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Det.'J'J, IH7U.
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the SEWS.
the wAit in etmoi e.
The Prussians arc in active pursuit of
Fl neb Army of the North.
z.ercs is surrounded b? 15,000
..-siuns. and a :--;re is i mm : n n t .
A aispaicn rnna roietier. ürieti me
1 . ft j 1 11
25th, mjs 10.000 lW-i.nis. with artil '
leiy, occupy Bans, and hare iml'acnrn- i
inately piUased botb tbe j u'.Iie and
etirat btmaea.
Tven:v tboajsand Pra s'ansarc .sttr '
feaaa, which city was also pillaged I
The Prussian officers and men were all
fcabad The British rke conaol at
Riven baa presented tbe I'rmiMaa com-
asiajder a fonaal proUt ag:iinst acts td!
apoilatton eoaatuitted upon Britiab sub
ject iu the city.
Biaaaark. in a note to the cabinet at
Vienna, ealh attention to the reorgani-
zatiou of Germany, and expres-e.- the
hope that nothing in the tr;-ty oj
1... ri-t .mm-.il mrt e ... t .... . aaattwlm. I . . M . 1 . . . . i mm
...u. ..... 1 iv nu nu ..cv.-iT
t
A seheme to assassinate the king of
Prussia, Von Moltke, and Bisnwrk. was
engaged in the work of plnader. 1 w the contra y, has been exeeOel by the rotten old craft nttcrly water lodged J ho iipreiuac) I produce the re-uiit. I f. storv of w j Mite, in Sullivan, und j a neat ion g'r.n to ut ak r oaimproTed
The sinking of atx Kn.-lish ships iol hul few localities in the ftc Other naeaworthy, propoae to imitate the very negro over seventeen years ol nrd stealing a lot of wine and brandy. Idaaidn in rtli-m Indiana.
A. SÖM ly .W IW fi- .1.0 ,utieä ...ä. wo - of lve I W-P. -""1 I "f8;""" .he ! TT """"" T2 "l" "'"ÄÄ
rurp. of aanahg Tipuk, ia lhe .fesan, pafti.,.c of sp-.-akin . '"'' '' W hulk ""' "r- ''' ,, , 1 n V i,-,,,-, and "' .ü . vT
1 1 r I . .ii- . j oho lisiiifl. aiui ine iuimwi iiceitst ..no iif a wild turkev hein; attacked in mid air
iMMwnnwl 'i- ,t ii.. ti. ... t m i- m h , ' l: .1.1.. f . i. . .L-ü. c L'.inize :i new t ,rt. As to f:ii' lirst ....... i
C f II" Uli 1 IH ravt-iuun; IUU huuiw i - , , II .--l 1 1 I 1 1 1 t he l 1 1 1' l 1 1 1 n .1 II ! "II - ),v,. -n. : .. o ..!" v. im i; .r I L ; 1 1 I I
raajeoveted at eraailles, a rem days prosperity, and totally eclipse her
inee, A nauaiber of ftrangera arrived raeigbboring counties in wealth, popula
in the city on Wednesday, whea the tion and enterprise.
gates were el sed and the citi. lis or- ,
dcretl to tent tin in their houses on pain
f death. The p.itr-Is then searched
STery pbee, and arrested 200 itrmaaa. ,
of adasaa 70 were armed with guns and
pi-t-Is. .
Bismark refuses to gire Favre safe
conduet to tin- Congress. doabt. at some time in the future, be re- to achieve with or without their ait
A (Tincinaati dispatch says that a placed by a neue elegant and eommo These ne a party movements are always
pub'ie m.-.-'inu: baa been eaüed fr next diona idrnetnre; btattbere seeaM lbe so art er failures, anleasthe party organized
Tuesdav eveninar, la devise means ft little necessity lor the erection of a new ad ipts some entirely distinctive princi-
n
the relict ol tne awfiering peasantry ot building at tbia time, that it wsauiriing 1 plea from thoac eatertaiaed by the parties
r 1- . i Iii 1 111 1 i 1 1 . m mm im t 1
trance, fcx-fcecretary tox, .Murat llaW that the propsttioa should meet w-.th : aln adv organised. J he Kad.cal party
. , . ,,
atead, Archbishop I urcell, Oeorse II. any considerable support from Sensible succeeded in trainina foothold bv ad.pt-
1 11 ! " 1
lVndletou, and other pv-m nent per- people. I ing a distinctive käme, which both the
t. a a .1 rr? 1 a f ".!. a a at a a 1
sons, are to te invueu to aaurcss tne
neetibg. I
ia ( ntinm-s her war preparation-'
rast tu iaaastna scale. J
T!.y Turkish fleet is tind r imaacdiate j
ratdeta, and extalnsire warlike prepita-1
:"..n- 1, I....... .... 1... !
.u-..... v - v i. . 1 1 . v -
The Andrian o&tral s.ts the ewrnee I
blares that K i -i i s repudiation of
;i' !is is unlawful, an d requires I
tees a''.tii.'-. farther luodiSreatiuna. I
Til l unite: STATES.
United States triMtT Tennessee
at t!i- navj-jard al Washington,
at pr m aral rv to sailin t' .r San
a m m
. 3! .: jo with the eoniniissionets to be
:p; rated under the resolution pending
is rajaaasavas. Tke ..bj.- t ..t' tlalai t.. j
aaaan as saeedj; a report as pnssible, n
order that the final ,m sti m i f annexa- :
tion may he di fw .d of at the present 1
Maaiosh '
rri . . ii
1 lie movement aawag radical m natora
c , 4m i w ,. ,
lor the removal ol nmncr front In;
i i i- i I
ajtainaansnip on hitetga relattuna has
a i i- i . , i
. . t t-r Want ol a b'.iu.ite suin..rt.
Gen. Sehend., minister to England
wil. sail about the 15. h of mlaanary.
The election returns from (jeoriria
come in slowly. Etwngt has been re- ,
ceived. h"Weer. t c ..urm the election
of d -mo-rat.-, to eongrcss tr-mi the Kir.-t
lliird. Fifth, tftxlh, and eventh, di. i
tric.-J. w.tli the chances in favor ol Law
ton, democrat, in the Fourth. The rote
ii very close as far aa beard from. In '
the Seetaad districts the returns aro
against Tift, the bde dcaaocralic im u.n
btnt, and in faraf taf VV bitclj, repabli-
can. The legislalaia will he btrgch
de
eaaoeratie. ii-'ta rcpublitaua antt detu-
rats charge fraud m ihe electi a Thus
mid
fir only two radical senators are elect. 1
-both reuluted uten
The Spoltswood hotel, at Riebaaond.
"I 1 1
a, was burned on the night -t the
23rd, involving a lose of eight lives, and
nearly half a mil i.-u of dollars
Tti" pr isJi nt s San Ihaningo pcbeaw ,
wa a-J .nted bv th I. 8. Beamte 1 !t
rf-i .. .
Inaratlav nrarning, after aatruiysesaiou
... . 111
ol uineteeii hours. It is claiuieu t at
tio prop ajraaon for the aaaasmal an af
thai arrjaihlaaf ISfadaJ wiO he defeat, d in
tbe bouse. Consent. 1
Chas. Sumti - r. the j..,li.,tu: 1. ha ijuar-;
reled with lha pWuiaVnt, srhieb bet I
i .r .i i i- i a I
greatly disturbs the happtf faiuiif t
,.
ladical.sm.
I
Demoerat.s and ref..rm Rep4sblieaatt
aovaaad aa be eS rling nrrantnatnti lot ,
tiiO org-uiiz iti i; af the next h ue.
Uuuihuj.', arnbablv.
