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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12

te SUBGE0N DEHTIsT.
wholeor partial sets Of Teeth asserted On the -
H2S apRrevea plan: Special attention paid to
~ <ss4rvefio1 Of tbe natural teeth frre
Il9rfy ef childrep's fssth eorreetei- s >'' y
<ss p dtmcult tssse extrsete4 ~ without ChIo-
rq6or- Can be consulted At his ecs q apv e except
% Mondays and ruesdsys- Once over Hsns bakery
vsse - Hiehigan street. rp39yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12
T WHOLE NO. 327.

taken BY all present rising and repeating
it together:
1--WE do solemnly swear for affirm that
we will continue to maintain and support
the Constitution of the United States and
the Constitution of the State Of Indiana;
that we will resist AMI oppose by every
means in our power. all schemes Of SCOOPS
ion; that we will protect and upheld all
Union men. and each other in the free ex-
preston of Union sentiments. and in thsis
families and property at all times whenev-
er the same shall become necessary. and
that to the performance Of these obligs-
tions we do each and oil Of Us pledge IRE.
vocably our lives. our property. and our
sacred honors.''
A collection was taken up for the bene-
fit of the needy families Of volunteers to
he disbursed by the Ladies Home Relief
Society, which amouated to one hundred
and twenty dollars.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolped. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the UNIoN and
Herald of Laporte the Chicago Tribune.
and indianapolis Journal, and that our
Senator and Representatives in the Legis-
lature be requested to present the same or
similar resolutions in the Legislature. and
that the secretaries transmit q copy to the
Governor. -
During the progress Of the meeting fire.
qnent rounds of applause were given for
our brave volunteers. Gov. Morton. DC.
Capt. Copp. during his speech. offered
to the audience Q resolution condemning
the Chicago Times. and requesting the
news dealers to refrain from selling il in
this community, which was unanimously
adopted but as no copy of it has been fur
nished it cannot be given.
The meeting was altogether the largest.
most enthusiastic and harmonious ever as
sembled in the county.
Excellent Music was furnished by Fris-
bees silver band.
The following letter was received from
Hon. C. b. Smith too late to be read to
the meeting:
''IKDIAxApoLIs. Jan. 80. 1863.
"WM. G. HANNAH, Esq:
DEAR SIR: Yours Of the
2Sth only reached me this morning. O.
course.it is too late for me TO nspond in
person or by letter for your meeting. ]
would be glad to be with you 10 aid in q
patriotic appeal to the people to save them
selves from the horrors Of disunion. an
archy and ruin.
"a special term Of my court commences
next Monday, but hope shall be able
at some future time to address your people,
Yours truly,
CALEB 3. SMITH,
The meeting then adjourned.
a. TEEGARDEs, Pres't.
Joas J y MR.s.lKas'( RauE,. ssey'..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12
From the La Porte Union.
Virdic alton of Col. Hathaway

Some weeks ago, while Col. Hathaway
was in the field. one of the editors of this
place collected and published several arti-
cles that had appeared in several papers.
TO the disparagement Of the 73d Regiment
Ind. VOL, and its Commander.
Of the motive which induced this step.
we have nothing to say, but simply to re-
mark that similar influences having been
brought to bear on his excelieney, Gov.
Morton. his private Secretary. Mr.. Hollo.
way, addressed letter of inquiry to Major
Gen. Rosecrans. The following is Q copy
of the Genl's. reply. which we take great
HEAD QUARTERS DEr'r OF CuxsERLAsDl
NAsHv,LLs, Tern. Jan. "a, 1863. {
SIR:-The General Commanding. di-
reefs me to say in reply to your commune
cation of the 9th ultimo, that the matter
has been investigated and that the reports
received in relation to it do not indicate
any want of care or attention on the part
of the officers of the regiment. The 73d
Indiana Vols, came to the field directly
from the camp of rendezvous, Immediately
after organization. The men have suffer-
ed much from long and wearisome march
es on dusty roads, when water was scarce.
from severe and unavoidable labor on en-.
trenchments. &C., and lastly. from mea-
sles. From these causes many men have
been left in hospitals hero and at other
points. When the regiment left Indiana,
it had but one medical officer, whose
health gave way under his or a Us duties.
An Assistant Joined him in October, who
labored faithfully to the best of his ability
up to the present time. Capt. Green was
detailed, and afterwards commissioned as
Asst Surgeon. but has since left the army.
In the recent battle the I'D behaved nobly,
showing that the men have confidence in
their officers. aud that the officers have
done thair duty in disciplining their men.
Many men who have recovered from sick
ness and the effects of long marches, are
now at convalescent camps. TIE Colonel
Of the regiment has been ordered to colless
these mon and send them to the regiment,
and il IS expected that the present effsexivs
strength Of the cemmand-two hundred
and fifty-wilI soon be increased to Eve
hundred. The General Commanding, 10
of the opinion that the complaint against
the officers ofthis regiment have no real
foundation in fact. but have arisen from
disatfected officers and soldiers. OF whom
few regiments are free. Col. Hathaway 10
looked upon as reliable and efficient off.
Ger. and one who ct eli times 10 waschful
of the best interests Of his command.
/ have the honor to be very respectfully
your ob't servant.
j. BATES DICKSON,
Capt. d A. A. @.
w. r. HOLLOWAY. Private Secry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12
A Soldiers Opinion Of an Armistice

