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PERsoSAL.-Csptain LUcE, Commander of the
III lated Aretie passed through our city on Thurs
day on his way to Kansas to see son who is dying
Of consumption.
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CHICAGO. June l.

The Election Of Directors of Gllena and Chiea>
70 Rait oaS, resulted 10 the election of the Board
With the exc ptiOn of Geo. Smith. B. F. Carver
was chosen in b Is place.
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ADVERTISE IN THE CHARDON
DEMOCRAT.

Merchants snd Business MeR generally Of Cleveland,
will kad il to thesr advantage TO ADVERTISE IN THE
CHARLTON DEMOCRAT. It's principe circulation Is in
those which give their Cash Trade 70 the city. Ad
Esrtsements inserted oosQlceusly and Al low
Address ] s WRIGHT
trb.rion Irue 1Sf puh na-.a-rat
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CANAL ToLLs-we call attention to the very
elaborate and thorough report OF the Board Of
Trade, on the first page of to days paper 1t is an
able document, fu Of facts and figures that are IN
ansWerable
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AUsUsrA, Ga. June 4

We have been unable as yet 70 obtain any fur
ther information from Pensacola, concerning the
reported firing into an American vessel Of that
port BY q British war steamer
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TRENoNT HALL-Dr. o. H. Wellington, Spir
itualist, well recommended, speaks to morrow
morning and evening
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FROM HALIFAX

UALIFAAl q 0UIIt \
a stean: er left this morning for Bermuds with
Ler Napie-'s instructions TO the British Admiral
in re, alton to the visitation process.
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ARRITED,-The steamer North Star arrived
on Thursday evening Her Superior news are IN
important. She returns again on Monday eve
ming.
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SUNK

OsWEGO, June 4.
Tie steamer Ontario which arrived this p. n.
reports 1he steamer Jenny Lind sunk At Long
Sank Rz 7ids, st. Lawrence River.
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4 AREAUFIFYING CHANGE.

A AHEAUFIFNING CHANGE
the color Of gTey, red andy Han ensCieJ WiIh
ELECTRIC RAPiDITY,
by siRsle application that marvel Of Chemistry.
CHRISTADORo's ELCELsIoR HAIR DYE
Unlike the Punsent preparations which inpar color BY
buraIng. This p-eparati1n does not impair ths
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and hrOws produces dull bot
bright gloss tise Of for sale by all Drug
gisis and Hair DresssIs JOSEPH CHRIsTADoRo Co, No
6 Asior House. N y juRs.d& SIN
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All 0thsrs mere taonS, aa should he avoided if
you vFfsh TO sscspe ridicule
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly u
bezuiai aadNaiura. Brown OF Black, without the
injury 70 Hair or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have besn
awarded to Wm Bachelor lsss, ana over $500
applications bae beeH made the Hair of his patrons OF
ms famous DTe.
VA A BACHELORS HAIR DYE pEuiaoes color
not 10 Be distinguished from uzfurs. and WARRANTED
nOt to njureia the least however long nay
uea a. the IN Effects oi Bad Dyes Temedisd; the Hair IN
Tigorsted f0r life By this splendid Dye
Made. sold applied (n private ro0l al the Wig Fsc-
is BrosduaT. y Y
. The Genuine has the address upou STEEL
engraving On four sidss Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
ap2l&v-m "a Broadway New York
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couRT.-Thejury in the case of Mrs. TIlman
went out at noon yesterday bat at ten O'Clock last
night had failed to find verdict
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TERRlBLB ACCIDFNr

ROscoE, Ill, June 4.
Calv ert at this place swept away last night, de-
stroyip z the hoare Of Rev. H. nsley, drowning
Mrs. Il lley and eight children. Damaged other
houses considerable. Hear Of no more lives being
lost.
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n For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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NEW ADVRRTIsRMENTs.
PLAIN AND oENANENrAL PRINrING-

q Plan and Ornamental Printing OF every description
doho al the Printing Esiabli hment OF the Lo6T oee
the --latest impr5Fed and mos rapid steam presses in the
best syle On sdou .tiee. and reasonable rates Par
tieaaT attention Tadto blank War Every description
Binding doae especially Bsnk Books Ledgurs Journ-
as, Sales Books. Receiving Books &c &C
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spsfial Notifies.
PLAIN AND oRNAAIEETAL PRINTING

q Plan and OrnAmsntal Printing Of every description
done The Printing Establishment Of the Lesder ore, on
,he aies. improved and rapid best
style On short notice and nahe rafes PaTc5lar
aftenliou paid blink wrk Every description Of Bind
ing DONE especially Blank Books, LedserS journals,
Sales Books Receiving Books. &C. &C.
~ For Gas Futures AID Fttttag-APpiy
10 Fog RassOrfl 6 Co, l0s aAd lOs Superior strse
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EOR SALE.-A handsome Conntr1


EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
u Resldenee-On Newburs ruasl, miles from Coaft
House. A hns large house and OF land, with
large lumber Of choice fruit trees Can be bought
bargain
A SHALL FARMS acres, \ Of 4 mile from the first
depot rUm the City. OF ths principal Railroads
Sol black sandy loan, excellent for gardeningcr farming
Durp ses ith two good orchards Will be sold al
sacrifice II applied lor soon
CEDAR St--One mile from the city line. a Cottage
House and Barn. nearly new, and acres ofand, with
young bearing iruIt trees Will sell or
FARM OF 10 ACRES-l3 mules iron the city; good
II and 1lidngs and well watered, with orehard Of
choice fEuit. So per
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l.0O0 ACRES o
COAL AND IRON ORE LANDS, AT SO PER ACRE
in Pennsy vauia 50 0mesf PIttsburg near the Perm
ylvania Railroad and Canal heavy tmbered lands and
good for farming purposes with ne foot veia Of btu
mlnous coal and veins Of iron varJng IN thickness o
IS tos4 inches The above valuable lands offered in
exchange for Western lands at the low price Of $40 per
acre
PUTNAM CO.-4s0 acres heavy timbered lands near the
FJrt WAYNE Thu Railroad also, 80 in Distance
Co. OtrhOice oak timber exchange stock goods
Iowa Fine lands with cash to exchanges good
EAST CLEVELAND-Farm Of 100 acres with a large
fnrm house, barn and orchard aud well watered To
exchange fnTcItY property. S45 acre
IMPROVED FAh1lS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
eh1Dge forstapis goods -
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPREcEPTOR
Or, Thirty Tears Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN:
BY Cornelius L.. Cheesnan, VI. ID


By Cornelius L.. Cheesman, NJ D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In uhich IS eubodiei fan and ehas.o dssaiutlon
(snOlses asosszy the welfare Of rnzTIiea or
E55ut 10 be the process s Tesuzncy
AID delivery, fher paias and dangers as well as the
methods BY which many o. the larsr nag be oyaied and
teaching how the may be inEigu1aed aud restored
TO its proper lone asE hsr ns bees prossraisd by cum
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION xhich ufa .obviaie
the necessity q any great Of SICKNESS and enable
ths orNui reader to BE- great extent her own ply
sicizn.
TENTH EDITION.
This book available the understanding Of The
n0a-prfcssionsl reader and skifaIly eaborztsd
DlHansd, ar1nsed znd canned out ans w5rk Of rs
Kind row before the puhhc- While gives wholesome
particular ane some nfo-7uatsnu up0a
ofihe osi delicats azirs Connected with The fsas
system Il shoald be placed the hands Of eysry female
single OF married
PRICE . GEMS
This work aSo cails Frcsciltllns used b. the doctor
ms practise fT the positive Of Srgai0us ET1p
t0as-Fsusr al Ag.e-sepors C0uJA5 -z Csizs-RAs11-
DgsD-sa Fsi4as II Of fts Ha s.. s.. g., any
ose Of which prep1r5s H1y FToTe great Falus
reader.
This h1ok vii e sent BY mail, free Of postage the
reception uf its pTire which may be n ether money
Ostlss stamps. Anoldsrs should b. addressed 70
RB HUIcENGs,
ag22dkNeaBi l5Cszmbers street, n. Y CITY.
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TELEGRAPH.

ReporIed by the Union Telegraph
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~. CLAN sTRIETs.
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J. II. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HOMGOPATuIST
ORcs1aI ssrtwels Block Supsrior street. eorEsr SEN
sca 81 Resdenee No III Pfsoarsh g., Cisvslnnd. o.
iehl6.dlg fit ttaD l.I i-tH r 7. ~
~ j. KELLER, ID. d., ECLECTlC
We PHYSICIAN. oMci No. llsansea slIssls rs.ilaaes
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GRAFFENBERG

