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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
Kxcwx TO The rrorrssxox

~fH Mcclellan & tn. only. psnt,.ts .<<u,,...s
UJYf efn fndiana Who makes DR. Allen a
1um Work; invented by Or Allen ~ " WI, n
Snd nts eeen fhcfe usl1d noxf eoire.f ~ .tk
% -, ,he Isl ten years and isacknox lodged by Ia.
They areuied 10 pat ind Ifc is~, i; -, M teeth.
y. w. ea. KNOWN by Bcansof silitious o,,,s
when no acia Gun affect, the whole piece l;' ano,
against any acid that is produced n the stor1ab pr92f
INC gums ana palate are flesh color being rrs. ou.H
tion Of the natural gums and palate The isIect inite-
wfhouf seam or nterstice, leaving mo nIa p,~ee IL
nent Of food or other foreign susacss .ne lodge
Is no onensSe odor or putrid exhalafons % nsTe
mouth So common with artificial teeth ia ~ ''.,m the
styie The pece always remains sweet ar, On the Old
shs stronger and dura Bile IA. :, IN the
Of work. man any other style
lie Also Inserts teeth the vuJcap;ts $780,. -,
Gum Work ".s next 10 Continuous
PERSONS when going to the trouble and .xr.,. -,
wish. 81 course, 10 have the very -.
~ nic p'ossson And that wish he eratif.J 80, ~
shns 70 pon'a Laboratory where the ~ ~
e mos approved and aftesfcd styles of teeth r,
Persons WISHING 10 svsfl tl1ern selves 81 ~.
on'', VINO Is II constant communication with az -.
=, ne OF ths Dental profession, and who Keen . E
al me reoeni improvements in Dentistry would A. III,
~ ,sit Dr mchahan, he guarantees them .a,,s
"y ~ anu the pest style Of Dental work known
~ Icriorms all surgical ono rstons OF a. ,,
com,ng nmaor the head of Dental Surg.rv ana
local diseases If the mouth ee's' anu treats All
,elsohs residing at distance wssoc IN i,s,r, ,.,s
-, mn mr. iliy In regard to DR. McKahans Dental v.,r
operations can do so by letter which win 1870
f'o"p' "''eh'ion. His post Office address Is '~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

The Csntem plated Attack on Fort Sumter.
New YoaK. Feb. 9--The Herald Washs
ington Correspondeutlsays:s Lam satisfied
from positive information areceived sdirect
from Charleston that tho attack on Fort
Sumter has only been postponed until
they can erect asufiicien tnumber of bats
teries, to. accom- lish their purpose. Inc
time for witholsling reiDforcementsI to Ma.
jer Aadefson with ceaselths moment Lieuf.
Hall rstuuns to Forf Sumter - Ilesrn from
a, relisbesource that "Wednesday next has
been fixed -sapens as tho tinieaas hen thd
Seeessionists will be rssdy to comnsncethe
assault upon Fort Suiihter. .siJu
n -, s~-~.--er vcf y
gPisacsbyshe Ge,efnorsof Geosgia.s
xtSAu.xkl1s Feb. a. 0Bxz BroRn seized
yestesdaya7se vessels owned IN NeN York.
yizs the .bsigs -RIW iKibbis'' md = Gold
ed Lead, ,sbarkstrD CoI2en Musry" and
~Adjusfmensy and ,hesclssoners 'yulis A.
HellcekYR si xsax lsBsssD .; ssitsi q
ssoas 49, zs-@asss>9 49, xm .Ess
s1stloTE Dtee dskt ney1nquisns sad
IeCfScrxNarts Fsb. oi-aMeM -. 1Iea<eh
and Moody lsts the Isdissas <5<sshtdse
lsit ihisseiy hStAixaE lOselfs2 tsehS, no
49, PusPsssno Ag(ifpsgxvsa<N@1 weapons
ksGsn hH1e xnes'w6sBxfe asttp ieom'
sf - susnsly eso6S s,Bis' ngpaln8. .s1lIH'
psli5d 1NENishstr Trick -s7sssk = :
lIzk,- .kl1zs - J. 20 zEl1s - So
49, ;ssss s: sss: e -
u 49, .fI-rs-~. - - L..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

fncidentsss a of the History stessr.y Of 81
q "a =, - ne liza a., - az
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
Little Rock Arsenal Captured ~ a
i.--.4 ,,-,rs Troitors..sf drri lstiil

