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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

You viii never repent of being too
kind, too gentle, too humble; but
you may have to regret the want OF
of these excellencies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
LOTTO

T" kccp tllc hair heaily, hc Is Certain 90 Isrome
bald. Ifyou wish to see bald heads fpOk at the -uc-
ccssfu lawyers doctors statesman, merchant, bank
er.. +. lie has given every moment 81 his time and
thoughts fo has profession and Thought oi
hair. On the other hand. if the mans Development
does not prompt him 10 he first in the worlds dra-
ma, but rather remain at the tail end If everything.
such laid. without brain fever ar
some other Frustrating sickness brings the hair out
The two characters described hc found in almost
every Etm.ly-ihe children of one father. is bald
ne-- thou hereditary Chemists have prepared arfi-
clcs FIR the hair until there sale fr IL and
then like chameleon change its color aud name aud
81, Il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

at is a good thing to have beauty
and utility combined" rs the washer
woman said when she was using her
thirteen children for clothes pins.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

What is the difference between an
unruly servant and a chicken? One
is foul domestic anG the other is q
domestic fowl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

When city folks are guests at far
mers' houses, they ought to find bet
ter butter, fruit and vegetables than
ut homo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The last victim offered up to the
Moloch of politics, Ambition-Chase;
the one reserved for sacrifice in No
vember, Seymour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

A grape fever RACES through the
South, and everybody is to get rich,
for wine is TO be as plentiful as tur-
pentine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

He who studies books gets tie frame OF
knowledge, but he who studies men gets
the soul.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Manure is greatly injured by laying
in the rain. 1t needs shelter as much
as the cattle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom.
q PATENTED THE 2IST DAT or JANUARY, 1858.
tcrTrcc u

ffffthS NJ l3.bZZ-
This Is superior To all other spring Bed Bofpms
Yet produced, aud lew of the Advantages are as
t,llows:
The pressure on thu Springs Is even and ,her.
fuii elasticity remains.
2. THERE'S no giving way ofany part, because it il
stayed NJ sides well a ends
J. II j. adjustable any sized bed with or with
ont additional stats.
L. Any mechanic can make one, or any common
farmer who car use tools for farm purposes, can
5. They cheaper than any Spring Bottom
known, and materials to make them can be procured
in any country town.
O. They are lighter than any other Spring Bottom
and can readily bc made sustain a Light
weight, or heavy weight, without being too stiff or
liml-r.
Call and examine theni-try them, and you will
seyer use any oiaer.
The Pafentee. Nathan Maxey of Plymouth.
Indiana, has his head quarters over H. r. blossoms
Hardware store, 81 door, ON right hand side nm
stairs, who will sell Bed Bottoms or Territory 10
Re seen a sample Bed Bottom.
CERTIFICATE.
We have had occasion 20 examine and try the
a,ove Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all that is
CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Dealer
TIiOS. MCDONALD. TX Auditor,
JOHN W. HOUGHTON, Recorder
DAVID II w, Sheriff VI. Co.,
CHI REEVE, Atty,
H. O.. THAYER, Com Merchant,
:. NJ. BECKER. Merchants,
y. BROWNLEE, Merchant,
J. W. Ben NETT, VI. D.
j. ID. GRAY, N. d.
H. r. BAfKUS, VI. d.
4. c. CATR0N, Atty,
i'll yINtLL NJ d,
+. A. BORTON.
IL. Ii. DICKSON, Merchant,
j.. i. LESLIE, VI. ID.
L. MATrINGLY, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

swell, Alick, how's your brother Ike
getting along?' Oh, first rate--got good
start in the world--married a widow with
nine children"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Why is q lady's dress like q roast
goose? Because it las been bastcd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

A California farmer has bought 80
tons of sacks this year in which to
ship his crop of wheat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Proc. CHNISTXS

Object was TO create something which should last
for ever. The first success attained WAS in ascrr-
tanning the of gray hair aB1 bal.lne>s. The
second, the discovery of vegetable compound,
whose nutrient virtues would aiay tie. fver Of the
oycrtaskri hrain aud thousands can testify that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Freedom of the press -snatching kiss
fromSa pretty woman in crowd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

'l'll be around this way in minute, as
the secondhand said to the pendulum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
DOty'S Clothes Washer.