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trambull Co, y. N, aTvh !, 81
Ihelebyeerfyt have be en- dealing IN the 6raea-
es Aledines iur the past lnd truly say tat
nave ueFer offered medicines the pu-hc that have
net Win the deced appreciation VI the people than
these, particularly the Pills a1d Cafhollcou They VIII
readily perform all an than Is promised for them.
haze sold about h bo Ties Of Cathohcou the past
son, and 1 D. ar the best results in every
J. n C JOHNSON. Ned Agt-
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafenberg Med
lcaes Dr. b. physician Of excessive practice. and
one Of the most successful in the cOuafy frdmbul "a
which he resides
This cerhes tina. have used the GraGsuberg Pills and
Marshalls Cathoiicon sold here by IL c. Johnson. in
my ice 10 nay entire Subsection Iaey are sOod
Dr. C. W BUSINESS
Hartiord. Trnnb0ll Co. o, 1Iarch7. 81
WEsT BEBFoRD Coshocton Co, Nay a. 81.
Mr. n. Einssley-Sir have been selling the meoi-
ciles Graren0er Company FOR the LAST years,
have nsarIably found tem 10 give god satisfaction;
the Pills have s1id 10 great imIiiss regu
larry their tea and coffee, aud with my they
becOus staple article. Marshzlls Uterine Cathocon
medicine that has done great OF good Female
Diseases One lady sold Il told N had re-
cercd god rom bottle than did from long
medical treatment By the skiul nr scians
Nours, Truly. JAMES WILSON
For sale By al druggists and medicine dealers 10 Ohio
II u. KINGSLEY, Clsysland
mh6 DIV % General Agent Tor Ohio
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTRR.
..-.---.-. les1o
ARRIVALS

Cd Citizens wishing yance 20 either Of tbs aboT
Trans Boats viii be Tor by the Ches Stevens
Omni5us Line BY leaving their address the Omnibus Of
nee 81 Suoerur street. door next 10 Wsadeli House.
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DEEP RIVER. CoNN., July 81 lS5R
Mr. Lsaveawosth-Slr: Ihave been troubled with dan
gan out, scnrf and hair together. New
Haven paper about 'WoOds Hair RcsforstiVe" cure
called the lst Of April last uurchaS
ed bottle H. and found 10 my satistaCt
the thing; removed the scurf and hair began 10
grOw three inches 10 length where u
all Of havs great faifh 10 wish you to send me
bottles by Mr. Post, the bearer Ct this don't
any the kind used In this pls you may have
market tor many bottles afteT II Is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
zss
PHILAnELPHtA, Sept. g. 1875 =
Prof WoOl-Dear Sir: Y0lr Hair Restorative Is prov
ing Itself benenclal 20 The front and also the back
part Gf nv head almost lost c0gerng-n fact BALD
have used bot two half pint bottles Of Restorative
and now the To o. NV head is well studded with prOmis
benefit have tired iher preparations vii hout bene
ne whatever thiak fum ny oEn personal recommenda
ton can ln'luce m1lT Others tot Il
IouTsrespeetfully. ID. R. THOMAS. NJ. D.
No tot Yine street.
VINcENSEs, IA, June q. ls53
Prof o. J. Wool; As about 70 manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative. viii
state, for whomsoever Il that have used
and known Others itthaf. have for years
teeninthe habit Of us other Hli Restor1vts and that
vastly superior 10 other know. II entirely
cc1nsesrhs head 4 dandrud and with mouths
S WI restore persoLs hair 70 the original ynui hfu
- au9 texture. ewing Il healthy. soft and glossy ap
%. and AL iuls without ulscoorIug the EIuCs tha
aIe. "a he dress hich Il drops would therefore
anmep n Hse 20 every one desirous OF having fine
Color md ta1n re Y bar ,,,,, 80, ,-,,-,,
e'i'i -- Resu .~tfaily yours, WILSON KING.
n WOOD & CO PE0sTietoLs 81 Broadway. n; Y.
- . S-.Sf \ Y Wire Railing EstablIshment) and Ia
NarFef sfrrst 81 Louis Mo.
And Soid bv all good Druggists. mh-dSw3m
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Books & 5tatiomerp.

EOLD PENS-THE NEW SUP
" ply which have just received embraces nine
ties sze and every possible grade u hexhiIty. hard
ness. &C mFG ]. B. COBB ; co.
GOLD PENS-With fine, delicate,
- n,s7 81 III COBB & co.
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Gats, Gaps & f&&

