Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-08-13
ADVERTISEMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The annual announcement of the Balii-
more universities has just appeared. 1t
announces that lis Professors are not only
Southern born, but served in the Southern
army, and openly and unblushingly asks
for supper, almost on that ground alone.
In pulling the Professors it dwells at
length on the eminent services rendered bv
them to the ''lost cause" In speaking OF
The advantages Baltimore offers TO South
crn patriots, it says:
This is emphatically a favored land.
within whose soil no noxious political dog
mas terminate, and where every white
man, whatever his opinions and antece-
dents, can think and speak and act accor-
ding TO the dictaliOn of his conscience.
without fear of bayonet or bastiles'
TIE GERMAN EXPEDITION TO THE HoRID
roLE.
DR.. Petermann, the emiLelt geographer
at Gotha, in Central Germany who plan
ned, and for the most part furnished, the
latest expedition 10 tile North Pole in the
interests of science, has received The graft
flying intelligence that the Gcrman.a COM
manded 10y Captain Charles Holloway.
of June. The Germania was then in lati-
tudc 1920, having Greenland in sight. and
off Shannon Island, with the probable in
tention of either landing ON Scorcsby's
Land or making for the land of Edar. w.
ing in latitude as north. Al on board arc
reported well. Ii is TO be hoped that this
expedition, as well as other expeditions
which will leave France and Sweden al ~,
no data fc,. cip,ifar ec:o,.;c<
will result in the solution of the many i'm
portnnt problems connected with northern
and northwestern navigation. The reports
OF the explorations of Sir John Franklin.
AMI of our own counIrymen, Pr. Kane
and DIR. Hay es. Impair, n world wide inter
est 10 the expeditioLary movements of the
GerInania.--NcU York Hcrul1, July27.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Commissioners of the ORION Pa6 ific
Railroad have examined the oath section
of twenty miles of that road, commencing
al the 6S0th and terminating at the 7Onh
mile post, west fromOmaha, and forward
ed their report 10 the Interior Department.
The President of the United States las
approved the report, and directed the is
sue 10 the company Of the bonds and pat
cnts and lands due on the completion Of
the said twenty miles.
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
WASHINGTON. August 10.
II is not yet known what the opinion of
Mr.. Eyaris will be on Rollins The mem
bcrs OF the Cabinet generally announce
disposition TO be governed by this opinion
IL is known that Johnson adhercs strongly
To the theory that his acceptance vacaies
the Office. He has said tins noon that be
should act on That view. Ii is also rumor-
ed that he had disagreement with Evarts
on this subject on Saturday, and dciermin-
ed 10 follow Lis own counsel. lie was.
however, closctcd with EvariS in The At
torney Generals Office for considerable
time this morning
FLoUflSG MILL BURNED AT LEEsBUIG, IND.
WARSAW. Ind, August 10.
The steam Touring mill at Leesburgh,
in this county, owned by {. w. Card &
Brother. of this place was entirely DESTROY
ed by fire on Sunday morning. Loss,
SI3,OO0 insured for 50 900 in the Home of
New York and Phoenix of Hartford.
Cause Of fire not known.
NEW ALABAMA COTTON.
MOBILE, August 10.
The first bales of new cotton, received
to-day from Prairie Bluff weighed ESQ
pounds. classed Liverpool middl:ngs, and
cf,l1 nj I 70