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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
For sale,
Steam Saw Mill.

A Portable Steam Double Circular Saw
Mil, OF the very best manufa cture, in sple n
did condition, new this season The Own ers
having decided TO build Planning Mill, will
sell their Saw Mill on very reasonable terms
The Mill cen be seen in operation at any time.
as 1t is running every day, and manufacturing
a large amount Of lumber. Persons desiring
to engage in the manufacture of lumber, will
do we'll to look at this Mil, as il was selected
with great care and is undoubtedly the best
MIL in the county. 1t is located in part Of
the county where timber Of the finest quality
may be found in abundance and can be bong hit
cheap. The owners will, if desired, sell IL
qua nifty OF timber VIII the Mill, or will agree
10 furnish a considerable amount of saving
or hit is desired TO move the Mil! 10 any 9TH
or section, being Detached Portable" it can
be done easily and with very small cost -
For full particulars addr ess
MONTAGU s. SENPLE,
Sep. -. 1867. Warsaw, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
THE Ear WEST.

Horrible Shooting Afroy-Descr-
tcrs--Ro1oid GrOwth Of the NeW City
Of CHeyeilnc-Busiaess IN Omaha.
OMfH,, Sept. Is.
y letter from Salt Lake, 9Th, says: \
terrible shooting ARRAY occurred last Tues
day in Echo Canon. Two te4msters were
shot and one beaten TO death.
Seven Of General Dodge's escort desert
ed before leaving the city.
Quite number of miners recently arriv-
ed from Idaho and Montana on their way
to the Strawberry mines.
The aItesian well Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, at Julesburg, is now
over four hundred feet deep, yet the water
is insufficient to be self raising. Carriages
now rum daily from the end ofthe track to
Cheyenne; time, thiriy-siX hours
a large number of merchs ants have al
ready left Julcsburg for Cheyenne. At
least one-fourih of the business men OF
Denver are either going or preparing 10 go.
1t is expected that business at Cheyenne
will be overdone.
Business in Omaha continues improving,
especially in the grocery and provision line.
Large shipments arc going West.
A hundred recruits ofthe Fourth Infan-
try are here on their way TO Fort McPher-
son, where all recruits are organized and
drilled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

The New York HcrQlds last somer-
sault is amusing, and il is at least entitled
TO the merit Of originality. It says:
THE political wal has at length reached
that point when a strong, bold movement
on the part of President johnson is the on
ly thing that will restore the country 10
peace and prosperity. BY retiring from
office and giving the radical game full sway
he would show that he was not the real
obstruction, and would put the response
bility for the country's danger where ii bs-
longs By thus showing who are the real
enemies of peace he would do all that lies
in his power to save the country, and so
far from sacrificing himself in the matter,
he would gain higher position in the
eyes or the people than he can otherwise
ever hope for"
Hear, Heart, Hear 49,,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

Turn to the Constitution, and then study
the simple and welLdefined duties OF TIE
Executive. Let HIM then consider the ex-
traordinsry assumptions of Presidential aa-
thority which have convulscd the country.
and ask himself, whatever may be the mo-
tives, Of Mr.. Johnson, if official ecccntrici-
ties (to use the mildest of words) may not
sometimes rise to the bsd dignity of high
crimes and misdemcanors.-N Y Trio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

The whisky tax is mockery and its col
lection a burlesque- In the speculative
city of New York only 500, 900 of revenue
has been derived from this source the past
fortnight, while it is estimated four-ffths of
the sum that ought 10 have been collected
has been lostto the government by evasions
and frauds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

An Engineering party who have return
ed from the head waters of the Yellow
Stone river report that they travelled for
eight days through volcanic country.
There were small mounds from four TO
eight fset IN diameter which emitted a
blue blaze and living streams of mouiton
birthstone The country was smooth and
rolling with long line plains Intervening.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
Republican County Ticket.
SPE1KFR COLFITS LETTER
TO THE BORDER .ST-i RI COV-
EENITON II BAH IJfORE