\ MEHpHs. Feb. 9.-The LATHE Rock ar
senal. containing 1900 stand of arms. q
large amounted ammunition and forty
cannon. including Capt Bragg's battery.
surrendered to the State authorities yes
terday, and has been garrisoncd by Toe
volunteers. fss y 10 ssl-l.' s'snfTsI nj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

a0so youtu o. seventeen. w deePty sym
patlife With the iather. and arntable.moths
er = thcirs sad afliction. bdtssruss they
may-fnd ample consolation in the precious
promises contained in the Bible. The
compositors in the Times office, with whom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
GALE or FoRFErTED7 SCHOOL

AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor of Marshall C.mp,y
will expose ic sale at Public Auction ae the Law pr-c,ri-
before the Court House iosr I'm Plymouth. ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, ls6l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

will only say chat 20 the salvation of this
Union tte5c needs but one single thing
the hears of people like yours. APP
plause. = HE people. when they rise IN
masses in behalf ofthe Union and the lib
critics Of their country. truly may It be said.
s'the gates Of hell shall not prevail asains,
it," = Renewed applause. In.aIl the try
ing positions in which shall be placed
and doubtless shall be placed in many
very trying oaes---,ny reliance willie upon
you and the people Of the United States,
and Iwish you'to remember now and for.
ever, that il isyoura business and not mine'
that IL the Union of these Suites and tht
liberties of this people should be lost. IL Il
but little TO any one man So years Of age
but great deal To- thirty millions Of PEG.
ole that inhaUit these United States. and
lie their posterity ia all coming time. L
l ia your business to rise mp anil preserve
the Union aud Liberty FOR your sAkes and
not for mine. 1 desire they shall. Be COZ
additionally preserved. rss already IN.
|timsled, am but an accidental instsUaieht
tenn porAry and to serve but for iiditet
Z time. and appeal to yoa assid 20 accn-
4 SANITY seSrin mind fhatwilH y1d Ind NO
with politfciAns. not via! presidents. no.
I with once seekers BIT wknty6d'iS th'
question chan stBs yJ1ionf szal 'sASlI 4 th
4 liberties oft1e codntfy s. preserved q
! ~ 4sEsss rshstition. '6islesd] 60
J, The route of the proccspiou ~ 3hsn.t 3
q Nm ylrosE4 tIIe npfnfipAl 1Stst18 TO- o
n v~~.rsIuf - - .to<x<.1Lf ~ 4<<e~- al.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

JsHersou Davis Presidents Of the SOUTH
err Confeaerncy, and A lex. III Steph hens,
ViceeRresident. ai sniis - go g.
MoxroeNEas, Ala, Feb 9.-Jefferson
Davisof Miss, was unanimously elected
President Of the Confederate States OIL
Ncrth iIAmerica to-day. and Alexander
H. Stephens Vice-President unanimously
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

available point, Of look out. AS the train
drew up at the station. thirty -four guns were
frsd,s The entire spectacle was most ex.
citing and briIliant--shed day was eloudless
and glorious, and the most stirring scenes
characterized the demonstration Of the peo-
pie. snd the few remarks made by , Dir.
Lincoln were .dfinelys ueccived.I At this
point ,Snpt, Lilly, of tho Lafayette qnd
Indianapolis Road, took charge, Of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