We ne gl ol i e t i li temporar
: - inity. as a dele .s in nmr h r I ri ii-.
is losing ground, even 9momg ..-.
York juries. In tlx-e i-( ., ultian.
, 1 I . , I
atelv tried, ih-vn i4tiars t..h I lie
,
rstntatl and Man that be aa i.,. ,,,e. A
fttahnaal Phrenologie nbn te.tiiir.l
it the prUnoer mm rafaaa a mt 4llay-
(3 -a order of intellect h ilf tonte.
et; brat tbe jmrr 414 Maat tkiwk hi I
1 propeailicaa jntitieaiion lor
er, and he is under senteitee ot
W'e helie e thai Ihn fTpf ftn
- f being eleared on the plea of in-
raaiiity hai nwauriged mmv sm h bni-
tun s to the eommiaaitm of the
; horrible, mnnlers; and we
.k pnblie s-ifrv depeiida upon the
inv; ava with any fiMiml itious for
ranch hopes. The f. wer en!i-ts oi
insanity re have, the tcver murder
U a sunn li iv e, an i int" lewer murder-
a a a a . .
ata will escape. . I
I
. II. Comer Chatrasaa of the Ue-
publican State CeatraJ ( omuiittee, banjioarfiT prtideaaod ttaeinaelvea tbe cape
m. . Bmaa mi mm mr ar- i i t n il 1 ' i aw i im I I J Wt
JtXl. . UiiaCM VUttlUW Ol ii,iU. I
MARSHALL COT NT Y.
THe recent census discloses the fact
that Marshall county has more tlian Jt-ct. Alike faMl session of the 12.1
k .a .u : rieonMvss. n remoer.itieni lobar ioiro-
neia ner own who wner cvhduvsui
! tli. state in Im ineren.,. of' nunulnt ion
, r . :
since 10U ( H cue ninetv-two counties ,
- ,
I me suite, mere are oui wcvvm wh
have added more to their rPulation j
than Marshall ; ami they all had a
mm h larjer population in 1800.
The population of Marshall county, in
1860, waa 12 Tli-; the present popoJa
ti.. is 2o.:;7T; tborag an increase .f I
7.55 more thai mm
s third The
eanart'tea baring a realer
total increase
are Allen. Delaware, Marion, Tippeca
noe, Vanderbers and Yiiro six of
which are indebted to the erowth of
t ln-: r lari
. :..,.-...o..
"
i . . i.4 i : i . ii. i i i i m i i "t .
These tacts prove that the growth tt
V!!! mnntr u l. o.-v. r m h.. s-.hl
tjl0 people of Marshall county, and
IlllW that the oftcial igures are pre-
ented the! find themselvefl so tar
hind that the dilemma in which ihcT
pbeed mmt be decidedly unpleasmt to
I al
them. Laporte, St Joaeph and Koaei ,'
ujkl, eoonties have fallen so far behind
in the human race " that we feel sorry
fUJ ibem.
ai . l t r 1 aa
Uc leej promt ot .Marshall county.
and believe that when the present hard
times ar past, al we hope they soon
vi be.sh will enter nnon a new era of
A NFAY STATK I'iül'SK. i
A prop is; tion has been made in r;eii '
eal eheies for the erection of a new state .
bovse, at an immense outlay of BSOtoey.
rhe present building is not as grand as 1
many would like to see: and will no
1
1 ne people .r inaiana nave a just ;
pride in tba-ir state benevolent i'istitu
tioOs. and wdl ne . r eompl.iin at tb
ni.sr Bberal appropriati 11 of the jiuhli:
funds for their snpp rt ; but having re
camtlf enaeraed Irtan aa appropriati' n
luv.!.,,, I ,r,m .,1 i ... . ..CI...... ..illi... ..C.-.." 1 1......
i .. i '!'. i i 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 i. in i
feil to see the netASsily of the ereetion 1
ofa new state hou.e, nierelv to punse
the eve and ad3 to the convenience, possi
bly, of a lew ell paid officers. Tin
state house, as it LOW stands, is practi iry of man runneth no to the contrary, a tl v world. Tbe method nf instruction ti' waa tarred and t'eaihet-d at Near ln
callv .! enr tmh for all the nuriioses ! ri.rid ec.,i.t..v in the e.-nduet of Vbe ia DurelvexesetieaJ. Aintde eluci latimi d.w. i eamly, and c-iioonndM to q the
- i I
,ur hicb it was designed, and the only
atgunaeat in favor of its displacement by
a more eostlv structure, b thai the in-;
eteaaing wealth and growing iride of
nr pe .plo aaaho it eteaavmddb.
Thewonk werelold. nroriotasto the
0t "'" cleetioa that the state was ,,nt
w tt- H'th's bad been true, th
Ui,uid not so aeri' itudj object t theerec
ti.-n of m ire eostlv public baildinirs:
1 '
but substviuent s'at. iiM-nts ofthe finan
1
cia' condition of the state havin" dis
efcxed ihe unpleasant fact that the st:it'
1
uebl i- y. t over three millions ol d 'liars,
it is not at all surprising that there
; should he a prevailing opinion adverse
to any additional outlay of money be
yond the liquid tion ofthe public debt.
and the payment of the current espen
i ofthe state Government.
If we do not err in our estimate of j
the public judgement, the senator r
representative who r.'tes to tax the pen
I I r the building ofa new state house
.' 'ii'- time, will certainly fail in his ef
forts 1 1 become opular with hiarcottstil
tteata.
TIIK HOLMCRM VSW THE ROXI
, 1 U
r T'l'il I'u? 1 1 1 1 1 i ii t ii tl ; s a f i tri. are
Iren the In Ii tu ip'diü Sent it el we
! arn thai Mr. V'oaarliee, on Mo id ty
.-I 1 it weck.ititro luceil into the buse
the fidlowi ig preside and resoln
lion, which extends to nearly one huu
dred thtHisaini soMiera the bounty of
t lie govern nn nt, who are n.-w depr-ve!
ol it ii tbe err reason which dem imb
licit it bould hvt iriren them. i-vit :
i...:.. .1: .i.:i:... ..i .i. . i ... i
I lie II " i I - I "i 1 1 1 mi ei 1 1- lll UI I ue I HIM
; 1
'"d rnliivale it. In inlrtNlueinff ti e
. . , ,
prxsitlon, .Mr. V04Hftiees rem rue.l
,,,,.,.,,... ,,j jt -o that there eaajbl
be ; ,, ,MI It :lt the present .-.esi.m
af rrannress;
Wnnas, I'.y the sslsting baaasatsad
aatnal amHlleaaeat it. 11 by
tbe claimant is made aceeraaarr ; aad m here
'
tiii-r.- are lar numbers oT peraoBi li-.i
. , . . ... . ,
i.l.-il n tbo military niel n ival i-rvie; .:
Um UaUed Statea wb ara raaable t tth-
aarj make living apoa l in.i arhh'fa agri-
rasltural or alb -r artira labnr, beiast tin r--
v arbotl y depri re I ..t't-i. beuedU of t!n-
buaa lea 1 ; ' v in th.- p e.li.- lau b ; nr. i
a Ii ii -1 It 'li-ihl-l ptnaonj an ion .'c
the i t luHpItH, tii-.-lv aal u- rit .r:- i-
l..s ..i larw Man citiaaaa : N-.w, lira -re'o-
Be ii -Juri T'eit iba CfNOiaittee i
I ,. ' I. it.fr ...... I I.. .. I.SlI
...T, i . I'll I I
,, ,
.V' iii.iui4 all T-..i- wiii. anpair n a ..r
,t1 h,.v,,xü,.r it1M,ir m lM r(lu M
. ,.,,,. of aisabilities nearer
,llirit;,rv r ,.lvi, .rvi ... f th(. (jailed
States, fnua tbe amaasity af naabtaaja aet
tWaaaaal oa Ika laada t aMrh ibmj aaj
make i n,im, r antingtbani Ihe bsnatta of
Mieh iiotu --l.-tel policy with. Hit such setth -
lawni - ml nil iintnittic i in Inn In! t..
rf"rt mid hill t. tkia haraaa for its action
; 1,1 the pre-ei,t sc-i.-n.