An Indiana soldier FIN Nashville, Ten
nessee, writing to his family in this city.
after describing the sights to be seen there
says:
"On my way to camp / came upon 9
very large house. before which a guard
was standing. inquired what was going
on there. He said the building was the
penitentiary. and that it was full of rebel
prisoners. He told me to walk in if de-
sired to. which did. The first sslutation
/ received was from rebel prisoner. who
said: bow are you. Ysnkee?' paid nc
attention to him. Presently he said;
How are you. soldier?' and commenced
talking to me. He informed me that there
was no use to fight any longer-sdmitted
that they could not whip us. and asserted
that we could not whip them. He said
that the rebels were tired of this war, and
believed there would be no more fighting,
for the North had asked an srmistice. and
that. in the meantime. tho difficulties wo'd
be settled BY compromise.
''1 came to camp. and have been think
ing over what the rebel said to me about
the armistice and compromise. / cannot
see. for my life. what the North wants Of
an armistice at this time. when everything
seems to be in our favor. The rebels ac-
knowledge that they can't stand the pres
urs that the Union army is making upon
them. Their men are dessrting by fifties
aud hundreds u time and coming to our
lines to give themselves up almost every
day. They oil tell the same story. too. OF
destitution. encouragement and demorali-
zation. After studying the matter over
awhile. and looking a. little deeper into il.
I have come to tho conclusion that their
own friends ct the North have been making
these proportions to them and not our
Government. The Northern rebels know
their own condition. but arc too big cow
ards TO come out boldly and fight for their
principles; 90 hey take this sneaking way
TO thwsrt the Government. am not
willing to yield to the rebels in this way
! hated to leave my fsmily and home Is
much e any body. and under no circum-
stances on earth would I have done so but
for putting downths sbellion now and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12

forever. and restoring the authority of the
Government. The traitor who will remain
and concoct plans to betray us into the
hands Of the miserable scoundrels we are
fighting ought not go unpunished. l don't
think Parson Brownlow's place way down
below. half hot enough for them; il ought
to be heated seven times hotter for their
reception than for ordinary sinners. am
out Of all patience with them"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12

Eg The Louisville Demo rat rebukes
the disloyslty Of its partisans ~ follows:
There can be no true Democracy while
treason keeps its armies in the field, except
s0qr Democracy. The Office hunters who
At time like this. preach peace. peace in
the North, may be Democrats ID name, but
in reality they are tories and traitors, who
would be in arms against their Govern
msnt were they living in the so-called
Confederacy." - < 3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12

nR. T. A. TON,
IL PHYSFCTAN AND SURGEON
.Asr praefceofhis protssion ofsrshi
services to the citizens Of Plymouth and vicinity
once HiIFs Bakery. In DR.. A. o. Borson's Den
tai Rooms, west side Michigsn street.
ience side Of Michigan street. opposite thu
w.Fds Hosse. dee19 1850 n6y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12

