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TupgS.s FINAi;ctAI4 yIEws.-[ Washing
ton correspondence charleston Is. CO
Ns,ns.l-It IL well understood here that
Mr.. Randall and Mr. Tildcn are entirely In
accord upon the financial questions OF the
day. A year ago they were both mono.
mctallists, hard-n,oney, gold men. Now
that Europe is about to -remonetlze silver,
and Germany is repcntant over her hna'-
cial failure in attempting TO reduce the pur-
chasing value OF silver SO low as TO entirely
dcmonetize It, these two gentlemen may pc
bi.metallists. But II they are. they are mu-
tually opposed to the recognition OF paper
currency as having the least weight IN the
estimation OF values.
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HEAU
FOR NINE YEARS CURED WIEN ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FAILED.
Jfessrs. Hreeks & Potter: Gtntlrmn.--Slnce
July last haze been using your CrTfcCRa for
Scild Head and Il has cured me. whtH all nell
cires that have taken for nine years did Inc
good. | am now using H. n Embarrassing, but
inv head Is well. II Keeps he halr In very nice
dillon. Youis truly,
H. a RAYMOND.
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We have Mr.. RoBEsoS's full speech. He
deserves the respect OF every southern man
for refusing 10 wave the bloody shirt, and
for arguing the questions involved as such
questions ought TO be argued. His speech
is exceedingly able, elegant in its verbiage,
and praiseworthy in spirit. He left nothing
unsaid on his side OF the question.
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rY- BUNTINGS! BJNTINGS.
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.


rI0,rurpc
SO !E ILL., ~ ~" -,
WILL uf ~: ir nis,.s " ',Lt'',,r,c - ,
20 CASES OF G0I.0RED l,i:f.SS Gn0i'S NJ y
lOWtK KIN = ~ - iEh X l.
THAN IitE r.! r', ~, ;Nh ~ M3ni'>
iiAH l. EVER BEEN S'Lb.
- - 49,. - - w
BLACK ChSlialr.htS al 20. ~, "a. III. o", o-'c.
10. Su 3D. JUG. ana | ncr yari:
The larscni ini OF CaSiialf.hrs III me CIV
BEAUTIFUL 'REse GOODS ut 3. ~. l1::' 10
ana ietse. .,,r,. ,, ,,,,
~; IN FL ~ ,J ~ ,h l'u,c' ~ 80,
~ ~ i,n,T ,,,t.n 'r;i;I,,r,'' ;,
HEM n.o't'i'"D liza ''2o 'o|''4-"'' ">''''''
VT sIT .,d curcE .p,r,,x St,rTIrcc.
nh;Ai ,: ana II VA, A,hAshlAM -
w ri = r - a. W. 'n
~: IN - "a ", eI,I ~ ~ RI
ION Ia! 10 !o.h a. our VI VI ~ Ilul ~: ...,.
Dc lNuo at Io'7 w. I'LL" -"''-''! ''e he"cs'
siiautS, ,o,. ,r,r,,-r>
i'oh iai n ~ ION ~ ear ~ Ai'n = IL
- " WV ~ i.it,i, ~ ~.
5u pieces more bikll-EA i. Linen IL 2oc. "o:iii
7oc.;
m y 4 1ttI. II
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GETxCTEA.