--.E5 EE-13 20 a., 90 .EIi1l4 - - af<t4
v 81 lSeauentf blsteFycd oas 70 ssn-firs
Sin 1912 Ae aecempaniesl Henry ClsJ
In his tour though the West, -ansl sinsthis
CITY sps.ss-sl4s~h;ss ststhsSssseeHe in Gov
Adde'S pastnxs<uff IS no Adispasagemeni
sf.Nss t.lag - say- that Whites speech
yas ialisitslsy, The bpa for the crowd; y
Ia. 81 the three spesehes that day, Clay 8
Crittehden's arl Whites Ciay''s was chs
dc j and lest Interesting IN Itself. IN
sz5vsral Southesn icitiesqdm ing this toul
N.lIi:e reesNsdbIsssts aatscring sestimoni'
as Of popular s,ia iration, and il may b
cSasi1ered the. eliminating period of hi,
are r. sHs went o1t OF political fife flierr
,aI9i,S3<ar%sx bas .zIoo1ss odi ossi las
-iHsrsnosfis Ne< York. sdksgcsll il
l,e-iaws an1 -anIE sFeaPpeaFed. in haftfs
cssam OF, bis Old .brilliance at the Buffal,
To5nmvelntiion.' m 1913, which he character
,setaify dccl arta s,Sas q spectacle mere
ksfSrs2sa besssd inBtIas eSuntsy;; A. Va
ts<nestx y;rsszaicss Ake ssl9rias cfPvrty.'
MesiD iot icaatlnt tsssii,l MT, hold
liGx Elnsifisn, I'll his tipesf for h did II
,si eel ss ons. Oh che sbIest oIss5ss Of Men
Y.,rk-,lrt lie ,vns less ifsqusufly splacs
.rauefhe-nakimn could ses hinss sad bsuc
thevsspobl ct inksusI IN him. dis IN
hair. thrasnhim inke dcusnSt tim } vi
- Rn,ank at6snskhip laff9ss, , sud 4
gradually faaAl <ne4fAhe III IT'D 49,
oeSuor.eys.sik3obty nss6ss'sans s;neessk
ssAi3zxk puuhsh1y ~ soule osese'eel
pSsieuwib isrbnihs .unld1kso1els ezo&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

MofsArs
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTRRs
YAsse Msebcsasa hsys nass sesn besogs ne SCANS
fSF apssiaa 81 rssznxv yesss za6 DARING sAas time
hsve niAls4&tnsd q high eAaeaeseT la A2nesS xFerF
part Of ths 7iebe foe thelr extraordinary aza tme
assss sSs. = .sssssiss gsssss 80 = $3.50
sas hasaxn frsEas IL Iia1as.
nae sosiowsne are szasns sAs aassssssIs varsity
II kuxsan diseases ia wA5sh tAa
ygaEFAsLz EIYR MzDacTNHs
Are w Ia snawn - b aaf&nisAls
+ uEAEEp3zAs b. sAaT1zxAEx eisAnssag TIE arsz and
aepasa hssmAeAss saaexs21iax sasw 10 paxn Aszzihy
ale. hasseaa q tss stsIe ard aesis kiads REATu-
LkMCy, isss 81 appsxits, hsxFsHzFa, hsadshs Fsxs-
sessss q aai-<snpsxs xnxlssys lAEEasss SNd meiAz-
ebnlsy, wAseA age ne znzaxxl symp3ama ii DxsDSR~
sia. via vsnlshs ass azsarsa eaassassass q Is
oosTlvHxsss, 10 sasaasazs he wAass ssassa II
ths intsexiaes w1tA saaysH1 Rxpaass aaa wilAaus
yisssass 81 sisssas sassss 5ssvs a. sswsis ess-
sxTsls I . kia4s, - rsssaxszs sas ssssas 10 i
regular saxcfAtion, tkouxA sAs praaAs az r~sgara~
stsz In sneA oAAsA ~ % skssssM scaatia Il IN
anssss1mes ssaseease - stksrE.
nskinn psxnknsntly b sAFes ~ss1a. and ssSns il
hnzf sAAs stms ~ raeviuE zsxa inaansrn4lsa lrsss
sAs Mnss4ss asa leamnnss a ~ teinas.
Dsg N = - sssas y s.ssx I'd ssss.sa
asaasssfaay . sasss impsstanx assaas, ssss assos
laws svsx bssa tsand eFsAiA eaxs DR. vsxss sasas
4 Ala wsrna, - aasssassAs sssm one saralaxs "a
isa hsssas Ne siisay aaasse = whssA sasss sFss-
scuRvYs aaasss md lsss.ssass ssrss, - As
gssssss Rssisy snska tasss aAfa Msdssnss sfvs Ne
scoHHrTn x1CYT1uNg sssa sss sum.sssasrs.
~ sAslr Alssxalivs sses spoa DE aalds thxk fss6
AFsxsE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10
sRRA1 aaCMrCwEN RIamr, BErwgGH
mEEK0HT AMH L0Uf&wFEIK.