6ats, Gaps s. 6m
EVERETT HAT. SOMETHING
IL new nice and tasty Cal AMI our large stock OF
white and eolored s;raTs form f1r msn and boys
n AIDES RIDING HATS AND !
IL GAUNTLETS- Pine assorinsRf nov openinsst
"A SunMER ClAlAERR HATS. R
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling a beauI1aI
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
Ihsy 50 have fal A.sortmeat OF Fashionable Black
Cashmere ami siik Hats, at ..,.,.., .,r,,,,,.,
| NHILDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
ais HArSih ssiN sFNfbS e it s's sSSs Ssss s
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
/ aol5 L. BENEDICT SONS
NEW NJ
LEONARD l. xDsLET,
Collins, GOOdSeIl & LindSley,
[UP sTAIRs,l
NO. 81 WATER STREET.
1EpCC Us. COLLINS & LINDSLEY,
MI ESOA. collins 4 Co, dissolved. and JOHH B.
~ laIe nTm lste hr of fuller Co, diss llyed
HDoDSkLl o. lh- -r the above hrn Ety les VIII Co.'S
having ccnsoliiated IN
tia9s the .Vr caan nrSIvpsS
HAT, CAP. FUR & STRA.' bVVD DUSiAhSS'
with far greater advantages than heret. st,sively In
market. Being the ouly House IN the city ,-[ ii aud
thus lire, cnnhdeut, BY giving 3il fgi
atteufOn. that Offer such Inducements a.
compe'e win the Eastern market. 80
We shaa have all times full assortment OF the
G suI-abie or the season. varying style. price
quality suitable for the Western trade Orders by mail
vii receive prompt aud careful attention
COLLINS. GOODSELL LINDSLEH.
mh21.isg3m
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
Il HATS-Jus. received The prettiest stF!e ever
ole red Tor Young Al BENrON'S,
ap5 Under Johnson House. % Snrerior 81
"a STAIR & CO., ARE PRE- m
lLs pared 10 furnish the
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTL MEMS HATS.
Tie quality, style and finish Of our
HATS
are las usual Unsurpassed. milo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
FEBRUARY rs, 1858.

States to determine where they stand in
this Union"
Mr.. Brown said:
"If you admit Minnesota. and exclude
Kansas, standing on the same principle, the
spirit of our revolutionary fathers is utterly
extinct if the Government, can last for one
short twelvemonth.'
Messrs. Hale and Wilson desired that
there should be no misunderstanding as to
the course to be pursued on the Republican
side of the Senate. The Lecompton Con-
stitution would encounter a resistance, car
ried to the utmost verge permitted by the
rules of that body.
Mr. Crittenden was for admitting Mime
sofa now, and settling the Kansas question
at the proper time. He denounced the dis
union threats of Messrs. Mason and Brown,
with an energy and cloquence, which drew
out irrepressible bursts of applause from
the galleries. This was the American
heart, responding to the appeals of an
American patriot. The traitors, who are
plotting the overthrow of our glorious
Union, evidently felt it to be so. as they
covered under the burning words of the
Kentucky statesman, venerable in years, il.
lustrious in services, and majestic in the
subject and in the cause for which he
spoke.
On the next day, the subject was brought
up 10y the Presidents message. AS soon
as it was read, Judge Trumbull took the
floor, and lissected it from beginning to
end, in his most thorough and searching
manner He was replied to by Mr..
Toombs. Some doubts have been ex-
pressed as to Mr.. Toomb's course 1t is
charitable to conclude that he has yielded
his own good sense to the inexorable clam
or Of political and sectional associates.
On the following day, Mr.. Wilson spoke
at length upon his proposition to instruct
the Committee on Territories to make GER
tain inquiries. The public will see, by tn,
report of his speech, that he handled the
Lccompton fraud with more vigor thar
delicacy. Uashingtoa Republic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
FROM KANSAS.
THE LATEST SCOUNDRELLSM.
The Delaware Crossing Returns Discov-
cred under a WOod.piIe.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune ]