using CUTtCERA. one box Of which has entirely
cured me, aud new iuir Is beginning 10 grow.
Respectfully. Mrs. o. j. ROOT,
S97 west Lake Street.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November 10. 1878.
We know the above tn be true.
MARY +. TOWNSEND,
4l2 west Jack -rn street.
Mrs. &. 4. GRAY.
"a Fulton street.
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HELPLESS FOR E!GHT YsAES-CHAELE TO
WONDERFUL CURE.
NsSSfS. Weeks & Potter: Gtnllcncu.-l nave
hat most wonderful cure ~ salt Rhcuul. trr
seventeen years suffered with Sil' khcum: iiad IL
on nv head face neck ar,ns. and beg, | not
able to walk. only my hands aud knees, Tor one
year. ! have uo been able 10 hclp myself Ter ciSht
wears. | tried hundreds o. remedies: not one had
The least effect. The doctors said my cast Was ihch-
raDie. So my parcntc Iricd everything max came
along. SAW YOnr al. erlisemeui aud concluded 10
try CUTICuRA REM GDiES. The first box oil tiTI-
CCRA brought the Tiunor 10 the surface OF my skin
IL would drop OF Us !. out. ustil now ain ell
tircly well. All can say Is thank sou most heart
lily for my cure. Any person who thinks TIL, letter
fraud, let them. wrl;c come and see me, aud hnd
oul for themselves.
Yours trrIy, WILL MCDONALD,
1915 Euttcriltid slIert.
CHICAGO. LII. March 4, 1870.
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Builder Grange. BY FRANK Il. STOCKTON
New York: CHARLES SCRiBNERs Sons.
1879.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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At a meeting OF tie Commercial ES-
change Association, OF Philadelphia, FRI,
5av. q resolution was unanimously adopted
calling upon the Government TO reeal no Tue
tradc-dolIars and place them on tue same
footing as the Bland dollars.
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The Waynesboro' Tribune has been re-
vired.
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1t is too soon to publish the note sent to
us by "Amicus."
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f., JENA RODENT.

THE CuTirrEA REMEDIES SUCCEED WIlHAE \
CONSULTATIONS -. PHYSICIANS FAILS.
FtSyrs. Ttth. 4 P4tt.f: G"nti"lnc@--! have
suffered o:cr IiIirccil year with >htG drr:t-c ~ my
harti~ auu :>. cau,l X constant Irritation, dc
t,rtyIu: ne III rest au! ;:tt nlivu - business.
sought many remedies t:c-r and elsewhere. also
u.r al .ul,iur baths. wi:iio,.; permanent ci!ra.
ln,, May Il Iiirsciau called my Gts.Is: t.CZ ma
Rodent: spot aDlcar,,. III: i...H'.~. t':t'i. and
face. cscs b.cim" mac hi, INC" aud graduated,
cats! u. i, lc 9Th inhp1ircc Sl-.i'.
Ia:cr:ld and external r:G4.dr, were prescribed
hy Il icaGin@ ph".lti.a for six n"nil. wa then In
iruGnc..i 20 another and Il Cvn-u!a:ion OF several
lcatll:'g physicians was bad. wi"n definite plan
W.. irci:'cd upu:i, but al IL - purpose.
After fUi,oTln@ advice Tor fp1r Uoaii!S without
an" pcrinaucnt cure, horsht two hottie. Of tuII-
tCRA REsOLSEET. I'VE baAc. -! tUE!CrEA. and
some SOAP. and testify with great pleasure 10
the effect they have had In my ca..-in eight days
being ac:lriy cured.
The p.y:iciau> ur"mouCccd lny case tie most AZ
grayatc Que that has ever GONE UGder ,lCir cHlc-
rirucc and practice.
recommend and highly endorse tho CuTiCuHA
reuc:lics. Yours truly,
+. H. DRAKE.
Agent for IItrper & Brother, Publications,
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CUTHCTKA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES

u
ISFALLIBLY CURE
uUMORS or THE SKIN, SCALP. AND BLOOD.
SALT RHEUM OR ECZEMA, RING WORM,
letter, PSORIASIS, PEMPHfGUs. M
pETIGO. LEPROSY, PRUElGo, MILK
CRUST. BARRIERS ITCH. JACK
SONS ITCH, SCALD HEAD.
DANDRUFF, ULCERS,
ANDOLD SORES.
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We rejoice to hear that L. H. GLASS,
Esq, OF the Petersburg Post, is GONZALES.
cling raDilily.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS,