TIE great aook-Aght, for d stalks OF
200, Deswseaa twenty enc cocks from
Louisville ky.s and the same namber from
tlaie city, was fought yesterday ut the Ger
man Theatre The building was crowded
during the entiTe day, and great sxeiss-
masst prsyailsds The snsexszinmeas was
ems pkiSh 10 net ofssn Witnessed, and The
dssife 81 sse isawas very great although
the aest was nsksxisliy Iessensa by tia
unqualified dafaat which the Dstxois eide
axpswieucsd. To mniexstana sha contest
some explanaaisa will be necessary, al
Though He snsarsain SERIOUS doubts I'm re-
gasd 70 ear eomTsEsncy as an axpouader
Of scck-6Ghsins teehniualities.
Twenky-one birds are pysduossi On each
side, which are weighed and maschad,
those whisss came wfthia two oanoss 81
each other seiag pitisd sogeaheT. Those
which match are said 30 sssail in.o OF the
twaufy -ona pairs, seventeen fall In. which
eeassisuted ssssnsesn haisles fos the main.
the majority Of which took tbs stake a
III 600. In addition 10 shis there VIA
battle money of e2s on eaoh sghs, making
whws the ooasaat went all 0ns way, Is
this one did, very rsspeszaiae sum.
The crowd was naked. Thaa were al
dsrmsa, professional gsnaiaxsn. pablis|
missionaries Of high and iow degree, szassa
Of leisure, shirssissvs fsliows, and roagAs
With asprinkling of noantsymsn ard john
Bulls. The 6ghling was dons % saiauts6e
principles, hnl ne demnr 60 sciansi1e
deerirkinn, q snah 10 eGnFS would esq
sainag vessalt Id = disAekroas failure The
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

-. :. :. 3. IS 8. g.
r.. = ll.al w. - r.. +. ID I'd o.
|ss. = r. r. 3. - p
. nosssy EN-
u g ~ nsEsss
up NE In
q - ~ ysaxss ne
= Il { ely % naks
- !. lmrsevsLsnss, snd % provide for
- - 1870 g NE rialss. = ~
80 Iessss apon sAs seAtass
- .iSas = wei ne rs1sssse
- - {. nx slas ssese e. syuule
recomMsn -.
- N.1le -
- Z,
h. T.. -. =! - j -. 49, j.. j L. :. ~ =.
- - -. - - 80
rea Qooxt ~ 4dla9i ae1ina.
- ~ scnM nnis9eaen 70 he a3nm-
moa uonne.i, 4 FsoQmmand 80 npfT0pka~
Ataoe g = ncsEaa saMs fW ns pnrposs
q eoysn9 ne xew &Fsas IeaelnG
tease leax1t1k ma ses Aa1nfes4s
poxssoe 9. - eafJs e MI Ihs sx1.'-
noa a. nsosdnay y ~ Hires opRcMsss
ynaas psysee i@prosseAsat g tae
SkrAee leeQ1x - - diFenktpas NJ tal1n.
Mooas y sne eoatheka beazdexy ct tns
IN azagFo q tha as<eeS aeazlv
rs ~ sc aaxe0slon ~ nss 1870 MY
e ~ eastern ooaHtasy - ~ tasY, aaa
sne g ssn.aon - lmpfox e.neux nx hrQa0-
May 81 tns Noxshern boandAxy at ths
sssJs y - 4rseszoa q nlQnx lily.
ae1n Gil ypux ascension y mesa rosF
- ~ ensaee ax7a ask q 0tF aaxaas =
i'pesA apF<oRf1asa0n Tor thsxx impnoss-
nseI
Iha saas waiks y many places afs naAz-
" Fufn cub ena knouia % repaired.
Wo1iQ recommend mai n uFdananca DC
psszea requiring no ownsrs O. properly
alolninS sherns 20 keap tham IN repair
a&aan oan yorr af1eafaon 70 ne ae~
uPasas{ g takan& some stsps TOWARDS she
sfEensxszaoa s1 kare nspArtmsns !
soaid recosamsnd ss Arst sssp that 90
vraansnee g gssssd ssqa,Fang shs osnsss
of paa,nn9e g rsrn..n $50 tsssssnsns wash
49, - 80 81 - aas - &
= ~ - - - = As1E sssaa 49, II
5 s - - Ieaosss s.ss'ss - - -
s So = - = A4sAt os kv'sssf ss<Az sasss
TIA Ss,t- a. $40. a..sa..;... u. c;,w
/. lss - - - - 49, 80
s.ss. -. 80 -. !. - -. -.
- - 80 = - 80 ~. - - -
- a i 20 Y - y ess'ssAs Ast $3.50 ssasssa
= - -a..1S a.. ..,....
-. = - - .Isa -
"A 49, e. !. - - - - -
a. y -. -. 81 &. - - -sL
49,. = - - = -. -, - - -
- Is. -. -. - Ii - - -
W. - - - = 49, s.
- - -. - !. - ss.sss
!, - - = : 49, y ~ -, - -
- -. - - 49, =
.sssI 1rs ~. - s'a 49,
e,alS nj e. .,s s..ss. 80 = 49, =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