Speaker COllax wrote 2 letter 10 tlle Dor
der State Convention, that met at Balti-
more last week but it was not presented
because of the absence of the person to
whom it was addressed. The following is
the concluding portion thereof:
1T is time 20 settle what is republican
government. Ii !. Stale which eniranchis-
es by the tens Of-thousInds every man who
bore arms 10 destroy the nation, and along
with them every mla who took official
eatks of allegiance TO q sO-called Govern
ment, which could only exist on the ruins
eli the Republic, and At the same time dis
franchises b. the tens OF thousands, other
men who are free citizens of the United
States and Enthusiastically loyal-if such o
State has republican government, would
ike some learned jurist 20 inform us what
would be az an,i-rcpubiean government.
If = State where Loyalty is made odiOus,
and devotion TO the L MON IN It's darkest
hours OF trial is punished by ostracism,
outrage and dishonor. and the bitterest en-
nifty and bloodiest hostility to the Repub-
lie is the sureSt passport 10 social diSiinc-
ton, to public honor, and to official trust
if that kind OF government IS one that the
United States is to guarantee. and that
means TO secure, TO endorse and protect.
our revolutionary fathers must have sadly
misunderstood the meaning ofthc Language
they placed 50 solemnly and emphat;cally
in the Constitution
Il viii not insult their memories by be-
ficying IT, ! have the fullest faith thst
Congress. which has dared to defy rebel
hate, and Executive Oblobuy and reviIinr.
will not allow such conduct % pass unre-
buked. 1t is their duty 10 protect loyal
mcn everywhere. and they will do it..
Sneered az and denounced for sending IN
vestis2ting committees South when the
Presidents policy had ripeIed into tha,
hOrrid crop of riots, outrages and massa-
these investigations his been endorsed
since by all who love loyalty and abhor ie-
beilion throughout the land; and though
their first duty when they reasonable viii
be to determine whether the recent ExecTi-
tive action, so liagraniiy defiant Of the win
of the people, and the per.isten. obs;ruc-
ton OF the R,cOnsi ructiOn LGw, shall 90
unpun;shel, yet cannot doIbt that they
will also execute that constitutional guar
antee so wisely and SO Thoroughly that here
after men IN the border States. as else
Shere, shall realize That devotion 10 the
country has not brought upon them dis
honor, tyranny and oppression. bu, that
throughout the whole republic every one
who has proven his loyalty to the Union.
and who T;jOiceS In IL preservation, shall
be Adequately protected against all enemies
by the power of the land h bled TO save ="
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

Gen Schoield on Monday last issued an
order providing for the eleiion of delegates
10 a state Convention on the 92d of Oc.o-
Der, experiencing the representatives from
the various counties and prescribing the
way and manner in which the election shall
be conducted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

General Grant has, within the last two or
three days, expressed fear that there is trou-
bleahsad. One gentleman who talked with
him says he manifested great solici:rde in
speaking of the possible and probable
events of the next three months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
General Mcclellan win net return Cor ; /

General Mcclellan will not return Tor q
year. He is dead enough without attach
ing himselfto the tai ofpoor Andy's sink
Ing fortunes, The ceunsry will breathe
easier. Johnson and Mcclellan both to-
Sether would be more than this country
could stand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

We copy the Registry Lists OF Polk and
North townships, which We print to-day,
from the Democrat.
We also print The Lists OF German and
Union townships to-day. The Lists of
Bourbon and such other townships as are
received IL time, WI appear next week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

Those are stirring words addressed by
Mr.. Colfax to the Border State Convention,
and viii touch a vibrating chord in the
heart of every true Republican. Judge
Trumbull and al OF his class in the Repub-
iican ranks must go forward or get out OF
the way II they do not want to be trampled
TO death by the advancing hosts of free
dom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