An siiitos eftwenty Ave per cent VIII pe tine
.hsve rates for Special Notices.
.tsn other towns and cities win be allowed twenty
ave advertisement ofany KIND
viii be ins serted at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-12
r.Rvs or ADyERrIsING.

one less three weeks, less $780,
s.h Larger advertisements
proportion Less than half to be hal
aver hnif saunrr be charged whole square
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Jteer oeul junsen Munne ertsesen, ipie 1T
oa8 mO9li92 SIT Sbnen ettpa8 beoeanet,
Dap Der NbldluB nidt gen1adt tperten fpnn>
te so babe tbn BET mir, t,ar Milo's ens
ta9e Nnttport. = @S 1T ntAt nt5eli& Sd
babe Die gfd9te gu 6iilfe eenpntmen. .-Oas
loqert Ste nt4t, ba8 min ih nt6t.-RSnnen
sic mir cine SiertelIfunbe @ebSr ldurfen.
9err 9eeer p Sd bin eigsutlid nidt in 10
re9ter Stimmuns. Die Sa6e 1T ppn
9Dt9tt9feit, bemerfte Wtlb.-Sp leben @ie
itd, uno laiien @te bSren, oerIebte Der Nrin-
5lpal nt9t Dbne etnen Gpn leiIen Gerbru1le8
tiber baS Drdnssn Ietne8 Commits. .-8ilb
nabm Plab, prbnete ietne Yapiere, bic er in
elmer Wtappe BET fid trus, ltnb besann lei@
t}fa' BtB SdBreS BS Ssi siFsab S Sia sbsr:
i6ub BON $4,000 Gbalern, cine 2iffer.
pel4e bic b6dIte biSber erreidte mar unb
bon 9errr Seer ait l9mun3elroem Qd6eln
auf9enomn'en pnroe. Is SD WeiB, tpem Oas
gerbienit bteler 3ifer 3utpmnlt, i& bante
Sbnen, Serr Wilp.-S9 fam feinen Danf
annebmer, tpD td) nilr meme Bfiat oetban,
mar gSilo'8 Nntpprt. Sbr 8ernlSoen Be-.
ffebt tn ben 9rDBen @ilenIteins,uben bon
8u4itettsn, lie itnO 9br Gissnfbum, nidt
.iaber Die beoeutenben, in Der Nabe lie9en.
ben WalbunBen, bic Semen bas 6pls fiir
Sbre 9c4Sfen nod gu einem VreiIe liefern,
Der oent Der &cblsn anberet @egensen elei6
ReAt. gines Ga9eS fGnnte aber in eiRtaen
srpben &apitolif item Der @eoanfe an cine Son.
turren5 nit Sbnen auftau6en, biele tSnuten
ote nmltesenbsn @aloungen tGufli6 eriper.
ben, banm rdren = ie runirt. Gin unplGus
btges ia serin9Iddbenees 9a9eln tpurgerrn
9leer'8 Nntmprt -Sie benfen an Die entfern.
telfsn WD9li4teiten. lteber Bilo, cas iftnibt
rat4ltd fitr einen @el6dftsmann. = Der
Ylan 1T Se9en Sic abr ldDn i'm @erte.-
Der Yrin5ipal mar aufselprunsen. Der
GonltaiS scs einen 9rief aus Der SaIde uao
itber9ub oenielben ben prin3ipa[.-6ter lit
Der Se'pelS, Den i'd mir 3u rer1dafien
wubte. SD Bate bic Sa6e lGnst se,
a9nt.- 4s3a ,,t a,-aa
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@sfGbrlt@e RranfGeit.