If the committee on public land-report-
a bill in aecot-rfaiiee with Ihe
a hove re-o nl i n , it will uniloubti dh
receive the annrthm of every member
of ramyreaa of Detnorvnla beeaaae
ti ey are the friendi ni tba laborer and
. . a a . a mmm ...
I n-e im i oie lo liOor; ol Kepuulieaoa
aot Imnnaa they really Waal tlie diss-
Mad aotdier Ut bar tba berafltll of the
bomesteatl law. bat heeaaae. bavinaso
'A tmXmmJkm mmw mmAAtm ft I Jk
111 II HUM-' Ml I'l'- aVOIIVIf I MI'l 1.11 U
not oppose tbl re-u! in ion. Bui t m i t'
is u way to defeat Mr. VoorhecV ob
-
iluced a resolution proposing to gUe
the soldier a land warrant: the rcao-
. . .....
lultoti was submitted to a committee
llin 41.,1(M1 ,w.t.t.l It.
and nothtii; inore was heard from it.
This may meet with t'ie name fate.
A SEW PARTY.
Since the November elections, there
v i . ill-. ..I .
rn 1 1 a' '""8 umvnp
10 VJ Dnes 01 the nauical party. All
the member! of the party .-.re eoovia
eed that certain defeat awaits that or
raniz itioii as it now atanaa. ana while
Khe. Ben. Butler, thinks the pr.p
er uuiili u oo umir ; i si. no i uu-
i
I
organtiation, bat to propel the country
into u foreknn w.tr. others, deeming
eherne, it is of curse, utterly imprac-1
ble. The vast army of the bond j
holders would apply the thumb screws J
General Grant in ease be tdvuld pw
paw such a policy, until he would he very I
. . .
to cr.v qu,ts- As to
the
,j
see 'ii
eherne, that of crjnnising a new party,
fctone made entirely out of pure moon
shine. Of what would the princi-
a.fa. .tt bLa mmim.mmM an aamt nAiaatal V ,.ul.l
" p-j w ,
they retain their old principles? Then
it would he only the ..Id party under a
oe name. Would they be principles
I ... .....
in conformity with tbe behests ol the
constitution and ia the interests of the
people? Then those principles trould
1 1
he Democratic, and. therefore, there
would be no necessity ol any noworgan-
tsation, as by stepping inside the Demo-
cratic organization, ami by Conforming
strictly to its party trnagea, they could 1
aid in securing the triumph of those
princ:ples which the Dcimieraey bb'uml
1 emoer.it ic ami ml tt nig imrties were
ton patriotic lo ;;d -pt. that of aarfare
atrainst tbe intitutkn fslav.-ry. but
as far as we hive seen these men who are
pr p. s n' a new party, have presented
no saeb new issue. Thejf talk abou j
i c c ii u; i i 'I 1 1 . 1 1 1 i nun' ii. i in .;
4jntirdasens desrnruuinatinir tariffit Iba
is no new sue. It ia one of the first
1 , f 1 ,1 1.
articles 01 taith ol the !d üeiuocratie
.. 1 a 1 t r.. .1. .. .1. :
. neu. -v.. ..- i mwi i.n t ii.it t.n ui in
"Ti J
Administration and a tariff for tbe nr-
poses of raarenne otdy have been banded
in Democratic clans, from lather to
:.s the true hotrine always to be earnest j pmficieney aud husiiMi or pi-oteeaioital tH-:; lf.re tbe May.'" Tbe affi.lavii
lv langht and obedientlv followed uaefulncss eannot ndumbrate a m r. ehargaa him with eauing lha death of b
Tl,,r,.i;.r.. tl.,-,,, I, .. ..iv;,, f,.r Am ' auspicious future t hau to come to liar- infant ehild, ihroo! nu.lp.-i.-s'c. He
. . . .. .
formation of a new partv. And all et
1
ra-ts lending m that direction will lall j.-.ety no 1 nger nbscttr tbe bght of j The editor of the Dmail faioa aaa h. r-atill-born.
meeting with the same te as 1 thy genius. rt-truek a fw diva ur- ;it flailing 'ti
l;d the Johnson partv scattering to I C'une, precocious youth, rircumren ,,.. ,- i, cunpositon :t note an-
tbe tmr wiada and tearing the auth.es hy the seductive and fearfal tempta .dn bk tntenthw to r.r . r la the
hi.handdry.s.iitarv and alone. Kar
J ,
baTowfl any faith whatever m those
leading Republicans who are now mouth
inn about revenue reform. Only let
. i . -I, i
the test come and the will crawfish as
" .
handsomely as did Dawes h,-t wmtci
regarding the expenditures cf the gov.
ernment. Party discipline and the I
knowlcdga of ihe utter failure of miy at-
tempt at forming a new party will serve 1
to whip the aback into the Radical roike I
thus giring the hemocracy at the next
Presidential election a fair Ight with j
the entire brood, which will result in the I
overwhelming defeat of the Radical
' i
party, aa t a route of their entire forces
'horse, foot and dragoonfl
Secretary Delano has sent word t
Commissioner Wilson, of the bind office,
that his resignation would b accept ible
to the president. Commiioner Wil-
. ,. . . . ... .
son has replied that Ue will rn resign
It would be mm h more manly in
Grant to deal with the eominissioner
directly. The president has placed be
fore the country a atateuieut that be ,enti, ,,i the rlerka in Ihe treasury de-doe.-,
not believe the commissioner to be artmenl reaMmlc4l to (he nssi
honest. If he told the truth, it is his
i i ii'i
duty to remove .nr. iisrni
The latter demands the faets and
reasons for impugning his honesty. The
i i l . , i . I, : , . .1
deman I ought to he met. It is n..t the
F
prerogative .!"a prea'ulent nf t'ie I'ni-
ted States to ass.iii and blacken a man'
reputation, and refuse to give the t. sti
'uony. if and exists, lor making snch an
assault.
As v't. not one particle of evidence
been presented to show 'hat Com
i iaaioner V iImiii baa in any particular
been nnfai hful in his office
VL . . I I ... -ft. ... .1 a
I .-I- II I t.'-.-ii .- 1. 1, in.- ... Minn in;, i
his Itilbfnlness interfered with the
'ebeuies of the Ih-nt fiiuiU
Thenrnb-
abilities are that hi: h ncstv has iro
cured f.-r him flu- enm tv of (Ir.int
Mi Klh-n ToU'0M04l. if N'ewj.oit
I. I., baa od red to the eitv autlmri
I I . . .1 I 1.1,11 .1 I 111.., . ' 111.. 111 it'll,,, ill
1
tlestitule md friend le4 liovs. bid she
docs iiol r.i-.e lo furolah any of t he
bo hel -elf.
Ludwig Mosei- was recently eu
b'heed to 12 mouths iu the j iil al llal
timore. lor opening a letter which a
frieii I h id requested him In deliver.