The ravages of the fever at Key West
and Dry Tortugss are very severe. AT the
latter place there are sixty-seven cases in
hospital, leaving Lieutenant Gordon the
only officer fit for dufy.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

The most iilustrious victim Of yellow fe-
yer, that has been raging with such deadly
fury at Galveston the present season, is
Major General Gririln, who died there on
Sunday morning o:the scourge. General
Griffin served with gEea. galiantry through
oct the war for the Union, and al the time
of his death was temporary military COM
mandcr OF the District Of Louisiana and
Texas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

General Candy has determined to pur-
sue the course marked out by General
Sickels, which is admitted to be more just
and beneficial than any that has been
vouchsafed toshe people of the district by
legislative enactment for years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19

4 number Of officers who ware dismissed
during the war Ivy Secretary Stanton, are
presenting their case TO General Grant,
who has in number Of cases reinstated
them and then honorably mustered them
out
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
Sep. S, l667-3t
MARRIED LIFE.

Information ard advice Of vital ifaprtance 70 the
married of both ssxcs, IN sealed snyelore. can be
obtained free Of charge by addressing the utdsr-
signed.
Respectfully a.
JAMES 6. BUTLER
39-3m s23 Droadway,N Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
Mrs. wheeler, Stoneham. Mas.

Irery confidently and earnestly reoomn mend DR.. 7 IT.
nors, Aaffg t-rn ronderfyy LeneGfod ~ II 1sls,,t
NY 0rn case icds rsTy and o,Sifnafs .als Dir
more Than tc ycars n- StH syrsl ~. ir.i II Lth ,v
hands, AMI ercH dorm Me prrfs ,-,s ,,,,eg,,,g.
cracked and broken a, that scas ,.saLle b. ssS ms
hGRds n any kind IF ret rrork and o,gcf 10 rer
gorss an se,otng 10 droid gsnisg btsd EJaG mn ,-,k
TIE hunor tchdh 50 afflicted irls r,Ify a essI,a-
ton Of ErySrcds and SAT- RteAsA. Nc general MAIN
'eds quite poor. SSa gftr tTgaH Z, use the Han0r
doctor could peTceire signs IF healing. continued n
take NE mcdeciIls tW ,cos perfectly cured M hgrs
are nor Tetecg free foR kUE7ors anil all ay,l,qT-
GRcss my chote system as ccdr ojTt and has Jn r s>
eIot @hs Iused eight btles J5oI. sH safe 10 qirs
q np entirely, t-d Hey cured ne. 80
HARRIET WHEELER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
NOTICE.

The firm Of Altman & Nussbaum in the
Grocery business has been dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will be continued
at the same stand. No. Corbin & Benson's
brick block, by the undersigned.
M. ALTMAN,
II. MAYER.
Sen. s. le67-3t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing in
the grocery business between Alb. Becker &
Nathan Becker. under the style Of Alb. Beck.
or 4 Co., has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued Mt the
same stand bv ABB BECKER.
Sep, 5, 1S67-t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
Nsw advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED
For Sale Cheap.

HNWO very desirable RESIDENCE
LOTS, oear the lower river bridge
For particulars enquire OF n w. NoRroS.
Plymouth, August l, ls67-ti.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
-NAN hAcNAANAs
Milton Gale, ESQ. fyo~fon.

hereoy ceI7ly That 'cds surely afflicted ,eith B.ls
for t'Oo years, dereRg DelnsIrss aoa me- Iimlf orf
Other parts Of my boiy. The sErIipgs nlhch esa,t
from them ore understandable. Saefce IL 10 san mar
Jd,"ts fled SeeT6t q The most popular hEnor rer--
dies, JUt lrittotd Temoriisg The 1f7t,y A. J,c,a -
me earnest request ~ an intimate ficRd iras iqds-i
10 try Dr. j. p: I"iands H,,Bor Doctor o.-f az. ,syy
health Wds restored by using Dr. Iolund, afesqid MI
icinss. vgTTEV GIL
IaoSio1l I'm =. N-'N-@-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-19
Mrs. Porter, Dover, Nh.