MOEE CURE OF SKIN tND SCALPAFFECTIOSS
BT THE CC1ICuRA REMEDIES.
Fred. R0hrcr. Esq. cashier Sioc.-Growrrs' Ma
tiunai Bank, Pueblo. iosuT:tJn, writes: :" am 50
well pleased with it> effects my !,hy that |
not afford 10 he without il in my house. 1t l. 4
wonderful cure. and Is bound 10 become very popu-
lar H. its virtues arc known 10 tie MASSES.
j. ;. Weeks ESD. t".:n treasurer -. Adams, VI
says IN 4 letter dated Nav 2Sln: " II works - II
charm on my baby face and head. Cured the head
entirely. and h'$ nearly cleaned TIE 'acr q: sorc'
have recommended il 90 several: ana isr. Plant ha>
Or,irrcI il for them.
VI. VI. Chick. E-'l.. Il franklin street. Boston,
saws: Ny litt" daughter. ci=tcI month. Oft. has
what The doctors cali FcIrma We 'f3ve tried most
I'VE. ything. and IL ia.i have i-ri CCTiCrRA and
he Is almost i new c"i:i, and "c fee! "cry hap
Ply.
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STOCK At Low PRICES.
J,'ST RECEIVED.
\ large invocc .! BUN rISGs from l2!7 10 4oc.
Also. ! E.Tcc linc of BLACK CAsIiMtREs, from
IL 10 3Oc..an,l hLi.-WOOI. lrcm iJc. to : l.2:,
Don' TAI! 10 look at orr stock OF E!.,rk GOODS
before purchasing.
We call the ladies attention 10 our large s:oci oi
DRESS GOODS. Which We ciIrr at these rXtraor':i'
''i = l '2 fIGrREn ana SOLID rorLI>s a;
81 piece: EE1GiSEEnocKER, E;GuEED. anH
CASHMERE l'UpLINS ut &c.,:
l22 pieces Dni:S: GOi!,; o: the latest styles and
novelties NJ very low prices.
81 pieces STRIPED SILKS ut all prices:
10 pieces BLACK SILKS from Coo. 10 -:
y l,r:r !arSe Inc CT HLACk AND CnLoREh
4 FIJI Inc Of COLoREn siI.KS. for dresses
ami trimmings. ~ extra low prices.
100 pieces TonClIoS LACEs from. ) to 5Oc.-'his
is AZ extra Gin, a., line. bought Al very low prices
aud we call Spncia: attention 10 them:
'4 Lhc ri: q iThLniN f RI" ana vALES
ClEN%Ea LAcES. Al low prices.
I nHW& 2e G @f S!HIbH! S kMH MR.
MuSLlES rIQuES: TAELE-LITEES. NAP;
klES. TOWELS. CRASHES. LINENS. and
other white goods. al low prices.
pAEAsOLS-L,icst novelties. llrgest stock. AMI
lowest prices. Don't fail 10 look II our stock.
so dozen UNLAUNEElE.D SHIRTS ipurc linen
bosomS and cuffs ut SOC. This is the best shirt
we have ever yet offered
We have also urge line of LAN1ES' and MISSES
HOSE. GTETLEMENS CO ]. y X T. ID and
WHITE HALF~lOSE. GLOVES of all kinds.
s sC2AREFFIs fiGer 6 SYfsfGt STEi, hA
COLLARS. CUFFS, and many otl'cr articles. III
low prices
Our KI)-GIOFE stock IS very large aud complete.
and we offer the best goods IL the lowest prices.
We have increased oar facilities and stock al tn"
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS. and shall AWAY,
he able offer 10 customers and the public III
line OF the latest styles. sole agents for Broad street.
THALuIMER BROTHERS,.
M Io-SMeW Col Broad street.
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FLOUR.
FLOUR.
DUNLOP Il MCCANCE MILLS,
ERECTED 1853.
OFFICE: 1913 CARY STREET.
RICHMOND: VA.
We have recently introduced into our mill clabo-
rate and costly machinery. for manufacturing the
FLOUR
indicated by OUR trademarks, to the
SUPERIOR QUALITY
OF WHICH
WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS
AND CONSUMERS.

