Iumhar M IN II Ryrna q, ,,r ,attla mud
hogs FS Withcrspron y oar hogs and Hhcep u y E
J"hnson-aso opls honT k"nd-s oars Coal TO
Miller Grtrsby Son@I oar hnlk potatocs + Iardan =
n an I, II HnadecLe n San Id bhls lima 4 Iamiann
ii hoxcs bacon Fowler Rraa5n bhls Ill 10 d & {,
Green &no-1et bbls iour w II Mathews & Rro-Ilo
Il 1la limo l. Al Ge,-iss hha rosin ab bbls tnrnnntine
Simpson 4 Tricon bals hidea \. n nes -l car hoes
Aye,,k Mitchell Geo oar ca,tle and hos Ia " II
wade :, do : /, Iackaor Il IN p * y ithnTsnnon- "a
M 81 mdse HollowayS Edwards ~ do Am : NJ %
Ii nlrs butter " l, I,yon Soo , boxca candles ii
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RIVER NEWS.
JEFTaiF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday, November 40, 1917,

Arrivals
sstss marine column.
Departures. .~-.
Emma Irvine, Iaahel Martha Belle, Henry
Tnte, IT, ]. Gay, r. ii. Lee, John Howard, City W
Alton, Lucy g. dastrel, Bertha. A. J. Baker.
N IN Arrive.
ii. J. Cay. J. w, Cannon. Bayou HarR: Belle.
whisper. Clara g., Assumption. City Of Ausys'tn,
upper coast; Commonwealth, Carrier, Paiis =
Brown John Meana, Bale Of RhTnvannrt Foff
Dads. Barn Roberta, HI. louie; Isaha, Emma
Irvine, Alvin, lower coast; "; John, isa1nh
Rouge; Henry Frank. Helena: Rig Hnhtiowef.
0pelouaaa Alexandria Red river lemes LOW
ard. MamnhiR; !. M Write. NkipWlh'F. Frank
pareoud, Grsenyllle. Naiehoz. Tanaae, f'eks~
burg.
Daily photographic report rf tho asnEn 1T water
nj varioua pointa, with ehauRea. III the II hours
ending yesterday nj y. NJ
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THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at tho Oalliope
Street Depot. on and after September %. 1879. ~
follows:
Leave Arrive.
EXP. No. /. s:1s i. M. Exp. No. 2. TAO A. m
Mixed No. 3. 700 n. ~ Mixed No. I. 7:9O .. m,
Nos / and run daily. Nos. and daily. OK
cept Sunday. ~.
e1 PUIi In Z N y PALACE SLEEPING oAnk
THRoUaH TO LOUIByILLE. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS, O.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for BT: LOUIS Sleeper Is ut
tached nj Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through without leaving tho train. Only ONE
ORANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERb
CITIES.
to Viaksburg daily. without change
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informR
ton given ct No. a Damp street. corner o.
A. d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
F CHANDLER General Passenger Agent.
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FR0m FH W. E-Asa M.

rnnr FApa. Nov. 2H. q y, M Barometer 10 A.
Wind eaa liphi- Weather a'aar
No arriyaa.
Sailed Steamahir Morglory for Antwerp,
harka Echo for Queenstown and ESce'ator f"r
tile United Kingdom
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wecsspts nc the Row nassn.
mece,p,s &c the Ola BASIN.

Tehefuneta Rivor-Per aohr Emma Amelia as
cords wood to order
Tansiraboa Ter eohr Ghas Ferry ~ cords wood
to order
Pascasoula-Per sohr Maud-3J. 900 feet lumber 10
order
raAcasnula Per eohr ] CLARK 1900 bis charcoal
to order
Hayou Lsonmbe-Fer schr Ristnri-aG 600 feet of
lumber 10 order
bayou l.aonmhe rer aohr Victoria No y 500 bills
charcoal 70 order
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RAIL RspA I'm,

NEW ORLEANb AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EAHTENN
CITIES
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
HENaER TItAlNH
On and after Sunday. November 9. 1879, tralns
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street
as follows:
IEAvE ARRIVE
No. | Expreas NO. EKprasa,
daily no am. daily Tao am.
No. . EXPRESS No 4 EXpreas
daily .........s:oo pm, daily .......9:ao pm
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Borths occurred In advance on application ut the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo
b. b. ROBINSON. Ruperintendent,
dlly J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RnvRm.