-. -, - 80
Inss Eaa.sns omssz Latsly she comTAar
, ,on . ~ !. I 1 y nas Ioasnsy g Wash.
lngsons - dssoia % feAF. De does NOT
know, Indeed what me WORD means. Ha
- Do .aa e - s sas 9, sniIg sna aas
- \, - - - Ass ss1a Aalafas
an1 ~ = q y If y
- - - 8. 80 4
W - iaa1asy - 80 ss $780,.
- - - : - A0Vs g 80 sss1 =
n - &c - 49, a.ssaon osnnssfss
- - - -. y !. 1ssa ~ 80 - =
- - saaas ~ - - Z Dsspaasaes = s9F
:. IS 49, = a1.a ss.s 2 uos' marcy sac
shs n 80 y 2 49,
p, - Saan - sseales Fs =, fsa se;she
80 y u a = aa ~ oSl. ssnaass
49, -. = 49,, 49, = saaas@ 1Dsaa s'' ass
s ~ 81 81 s -
:, Ans vi. 80 RFsasnseas o. eourSes 70
- - y = 80 80 - soaae .aaa"
80. - -. - - - N1laeh -
-. -. - - - 80 $50 80
~ - - - sae sasasAua no%
- mo- -. ms Sssn ysas
- 49, Nls 49, " sx.FaYA&aat
y ~ - ~ Aa 49, - pafsasss ann ramasm.
- - sAns aAnasoas psfsesa and sol-
60 - ano sne aass sptihalakf OF
- $50 AaAssssy, - sAS aas " sssa was sahis-
a7a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

- ll..!l.,
-. -. 7;s. ~, ~ ri g 1
!. r. -. - sf..ss5
u 49, ~ z&zss 3I1l
h.
@s.s. 80.
81. ~ ~ + 9 -. ~ -. I'D, |.
s..3:...' 49, =. 49, $50.
80 a -. -. 9 - -. ~ :.
n ~ -. 80 ~ 49,. -. = .k..
- S z y ! - 49, - ~
- - - IL. ,........, go.
,.t,v 80 &c.. a /. 40 i. 4 -. ~.
- .s ~ ~ .sssas - ~ ~ u 80 ~
!. III nv Z y. b. n ~
I, z szi2| p lis IL
r. r. ~ II, !.
-. - .s l,S.ns.| 49,. ~ fs....s Il Z.
.s.. - ~ - = - 4 =.
n Tss...s.. - - a - y. =
: a. b. ~. - - ~ = gs~aas
- sksl ~ = - ~ - 9c.sss n 81. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