DOIER, Y. H., Jrly p, fS55.
Dr.. POLAND: reccirsd your Efter iaguiyigg yt N
The e1st Of gor insciBe on Se1-sicEResS I an, Lruy,
% say t'df t.t"k a Is " the medicine far that dreddji
sickness. sd Jrsscri,tioas bat f,l ,,y,as
mar s,ntft the afadc mi cieUed the had Ike the I'M
NOR Doctor IN H,ogh coad harsilV ,cn,t n o,k
oStorc, to eireH goa 10 introduce into sbp clrrfIer
stores, That n0g lind as cay naSe ,rso sTsr s:r1
w migy dep from, sea-sckReSs. IfcgptafRs rho FAX.
melry@mtses ruth Than. ar carry pGSsegeTs should tyy
II for once, Thy co'id ner D. riisg r. rosr0, ultkoyf
a. HfRRTET ~ fs1pTEp
Mach more might ., SoteF in res,tar 70 tis r,,rsf,.
as cntdtpsf IN tesiimogios bet is needless Ak N1r-
chester druggists about IL, specially f. w. BEaE, al
BdTTs- Inquire IF W.. Henry Ia1Bacr, of B,dErd
whose tcife CUR by IL Of Sui Rheula Al aLrnorf
any person an Gogso'c1a, and they ciH declare us rdh<
as remedy, as used ia their oicr cases r Iy tscir
friends.
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Appeal for Aid from tho Crooks Resident In
this City.
The Greek committee OF ths'city Of New York appsA
most earnestly 10 all American citizens to aid the Creed
who struggling CALAMITY III the island Of Candf
against the tyranny a the Turks.
IL is the duty Of the strong TO protect tho weak agan1
ell outage aud oppression and the fact that brave mel
from fosegn lands rskc their lveS and fortunes In IN
or American freedom authorizes other oppresse4
nationaes to call upon Americans for aid in like ct
cunsancss while their kind assistance rendered TO the
Greeks in thor revolution encourages Thorn in thu
present appeal.
Ages OF oppression. hnve not crushed the CretsnsI
they loughs most vaiiAntly when Greece won hst
freedom bus the cold cruelty Of the Christian PowssQ
thrust back these brother Christians beneath the CALLING
yoke Of rararous infde6 Continued cruees and free9
ourages have driven the present inhabitants to armA
and the sympathies Of millions OF their brother Chriss
tians under Turkish rule warmly enlisted in ths1s
cause We ssk for help for them as civilized mse
struggling against barbarfans Christians hghtin4
against n1delsy who striving with ai theio
might to tho precious boon OF freedom for then
We uud yrstand that DR.. Howe and other frfends q
Greece Hosto collecting cargo OF provisions 10
the Candio.es least much this Ee0Qid be dono
by the greet city of New York.
c. r RALLL
NICHOLAS PSOMADEA
GEORGE PITZIPD
JOHN MAC MULSEN.
Subscriptions received by the Chairman, MI. O. J.
Rail- ~ Beaver street. aud by the Secretary, Mr. job
Mao Mullen, $50 Broadway, At che book store q
Mitchell & Seizas, OF Broadway.
Any gentleman WHO'S willing 70 tske charge o. -
seTipion paper viii pisase address tho Secretary.
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ported a thoss Asedquartsrs hns bssr sssignie y w
duty OF snant sajntant general % the department.
Tho resgsssions q the following namsd ofacsrs hs.
% January, Isef:-Brsvst Major q Irving wiissn a
sissnt surgeon United States Army; Breve Mes Psss
second Lisutenans Oliver r. Liddsl United STATES II
faury.
1hs following aansd oncsrs hsvs been honorsbS
mustered Of service 70 date from Che ltthinst -
Brevet -. G. Brady, Twentieth regiment vetera1
Reserve Corps, and Major W h. 6tckHsy, 1ourtesnf9
regimsnt Veteran Reserve Cogpa
The order from the War eparthe1t, dated August -
1885, mastering out Of service Captain Henry ". Smith,
been suspended and Captain Smith has been ordered -
rejoin his station.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