Eytrdef FROM RePOrf Il TURNER'S Clrt. ". L., 1867.
WASHING Reconsideration u. g born, Port
Byron, Cayusa county, Y. Y, asks: 'saiI the Club
give IFS opinion Of washing machines? l. IL
omy to pay fourteen dollars for one Of p,tys ma
chines2 viii il wish farmers Clothes clean and
not he too hard wol for the wonlens Washing ma
chimes have generally proved to l failures that
an afraid Of throwing away my money upon one.
''SoLoS R0BINsOS-If you had 20 pay ten times the
none you mention IL would l,c the best investment
ron ey~r made upon your farm But you naust not
have that alone. Get the Universal Clothes Wrinser
with il. aud you wife AMI children viii raise uT and
call you blessed. For they will find rashing made
easy
SOLD BY
re. BROWNING, General Agent
So CORTLAND street, y. r.
And by Dealers and Csnvassers everywhere. Sens
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE.

"My wife, from a six years previous Of Vince
Ter 4 Wilson Machine, came To the of Grover 4
Baker with reluctance. But in a few weeks preju-
dice vanished, admiration succeeded, and now the
Grover ( Baker has more enthusiastic advocate
than she. The simplicity Of its construction, the ia
cilify with which its is acquired. the beauty
strength and elasticity Of its stitch. and its adapta
bility to an kinds OF work. arcqelaes ctcA % mot
al belong NJ oRce 70 ang other npdcbfae.-Ler from
/ Prof HeHshdtr, Hillisf0n Seminary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

gUvhosu pssno' Crown CrinOtines
Are Superior for Elasticity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Uyhompson's Crown Crinolimcs
Are Charmin for Llghtncss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

mr. .yT-D.-TEAcHERs. STUDENTS, and
w other intelligent Men and Women In a business
500 ~ e2o0 per month. according 20 ability.
-, - = r,;f.,lars address ZEfGLERs McCUkD1 4
20 Lombard BlAG: Chicago. ILL., 10 ON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
LOTTO
ChriStV'S Hair Lotto

Is just the thing. Ifthc head is covered with dan
Gruil something is wrong with the roots of the hair
lftlc hair l. turning rra,. il needs doc oriny
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Persons Idranced IN Lifc,
NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are male strong by the ~ either ofthese remedies
They will cure every OF MARASMUS, without
fsii.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor, hu space viii allow o' The
publication of hut n few Those il win lie observed
of aud of such standing that they muss
he believed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
From Rev. Joseph II. Kennard, D. !
From Rev. E. T. Fendall,

Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the OF Hoef
lands German Bitters and feel It my privilege 10
commend them a most valuable tonic, 81 all who
suffering general debility from decses arising
from arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly,
L. d. FEEDALL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
&ir6lt6e 8eri6te.
nIanbi1@ {
SiTtattpncn

bes 5p9wIrbisfen 5errn
Ni19pfSGbpma Grace.
Mm IS. @eptember, ben 15tenS pnnta9
na@ pfnsten, Grpwi8in9:
Nm Is. September Tpreif City Weetet
County.
Mm 10. September ct. SacobS.
Nm 20. @eptemter, &idmpnp.
Mm %. September NeuzM un9en.
J4inois.
Autncy, 80. @u9uit. - Der
lebte Mittwp9, Der rs. ;. 81, >par
fit ale &atbplifen Suiney's> rarne1tz
lid fir bic Der 8onifaciussemeinre> Elm
fefli9er Sag. @ery @eY. @aterSddz
fermeyer @eneralsifar cerOiDceie Nltpn
anp pfarrer Der pben9enannten@ emein-
be, feierte ndmli6 iein 2~5jabrtses prtez
i1er Sutildum. Sbm fir feline Ser
bienfte nidt alein UNI feline @emeince,
Der Ct bereitS 10 Sabre Sprtebt, lpnz
bern AUDI INN bic &atbplifen BON gan;
Quincy unb bic Der DiIceie <on, etz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