genn ter irrtselettee untuet Singing au8fnbst ha5
ten set heitr i6mersbaen Hrantbst IN @ aufsenO-
men bat 10 se&ebe baufs, tab Elm nnsettises S8ase-
ibl p6er bic Sur6t ppr Gltbednn3 tAn abf8rtdt @ an
ene webeH au ioel@e er in 8O5e t9r:r gre9ana nnS
aret p lanee BIS bic SsmYpm rities dredIi9em ebels
pie J.. .. Elm nit grdWaeu ensdntetet 3als, etne bBe
Nae G&mer; TIM espe unb IN ten Slteretn Nbnabne hes
@ed9ts Eaubteit Nuswldbie Der Saut Rnpten ben Bet
net ,nS @rmen, innet i'm Geiitte unb BEN Grtrnita
tex f& setsen no fann biee 1etel nit elmer reali9en
Sdneltseit Dor 9 4retten, BITS suest Der Gapmen unb
tte NaentnoGe tndaen baS Spfer brr ttbarei 3ran-
bett en @eeeanO tes MitlebS w;rS uS Der Gpb etnen
l@redlt9en 2esen bat,rd Elm @nbe na@ 6aB er TIN nab
ene 2anbe drinet plnnen fen 8ei1enter suriifbr
Gs III cine traurtee Sfaafe bas Gauenbe bteier rrt-
baren Tranttt sunt Opter faen In Spse Ser u8etid'
6fett unptienter @rabler, el6e br 9lnweuburs jees
tSbtli8en Cities bes Weturs bic Contribution pertGten unb
ben e bes 9etens 1T Elm eleieeS Daetn pertpabeln.
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Sefauitt tacb,,usgerr.
Sffice SeS 81 SI. General zWrOfpS=
..r WfGtiball8 flr Oelaipare nnb
Nwdrilldnb. s.

Eplgense SntrrtttBnen tpn ter Office Se5 General
YrpfpsIldrfhd8 werben Sur 8ennnis pIer eebra6t be
unter betr 8tebuns se3p9en wrrfem nb Dber r spsen
trercen In Irl.la a....15 ... -. -... ...-.'t
~ Gin eespsener yann rrb gum Splbat ter Ser. Staaten
bur bte 3bdtiae be en Name in Der 8iebuns tera8fa
Die ibm burt ben prpoB-ariGaa ;u9eeGte Npti; III nur
cine Anseiee bteles Tbabefdntes unb Elm Sefeb d AT
elmer eetmmten 3eit ub an einem teinmten plas gum
Dienit ;a nielSen ,.-
q Der Nrl 20 teS rieeseeieses entbdlt fpsenfe BE-
imnune: 4le Sfsere unS Splhaten Die iberfIbrt ne,
eeertrt 5u iein pn br erleiben pber ipe aneere
Strae ais bas rt1e seS Griessserids ter e Serbaeen
mag. ..el ..e.
"s-9J 1l g. 6. Seffrie8,
u ". y. SrpfrB-Narl6aG fur Delaware nnS Wara-
(2SWpS-S) ldnh. .-'
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9r. & d b II It 0 Il.

talieb ses tSnislen Gpuesius Ser gBunbdrste lit 9p-
bsn rabuirer eines ereu met;Nii6en Goleoen Ser
@er. Staten Der ben srbstt akei feines 2ebenS tn ben
5siyt6lern bon 2unbp, Darts philadelphia us alberen
StSstem sasstsa bat etnise bsr
bOGentet bon penen BITE orf4t&t str ytestn nes lln-
aabee 2etbenbe bic an Gbreniae NrpGfit unS anberen
&ranf6ettem Iitten ple g. aud, rte tet p0blt4en Ge-
rduGen su ebr er6reden bic u pit etrbtDeu BET sernsen
&letniateten II. lenrten an6enkltdlt9 eebetlt
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0slcnnere III bea6!en !.

Or. Spbnfpn bieet aIl.n Semen feline Sile AT pelGef9
tnr9 fpl9e sebeine unb ,tnatr6e, Self b RSrper aer-
6rente tr bic Mrbeit bic @eeubafc unb be @3e nf6bis
mddente Safer sei1trd5t babct. ';' ~
Ster ne eintse oer traurstn ub beasenSSettben Sol
gen fer ruben @eprPnbeiten ses safers Sw DE i'm Jtt
fen unb ben @lieberr Snersen i'm Trp Swdde bt8 &C.
6s, gerluf ber Wu tlfraft er;ppen neb6le llnrube,
Wa8en9Dddc Hnpr6nnnG eer Ber6auunsS.S daBe'
usetne Gntfrdftuns, Symphonic Der S@wtnbintt ".5
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!0errenffeiOerloDe,t,, I,