IT, - CINCINNATI AND NEW on
k1Iass Cd ii leans Houthern Transportation
Line Steamers Of this line viii
leave M follows:
PARIS &. BROWN. M. Halliday m as.a,.
Leaves THURSDAY. Nov. 91. ut D. N.
v. Y. SaMENsk ..t..s,J. l.. Carter maatsr
Leaves ---ge- -~ MT d,
NEW MARY HOUSTON Obs Miller mastsv
Leaves ---~-, -. ut u. m.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and Intermediates
landings connecting Mt Cincinnati with paek-
ote for ali points above to Fittshurg.
For freight or passage anpy on board. or to
j. Il. HURnEAH, Agent,
nn1R II t36 Graviar street.
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BATON ROUGE.
10 w EN- GpAsT.

Leaves every TUEHDAV and THURSDAY at III
a, m. and BATURDAY ut a p. u.
Roh hse 9mAan 1asn Tahh p RtNTm
Tsrre aux Bteuf, and all plsntatioa
landings The new fine and fast stsamax
EMMA IRVINE.
J, A, RUIZ master.
II, NJ, Vallette and N. nj. BRrrois clerks,
Leaves M above regularly, returning TO the ofts
early ia the evening on alternate days, Won
freight o paassae anplv on board head OF Com
ntraat- aHv
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ON THE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND
SATURDAY. mt 10 a. ri.
FOR HOPE PLANTATION. BON
.LtB4s.as9slssiE net CArre Church Hahnville, Ken
RRss"a1"s""7@s nervie and all intermediate panfa-
tion lnndings-The hno slde-wheel passenger
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
j. E. Brou master Arthur L. Freret clerk,
win leave M above returning own tho coaat
10 daylight TUESDAYS THURsDAYS. and
SUNDAYS. For freight or passage 2, ply on
bonrd or to u. Il. FERRET.
E43 No. II Delta street, up stairs.
A clerk Will be found during the day at the
head Of Cont street receiving freight oc22 II
NEW ORLEANS AND UppEh COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
EE@ FOB LONG VIEW REACH AS
lEs&Rass@ far as Welham's. st. James. New Va
asasssnhsa& cherie Road. Bonnet Care, Hahn
Vile, Kennerville and all way landings-The
steamer
| VIM. Wenzel master. G. Fl. Packard clerk,
will leave as above. returning down the coast
| Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
| A clerk always on the leyee to receive freignt
foot of Cont street, oc24u
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CLEARED Yesterday
Steamship New Orleans, llalaay. Tor New vnrk-
a Moutnu
stean,ahip tttv ~ Nasinn. Mnluoeh for Vera C,us
VIA npgiah laMpiru and 'iHspan
u Corral &cn
q q, ahis couatantia. Ruhk en-, for Liverpool =
X Miller 4 90
Snr l,ntk llart An,larser fer iavre
n oattli $40
i;a bark Inniaiana aandnlfe for Iar elopa
A X Miller AGO
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.
1870 Fall & Winter Arrangement 1850