Tm Meyers, a R mbi!cai ir
lleiau. wis billed Iu i Hr'il t Hun
ilti.o, Ohio, l ist Situr l i- nltrht, niter
having teen cnjnx.Ml ii miuv auch
trou't e-.
rhrne e n - i; n be w
eo-
mured in i rtiw in tin
Itlte Sllooll-
when bia brother araa killed. The re-
aaj twbi mm n,,, i ; be a
ivrraniT persons, piauMa, dirk ami
ilunahoti lfi'ig tiscrl Qnaaly
impurity of bit, litnts uuttel tUMi.nl
Utile.
ror . ,c iai n.m ru, ne
per hT harped Ukhi the 8lKking
. r i..,i..., iÄ. .... :..n,.
l ... w, i-
m. - - v 1 11..
maculate, and the lainlest rouceptiim
SHT
careful attention or our raitical breih-
ren is ealletl tu the following picture
froin n Char'.rston paper, touchiog ilie
recent election in that state: ,,(ol-
en. in some part of the stair,
arere allowed ' the ratlictls to vote
. ! . . I. I... .1 lo I
ni nit lr n tk iniwmiima. in hi.mii
i es neither in iti iyer- nor voters were
worti. In swrne etiuuties the mimlcr
of V4,tM cast exceeile! the nuniler ol
..... i--ira ivt :!-f. mio ine
- - -
injuew loiw. une uroitia natura. . TuesHay of Ut week m to wspand opera
suppose that these journals were Km- tioiM , n ;he slreel rnj!W;tVs
!
election returns plainly show tint m
ever nrceiiiel where the rolh I had
tJJj C lvonn (,,.I V lollW
,JVe ,uoli ti,.f,.;,i,.,i. n this rotuity
alone, oiit-itle of the cily, armed col-
ored latnda. ttylhi Ihemaelve Ihe
militia, surrounded the polls and in
."it...
afstetl upon in"iectiiiz Iii tickets t
ihe vtdcts, and tlius. t.. n greal extent.
either drove off those wlwt wished ti
vote t he reform lick4,t.4ir Intimhlaled
ilu-in into the support of the rmlical (
,,,ioe. The fev while men present
wppp imxv.;,. tlJ ivi, black
,.,MS who w ere rneotir ij.-d nud up-
,r(i ,v Ihe radical atitlioritu.'' Tlii-
is a specimen d the moralily ! lhe
party Whoas oryniH prate of frauds al
Hie ballot Imjx. tlere is a picture of
. - . .. . ..
the elCCl IOIIS all VIT t lie Sollt II. Iicre
Is the result of the entnnchisemenl of
iuiyflMiMlali l.t i. L
1 . . .1 . . . . . 1
r.i.-e -nn : is l ie v- it an r r-ieu
calcnlateil upon by ratlical lea lew
jn tnQ Ä i(Jt ))t- -;t, t, ameiltl-
,,,,.,,1. This in the fruit ol I lie Slh-g-H
raiflc?itioii of tlii- w-called atneud-
menl by a few number-; of our -t ite
legislature. When lhcc facts are
kiotww lo lbs HHple, i- it any worn. er
that tbmiaamls of voters Im ve with vir-
' "l" l"l!l! till
tlious liuligna ion .. rorru '
4f the rati icnl partv, have cast lluir
. . , .,
votes nffainst nu n who l4gialated the
... , . .
lo-jpro pn it. gi n u Mite man dare nut
pj :MVe taken nn active part
wjt, ihi-x who are workiiii; for 1. 1 .
rn-iiitc inairx ailvaii'-enienl ?
-
UTERARI FÄ0THI
meto win pararapna ueaervt m
The ßl! v.iui: paragraphs deserve t-
he rcseued trow t-beurity. br they are
f . .... b lv t b 1 SUIT. I12CII o X . ' 1 1 1 o-
Y I
qaent verbosity the ajie ii s prKiuccd
'I he course i' v udv
iJarui. nla
in
n 11 . .: . 1:1 ... 1 : .. 1 .. .. . .......
i ' .lICl; J is 0,'l l III ic.nie -t u
, , , 1
iii mini v .:., 1 t', nnlitv tli-- Kill- '
I". J I -
i dent lor the resoonaihil tu., of the liter-
I . i .
eheerfally iven and radical pr duud.
it v aasiduoudv sought after We are
. . ,. ... i. , ...
I 'P ! 1; II "I - U- " liMl'M Ul-ll I O' ' I4IIU
I centlcinan or l.dv aaoiranl lo lite rar
monia College Come, rural boy. from
, ,. . '.
ine d Ifta III mountains and swamps. mm
HS ""'T'lTTTru IV a
' 11 " battle-scarretl vetemn, rrom
the g field, crowned with perreuial
ttui els i t iinperishald gl i v.
The diauipion of liberty, the victor 1
the t'ountn s t'lieuiK'S, let.nn iroin air
. . . . .
lomr cpa nati n, immure yourselves in
eolu güite wails, and rejoin the militant
host armed againsl the two greatest cue
mies of humanity, namely igu . ranee
:lln fiee.
Though we eannot" adumbrate an
austdci us future" ia ull reajajcts, for
the perpetrator ofthe above prospeetns,
ne do think that he will become the
champion in one, if is penchant for
that style of writing dies not subside.
as c
I'olltical.
l! Is rumored in Washiiiitoii thai a
j I'Ceoiiei ii 1 1 ion IlllS lltfll elleet"d b.--
iwecu tiaul i ml t reei . The Kenltui
qnarrel i- hi mil, and lhe J'riöttm
, " !ii ,,u? l,n-"!( li - re-ntmiinatiou.
: ;'"- Scbennk'a aweptanee ol lhe
ini-ii.il to (ireal llritain will make
1 Sttmuel llooer. ol Ib.htou, Mass..
rhairiuan of the committee on snvh
n':"1"-
Tbe i.oi.l.s of the republican con
I oressioual commit lt4 shotv t.h ii om.
lltCMla inaite ii.iii theill tllirtllg the
late p4ilil ical camp igin.
,
rlie Fviiiisvlvaiiii uteg-it ion la liotli
J diagustetl anil indignant at the I lilnre
of the prehleoi in npiaiiul J. IV.
1 l),"'iil I r iii lhai si ne, commis.
sioor ! iiio-rii il revenue. I l e ilele-
.. .ij,,,, mighl i. have ulribinl i..r a
I" '-"b m ial !".. or brown si, me
; 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 .
A- an evblenee of the womlerful
efl'roiilery of ralic:il newsp .per-, ii
luav he l ilel h i! irk- ilT-., the
Atlanta jew -." ran up Ihe iiamea
i tir-iul and Akeruian a its ehoice
or pH'i e il ami iee-plesideiil. and
i-U I ev.-u -t aoflleietll I V aili-i tiled l
iheiici.ei Mi lake il down. LouitcilU
Vurier..lornnl.
. , i '
ll s. r. lee i in i e.on llieuibil
I to the aeiive miimmI 4f e r ImmIi hi
Ihitfalo I..;,,,, .. ,. pl,.,
..I .. .. .1 III
i i-i -illi- lie Ii Ml'' . I e (.1 !v . ui; U In
llMiTiHIghly .ei lor ii. . iliateid .i
alurriMl nur. a al prci-oi ; i u
I Clerks, hec ili-elie (uhl hUVr f
ilgliel i ml ii.-iin.-ii I - ,h,l.. ileir
capacitt ; ami la-t. I nt mil lenst, t.
,1,.. .1.... ,.. . j .... .. , : . .
an, I
1
titer i ii Ii lieu l ri I ..i ,--.. I.
influential p i n .;. I.e.-iu-.-
iIum wiuihl 'ii- In?
elieved ot lhe
i dlsgOliog -ol i.-ii i liou if tit; eoiml
less arm) oi luiugn and rouscieuce-
lea4 i.tlice-eeker- Bud eir-iies 111
wbom :hev are now iufestt'il."