General orders, No. %. from Hesdquarters Depart
mont Of the south. dated Charleston s O, Decembex
a. 1885, announces that by direction Of the President
the United ssatssy dated War Dsparsm ent Adju'0nt
Generals ocace, Washington, D. c. December ~, 1880,
paragraphs Ave and Of General Orders No io dated
Headquarters, Department Of the sousn, sh,!lssson
dera The paragraphs thus suspended are a. follows
s. Corporal punishment shall not be n Acted upon
snv person other than minor and thin only by
PARENT guardian teacher or one 70 wh Jp said minor
Il bound by indenture OF app saticeship Nor
crime or for other cause, by any au Aerity whatsoever
The laws Of the States rsspec lively, In this depart,
ment defining and punisnins sssrancy, applicable "a
Nevertheless, no one who sha have used reasonable
diligence TO obtain cmpo Smcu who shall be unable
grant. .
General Orders 70 H. issued by Major General Mcade
| commaynins re department cf The last, .nnounse'
that Pevst f;rgsder General n G. Drum, hsv,H -
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NAVY BULLETIN.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP wIHoosxt

The United States steamship wnooski, from v&u
Cruz arrived sg New Orleans ON the 28d Of DeosmbsG
The following 10 her list Of o61oers.--
CommoRder-0 II. Cooper
Lieutenant CSmmsand~s-RObsrt Boyd, IT, /; snag
Casey, Jr.
PdyNarer-Forbcs parEeE
Passed Assiaass ssroeon--G. A. Franklin
Acting Massr-J. Van Boskirk :.
Acting EasgnE0haS wiAon, g. A Patchks 4 ..
Ullmero.
EngsNez-First Assistant =. Wells In charge; SecenG
AssstantE NJ 7. Tours; r. W. Townsend, The0. CookoI
Third Assistant, VIM. Bond
Adtes-Chas. Garesford, N. Taylor.
The wnooski left Havana December for Vera Oru8
with dispatches for Minister Campbell
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vsrsae IN hi suppsss Of me ssvrS Disgustsd u the
cysrbssrins dspofnsss Of his Frsssh sas hs bas o.
pass il the s,iusss issyy The ssid char Or The pro
r. o. ne liberals % whom he has hitherto beea tho
~ Aroys marco, the road V Quers.sEo, IN susa.t
action VITA she liberals the FrsAch we're defeated with
ri: . toSr kiisa aad twenty wssnasG N0so,as
Abraham Psna q sas imperial sny. ioss = rixu.,
ana ihs nght q rroysrco occurred within shs last
.eierns % disasters ssisss presenting Ss. . ,sSio
csmmeuk .4e
0snsraI Orsesa Essues . Prenvssssanie.se
Asainse Gssnc4Al sheYidan ana tls nIsxicss
AEiaisssr as Washinss6u
~ 81 BsSwssvnrs, Dec r. 1884
Thsfeslowiss y thssSxs Of . casd inasd = Genera
;Ortsga-
10 mn PruIc OF. nm uifrrp wars AID Nxncs.-
the ykuss has published the nisaU order OF Gensral
Sheridan In which he seos tosolve grave nternaeonal
sss &: ~ ~ s S.s IL: q
publisAedo mprsonmcEt made ~ Baxos dc Santiago
and sS ros: made ~ Us, n,s ssnsd tho S9s
published the occurrences ~ Matamores In which the
American and Mexican flags ha.ss suffered insult ard
and ipsy ssey have received ~ this sriss or unaw
full acts oonmenced At New Orleans, carried
Matsn,oroa II now behoovss each natioa TO
demand and receive . repaxati,u commensurate with
is injured greaneeg ana dignity ~ r - We arc con-
ccrned having made protests, reserve the right
10 exact justice whenever small have Mexican
Minser at the seat OF Of thn United States
He whois there acknowledged Mexican Minister
for exceptional = well ~ understood causes, merely
represents the interest q faction putting sside the
honor and dignity Of Mexico He has contributed TO
the insuts offered his country by ccuntenanctng the
military order OF General Sheridan to the wrongs done
to our persons by count0nancing such Hsamcnv we
have received, the constitutional President Of Moxico
being or cur numbeH and by passing in silence the
events which, occurred Natamoros, has earusa the
.EA
FIaglH8 J. a. ORTE7A
sss FERN. NJ CRfEGA;
#A e. HuERTA,
.F -es So III J. JOGNO,
JOAQUIN G.. CRTEGA
CARLOS L. OETEGA,
= 4f4g IRANCISCO GUtIdAzA
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aEIuaNlse AsstLs.