THE DUNLOP PATENT FAMILY"
meets want long felt for Flour having both color
and strength. rs Wilderness cannot fail 10 please The
most fasiiOus taste while its glutInOus properties
insure a light and nutritious bread. The advance in
the art OF milling, by which Patent Flour Is made.
though last established in the South IS here much
medically hOuseheepers. 10 make up for culinary
81 ortcomiugs by bakers 10 give strength and quail
ty to the variable and inferior grades, which can
only be used TO advantage by mixing With
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
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CHICAGO, Ill. March 4, 1879.
nCMOH OF THE SCALP

nCMOE OF THE SCALP
THAT WAS DESTROYING lie HAIE CURED WITH
ONE BOX or CUTlCGRa.
Hesars. Weeks d. Potter: Gen;irmrn.-t want
TO tell you what CUTICUEA l.ls done Tor ne. Ahout
ten Years ago my hair began falling QnI, FUSED by
HumUr OF the Scalp. I irrd varioGs rope lie, 90
nuaierrus TO menuoH-wititout relief, W,tirI began
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MI NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. l beg TO inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmep, at PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS and CUFFS made 10 order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SHAFEE. Merchant Tailor,
NH I3-3m No. 1904 Main street
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CONSUMERS SHOULD BE EDUCATED,
FOR HEALTH AND CONVENIENCE,
TO USING BETTER, AND CONSEQ
MORE EXPENSIVE. GRADE OF FLOUR;
and when the fact Is realized that the cost OF one
dollar more per barrel amounts In their daily con-
sumption of three or four pounds 10 difference of
only one and half or two cents, they viii hardly
regard the additional expenditure IN extravaganza.
To few people buying Flour by the barrel does 1t oc-
that this important article of human food. used
al every mea., costs less per day than almost any
other on their bill Of fare.
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IcCANCE NEW PROCESS FAMILY

"MCCANCE NEW PROCESS EXTRA"
we can confidently say THEY ARE UNSURPASSED
BY ANY OTHER BRANDS TO DE HAD FOR THE
SAME PRICE; and will Gel tainly give entire salts
faction TO those who do not fancy paving the figures
which Patent Flour NUT command 10 Induce It's
manufacture.
OUR FIXED POLICY Is TO KEEP THE FLOUR
REPRESENTED BY OUR BRANDS TO A
! 80 HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY.
. In addition to the usual .racknges-barrels and
alf-b1rrels-weae now phttfug IL In bags equal 10
the half, quarter eighth, and sixteenth of 4 barrel
up l5-W, F&M2W DUNLOP T. MCCANCE,
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FLAMES. ORGANS. &c.
FLAMES. ORGANS. &c.
QUICK Err y G IS 60 4
" n ~
GRAND, SQUARE, AND CPE!ElT:
PIANOS.

so fine display Of SUPERB PlANC-FOkTE>
was never exhibited IN this city can row tc seen
at the establishment Of the undersigned.
Gotlschak, the poet Of the Piano Forte said Of
the CIICKERINCi PIANO-FORTES: " consider
them superior 10 any In The world, and I remark
my concerts three M0usG1adl, have used no other
Piano Forte"
apl8 WOODHOESE & PAGRiM.
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~ TIE GREAT RUSH
AT
TlIALIllMEH BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.

LARGE. ADDITIONS TO THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK At Low PRICES.
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aE-u"!IluN E.. H.. t,
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JACKSON, Miss, December 90, 1878.

NOTE.-Thcro Is no end 10 tho Testimonials that
N sht be giScn In favor nj these great remedies.
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SALT RIIElN.

Agent for IItrptr & Brother, Publications.
Clifford stree; ami Woodward avenue.
DETROIT. MGR. january ~, 1879.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24
Pen and Scissors.

Grain operators predict a decline
In the price OF wheat Lefore the first
of August.
1t is believed that the wheat crop
OF this State alone xill be about forty
millions OF bushels.
The st. Louis Times Journal says:
"If Mr.. Hendricks ever takes u stand
on any thing you may rest assured
that il Is because he's got boil.
The Republicans OF South Carolina
complain that the President doesn't
comprehend their situation, and has
ignored the party by his appointme.- Is
in that State.
Hugh Mccullough. formerly Secre-
tary OF the Treasury says the funding
operations OF Secretary Sherman
have never before been equalled,
either in magnitude or success.
Senator Bruce says there are at
least twenty Mississippi Democrats
anxious to step into his shoes. Among
these are General Walthall. Major
Barksdale and Colonel Singleton.
Hon. William Kennon. OF Ohio, Is
said 10 be the oldest ex- Congress man
living. He is now eighty three years
old. He served In Congress from
1929 to 1887. and from 1S47 to lS49.
Since July 4. $4,000 has been paid
out for wheat at Franklin, Ind. The
farmers manifest disposition to
hold large ! art OF their crop. The
average yield in Johnson county Is
estimated at % bushels.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
become 30 much OF a western organi-
cation and it radiates so greatly that
it has been found necessary to change
the head Office from Baltimore to
Cincinnati. The latter city will now
become its center OF operations.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24
The School Book Question.