EseR.@rattffraEe SO. a6s nne S0sh' I'D
hsUeeinen see6rten Grenrbeu unb benz Bublitnn n'as
rs tiermit Bic GuSese, baB ID bas ion iPit SoPren an
bieiem gate etublrte @ei9Gft ibernDen pare nnO pe
SrSio Elm rebaltiaes Eager BON SSuen cItb searbei'
teen Serenfleibern neues accn gu ben bitSteu Yretz
fen DDsrSt5is 5aeu unb aud iOle au geeaunS anfer'
tiaen nerbe @tDffe fir gBntsrSde nnb 5oensense in
amen Gcrteu uuS gu aen Rrciieu. Terner cine ans'
wabl Repeu&irme GtSde &C., iotuie ale in bieies GoG
eini&laSenbe GrttG. s..,.
~ QNe Befelunsen Derbeu prompt, biliS uno
ttrsefer 6rit ansefertigt Uer6en. &
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Gmnne Qt,ite.

Die d bur betmte 9afer ee6wd&t taben, bie ie o pft
BON bDen 2eutem In ber Sule erre une Spl-
fe aandd fpiren, elttt I'M Sclaie bur9 @pluttp.
bte, menn nnSetpettt, PIE @pc unnlp8lp napen
&6rpr unb Gett serfDreu pnten cipr Bic nbtb8ln @t-
t tbun Scffe perrne imIeu. beop ie entreten in tie
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@etRtg.

Die f&rsdbt9en trtunsen bes gater8 Fnb iebr su as
em 8erlu beS @ebi6tniies 8ertrrune fer Sheen, Ge-
brdtbet Der Geesfrafte, b6e Mbnun9en bneteung bpr
Der 1eiell6a gu6t mad Gniamtete, Nitetranen sesen
6 ieb. gut9tiamfett u.. N. tno eatse Der dltntnen
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t1rstett Der NprsGe.

Die pielt &auientc Wte W6tTenb Der lebten eten;ebn
Sabre tn befet Nufdt urrt mnfen unb bic Wenee mid
tiger wuntar3hGen gpernipnen rel9e Dr. SptniUn aus
ubrte nb bnen bic 3eitMn9s Rdpprreue ue ple anbere
9eronen bewptnten mnrDn has publttum mererbplen
gbarafter ais Gbrenmann in @tjug auf Gbarder unb Ge
plenfaftt9tet ne EeieenPen ene Dnrei9enbe @erabrS
letfIn6 '~''.~~." " 80 ''t'. ~l
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Dentfcbe 8mebbanDls1t,g

90. 284 Bet @rattltr, 3piIben 5rebertdNr
nnb Warfet Space.
Gin snswabI Der beRen gBerts benter aiterar Splfs
leber 2teberbitde er uuS llnerbattunaSibrtfte
Sdul. unb -RtrbenbuGer su ben baiefen Bsole ala.
Yretfem. Btlberbl6er nnb Sueenoi6rften Der@ebcnSn
Snbalts. Stobl6e 9tbrerapteen 8ilterbp9en @Gpisr,
GubsIOpe8 Hetern uub ion8s SGreibnatertGen Sn Der
biui9ifeu pretlen. i} pas. -..s ..I-. 1896. H
9 eH i9H.uI Naentur
bes sSr. G5erbart'B ntsut&eu Uantnpten RepDrterS"
aer bier nnb In Oeutf6lan6 erf6enenbsns s3e6rtiten.
Nener MAIDEN tr baS Publitum rpG beipnberS anntert.
anu auf unlere rei6b1lttgc u III
s iHF &eibbtb1trtbeF, =.
ntbaItenb bic neuee eeoeeenn ertc beutiGer gSdri
feir mics Sadidnber, @erfSder &elitob WIbed6 fret
tag 8uppns @uStc IT. f. ~ Ser greis pr gan6 1T nur
lEgeut per Gag nub iesn taber ctem ;abIment Snpru
'90ss'''e r.ti@ na 1908 6. & 8. .Seantsbaufen,
'24-) p@ n4 .f .fr- 28H 28. Vrattft'r
Das btlIts1te &letOerma9a3tn
5'-N'''f f,rgit m SMITH. &tptEers Il Co.,
'refIN- J Np. 40 SO. @alttmprefr.
f.
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Oraanifde @nwGAe