men Dfentliden 8epeis t6rer &nerfenz
>1uns ;u seben, periammelten lid iapn
ant Iorabenp peS Getta9s cine 9roge
Gotf5mense Dor rem pfarrbauie uno an
elmer iebr bub1den 6erenace, anUeuerz
werf, Danfaprehe iitliden &ecen unp
pal1enpen @eldenfen feb!te eS ni9t.
Sim nadltenM or9en fibrten weib9eflet@
bete Mdo6en, bic perl9ierenen reli9i6z
fen @eleQi9aften Der 0enneiaoe, 20
Yrieiter, BE ii9 pom fern uno nab aus
Ger Dipcele peri an1u1elt batten> ben SUI
bilar inter 8esleitun9 ether Muiitba1>
be unp benz &lan9e aQer 0lpden> IN bic
felli6 ac;terte&ir9e. Derlelbe cslebrirz
te canr Elm feterlideS 5pdamt uno
@ery Nev. S. 8%erganser, prdles Der
biefsen GransisfanerYdter, bfslt oieIetz
rece.
- Mu6 MabonnaYiQe> Monroe g.,
Sutnpi5, i9reibt un5 &eY. Terrinano
Stid ME fpl9t:
uDieie 0e9ene 1T nidt 70 9eiunp>alS
bic Don Mt. Sterline, rp t6 frlber
pafprirte. SIM 9erbt uno @inter finb
bic 8empbner tenn Gypbpir> uno @tnz
terfeter iebr aus9dest. Cont sefaQt
mfrs bier te1er, wte auf meiner friibez
rem SteQe. Die STRIDE it s>rar flei1>
eber NIT ALIEN M%otbrenbt9en gut verz
{ebsnL bic S9ule 1T in better Src<
nl>r,9 uno pie9eute linp siemlid liberal.
Sum- mein lieter Su9enrfreunc> ST.
81. @enn 0u In ciele geaeno beludz
weije su fp1nmen 9eoenfit, 70 wurce t9
pinl1erL ra6 Du in Der 3eit ber
Graubenlele bier bilt> ra ib einen circa
2 Nder 9rpeen SielveripredencenN einz
berg teiise. Mein @pbnbau5 ldet
nidt5 st wlnldan iibri9. Cine f5ltlide
Tule rpa Grauben brinst mir ber 68er
S%abr9an9. Die Grnte 1T rieleS Sabr
bier uno in cen tena6barten Counties
in Tpl9e su ercben Srpdenbeit ni@t
pom Seiten au59efaQen. Das COUNTY
1T Yprwie9enp tempfratil@ uno ul1terz
bdlt cine en9lii9e unp peutlde ccmptraz
tilde 3eitun9. SD ielbf aber tdn1mez
re mid UNI mein Nmt uno nidt un1 bic
Yplitif.
SD babe 1Gpn sisl Don cen1 Nei3e
elmer SpmmersN eil non St.2puiS na9
ct. Yaul auf eem Miiiitppi acbbrtu II.
Spn Dem 9enr,breidm Snterelle, nos
Minnel pta Dem Beiu6u bietet. Nu9
piele aus SQinoiS baben ibr Ntlseuz
mert auf Minnelota seridtet> bic emit
su leinen 8ewpbnerr sdblen weroen.
Dein Treunp
G Gtff
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6 rpp Gi16 8.
Areufcn.

Serltn, Is. @u9uit. - Bie DOR
eint9er 3eit mttsetbetlt wpreen, 1T auf
Dem @ese Ter 0eleb9ebun9 bic Mufbez
bun9 oes S6ulcarreite6 i'm 0ebiete ces
nprcceutlben 8unces verfu9t wprben.
Sn Tplee pellen murpe von Berlin aus
lei ben Ne9icrun9en Don 8ayern Wiirtz
temberA Baren uno 9eilen bic Nnrez
9u11s 9e9ebsn> int Snterelle zines etnbeitz
liden @eriabrer6 ibrerieit5 cine Nenoe<
rllns in ben 8eltimmu1gen rer Deut>
lden @ehielprpnun9 cbenfau5 ein;uz
flbren. Die Mntwprtsn Der pier Neaiez
rr>ssn linp bereit5 in Berlin ein9etrpfz
fen. Sacen bat 1i9 cabin au5seiprpz
9en> rab Is rurd cine belpnoere Veiesz
seszGprla9e cine Ntanperun9 eer be;i9z
li1en Yara9rapben rer Deuti1enW edz
ielprpnun9 sinsuflbren tedbiidtise bic
rem nadlten 9ancta9e su9eben wlrce.
Sn abnlid suitimmenoer8e Self fine AUDI
bic Mntmprten eer Nc9ierun9en ppn
8ayern unp 5el1en ausSefauen, wdb<
rsrp Die &esierun9 @iirttember9's
9laubt, ibre Beidluhe ypn ferneren
Grmittelun9en abban9is ma@en gu
miilen.
Berlin rs. Mu9ut. - Sff;ieue
Beridte ia9en, rae bic preubil9e &e9tez
runa bic rpn BEN Ser. Staaten sennadz
ten Gpridld9e gum S9ube spn Musz
mancerern anscnpmmen babe uno faE
Elm M9snt CUR Gerbanclun9 Der Tra9s
ernanrt rprren it. Dtt preueil9e Sc
sieruns bpft aufraa l9leuni9e 3uftan>
refommen zines 0ertra9es> ea tte 8ez
siebun9en spiiden ben beicen 2dnceru
il auberprecntli@ freunci9aftli9 linc.
- 0rpbe5 Mufeben madt bic Gntz
lallung res@eneral5 8p9el ron Talfenz
1teir pom Gpmmancp res eriten Nrmeez
fprps uno pel1en Grlebuns rur9 ben
General Manteufel. Dtele Mabre9el
miro Serldiecenarti9 9epeutet. @dbz
reno bic Ginea ite als einen Sie9 ces
Dferrei6ti9zfreunrli6en unp nem Sra
fen 8i5mard purdaus ni9t alniti9 &C.
iInnten 9pfpartets betrabten miro BIT
8eieiti9uns res Generals Gpsel Ycn
Mncern NIT elmer unteriu9un9 IN Ser
binpuu9 sebradt bic nod in pie&ries5z
ieit BON 1866 ;urld9reift, ais cteie1
Weneral 0puperneur Don Tranff urt a.
81. ,par. Gr ielbit 9ibt in feineut @bz
l9iepsarmeebefebl als @runo ugerbaltz
ni7e b%eipnoerer Nrt" an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
9lnt 49,. Nppe,nber '6S,