There was long editorial in the
Democrat of last week intended to
show what it will cost to change the
school books Of the county. and de-
claring that publishers now sell
school books at exorbitant prices.
The article intimated that the trus
tees intend to change all the books
now used in the schools OF this
county. We learn that such Is not
the intention; that a number OF text
books having been but recently
adopted cannot be changed for five
years. The law does not allow any
series Of books thrown out, when
once adopted, oftener than once In
six years. But We are told that the
board OF education will take into con-
sideration the propriety OF adopting
a series OF readers to be used in this
county during the next six years, and
we further understand that in ma
jority OF the schools OF the county
either McGuffsy's or the Independent
readers are used. II there is aschool
in the county in which is more than
one series OF readers is used, uniform
ity should be secured in that school
at once. No teacher can teach read
ing or anything else successfully with
pupils who ought to be in the same
class using different books, and no
teacher should attempt it, neither
shonld any trustee or any parent re-
quire 1t. Money expended ia paying
a teacher for teaching such a school
is worse than thrown away. because
time, which is valuable to the pupil, is
lost and he Is not benefitted-cannot
be benefited because the teacher has
not the time to give the necessary in
struction. There should be a clause
in the school law OF the State that
would make it impossible for such an
attempt to be made by any teacher
or trustee.
But where all the schools III a
township are using the same series OF
books, or ali the pupils in any school
are supplied with the same kind OF
books we can see but little reason for
change. and the people should de-
mand that no change be made with
out good reason.
II is hard to make a law by watch
school officers cannot be benefited,
IL they choose TO adopt the books Of
any publisher without consulting the
interest OF their constituents: and il
any series Of readers is used extern
sively in the county it Is questionable
whether 1t will pay TO substitute q
different series; for a good teacher
can do good work with any book hav
ing sufficient merit to have been
al ptsd extensively by the teachers
OF the county.
Tn 8 Is a question In which the peo-
pie are interested, and which the
people should require their trustees
and County Superintendent to settle
10 such way that the greatest num-
Der shall be benefited.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24

The Pennsylvania Democrats met
in convention last week and declared
that THE Democratic party, as OF
old, favors a constitutional currency
of gold and silver. and OF paper con-
vertible into gold" Three years ago
the Pennsylvania Democracy declared
in convention that ~The statute for
the resumption Of specie payments
on the first Of January. 1879. Is i'm
possible to execute. 1t is deliber-
ate proclamation that at that date
the United States will go into bank
ruptcy. 1t paralyzes Industry. creates
distrust or the future, turns the Ia
borer and producer out OF employ
ment, is standing threat upon the
business men, and ought to be forth
with repealed" The Democratic
party OF Pennsylvania and OF the
United States has changed front on
the currency question a dozen times
in as many years, and on other ques-
tions almost as often as the moon
changes. II you hear Democratic
orators and Democratic newspapers
denouncing any measure with par
iicular vehemence, you may write 1t
down as a certainty that they will be
its strongest advocates within a year,
and will be ready to swear that they
were always favorable to it. The
leaders of the Democracy act on the
idea that the majority OF the people
forget within year what the teach
ings Of the party have been, and if
they assert positively that they were
always In favor of what they now
teach, that the average Democrat,
and the soreheads OF other parties
will believe their assertions, in the
face OF their record. which proves the
contrary. 1t is utter waste OF time to
argue with a party that has no prin-
ciples, or with the men who support
IL
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24