The IVasbington Patriot ant -: "One
oftle first ilutirs nf the Ih'iiioer ila,
after lhe iueetliii of roiijfre, sluuild
he In (Iriii ui'l in iui'ii" iliale rllet loll
1 I m a. 1 -1
of lbs army. If national Inaip ire I no. seeand-hard raacblaea lakea la axcaaagftv or
unly to serve n Nillbal Hillee, and iha aaa laajanm wrnata aiipBi d
j,. In lnanaHrte4l lrui place i i.l ice i . ,
, . 1 1 Ka erv aiahine I ararraaled Pnarr Ctfts. aad if
al ,e people - expense. l. ., om..e I he , . , fl , fc ,. ( ljr tr.
hellest ol pariy. ' " Hm- lime ha K mV tlU r.ra 11. aad aaoaey retataded.
nun' In n (he armv ' mihi be nn
, , i ..... r m nt. N. H Wasted. Traveliae Aeeata la vlaH each
I . I he -o-t ua I aiit-.l Iiirii-,' aerv' c
.. i ii i ... 'ia : ; .i .1 . i Iowa di-trii.uti. m rtrealar exptalalaa lhe lm
or he niMllilnl, II ft Ihe i!-i anil ,
the hour to alrtke ilown nnuriiat bui
I Irefiirc it Irecomea forotiititble bv habit.
and 4aiifaraiii by abosa H
i .t t
A wil 1 turkey weighing twenty-nine
.. ot .
lhe Wabaeh.
The snow trw ao deep in Lafayette on
Grovern. Sulliva rauntv,
Ä-"-
. f TT . I
The Cmmiioners of Harrison c.Mintv
utfClMting lfce qU8tion of fundlng the
....... debt,
Tli Corvdon Detnorrai ihink.i IhmisantU
llf dollar miht le af ed to Harrioa
oiutntv vearly hv the appoiatment of h
' '
county at torto'T
John Msrtin died at ParlWe, Rullivan :
. ,
rvMintv, !) the i5tn, Mgod Mxty-fonr vean
Ho had resided in 8ulliv,
in couaty liaee :
: : ... i i
. , ( v i
, ,, ,, L. ha been arr te I sn 1 held to
In S20f. on a char f drpakine into I
1 . . 1.1 11
Ai a receni oit -upper iime nrown-
Iceol Marl.,. . rnme nar Miff.K-atirc hv 1
piece of ovster shell sticking in his thront
.i,..m .1...... :
lie v.', fina ly rolieed by the .is of an
emetic.
We Ma n field of natu the other day that
had lioon Mwed i'h t':t!l irheat. It had
head d out. SmIUmh Vwunty Union.
Thi9wccrtainlvre-narkealde.no auitter
wrhether it araoatsor fall wheat.
K. A Il.mck committed suicid at tbe
knirdinq boueof Mr. McFadden in San-
horn, Knox county, nn Friday of last week,
lv taking stryehninc, He had not lieenat
morn um anontuno, ana leavma wu
VirinS Weatfiel I MkairL
On Saturday of lt week while Hardy
fi-l....l. . i. :i:
aieviananan, a k'hikh icacner. was noinj;
Sullivan, bh bore stumbled, throwing
the unfrtutiata man oft in such a manner
i,a t.i t'i'l nil htm IM.ii ri .1 1, :. Tl i.
-
1 1 c w fatally hurt.
The great lw of compensation is univcr-
J al in Us application. 'ur exchanges
0 u that althoogh the supply of milk
I., .iiii.ii. ?. ..
lias ieen greanv reu.jeeo nv in.' sear-u
of w:it r in tke Walah. tbe qaality .f tin-
... I
whisky has t een unproved from the lame
cau .
William Keai-rr enajf?d ia a -"tiillt
arith V l.-v Seiatlar in :i aaw mill near
I'nion Citv. m Satnrdav of l it week. :.n I
. .li-i- . .
w a-i.irowti aaiii i am- urivin oviv wuk-o
drew hrtti asaiaat the F y -v 1 1 1 with auch J
. i it if :.. l !
t , f. H - in " - . t : i o ins -1 ui. ue reiiramfu
.ill.. uetill d t. wi.i. li iv.imd
ti Sunday iiitrht.
F-'rl Wavne has n bootblack, a native
.
... ., . . . ,
or New llatnp-niraj wir 1- an! unteen
yeara ..11, ba ewHaed tl ntlnent. rhited
Uhina, laain. Au-tmlia. and alnnat rnn j
t " ' I ' I Ult-r.-t 1 II N-Util lOKl 4 i-Tltml
nteria.
The Sentinel savs
i.
mt arable arell prwerve.1 in b.-li:.vio-,'
and "t horti ihlv n ted in regard to tb !
coimtr:.' In- ha visi'.-.i."'
Tl..- Kok'trvi Trihum aara : "Dr. Poller
... l l l. . 1. ... 1. . . I
rut, , ,
present :.t t..'- trial for divorec
lie re-
la:i , .;il v.-.-k. or, Monday, when
. .
be wa arresti-d on a ehitrge of murder, and
w is .-..minuted to jail in b fault of $ 1
,.,
1 mm I.
" k half a mile th of the town, an
lrH.n and thsro eowoPt neble bv hanins
. u , . Th r iu,Lr ..,-,,
da a pent in a frtntie ' fr liile-s
eareli f r t'l - e.'-l e rj.-e of lhe t i i 1 1 j .
tt c. The e iit-T r:' t ws chacge-l to
disi;u-d :i f.-w ti iv after on reeeieinmj n
note from tbe departed, dated at Indiana
ptilia aanHiticiag that ha had changed
liiii mind and gd drunk indead, eonclnd
ULr arith Lhe mo le-t raoueat that bia "little
,.yK Rtnouniin u raiht be remitted.
By llinf ff a part of the stuck, and
naatgaaring the balance, tbe um wa raised,
and now laiath are nappy,
Mrs Hiram Miller, one ol the carli.
-i settlers at New Albauv (having
: x
court li that place in 1810), was mi
uiisl) iuji.red a few da) 8 ajju ly t'iil.
ii:r from a agon.
MZW ADVERTISEMENT.
a. J. Nicotita. J. L. Hot ouion.
lily leaf larket
CORXEIl MI'MHiAN AMI (iWOSTS
raa BRSTof M.-.-u tie market adord alaravn
I .!. hand bave Boar and bed. ami will,
deliver tie- -atae toca-h eu-t-.iii'-rs frei of charge
derfuttr Mul.. A II. i lli..
M TiSURANCE pa
4
UK COLUMBUS, OHIO,
Iii.(ir. - ajrabaat Lna or Dantaaa hy
piRE LICHTNINC,
r.ilieie.-. i-Mied in the a'.ove ,-oinpatiy or ill the
Alban) 111) liwaiee lmpaoy,
OF ALBANY, NEW VOBK,
At tin ir asvac rarer the poat ..Hie.
bibiioiii Ii. lad
sn. &. fish
PrDaH T IIRAHr.V inFMT'f
gull kl.nk V w . ,r. wj .wwi. .
I! j.ren 'at the fatlaa in
ov,paw.pc .
I .wJ i .fc-Vrf -,w.. ' ' " - -
I I m SJ W
CouliaeataL N. Y
Pin nix. N
i I ..ine. Colnnibaa. I
tlbaar CilV, AM-anv. N. V
""'.'..IL'-' ".O
.. I,S."...'.'. H
... i ,00.000 im
i I si; 12
Clearc and, af Cleavelaad, 0M Bla,431 r,7
Omce--Rocrn I , Over P. O.
BOUCnOUS WANTKD.
July SB, lS7U.. I71y.
Mil: n Kl B a IA N SI WIN.; M ( AIM-,
illi Orop I'. ei'. N. w Take up. new ll- iiiiner. Arc.