TRI- WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACK ETH TO
BAYOU aOULA AND BEN TUREAUD
THE FINE AND FAST PABBEN-
kkaa G1ht IA ger stenmor
WHISPER,
r. A. Gomatock master, Goo M Woods clerk,
Lenves EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,
Mt 10 a. m and FRIDAY Mt D. IN. for Bayou
Gouln, returning down tho coast on alternate
daya.
The fine steamer
l.. Ransom master, J. g, BarRaron clerk
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, THURBDhY md
SATURDAY Mt II n. m for Bon Tureaud. max
Ing all landings In daylight.
For freight or passnRe apply on board or to
s. HENO, % Cont street.
A clerk will be found daily ut the head OF
Bienvlle street to receive freight for either Of
tho above boats. Oc26 II
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UNITED HrATHH MAIL FAuH Ell
FOR VIUHHBURa AMI GREENViLJE
Leaves, tsstys TIIURsDas AIS.
En- vIOKHBUHa. GHEENVTLIE
1870 - mud Renda-The new and magnifl
7----7's~--s~ cent naaaanEer steamer
y. w WHITE,
J. M. white muster. CURT. Holmes clalk.
connecting nj Viokahura with parisote Line
for all ronta on Yazoo and Tallebatohie rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass MI landings
that the naptain may deem unsafe.
9. Z, WOHH. GO. WAYNE,
VIA give through bills Of ladIng to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on VleksburR. ahreve-
port and Texas Rallroad, via Delta, La,
w. II. BROOK Eft. Agent,
aUtp M Magazine street.
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.'--7,'--=Es- 7z--- +7s,'ii-T s7'-7.
II II A sss.


MQHGAN'a LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PASSENGER ROUTE EOR GALV BsTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Fetryhont foot Of
Ht. Ann street. Mt a. m, reaching Morgan City
at n m. there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
az fTF. FOR INDIANOLA STEAMERS lenve
Morgan CITY on TUESDAY I'll v RS
DAY aud SATURDAY. nonneeting at Calves
ton with eteamers for IudIanola.
Through bills lalInR signed to all points
on tho Houston and Toyaa Cantral and c. TT.
and r. A. y. r.. Int and Great Northern Halls
ruad. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Han Antonio freigbts received and forwarded
vim Clinton and Gal, II. and Ran Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzales HallettsvIe Rancho
ete.. received via Clinton or Ouero.
.T#kf%. For BRAHOR "a NTIAGO VIA GAL
-SkAllEAaa6 vnston-The iron steamer
T.. HARRIS,
VIII sall from Morgan UIty
Nj. ,I.x,,u
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Steamer Ar,ite. CoaalIn ttam Pensacola, Ia T. M
Snlia New laan
l,r ahip tnrnamata Durham 70 GAYS ftnm Liverpool.
Tn mastny
fta ha,h noaina parea "a days from Mesaina In
ballast, tu Aoht aefleiM FONT @M".
sTHAMHnATa.
Joe Wehre Hntard from Raven des Allnn,ands
John f llair1 Rai,d from Ravnu narataria
Martha Naasett f,"m lnwai tnaat
n y s4ay. Brown, from Ravnu sata
81 Mary, alfares tram Anchorage Plantation
A w hnHatt -. from '.ainsy lille New H.an
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

Tho ticket Office Of the Detroit
EeLriver and Indianapolis railroad,
at North Manchester, was entered
Tuesday night, between Sand o'clock
while the agent was at supper, and
$50 taken from the cash drawer No
clue to the thieves.
The Lagrange Standard warns it's
delinquent subscribers to hurry in
with their arrearages. 1t says that
there is prediction that the world
will come to an end soon, and there
will be no hope of salvation il they
do not pay the printer.
Another one OF the Brumbaugh
family has died in Kosciusko county
from the effect OF trichna spiralis.
1t is now said that the hog which fur
nished the diseased meat had been
sick sometime previous to being
butchered, but was well and fat when
killed.
The holiday number OF the North
er,a hu1iania,a issued last week was
indeed Mammoth sheet" eight
pages OF ten columns esch-S0 columns
"chuck full" of choice reading mat
matter-one OF the largest single
sheets ever issued in the United
States.
A Dispatch from Grown Point to
the Indianapolis Journal Christmas
says: A man named Henry Homes
went to the woods yesterday to get a
load Of wood. Getting his team en-
tangled In the underbrush, he became
exhausted in his efforts to loosen
them. and overcome with cold, he laid
down in the snow, where he was found
insensible, with his lower extremities
frozen. He was taken home and
thawed out, but no hopes OF his re.
covery are entertained 10y the physi-
clans.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02