wiro Der @anperer 6eraoe Elm Sabr
alt uni. bis su {einem 0e~burt5ta9e mtro
mod man6e @erbe1erun9 erfol9en, ~
wpbl ma5 Ginflsicun9 unD gintbeilun9
be~s2elrfofes ais au@ mas innern@e:tb
betrift.
W{it Der rprlie9eneen DRUMMER rasu
ben Mnfane eemadt ;u baben, GieS
1purce idpn cine ldn9ere 8etanntl9aft
nit Der ipesieuzeoitprieQen @outine he's
@anpererS pprau5ieyen) faun l%elb1toerz
}tdnplt6 BET feinem reue1 Gecatteur
III Der erlten @pde er>partet mereen.
Der @anrerer 1pl Elm mebr urp mehr
wiQfommner Sal werpen> ais trauli6z
6rifli9sr Neut9feitsbote NIT einerTaQe
hes sSnterre0anten unp Selebrencsn
er1deinen, eurA fem Snnere5 unpNeubez
res Die 5erSen oerer 9%ewtnne11> bic cine
aepic9ene 2eftiire lieten, iputen. lie au9
ni6t al5 Nepublifaner pier Nt6tz&az
tbplifeu nit tbm III NQem ubereintinnz
men ; cafir biir9t bic Gner9ie, cieYfit@
tel urb Der 9uteGaft her Deutl9en fatb.
Druid eleQi9aft.
Seine peutide 3eitun9 i'm Nprore<
fen bat ia - furSer 3eit pbne belpneere
8eperbun9en bur9 N9entea II. I. ~,
cine . 9rpBe 3abl Nbpnneaten unp
marme Treunbe 1tnb llntertiiser 9efunz
ben. NaS fir S9wieri9feiten itb tbm
AUDI in Der 3ufunft ent9escm fteuen
1perpen, mir iinc bereit uno I'M Stance
1e su lberptnoen. 8ir bitten ale
Sntere1anten unp @9enten jebt
ernf ans @erf ju 9eben,
init un6 has Ypr9eltedte 3iel
beltp eber uup ppllfommener su erreiden
ben Manrerer ;u ei1em aQ9emeinen II.
fatbpliiAm ..Blatte su MAIDEN mirci9
bes srpben uuo idneQ aufbllbencen,
rei9 ,tno mddtis wercencen jun9en
Staates> 1T weldem er eridetnt.
6alt in iepemS taate erii tirt cine poer
mebrere FOLDER Spurnale> Die auf cem
@lauben 9e9rinpet finp un1 AUDI auf
pem@e9e per9(usemeinbeit ras auaez
mein>politii9e II, lostale@ pbl ces2anceS
II. bieT asesfra9en tibn ul,o freimutbia,
aber pbre terrensiSie5 Gertennen utlp
unb aemeinen Quart, belpre6en> mitten
>nter 3eitun9en Ypn 9leid,em pcer yer
19iecenem 0eprd9e uno Calder, pbne
bSSwiQi9e5 @e9eneinancerpraQen. (rrp<
nurd Die M@tung DOR bet ceutl6enprelz
1e uuo ibre 8irtlamfeit gum 0uten
YerniGtist pper teeintrd9tidt mirc)wpbl
wi1enc, rab ra5 Telo Der S~purnaliitif
ipuyer1u 1T, rprauf Seeer fl6 ietnen
eiaenen @irfun9sfreis luden carf unc
pab belize Mrten rur9 Gintradt 0liecer
in rer Settle merpen, bic has 9etltt9e
8anc cerNDlfer uno GIlterf amilte bill
bet. Mit rielem Mlpttp, auf elmer &C.
iunpen 8aii5 %9e9riinret, nit eincm CO.
lent 3iele spr Nllsen entlenpm mir urz
fern cpueaialen @rub. NQe Mpnnerz
ten bic bis gum pten te;eidnetcn
@eburtstae5zD Datum Q6. Soy. '6S)
ale ibre Nldf dnre besablen I'M fritz
ber ibon poer nanr Don ia an Elm
Sabr pprau5 be;ablt baten> empfan9en
cine rpertbYpQe prdmie, bic mir nad
rem be;eidneten Datum berauSsebsn
,perpen<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