I mm oil, n il I. a-'.-i t- more 11'.. ral li rms. Al-
proven nt". cic .. ir., araa raa mm raa per
aoalb. Addrena LYON'S MUTUftL S. M '.
.. . . . I- . , -. i, j. v..v..w
. , i - , .im-, u. ....j -v . - -
Nrnrrf air i
r
WLb I EftM LA MO 6.
WESTERN LAND AGENCY
OF
Luther It. Martin,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
100,000 Are of Lauft lor
in the states of
IOWA. KWSAS, 1IISSOIHI.
K E it i S ii A . M I tt M KSO I' A
Ami WISi 0SI.
r. iiiLr peamnallj acquainted i'h Wt&m Land
.' ..V, '"r ''"'''i," 1;,?
rsti!MMDni! tnr.aniBl th -t lor the aif f
! MM. I cn uOVr tbe f bicililiefl iu eSecting
! u ihi l.ir Ii. in-rci il.-n t mmmi
ItstaiiaurtfttaefceiBade to ba4
t!i..r Ii i v. 1..- Ii sold t.r t.iK --aurt redemption.
rad rUI rtwrect detective titlw.
faxes Paid Throuirhiiut the West.
T . . I . : .nt j. a
nr hj Mt r
. , t-1" nabw ftmi-Ked applicatloa ataUa
rmwm ww - ww w mt w
iOOV NEWS FOB TilF. HUNGRY'!
KOONTZ & HOHAM
No. 7, Dohaaii Block, Laj.ortP street,
tMj itioul I: Iudlana.
We harera-jalred aarnew Bakerraad Restaa-
ra::f. maklBmT t lirt- 1 iss estuMisluueiit. We
keep a lull aMortateal of
Fancy (iroccrics,
Confectionerie! Ci(fort: tmd Tobacco.
All kirnt of Fruit in nson. Oy 'ers in eTiyy
-vie; ulst tat sale hy taa can,
Meals at all H urs.
Dar and week Board oa liberal tenas.Ghra us
a call, rt ii 1 aOmv foarael
Dcemher I -1 " KOONTZ IIOif74
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Homo Fire Ins. lo. of . Y.
CASH ss'TS Sm.5ta.ait8
NUT SURPLUS, 1,13S,SSS
Lead in I'ire (?o.of the I'nied ."states
POLICIRS twaed :if the low.-st rates ronsi-tent
lath lammmiMM BMtk. ... aAwlami t SBalai
I a aui i r i iii.i ii' ii i . mMisiiaaasiimi ?n in ii, ai iikii
al-i . v. ttoom I. over Pot 0ec, Plym
outh. Ind .
KD. s FISH. .Went.
Irr. .0. Korton.
fJROEON DKXTlsiT. Can con-.ult.-d at hi:
j ofleeereri dajr e'zeepi Moadayaad Tagsitaya.
j iMBce over VVetervelt'i Store. I'lvmoutb. Ind.
E. V. Cooper,
rjOMEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN. Caa be ear
aaHrt apea all dlaaea that afflict the hu-
1 ni ui nvftetn, -Niiuit call- ;o:iiptly aitt-uiirn.
lira i;i Hal4nv bloek. weatddeuf Mica lean
-ir.-.-t. iwldence ilirectlv -..nth ! the Itttabarah.
! Kin Wayne & Chicago depot, Plyaaoath, lmi.
1 . - 1
1. lay. utiy.
G. I. Reynolds, 1. 1)
leealar Ph.slclan and Operative Sneeon
It iaVrx at uröfelonal awrviee to the c'ti--ns
ofPIymoath and Karroandlae coaatrv. lr. u.ldi-
j ihm to the treaiaaent oTdiA'aiea coaaraaoa la the
.......ifrv 1. 1 i.f I I 1. 1 .... 1 ,lnn ill 1... mvun ... i,p,f.,ri
the treattneat of iarslcal diixaiH- and diM-ae ol
rmala. Niht call-in town ami eoiatry prvaaptlf
attended to. Charg a reaiaitaahle. OStoeaad rerrt-.l.-nc-oa
veT iS ' ..!' Micliiir iii St. three doors
i.orili ofthe baak. Plratoaüi lad. 'i'i
J.J. Vinail,
nOWEOPATHlC IMIYSICIAN .t Si'IMKoN
Parttcniar altntioti paid t oi.stT.-tr:.- pruc-
lit-.. :iiil il i. of tt'iimlHli .- lid cliililreii (nitre
i ov.-r ttrow,ile'"i. -;-m-.-. ICeaidenee ODDtailtc the
' wh-e9t coraer ol the pahtk .juarc. in,,outh.
I IMIt i IV
A. C. & A. l Capron,
TTliREYS . PiUTXattljOltai. it.! r.Mi.ic
and Collctlrir Aseat, Plratoath. Ind.. are
nrarttr'las la tin- law eoartaof Marshall aad ad
hdains eo.n.ii-s. and alii jive pn.inpt ti.-i.tton
lnaUI-eal rfae eatruioi-m! to theat. tia-ral
.;i!i- ri. il-'IIs fur Northern Indiaaa aad Soata-
rn Uihiiran Partiealar alt. -at hm etrca la the
-'ttl'-iii.-iit at decedeat'a eatattn and aardiaa
i i i. ic.-,i. anHiirarei, aad ana r ntDict''
!amra .u atad aekaowlod tsi.-nts tak.-:i. (HBee,
';,., -wiiic 'r Block, in. rS ilrr. rarwSSSB nt
C. H. icefc.
k TFORNiTV at LAW, and BWr Ctmm An)',
arltl i: :.c ''''' h PaHoi . -"lark l.iiPorre .-md
v. w dl aa M..i-'-a.l coaatlee. i'oll.-r-
i Moiiv,r..tn,ilv.-..i(.' eflkleat. atteaded lo. -t ir
j ftil .tt. -rn ion irlvea t. arohate haalaa. laaaraace
! . rr.cte l ..nlivev and . rv'ny. .ii ihc nw cymmr
paaleK iti the raited .tate-. Nnl r.:t-iiti..n
paid i. it,, taameeatbaial Hatan1 "i aerttera, tli.-ir
n idoara aad helra. .: hoaatj ' pay. jiei.--ions
;ii.I ;!n r c'Mims.
f . PanrelUPIeld .t t " mgouvn.
!tHrio:.r A lo.. fTiiirinuati. Baekla. '.!' fa
N . V . Graff. Scnnetl A Co.. Pittla."ir- f
J. g. OsaoasE.
. H. II FS.'-
Not.-irv 1- u Olic.
0siM)rne & !hs
TTORNKYSat Law. rill attead promptlv to
all poftpioual hafloec. eatrafted to taeaa.
Partiealar aUentiaa rlrea to real relate haalaraaa.
Title1 ( aiined and qaieted. t'oll.-nloiH made
and promptly reniitt.-il. O flier on Miehif?an sjreet.
:i I'.-.v ii.or- north of Ihe Parker Ilou.-e. PlymoutlL.
lad. JmurdVMv
R. I). Loxan,
TTORXKY AT LAW. Plrmiath. lad. . will
practice in ill 1 1 court .. Indiana. Bafac a
l.r .et ti..ii.-r l manv yar- . -ri,-l,ee aad ll:t ilii
ind th" position of Cirrait Jludate. he Lop-" lo he
abl to eatUfy all who pat their baidne iratohai
hauda. .lulv is -17tf
H. V. 0. Paekari,
ft TTORNRY aad Coaawtlor at Laa, and No-
tarv Pahlie. Kuota N.. 1, Balcony block,
riyaioath, Ind. ai
I. forMn,
TTORNEi AT LAUT. Kotarr FablieMal rot
HTtion asreat. Piaettre ia tae various roaa
ti. s oTtbe dbarict. tlavlag aa AbaOatl f Tttlea
for Marshall county will give particular attcntioi
to le al hatate haaiaeaa.