The Indianapolis editors are al
nsst all in favor OF Capital punish
rnent, bat numbers of their patroos
think otherwise. and quite lively
correspondencein regard to this cub
i.sct IL being INDUCED In just now.
The subject o. hanging Is being
tneseughly discussed pro and con
The popular feeling at this time is
that q few men must hang, and as a
result Of that feeling they will hang,
but In a short tine that feeling will
subside, and feeling OF sympathy
Tor the murderer will take its place,
and il will be almost impossible to
ind jury that viii convict man Of
murder. What we need is law and
penalty for murder that can be en-
forced a. easily as the penalty for
any other crimes.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

All the New York City banks began
making preparations for resumption
several days ago, and nearly all have
notified their customers and CORES
pondents by a circular letter Of the
change to be made o-day, January 2
The Clearing House has issued a
circular that, in accordance with a
resolution passed by the associated
banks at a meeting held November
IL, special exchanges OF gold checks
at the Clearing House will be discon-
tinued after the morning Of Decem-
Der 81. The First National bank has
already resumed, having paid out
Over a hundred thousand dollars in
gold on Friday last. This bank has
issued q circular declaring that on
and after January z, it will discon-
tinue the keeping OF special gold ac-
counts, and balances will on that date
be consolidated in general account.
Remittances by express may be
ordered in gold, silver, legal-tender
or national bank notes. Silver 10
sums OF $1,000 and upward will be
forwarded free OF expense.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

As condensed statement of the
wonderful development OF our ex-
port trade in wheat during the last
five years the Inter Ocean says:
"From September 80. 1920, TO Octo-
Der L, 1878, our exports Of wheat
without reference to immense guam
titles in the shape of flour, bread, and
biscuit, amounted to 409. 349 AZ, bush
els, valued at $55l, $50, 220. equal to
an average price OF s1.34746 per
bushel. Prom September 30, 1873. to
October l, 1878. our exports Of wheat
without including -four, bread. and
biscuit, amounted to sos, 653 577
bushels, valued at 1903, 799, ll9, equal
to an average price Of $125.567 per
bushel. Thus. in five years, we ex-
ported A FER cent. OF the quantity,
and II per cent. OF the value, ex-
ported in the preceding fifty three
years." These figures show that the
United Stated stands at the head OF
the wheat growing nations OF the
world. Ween our great agriculture
regions are fully developed we can
almost furnish breadstuff for the
world.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02
BRYANT Memorial Service.

The Academy OF Music In New York
was thronged Monday night on the
occasion Of the Bryant commemora-
ton, held under the auspices Of the
New York Historical society. Pres
ident Hayes, General Sherman, Sec
rotary Evarts and a large number of
distinguished persons occupied the
platform. Mr.. Tilden sat in one OF
the boxes with Parke Goodwin and
members Of Bryanrs family. George
William Curtis. the orator OF the eve-
ming, spoke more than two hours.
During his address he alluded to
President Adams as a man OF indom-
liable will and energy and great ca
pacity. and said He was above and
independent OF party. May We ever
have such a president, and one whose
motto shall be He serves his party
best who serves his country best. >"
lGreat applause.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

Charleston .(S. CO. Neus and Conr
ier wants lawrepealed. This law ap-
pears on the statute book of the Uni
ed States as section 81, and pro-
tides that the e nited States District
Attorney may move. and the court
nay require, ut any term OF the
Cnit~d States Court, that every
grand and petit juror swear that be
has not willingly taken up arms
against the United States, or will
ugly given any aid or assistance to
persons engaged in rebellion. This
Jaw the Nelcs and Courier pronoun-
ces monstrous, and q blot-a dark
blot-on the statute book. As under
this rule 1t is possible to have Offend
ers against United States laws tried
before men not in sympathy with
them. Southern Democratic papers
sre very much concerned. The men
Who handled the kiss ballots" want
the law repealed at once.-Isdia1anp-
clio Journ0l.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