atIOnS in the same collection nlstrlGt.
: And all appeals tn the assessors, as atore-
said. shall be made i'll writing. and Snall
snecify the particular cause. matter. or
ding respecting which decision is re-
ouested and shall. moreover, state the
,trnund or nrincinIr Of inrounlity or error
rnmnIa;na6o of And tho assessor shall
b,vn ,,,,ro,. =, rs-axomirn orI aouol;7o
+Lo rdI,ot;o,, o.. sLou ,,,,,oo,. - o,,J
onr;+oLl,. In. no ,.,I,nt;6r sbnIl ho in
,,ioaS"I ,,.;.t'. ,a,.;,,. - >r
-. G. :" " - " ~
1e'S, w .'io t'''' - !"
"PPe"' "tI "TIe1' ~ 'lic S"T'e' "a" Il "e J""Se
"oPcr' Wiic'' i'''Te S''c''' c oe gwen ny
hote III WrltlhS' 10 oe lelt at the dWeillhS
house Oh the party Oy sue" assessor or an
assistant assessor.
SEC. z5' Ana ne IL idrther enacted, mat
whenever State, Territory, or the District
OF S"Iu'L"," sn"'' V'"'''h more '"'" ""c
C"i'e1''o" t.io s''''I'
y" eN''.'' VI ias.S
eu 81. :"
'ne Tt ~ is.' "S'
"'.u Hu"',Ho WV .i',,.S VI '','N
,u's u, Et0""u S,,in
"''" u"St...S S-'I ee
Vi " ~ - Ns''u
10 Sli"il 80 ,''r ~. M, :"
'hO 1A"I ,:.i'' s',''N .,as .ts
tte t t''
S;i5;.',,',,s -,
I'u'"E %FP::' ~ ''.; o"s
':'i' '"'"' u; S,i;s,.i,n
w.. ,,i as ,.So.srn- I,ono;,,aT,o -;
.'.t,1 ',3 s,r ti,o S,o,a, rnS,,o,.,;,.oI,.
/ And If shall Inc tho dutv of the assessors in
-t"L I s''', =. .mv "u'; ,.,I :"
..,,I, ,i,,, ,,, sI,II ha
t,d md dirnctnd hv tbn Srcrntorv nf thn
Treasury And tho said oSscssors. or q
mninrity of tbcm so convened. shall con
slime md thcy are hereby constituted. II
hoard or assessors for the nurposes nf thiS
Hct ,YI shnIl make and establish surh
rnIrs and rcpulntions ms to them shall an
pear necessary for carrying such purposes
into effect, not being inconsistent with
this act or the laws of the United States.
SEC % And he II further enacted That
,,,n .nid I,oord of ossns.ors convonrdnrdor.
oInizrJ ne afnrcsoid shall and NAV annoint
sritohIonarson or nersonsoto bo thrir clork
or clerks but not more than one for each
coIIrrtion district. who shall hold his or
tLc;r ntiico mr. ofices nj The nIrosnrc Of
nil hoard oC ossresors. and whose dutv il
sbnu be 10 rrrnivc record and urnsrrvc oI
tnx Ii.,s retnrrs and other doruments de-
iiwornd ami nodc to the said hoard nf ns-
SCISSORS s,.., and and who shan take an oath Gornt-
frmo,inn if consci.ntiouslv scrunulous of
tnkin~ an OATH faithfully to discharge his
or tbeir trust: and in default of taking such
0, I"r. or ,% u nrcyons ,ocntnrino o
,%e ,,, duties "G Smrb npnointmenI or on faiI. ill.,
w.. "r( IN ncrror,n nn,. mar, or the du,irs en-
80 ri,,,, rosro,;,.,f, h,. ,I,;
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-12-19
Stick TO the Farm.