I . S. Dade,
rARKRR HOUSE. Thbt old-esUhnabed aad
1 larorahly-koown llouae la now prepared whh
n.-w rhraitare and improve? accoaaaMNlat ioaa to
cater lot he a ant of oar own community and Hat
travclmir aahlie. Tbe Mraalhan ias heea refitted
and aill atteadall recalar traf as, under the man-a'.-n..
ni oi th.- ltoae. aa
I. it. riiiiixit.
a ftTATi'll M A K KU ANUJKU KI.KIi. aroatd re
-i.e. till II v aaMMOHf t. tin- citi. ii- i Mar
ball eoaalT aaa the pabMc gi'taerallr. that be baa
s. tiled in rtyananh aad can ai ail uaatM he luarad
in ii..- I'o-i ..ill. .- Saildiaa. bere be i- prepared
lo do all or. in hi- line in the he-t iiianuer ,.--alab).
and on Kanaabb t.-rui-. rarticular atlen
lloa 'iveii to repatria. A tl work wiirrantcd.
liil Jl, :S70 ,l,ly
I. ( . Hollciidorli;
IASItlONARLE BAKHEn, CHt AGO BAB
1 HKIt ttfOP. I nder Mark-. KhrliehV rdON
s-lta inir. Hair I'ulliei.-. Mi.-,ip. .i,.. Ac. dea
h tbe heal -1 h Fhnlcalar atieatbw jh. n la
flyeintf Hair aad WhUkera. Ililnst price pad
I..V l.i,li.-' hair. II Ml.
Inanll & Tress.
K AT MA UK ET. wear Uarkst. wlleh will
-ii-..i.l iheeiiizeai of i.n.aih. and nur
ron. i.line. roaatnr with the beal qa&litji af Freak
m.-ai-of all kin.l-. Lard. Talhtmr, ttaueajrr aad
all ,i lehnt kept in n Sn-t-ehiM. Mal m irk.-i Hlay
u band M ir. ri al Nell - oM ataad
Mcltinh llfMisr
i ft W 'l II. INI Snath Hid.'P r w. a C. Ii
U. i I i .ii.,u' , In-p i n--. r ih pol . ; U.--I -
Moppiajl here will receive llr-t cla-- aeeouiitio.la-
tloa it aotlenin' r.it.-s. Baaeaaa roiocj.i t
and fron, i he rar Urea.
11 K UeCUUDY. iTi'r
.!. V. ttalk) k (o.
UrATKH Mill The beal Monr ramaaMSatat1
ala a -on hand. Drintia? dHie to oaaer h
t'.r-t . i i-- miiier. The hlirheal raarfcel jurire li
r. -1. pu i.l all lime- lor W heat . Mill al north cud
pa 1 1 ol I ow u .
J. V Van ValktMilMirxli.
i ft "inn. Ks m i: LIQUOEsronR pareUeaarw
ft lor raedteiaal aad ttmt papoaepa caa 1.
had at niv store, oat door north aal th Uran, h
Mink.
M iv I- is,;-,. I r. VAltVALKBbBl'ROH
J
KWKl EU
Ch-Cka. Walcbea aad Jeweln r
I iinired einn.pih mid in a oikiiMillkc niHiuin
ee .-f..r -iih-1 IooUh. Watebee. Ptoted war, Jewel
. -old pnHiid full atnek wrUdalaa to hl trade
h
rv. -on pn-aim inn ;..ck penaiiniiL- io
, rwnni, of paar Boot tPhoetKot
T I . ll-iri ! i-.-!l 1 - t . . r- if. I
DRY GOODS.
rmveiiMU beiirbs
Corbiu's Iiriok Block. Corner of Michigan
and Luj.ortc Streets,
PLYMOUTH, IND.
SELIG AT VEBY LOW PIIClI
We have a nice stock of
Dry Coods,
Notions,
Clothing,
Hats,
Caps,
Boots,
and
Shoes.
OUR GROCERIES
Crockery,
C)3.vir3 ai
Hardware,
We are closing out at
REDUCED PRICES.
And invite all to call ami see us.
CLEAVELAVD & BEHRENS.
July 7, 1870. ftdtf
CROCERIES.
JUST OPENED.
a.
on tbs
Corner Sottthof the y'urX er houte . hatjw
1 " ie I a öfjiemlnl tin of
Qiuoonsw äio,
GL;ASSWA:RE and LAV,F
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Aia a frtaa tapplj af
fHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
Cash Paid for Country Produce
B. R- SHOOK.
DRUGGISTS.
nt titiisTs.
I)
(1. BLAIN cc CO.,
llealerr ia
Seatb-Wwt Oror 1.-: ;i aid tiarti III.
riymoutli.
5
i
Ind
n STIKO Just received a fo"1! lawty of every
thine hi our line ü trade, raaalailfa; raatal)
I), in;., airilli-ltieu,
i'i.iiii-. in. Djra
Sliifl, VaniMi. Olama,
Urn-it.-. Iei iHMierlen
Yanl ' JVbfliiaa, StnHom
Puff .tf(i.'i..r .ii. 'i ivnrm
f or aaaaSial aaiaaraa ""' ra
to u f'i 'i aa iaraftti mtttmtvw
1f9 ha tii ir rrTr aai iHlaenal n--aaable
rateaa a nuttj ol Kenana
an 1 . ii tii aba arerj lie MM rote
KEROSJCNE LA MPS,
For huruln:' the am. Wa are .t'aci Rer.t for al
the popular
Patent Ifilflltli
Of thedny. Phymlcliint
PRESCRIPTIONS,
Oirfnllr nut un 1 11 honrn of the nlpht. hv an
xnern nceo arapso- """"" ' ' ;
. , . ll . -ml-. II...
, piihllr loiainr in a
, tiH-k. and y". C
i 0 ooxng a lit-a' d
ihllc ti. luvor ii. Wim n tun im -
onvuiced of I if tact cat
maarUaaaa.
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
eago Railway.
On and after !". flfc, 1819, Train m
leave Stat loa daily, ( un!.-iy -xt q led,
follow. So. L Daily. except Monday: Sc.
;.. ::. H nad J, Uailyexeetit Ktutday ; So. 7
ami i. Pally; Na. h Daitj except Saturday
uil Sunday.
i it tis t.oi vi;sr.
I NV. 1. N... '.. No. T, Nr.. i
StasaaM, waisax. ao. tA i : nrn
i ittriaugh IJÄaa ..lean la.SSaa m
aocfcftei in ' -.t" i -. f ü t.af
fllliaaor .'.'. 11.43 .;.i 7...
UnrviuV ;.:.!" IJtra l.4r. 'SJI
ISaaaaWM ajaa ' .ti ui i..:r.
CraatnaaJ ,,.. , ,,AM . ..
Forest 11. J7 " 7. :: " " u .r,
LmiH laastni la.Sn ' 1.55
Fort Wayas M 1 1 .sr. 1 Baa r...vi
I lyinouth ' 4..V LSSra IJT M M '
CtKaa) 7.;a .r "" y.as
i it is 4.014; t;.?r.
No.s. N". No. . N--.4.
51 mi . rACT-M.irar lx v hi kx
BTATinxs.
I titcap..
Pljrmoat h
Fort STajrae.
Liaai ..."