The senatorial canvass in Illinois,
Is Just now becoming interesting.
Gen. Logan will have more votes to
start with in caucus than any other
n an, bat it is impossible to predict
the result, as there are some Repub-
leans in almost every Legislature
elected in Illinois, who have no more
ssnse than to be influenced by the
Chicago 7Tstuns, and that paper can
always be depended upon to help elect
Democrat rather than Republican
{: nat IL does net like.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

The New Orleans Times, a Demo
cratic paper. commenting on the as
sassination Of the colcred witnesses
summoned to appear before the
United States grand jury at New Or
lesna. declares that 1t is useless to
expect PrOsperity 10 the South while
such acts OF lawlessness are commit
ted, and plainly tells it's readers that
II is idle to expect to gain the conf
dence Of the outside world while such
acts Of violence are tolerated aud all
las held ia defiance. When Repub.
lican papers make such declarations
they are accused OF waving the
bloody Shirt" 1t may be possible
that law and order can yet be re-
stored ia the South by the united e.
iortso the leading men OF ell parties,
bit In no other way. Had the adj
nlonitions OF the bloody shirt" pa
psrs been needed years ago. the
prosperity and confidence for which
the South will now have to wait fol
many years. would be at hand.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

The Constitutional Catarrh Rene
dy does something more than merely
repress or suspend the symptoms oil
the DEMONSTRATING its constitu-
tional causes, and renoyatiDg the vi
tai energy, which is the q ,tursi an
tagonist OF sickness and physical de-
cay. Because when the animal pow
ers and the capacity for mental ex-
ertion are deadened fer the time be
ing either by convivial indulgence o.
any other facilitating agency, !
speedily restores the equilibrium o
the system. and the ability to ttinl
and labor. See advertisement.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02

Secretary Sherman is reported as
saying. when asked how he felt three
days before resumption, shat he felt
excellently well. because he was led
20 believe, from advices from almost
every part Of the country, that there
Eould be comparatively but little de-
mand for gold when the vaults OF the
sub-treasury were practically thrown
open to the public.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02
SPECIAL
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THE REPUBLICAN,!

We take pleasure In announcing that we
have made arrangements with the publish
er of the CHICAGO WEEKLY News which
enables us 10 offer that paper la our sub
scribers as q premium. AZ no additional
cost ovor the regular subscription price @;
the REPUBLICAN.
For one subscription price we thus fur.
nish our subscribers with two papers,
metropolitan and q home weekly. Is,
tLis arrangement our subscri,Bsss are pla :
ced in command OF The whole situation
All events of interest, local, national anti
foreign will be presented. completely anti
promptly, by the one or the other OF these
two publications. The single feature of
full and Trustworthy Chicago market QUO
taiions will t,e worth, TO many of oui
readers. the entire subscription price.
To those who are not familiar with the
CHICAGO News. We would say II is tho
best representative of independent Jour
nalis,n in the west The wKEkLY NEws
is large eight column folio, cram iull''
Of telegraph and general news. short and
pithy editorials ON the topics Of The day.
written in n very familiar, incisive style.
and in all its departments evidently aim
to give facts in few words, without ihs
verbiage and fine writing which rcnds .
SO many Of the large metropolitan jour
nails n wearincss TO the ecsh." Fats
not words appear to be its maito.
All new subscribers 10 the REPUBLICAN
and all old subscribers who renew before
the first of February, will receive the
WEEKLY NEws six months as premium.
J. w. SfDERS Il CO.
Pub. Rerublican Plymouth.