Nsw 0rfsaEs, Jan. O. 1887.
Generals Brsss ana Price have ssrived In this city.
The latter comes from Mexico End accompanied by
his family 1hsy viii probably remsiu In this country
fLe sunboai TalaYpsaa AS been ordered from dawes
toa e Pensacola
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Mr. Pope, Young man ana an AMERICAN, Wen tPokon
Of by oil who acquainted with him. was In crossing
street in thc city Of Queresro against By mounted
French oflcer Naturally startled and indignant, Mr.
Popc poured forth remarks In Spanish not natter
IN 10 the overbearins soii-esteem Of the Gau The
cowardly Frcnchman ordered the unarmed man 70 DC
taken 10 hs quarters Of the sodey and there whipped
by negro The wcals yet 20 Be seen upon the body
Of an American citizen How long shall We be the VIC.
tins OF military insults and abuHo lsn the birhrght
Of citizen Of the great republic 70 % chassed py INC
lashf
W are sorry 10 record has been suspended The ed-
WAYS playful was never other Than o. friendly nature,
has been sacrificed by the Marshal 70 appcase the mpe-
raiista Considered the organ Of the harshars policy
the Eefsc boldly expressed his views but was found
rather sroubIssoc IN the development Of the policy
adopted by the latest allies Of his Excsency, the Com
manacT-n'cnie' 80, ,-,rru rurm.
or rather hin government should be held equally
sponsibe by the United States with the high French
pass under NE rule q Marques and Hnon His tx
csllency N strong partisan Of the empire, ana there
fore did moe insist With MAMMALIAN, upon the rem.
arrival Al Vera Cruz Mr. 6carsss remained several days
at Orzaba on bis journey 70 the coast and had ire
y sso ni . msS & 81 Ss
parture Of Marques and Miramon had been made con-
dison upon winch he empire would BE- Recognised b.
eroas Sr"A'n nm rrru NAN
was seized by party Of liberals on the arrival Of hs
issl French packet me military correspondence al
chest This shs captos carried on ansE killing party
a zouavss Who formed the escort. rhs anair tool
srsshtfuI rslscsd accident occurred yesterday n
Cerro 0ordc the limo between Mexico and Apisacc
| The train on ~ curve. wn. DECIDE, ~ employs
was killed and hres other persons dansssousv Wouhsa
The imperial general in The northwest has, a. we hav
just heard from Guadsisa declared n,mes ne" a1
Ksxatsn 10 TVpie that he would no onssy Rgns asain
ihs uDs.sls isssdA Coo some uns back has sesa ~
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Loumvn1H, Jan 3, 1901.
terrible ssbbing ARRAY occurred on one Of The New
Orleans levees few days since In which Victor IAuson
-. immediately killed and his brother Mariana danger
cusiv sounded Three arrests had been made IA