reoiclren unp fano aus ictnen papieren>
pprunter stele 8riefe BON @artbalotaz
t1ern ,paren. eab Der reue &amerao ein
@aribaloi'16r Sffsisr mar, 9efommen,
UNI fir ieinen General ueberlduf er su
werben. ST muroe 1pfprt sertoftet uno
ltBt nun ouf ter Gn9elsbur9.
- Sn ten Nbenoituncen peS 5. y.
90. 9riT Der fransIfide Sriessrdmpfer
Sentinelle an BET rDmiid &alte sptz
fden @iSita @ec6ta unp Yalp cine arpz
Re Sarte aut bic pom Is ldledt bemaT-
11eten Snoipiruen, idmmtlt6 pbne 9c9iz
timattonSpapiere> beleBt mar. Inter
rem febr b%r9runceten Gerba9t pas pieie
Nbenteuerer S6lplin9e Der &evplutipn
leten, purpen iie in @ewabrlam 9c1pmz
r,ell.
- Oartbalpt lpislt mterer etnn1al
ben Triepfertt9en> un1 Der @e!t Sano
IN bic Nu9en gu treuen: CT Yerbittet 11d
8elude auf Gaprera unp bat auf ieinen
ely I'M Yarlament reii9nirt.
81 . m> IA. Musuf. - Die Mn;eiten
beYprl tebencer reSpluttpnlrer Nustrihe
mebren lid.
SaSen.
&arl5rube. -- IaS batilhe
2dnc6m bat na6 amtli9er3 ul ammenz
itellun9 int Oan;sn 108>533>295 0ulz
ben Staatsldulpen. Die Nnleite1 ppn
1866 uap 1867 tetra9en allein 3SWFtlz
lipuen.
- @ie bie ,8acii1e 2ancesseitl1n9'
hert1tet >ptrfen urter ner rprti9en 8ez
%Y1lferun9 ietr eifrte Metbpril tenrreriz
ger bic rpn Cincinnati aus bin9eianpt
1t1c.
- 0a9e9en BAT Saeen rsuereil,9s
einen an ebnlideu 3uwads an jun9en
prteftern erbalten> tncem 81. @eibbiz
lhpf 81. &iibel in Nreiburg am 4. y.
%. 80 Diatpne>1 gu prieltern >peibte.-
Der 9e1,annte Yrdlat 9ecenft ccnnd6it
cine Gilitatipnsrei le III l~einer DtIcele III
%unternebmen.
8aDcrn.
- Munden erbdlt cine sreite prptez
itantN9e Stride unp omar liant 8el1lue
pes Staptratbes AT perGde Ter Iurfenz
uno SdeQtn9ltrabe.
- Mm mei1ten Mufmaflamfeit miro
rod ben &atbplifen 9el9enft Die
8ir9srmei lterdmter iinp namlid inTplz
&c utDberen Nuf tra9cs" a%r9etpielen NOR
Ten, cer@irflamfeit hes neu9e9riinceten
fatbplilden YreeYerei1s belprlpere Nufz
merfl amfcit susuwencen uno 1ofprt ubS<
beren Srte5" Seridt su ertatten> ,pern
berielbe ir9enowp cine b~elpncere Ibati9z
felt entmidelt.
@urttember9+
Stutt9art.-Spn cen 70 &C.
riblten Wb9eoroneten Der &ammer iino
mebr ais Die 5dlfte, ndmlib 49, nele
Mit9liecer. Sn 8e;us auf rem 8eruf
tbeilen lie ii9 ei1 tpie fpl9t: 0ewcrbez
treitenpe, SauFeute> Tatrifanten 49,
2anrmirtbe g. 8irtbe unp Ypitbalter s.
Seomtc spn 0emeinren 10, StaatSbez
ante 9, NeYptaten s. 3ettun96l1retter
uno 2ebrer s. Nud ;>pei fatbpliide
Sci tlthe beincen itd bel Zen 0ewdblz
ten. @ie friber 9en1elret, bat pie@plf5-
partei entidiecm cas ueber9emidt.
shwei3.
Bern, Is. Nu9uit. - "a verl9iez
rene :3eitun9en bartnadi9 fprtfubren> ;u
caf Der &aii er Napolepn Der
Sdmei; 9leid 6planp uno Bel9ien
cine NQianS an9etra9en bate> IL ertldrt
Der Suncesratb rie5 ais 9an;liA uliz
wabr.
Gn9lanp.
Man6eter> 1. Sept. - Murz
pby> rer antifatbplil DE N9itatpr> 1T &C.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-15