There has been no rain in Southern
and Central Virginia for more than a
month. The papers are all complain
ing OF the drouth. ALI the small
streams are dry. and persons walk
across James River in many places
aud the water il not over their shoes.
IN Georgia the weather is tie hottest
known for forty years. while yellow
fever Is threatening to depopulate the
cities OF The South. Looking at other
places the pe eple OF the North and
West certainly have reason to be
thankful.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24

The Inter Ocean says it is generally
believed that the @Keene combina-
ton" in wheat delivered the balance
of their supply on hand-about1 $780,
900 bushels-on July contracts dur
Ing Saturday. 1t is understood that
they sold 1000 900 bushels for export
in the New York market a few days
ago. There Is another combination
In the market, known as the "Milwau-
kee and New York combination" and
II IL barely possible that the supply
il settling In their hands.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24
Saturday, August 10th, A.
ID. 1879,

between the hours OF ten o'clocx a. M, and
four O'Clock y. m, at the door OF the court
house, i'm Plymouth. Marshall county, lndi-
ana. as the law directs. the following descrlb
ed real estate. to-wft:
A tract OF land In section twelve C2) Mich
igan Road land. known as the Bishop lot.
Also, lots number one hundred and thirteen
uls) and one hundred and fourteen 40, in
whecler's addition TO the city OF Plymouth.
Taken as the property OF Alexander Z.
Thompson.
Lot number fourteen OD in EwinR's adj
ditlon To the town NOW city, OF Plymouth.
Taken as the property OF Lawrence Shakes.
The west half % of the southeast quarter
"a. and the south hall % of the MOI theast
quarter ~. Of section thirteen uS), township
thirty-four t3p north. OF range Two t2) east.
Taken as the property OF Daniel X. Harris.
The undivided one-nslf of lots number one
huhdied and twenty ClzOl. ono hundred and
twenty one 12l) one hundred aud twenty
two u22). one hundred and twenty -four ,i24>.
one hundred AMI twenty-five I25), one hun
dred and twenty-SlX (l26l, one hundred and
twenty seven u27), one hundred and twenty
eight u2s). ont hundred and twenty nine
(i29l. one hundred and thirty u3o), one hun
drsd and thirty-oac u3l). one hundred and
Qs3), one hundred and thirty four (l34), one
hundred and thirty five l35) one hundred
and thirty-six 1880. one hundred and thirty
nine Os9l. one hundred and forty u4o). one
aundred and forty-one u4l). and one hun
dred and fortytwo C42), in Wheeler's con-
tinued addition TO the city OF plymouth.
Taken as the property OF james V. Bailey.
The southwest quarter ~ of the southeast
quarter "a of section four t4l, AMI the east
fifty-llvo acres OF the north half "a Of the
soui beast quarter "a of section live t5). all in
township thirty -iour GA y north OF range three
80 east. Taken US the property VI Samuel
Wise.
The north half "a of the southeast quarter
~ OF section thirty-three,t3J), township thir
ty-two (32l, north OF range three CD east.
Taken a. the property of George w. Carlisle.
All situate in Marshall county. Indiana,to tho
highest bidder Tor cgslI, without regard to ap-
praiscment laws, subject To redemption.
JOHN V. ASHLEY.
Sheriff Of Marshall County.
johnson, Hess Il Uurb;n. pill 5 attls.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24

Yellow fever is spreading rapidly
IN Memphis, and the frightened pop
ulation are fleeing from the city in
all directions. The Board OF Health,
at the eleventh hour commenced
burning all infected goods, cleaning
the streets and alleys and doing gen.
orally just what ought to have been
done months ago, instead OF awaiting
for the pestilence to make its appear
ance, and probably spread death and
desolation throughout the land be-
fore its progress can be stayed.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-24

While the cities OF the South have
ID their alarm quarantined against
the panic stricken people fleeing from
the yellow scourge at Memphis, Lou
isyille opens her doors to the fugi-
lives asking only that none shall
come who have been exposed to the
terrible fever. Too much praise can
not be given Louisville for the hu-
name treatment she is giving her
afflicted sister city. And all will fer
vently pray that those who come may
not bring with them the seeds Of yell
low fever