Let us sing a snatch from this good
old song. Yes, stick to the farm. If
half the time and energy now wasted
in politics. hazardous specuIations,
and busy idleneSs, were spent in tho
advancement of agriculture, should
we not be better off as q nation and
as individuals.
Why is England today the garden
of Europe unless it is because every
acre is wisely cultivated? Why is
even barren New England made SO
productive, unless it is because of the
lndusty and energy Of her agricultur-
lists! Well has one said: THE fields
onght TO be the morning and evening
theme of all Americans who love their
country. To fertilize and improve
his farm, ought to be the prime tenn
poral object of every owner of tho
substantial soil. All national ag-
grandizemcnts, power and wealth,
may be traced to agriculture as its
ultimate source. Commerce and ag-
rlcR,ture are only the subordinate re-
suits of this handspring. We consid-
er agriculture as every way subsida-
ry not only to abundance, industry,
comfort and health, but to good NOR
ais, and ultimately to religion ITSELF"
We shall always sing, "specd tho
plow! I" We shall always regard the
American farmer, dressed for his en-
ployment, and tilling his grounds, as
belonging to the order of real noble.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-12-19
COMFORTS FOR COWS.

Now that the cold season is setting
in, let cows, especially the milk-givers,
have all needful attention. They
should be well housed and well fed.
The stables should be just moderately
warm, well ventilated, clean, and pro-
vidcd with suitable bedding. Aside
from the mere matter of food and
drink, the animals should be kept
comfortable. This matter can hardly
be over estimated.
Then, as to fodder part Of this, of
course, should be straw, hay and corn
stalks but to expect cows to give
much milk on such lean fare, is folly.
Favor them with messes Of chopped
roots, of cut straw or stalks mixed
with meal Of some kind. A favorita
"mess" for cattle, with a friend of
ours, is this I: Cut up hay, or straw.
or stalks in pieces not more than an
inch or an inch and half long, put
the provender in a tub or tight box,
and pour boiling water upon it then
sprinkle on little salt, and cover tho
whole with a little bran or meal to
keep the steam in. When cold, feed
in messes of bushel at time. Good
as this is, it should be varied from
time to time, for cows like variety as
well as men. Cows should be salted
two or three times week. In mild
weather they should range 10y day in
a commodious yard, protected ON two
sides, at least, by covered sheds.
And this yard should have pen-stock
Of running water, or trough kept
full from good pump the first is
the best.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-12-19
A Railway across the English Channel.

A railway across the English Chan
mel has long been the darling project
of our great engineering theorists,
though people have hitherto looked
upon it as little more feasible than
building castles in the air. The French
appear to- have entertained very posi-
tive views as to the possibility OF the
scheme, for several Partisan engineers
have published designs showing the
facility with which it could be carried
out. All the schemes, however, that
have hitherto been broached, are APP
parcntly far less practicable than that
just brought forth by Mr.. James Chal-
mers, who proposes to connect the
two Empires by a tube reposing on
the bed of the English Channel from
the South Foreland to near Calais, the
sounding along the line ranging from
seven to twenty-nine fathoms. Easy
gradients on either side are to lead
down to the level, SO that passengers
and freight may proceed from London
to Paris, and vice versa without change
of carriage The tube is to be thirty
feet in diameter, and its natural buoy
ancy is to be countcracted by iron
boxes attached to and surrounding
it at intervals of eighty feet, and
filled with rough heavy stones. There
will be three ventilators, one in mid
channel and one about a mile from
each shore, the central ventilator be-
ing erected in twcnty-eight fathoms
water, and weighing over 100000
tons. Mr.. Chalmers gives very elab-
crate estimate of the probable cost of
the work, the grand total being el2.-
900, 900. He also anticipates that the
annual working expenses will be ESQ.,
900, and the gross revenue El 800, 600
leaving a net return Of Rl, ,2l5, 900.
To be able to make a journey to France
in half an hour, and without suffering
from the truly undignitied malady of
sea sickness, would be consumma-
tion most devoutly to be wished though
the notion of travelling for that length
of time at depth Ct more than one
hundred feet below the sea would not
be calculated to set the minds of pas
scngers at rest.-Loados Guardian.