construction COMMITTEES. will report
on the legality IT lh1 Presidents
order Grh.il.ns Gen Gunt from
rgariing tho ord .u IT. Secretary
Stanton.
The Post Office department has
ordered tho twuimisslun OF the
mail, IN uai from Washington aud
New pyirnps hy WAY uf Louisville,
Nav OgLrASl, Pm. In Gen
erul O'l,r NJ -, dntcl Yesterday,
Gen. Hancock for the marc efficient
protection of the frontier OF Texas,
directs tho establishment of four
new military posts, Ia DO named
iorls Concho, GrifllL, Richardson,
aud nurnham, subject to the ap-
prevail OF the Secretary Of War
The worl; ON these posts TO be
pushed forward rs rapidly as pos
siblo 10 completion, by the quarter
masters department,
The Paris Monitcur says the King
Of Prussia, on receiving tho now
Italian Minister at Berlin, congrat,
ulated him on his appointment, ms
another pledge Of perez,
Tho Pope orders ne Deum TO be
sung throughout Italy for the victo,
~ achieved Mt Mentona, Victor
Emanuel lorblds il,
A riot is reported Mt Padua.
LONDON, Feb, 5,-Thc Times ad.
mils that tho arrest of Train was
mistake, but that it should be dis,
tinguished from the arrest of OK.
Irishmcn who return TO Ireland for
trcosonablc purposes,
Tho New York Insane Asylum,
at Rochester, was burned last night,
Four female inmates were consumed
with the building.
MEMPHIS, Feb, 7.-Grcat excite.
mcnt exist here on account of the
failure of the Gayoso Saving Bank,
which was depository for the
working people, a party wers in
pursuit of the cashier with rope,
but failed to find him. Another
officer was shot at.
HAVANA, Feb. "A storm at
Vera Cruz harbor on the Goth, in
which the steamer Nightingale was
foundcrcd. Seven mon were
drowned. All the officers were
saved.
The bark Birnville, from New
Orleans, went ashore. She is q to.
tai wreck. All hands and part Of
the cargo saved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-15
WAsnINOTON, Ianuary 2I,

SCoULLA, ABYssINTA. Jan. II, via
LONDON, Jan. 24.-10 p. M.-Infor-
nation has been received here from
tho British Expeditionary Post No
/, in the line of march from Annes-
ly Bay from the headquarters at
Zenif Post No. 2. that King Theo-
dorus is in camp, situated between
Wedela and Dollant, where, it is
presumed, all the captiyes are at
present held. The native rebel
chiefs have drawn their forces in
his front, and by this hostile latti-
tude, aid the operation of the En-
glish, The powerful Wagshum of
Geobagyed, or Gabazyee, of Tigre,
is also near. He is friendly to the
foreigners, and has sent a message to
te this effect TO Major General Ma
pier, the British Commander in
Chief Napier, will probably advance
from Zenif to Umtalla, which will
be designated as English Post No. 3.
A fight will occur soon-perhapc
before tho English march over the
ground lying between Zenif and
Umtalla.
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The Campaigns Of LIEUT.
General Forrest and Of
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