Htrb unber;as seteit nS bic Upe Rraft tpeser teree
fet Dteies rtbare 2etten mees bas 2fben elenb unb
be Gbe uab ssddfSmnendaft utnt6eIi ma6 tfspft bas
2pps Derer bte tbren 2eeenl9aften beicnnen 6bncn.
Snee 2eute nb 3n lei6 u Ausf9wettn9en eenets metI
fe beren Tpleen ntt eenaH tenen. Obsle e aud pur9
Strifuren Neberf9lasen I'm Sarn Stein uub anbere llr
laden entten tsnn, 70 1t e bod tefentbetls cine Sslse
beS Wtsbrame8 ber ebelfen Srsane g8er aber rta es
Id8nen haB bic Sra Der @raeuSune ber Deneu rers
,prA bic @ betmIt8en 2aaern erseben ais pen Deae
hfe hd fneffe Hnn. ~ b -. 1 L.
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pter GplGe pelde I'D suser9etratben beabF6tieen rnb @
pbsii6er S9pae peer etneS anSeren tnberne8 beDuBt
fnO, pIten iaoersIslid Dr. Scbnfpn 5u Natbe sehe.
rtuns 9et3barit Der 9eSen 3tttern NAB Sdwde, Sber
@fb6pfuns Der 4refliften Grt perben i&nel fartrt.
Derjenise wel6er @ Der Sebanblnne unb SIricree bon
Dr. p6niton nter;iett tan ib, ais etnem @brenmdnne,
pbne ur6t m anDertraueit un6 auf ietne rt-
Itoe Gehtfltfett perIaIeu -tt.' ..- '%|
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e5Deben erbaem un6 jest al befdn6tg aut Eager m
5l Eeutfcnen S0an0fGfe
I'D Ee erAe'r 8 uaIttdt
Se@ba4ien 100 Stad 3uSst eTpises, mesa aat.tr sa
oirrttre8 Eager 2iauprs eber Mr yantapn l1teFs
s5tmbserinruS H. 10. au senetster Mbnatme. =
SEQ. 8. 0Dnetf. ..s45 -.
4.s 444 80. Baltimprefr. 2te Ebure bon
(13Muo34R1e) pearlfr ~ z
TIr @ufIer8 unb MeffGuratenre.
Metbte beutde g erb eLat .Wnrf, fauer etneemd9
@wetnsa EN-, 64ter unbna9eema@ter 90 NJ :
ter.&6fe 2im mtur8er nnb Srduter alet ga
ftnae, Sarbellen, Sarbtnes, Sent tn pert9h
beue1 gadunsensbtatsi tn teltsbsen 9nanttaten bet
.t - q III 4ae@ - sag 379 gY. BalttmCrefr. 4
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]. .g@ Office: go. 7 SabsG sGrebertdF TT. :,
fteben Tbarer BON 8altimprsfr., Dltlt@e Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf. ,.sIa .1ir31 10
Nfan merle d Eanen un6 Sdtsnunttuer, benn tnren-
fe ltne trugerfe Naaer bur9trebene nnb 9eptHenlpe
Nuadialber, Subftder Sttefelpi&er, SraBenreiniser
nnb 9ampenpstr u. ~. mennen t4 reeelmdbee Merae
aS Iauern angeSSesn ssn Or Ss9npn u tn per saee.
81 Gtns 5stlung III 2 SaQeu suDefhert. .
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NsIGtter,gabatf TINT gfetatl /!

gCnneetttut, Ner gptf Gtats Obip, Sataha gdrd uni
@uta Gabdd; bic tefe Nusratl bon Gbt9en &abaten fir
2eut bte I'm 3letneu tdien tets an Sdnb nnb wrb per-
fault 3u ben tiuteRen Yretien Bet
Spiept S9rSber, ..-
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.Snnae3 Mdnmer,

DEFENDERS Wele tte Sper enes seteeu Caters seUprSem
nb ba8 idbrli 20 piee Gduiense IN etn u rIbes Grab
reis wcGe 6urd tire erbabenen 3alcne nb eitwdelen
gerfdnbesr6fte NIT benz Dpnner ber Yerehamet ben Sc
nat beseiet c br 2eer beaberoe SSne enttrdt bdbtn
pIrten, niDsen id nit rpltent 0ertraueR Maben, -1
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Wn }}remfe.