Fort
u.Wam i.wi hi ' ..15 i-M ."Fa
u .V. It in ;.- .. lJSS am
1-J..V wm . j". S.SS "
s.ts . basaa r.4-
4. ft ' j.l.. 7. 7
Crestlino ,, 4 Ktf .,
ilaaatWtml ' r..4- 7.17 .r - - io.cs
A
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I Alliaate n.:; M le.ts M .'. iJSSrai
I R.H-l,.--,ter -J. ra Ii;.', am II..' . IJQ M
Pittiwirirli 3.4S " i " . is.lora 4.40
1. b HIVER
General lVuaentBer and IVket A.ent.
I hin, so, ('inriuimii and IfintHli t; R.
ThU.-k -fTrrt .'.i Fri-lay. MmmrarS, 17". T', rlplit
rt-m rv. t to vir, tli-rrir. a ircuu)tii.fa
may rt-.juirc.
y rtta. Baaüi
auica. a is i.j
. .. p. a. i 7.:.1' a m.
m ., j v.'.;
4 m .. I ins
- i ; r - ,
.ia awn ,.
4 . ., s.40 ,.
SJtt ., '..10 ,.
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a.tt urn. ..
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n.'. .. i nn ,.
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1.5'. ., 1U ..
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i an .. I
r. al a
st tri' na
LafMCte
Siülwi-l ,
KaakalMm,
Walk art iai .
nitt, .
T iii r,
rij aaata. J rr'
flap.
Ar".
BaiMi cka .
Walaaa,
aimaaaa
Bntfctaaw,-
I. in, in,
lirnii..Klii4m,
! -.in.
K I Itner.
Ciaw im ,
I'.ru, rr..
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE OlTIl.
Land Bought and Soid on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Tt wi iMt for Sale
Ä. C. Ä A?B. UPRN.
The ii '-J f 94. t rr,. rlr. M r.a pj.'.-rr'l
la tad. ii avfly timhered Mack aadaat, popla
ati :oi(l .'.ik:"j.rif,-. -J." imt ::er- : T,-r"r- i .-v.
Tite ae aec ts. i .u. a r - c ISO a rea: aai a
lana, iia (oe mrrsi (naiity oi ativy lamer pnea
Sir p.r acic, ..n- third daara.1 r ka k-ta.
Yhr ,
-.- tl. t S4. ruti'-f- 3 p. i.o i.-r. h a-.
timh r. ii.-tly o-ik aial poplan 1-ii'd l the 1.. -;
uua!itHiitl in t'.o.l in it.'i Tiioo't: ftwSt 15 j'tr
aire. uae-tUrd low a. bahUM n letaaa.
Ttaaa lt ". an! u i e. R e n'.'t'r'i r a . KB
acres, iiiuti taraearud BMraiofi maiva, tnabef
enough rr baiMlae aad frr rhu, patvraara: asea
p,-r acre: t. n:: eaujr.
1 !: n v 54 raae SS, t ."'I n r I a. Ml B4 r--; Hotit
Jrt acre" '...ti'.ni laiaT. tie- halMacr? aaaa a tract ol
limhi t I laad i raa be ftmad latba county: ;iic
t.-tit dtdlata - r :.er-. i.'"'-.. t-nn.
lhe a a -4 aeeS t a:, r l . v". acr.-a. aak
barrens aiii amaiii ni-o nh: h, had .t a barm r-
The - t aad s.'i4i. m i4 i : l. r 1 -.
aerea. timbr aad mevn: iaarh' .ii.t Iratlraia
p- r acre.
S . !.. ru :, . : are M. t 4. t .
a r. -. par: ära hatTrfaam-.aa1 prataa. :x do:l
i r rtere.
Tbe n w ti a -4 rtfaa l. t .:-2. r 4 r. M ac: t ,
po.-d la tad. la Ik- had rbeap i ia) . n c'?d t 'B.s.
TtWfM . - m bj - ' I, t r 4 e. lis ac:.
part hea -y drattM :. aad oii.c brsttmaa laaal; ten
dollar.- prr :u;
l'i-vn T.oisi.
Laa 21 in mrbjlaal ptal '. Tlr.i ay: 1 ,.i:e Irn
fiioiuji. for t i'-oai kaxarae v. Mm ataaat St alia Me
lol- ill tNTK pra.- i vVi
Lut '.'. i :;. S".'i Lot 1 tb pi.e '
WS, SM I BSS,
laa, ire 4
no. . srai
i mmmm n. r.i- tm .- i-V.'C n.
i acre ii f I. lock H N)
t a. re i f i bkxli ')'. r.
7. acre i. a lm block M Uo
m bbmefc M 1o
Lad M do
Lot so
Lot 24 do
Lot "Claud M. with hotit-e. BexmP .-,d . Vl
;-
t- t
V
? a
l
im
4 a
n'lawa Setdritarg fa paitrha Hmburad i.;nd" or
Ma a prepi ity. aill do well ... iva u a tall.
Title rxaatinrd aad nb-tr..cti laaalahemt. i.Oi.m.
In Itrou rahse'a Mock.
PLYMOUTH, IX D.
npv2;'',-li:iy.
(J vbiLl MAUS
ajrj
A. L ALL KM AS CC
FfctaeaaSaad at illWa a raaaaftefc aad 'rt
mm - w "i al-iii. t Wate aad rarmmare. rahh-b tbr
aillaeli :u iy waaimabb ratec. aita a naap ;
t.i.-k 1. 1 aadettaker laiah'bi.a lada aad
loffla ot all klada. A gm-u Uearria bcliimmfiaf ta
the ramtabUabaraeat.
GfALUC CfFFIII,
A I. At 1 KM v M Om.
A. C. 'iHOMPSON'S
livery, Feed k Sale
BTABLE,
At the 0M tfaaaf, e.ir tW
Pmrker Ii t'tf,
PLYMOUTH, IM;
Werses & Carriages to Let,
i I Iiotret Hoarded on rvufouubl? tvram.
np'rJl .:.
GENERAL fWüMICE AGENCY
-OF
A.C.&A.B.CAPROfl
PLYMOUTH, LND.
Iiuiir our Haa in tl.a
Mutual I iff, of Kew York,
The hadfa k Life lii-uraiui t'onij sr. !i tl.fU orUl!
t Sarah Aaaartte, UtS.000.00.
Insurf i nur ilmWU .'
faaara tarar V". . .'
faavra yar Uomm, Barm mn4
fljf jt rMSiaaf fitaa aratf mfaaaaav ly ?r and
Ligktmimf. in one at tb h lleuinp (Ito am
it k i.i a in k 1 n-i aaiM i Caftftraaiaa
aaa. tta
lvrrnnt;,.,,l. A IW, $lrt90.844 3
S,ih Av tn'o'H M 773.843 ft
New ) 14 '.'nrr. 2M.ltl Ill Ort
I ouftVra af Xm Fw4, S7.ti 4 !jn
?;.. Xetr Waren, 1 TSii.lUo 4
e rMW pr. par .! to i--e potirie- on the tn.'M
BitwaaMe lewaa ia aay 4 the it..v.- raaryaaba.
AI-o. we h ue the I I i y at MMM mi
vi. hbtaa t tu
.' r I ".- t'nifrnt Ii'stmtii' t Company.
Aawntsaaal Bsllcltara vaadari.
the- in ürmafea hh.ck. up staira.
iii.v.' ..'" 121a
C.
I'M '11 11,
Pe.i'.or iu all Wind of
V lT RNITÜH1
W illow (.'hair Loaklac (i'n.'o-, Itcd Springs aud
JM.tttraH.en.
Undertaker Trimmings.
WAIXl'T A V'l POr ot)f COFUML
Molnllii l".cfaj
with a
AM on aaaaajtlftVTi'im At tin old Mora at
(i.S. Cleiivelard m lFort Htrrt
ripouih. N'.. te,a
J
OB rniNTlNO. Of AU KLSIÜ,
vhia '1Th.
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