The Delaware Crossing Returns Discov.
cred under WOod-piIe.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune ]
LAWRENCE, K T.. Feb. 3, 1858.
Every day brings to light some new ev-
ilence of the unmatched scoundrelism of
the Lecompton conspirators. This time it
comes in the resurrection of the miracu-
lous Delaware Crossing returns. These
returns, your readers will remember, were
made up by the judges of that precinct at
S9-all for the Pro-Slavery ticket. they
were entrusted to Henderson, (lately un-
der arrest here. to be delivered to Cal
houn. Henderson pcrfixcd to the re-
turn of the judges making it read $50
Henderson states that "he brought the re-
turns from Delaware Crossing to Leaven-
worth and gave them to one Diefendorf,
the day that he arrived there; that he saw
them as the judges were rolling them up
to be put into the box," and that che never
saw them afterwards" but that Diefen-
dorf told him the morning that he left
town that "he (Diefendort) had sent the re-
turns to Calhoun.
the Board of Commissioners for the in
vestigation of election frauds" He states
that he "nevcr saw the returns until the
night before Henderson started to Wash
ington; that III. sent for him to come to
his room; and that III. gave him roll of
paper at that time, there was box in No.
q, at the Planters House. which contain
u al Ill I.
prior to this that Henderson had brought
up the returns, but does not remember
who he obtained his information FROM
He did not know that Henderson was 60
ing, nor that he had gone down to Shaw
nee, until election day-nor did not know
the day that Henderson got back that lie
had brought the returns"
Yesterday Sheriff Walker went to Le-
compton with search warrant command
him to search the Surveyor Generals office,
for the returns Gen McI.ane, strap
ping ruffian who holds somo kind of place
in the Surveyor Generals Office, protested
loudly against the search. Walker paid
no attention to his protest, but proceeded
to remove pile of wood in the rear of the
office. and then dug down into the
ground a short distance, when 10 and be-
hold, the identical returns, which the fell
low swore SO positively to have sent to
Platte, City, were brought FORTH Gov.
Denver. the Speaker of the House, and
Chairman, Of the Senate have examined
them, and swear that they arc the same re-
turns which Calhoun corrected on the 14th
ult.
a' These returns, found at Lecompton, do
not correspond very well with the state
inent made by Diefendorf while on OATH
He swears that he gave the Delaware
Agency returns to Calhoun at Weston az
ter the votes were corrected at Lccompton
IL that be SO, it is singular how they
should find their way to Lecompton under
scood pile, NTH tco .feetof earth ON top Of
them. sfs n ssfs.s15s sr-c-ar t--4o,f.r
3 iWrits have been issued for McLane,
Sherrard and the Judges of Election at
Delaware Agency. Diefendorf will be re-
tanned here for time, until the thing is
cleared up. ana
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81: Nofional.' + II lsfpnblifam Neruspaper..,,..
'PLYMOUTH, INDIAN


their grievances, but fSrgetsa that the
usual avenues were closed by fraud and
violence. He calls upon them to resort to
law, but forgets that he refused. to sustain
Walker, and actually discharged Stanton
for putting the wheels of legal gov
eminent in motion. After laboring to
prove that Federal bayonets are Popular
Sovereignty. that good citizenship is to
submit to wanton oppression. that frand
and violence should be supported on tech
nicalitics and that slavery is the only in
stitution that freedoms s constitution carries
withit. he recommends to secure peace by
further, violence and settle a principle by
forcing civil war And then with lach-
rymose. pathctico ridiculous pcr-oration,
nc Vahlsnes. III ~ n1sltW ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

The Kansas contest in the Senate, on
Monday, Feb 1. assumed the form of a
struggle for priority between the Pacific
railroad bill, and the bill admitting Mime
sofa, The Democratic Senators were. op-
posed to taking up the Minnesota bill, all
really, and most of. thcm avowedly. be-
ausethey wish to keep it back as a make
weight in the Kansas contest. The discus
sion very soon turned upon Kansas, and
became warm. Mr.. Mason, of Virginia,
aud Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi, both threat
encd dissolution Of the Union, # the Le-
compton schedule is resisted; the first some-
What guaraedly, but the second, fiatly, and
with specification Of tho tiruc within
which the dissolution is Ia take place,
= AS ssrcposted in the Globe, Mr.. Mason
as:s.S lfoIzelt 'iisiD1o . st5m09 1ss3 sfn
saiu sRs f9sa na rssfiH ''1a.aes-laiesi'' .ano-eI
= tf want to see where we are to stand
When the Territory of Kansas presents
harself here. and asks to be admittod as a
State there may be circumstancos--I trust
that there msy not be--why it should bo
found matter necessary to the Southern
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road. -

EDrroRs CHlcAGo TRrBuNE:-As a mat
ter of interest TO our citizens generally,
would call your attention to the following
article taken from the Americon Railroad
journal of the 9Th instant. That superb
or skill in engineering which has in the
Pennsylvania Railroad produced the best
specimen Of the art in America-making it
the most substantial in structure as well as
the most complete in its design-that con-
trolling direction which makes it one of the
most systematic, sale and provitable in its
operations Of all the American. railways, is
now fully dalistcned in. the carly compile
ton of this ond of the new route between
Chicago and the Atlantic cities When
completed, the Pittsburgh. TT, Wayne and
Chicago R. r., win, with the Pennsylvania
road, make q line from Chicago. to
with but one change of
cars. and line that will be much
nearer and more direct to New York than
any other - 's'ts -