Or. Solution iii Der einsise reeem6bi9 eebbete &rst
peler bic Seiluna gepen &rant6eiie aneiet Seine
Mittei tn6 8e6anbuns finS allen anSeren 8dnld nnbe
fnnnt Gr tit beraneebhet ppn einsm 2eten wees Ct In
bes snbra4te, nasli@: gusanS 8rantrei9 nnb In bent
8lpdls BON bilaeelYba ~ nns bat cine aaSseSsRn-
tere YrdrtS, ais al!e antereA Mer3te ber gBelt.
II Der, tpelher i Der pteee bes Or. ebncn autem ebt
iann M oertranen ap etue Gsre ais ssan apb ieSe Ge-
faidltateit ale atst. -. y..-l,r
@anb Ssa 8alttacrefx. as&ea ter ,,ArSeite1Baas." ~
6auttawtbtstsa tpesbta lHue1 6sbttIt.
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Neau rt6bt an Ser. StaGtensS teuer=
Sfftce bes Solicitors Der inneren @tn> !
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FINITE fur ben 3. Diltrtft bon Wf0. I
go. SomtbffraRe, i'm 2tcm gtOce.
Sd babe Bot benz 9IeHpr bises 0ifrts wel6er ben gan
sen ref BON ber SAILS 8eeeenen Stdbttbeil eindIteB
barin ouecesten Steuern Jest fdlis namlib fir
&iSenien, Sinfpmmen, 9ilbergeidbirr, Slbr>
ipcrfe, 9Jdd)ten, SSiLlidrc ySifcbe.
3um @mpfdrg tieler Gteuern nerbe idt nit rteinen
Greibern tdsIi4 bpn nbr Mrrsens bis llbr Ia6mt-
tags duf nteiner Office en. ~ | r..
gDeiere Sepn rps tperbeu npG Spn fpld5eu Yer-
Ipnen cpetrt bic terblen TIRE 3ablungen benz 49, b.
in MAIDEN unb ter 8erds trb ielf gefalaSnabnte euse
ipsen Yerpneu bic psrdnen, tre 2i3enien beraussueb
men fGnne lpgar Serurtbeilt unb eneeferrt rer6en.
8ablunsen mIfen In Ser. Staaen S@asnptem ecma6t
merben. .- - .. sf
Sene wettere Na6rtdt tpirb eesebet aussempmmeu tn
Taen bon rlden, tie benz @ees Serfalen nb unb spar
fur; Dor Ger 8ef6laenabme, =. . |.-
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So. Sttngnifel,
TiDluucelo,, 8toltus uno Ytamo<9ebrer,
mat sw eesbrte Dublituu Se ersebene Nnseie bas er
wtecer mad Baltimore surideeebr s terett it, 2Sppns
tet Bfentli9en pter priSat- G5eleeen6eiten.
8ebinBuneen Itnb su erfabren In g b mi IT'S Wuitt~
Ben, Np. 54 sc. @bdrleSItr. (5Oes3Dtt)
a StbeilrSSeillc.
N2 Wenen Sreunben unb 86nnern made i6 bermtt bic
20 &n;ae. baB M etne Senbuns ause3ei6neterg9etne
aler Spren enpangen babe unO epeble fcle aufs Bette
Su ben beSprieben6en Setertdeen. Tee 8ben- une S-
rsgDetne 8ete i'd pcrOusenb nno Bet Der 6ai9e bas al
Senrp 9ppS,
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Ncatariht an 0Saf1ers pttiumenten'
Das Gees rerbans cine Strafe SUn fnf BIS 10 Dollars
ber de percnen welte bre S9brauts pber pnge gDai-
rleuu9en berldufen laen 70 bae e uniere Burger Der
unannetmd dfett lnb Ser @eabr Der Anbdutne Spn @is
auf hen Supeaen mnh rsipeseH aHfber treee
pnen Dtbe nb Rpfen erIparen, menn e BET talte
Seteer ibre i'm Sreten eeaenen gBdrettunse abtreben.
Das @5eies rrp ifrenee eebanbbntt.
p (4RD8) 1.-- s. 9. Sutet, QDai1er- Sneen.