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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-19
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning is one Of the symp-
toms Of bilious condition or disordered state
Of the liver, and should not, for single day, be
neglected, as 1t is bat the premonitory symptom
Of train Of evils and the very seeds Of disease.
Procure at once RobAck's Blood Pills, admins
ter them according TO the directions accompany
ing each box, and the difficulty and danger Of
disease will At once be removed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-19
INDIGESTION
WHO SELLS THEMi

The Agents for the sale Of Roback's Blood
HARTSwIcK A IRWIN, Ciearheld, Pa. octa9
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-19
Aoorlands Nltdirinrs.
HOOrLiNDS GERMAN BlTTER'
Avn
n0Oaand's German Tonic;

The Great Remedies fof all Discares Of the
Liver, Stomach, or Digesllve
Organs,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-19
OPTHALMIA,

Or. inflammation Of the Byes, not unfrequently
arises from disoTdered state Of the stomach
a few doses Of Robsek's Blood Pills will, In most
cases, effect cure BY removing the cause.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-19

NJ hAhhNOoN SESSION.
music by the Glee Club. Discus.
s'op, should Females receive Che same
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

An English gentleman, who has lately travel
Cd 10 Palestine, recently gave y descrii i'pu g..
;he curious scenes that are enacted III the hHt,t
Of the Holy Sspuchre. he said ,ha, whrn ,oa
hFst entered the church, you would te So. ti.'.i
10 see party ofsoldiets, With their swords e..
their sides, aud their z 4ns stacked within t,a,t
Il seemed sacricge ia such holy place, at.
struck one rather unpleasantly. but be so'f
found out the necessity foE II According lu so.
las Of the country, every sect IS allowed ,u Wot
ship there aud az il Is considered equally s.,t,,
both by Christians and Mahomtdaus. all Nj.ii .
time tot their mode Of worship The Law allow
them an hour each They Commence o. 81. TO-
he morning. A. that hour, those WHO have .i..
ilf.i privilege enter, bringing with them wAtf.
is necessary 10 conduct their rafiicla; rglis
rites They go through their pra! CTS aad clat
aud all is very quiet TIL about quarter 20 >ct
en-. when those who have the privilege q 'i.
neat hour begin TO arrive. At frsi, al. !. dr
corum but presently the newcomers begin -"
hiss aud mock As their nuiabets ineFeasc am.
the! Iceomc stronger, they shove and crowd
aud as the time lessons, they get more aud trl.
bold. few minutes hefore seven. ihey pr,cc,
10 more foECibe demonstrations.
They think, II they can eleas out these tlaslh
cfs few minutes before the time. ;i,y haAs
done much good work for God Will Be-.
worshipcrs, on the other hand ihirk ifihe, ra.
keep posse. sion iew minutes after the tine ii,
have done an equally good work ~ sou. d.
these sccts usc torches, candles, slaves or ,..u.
in their worship, they proceed 10 use these ~eai
cus Of offence o. defence. and fe.u
LAT melee cnsGss. Thea cone IN the so.Ii,t-
aho separate the combaianis, by ilius il t,tU,,4
them, turning out those whose hour Is -. att
leaving the place in possession Of the last conner
IL blood is she'd the church is closed for the dt,
Such scenes are occurring all the day luag. au,!
the presence o; soldiers is therefore absolutely h
cessafy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
In OF I'rimcc DcsIIOiicd.

The housr ul John Bcnniughoh was fclonlous
Iy entered oa Thursday night about half past
saven, aud robbed VI S3OO, 900. Mr.. BenninghOn
resides IN farm house on the celebrated benniuE
hoi Run, about thrrcc.quartcrs, OF a mile rom
ilCtcrk west side and . halfmile from Petroleum
Centre Ills house stands near the road, not TO-
quenicd much Of late, either By travel or team
aud lle nearest neighbor Is quarter Of mile
distant. Mr.. u. Is a Pennsylvania German,
plain, hard. working farmer, about sixty years 81
age. lie has y large family Of grown-up chil
drcn, many Of them staying at home.
The old gentleman all Of a sudden had richie
thrown upon him by The discovery Of oil on ~
sterile acres, aud Is one Of our petroleum million
aires. We believe tie ifst well was struck un
his farm on Pioneer Run in the fall Of ls55 The
production Of his whole farm for last month wa
six hundred barrels y day, and ten new wells nt''
now going down ON II. Mr.. u. = income ior i''
cemher last, was reported at $40 600, but has sud
den AMI dazzling fortune never made a fool 81
him, aud they say he cares nothing for appear
ances, aud wants to live as frugaily and work
diligently As when be eat his brad ia the sweat
ofhis brow Hut he had taken the notion inn"
his head 10 he his own banker, ani 10 deposit
his bonds and Greenbacks IN his own safe aud
hOuse. Aud now be has paid the penalty uf yer,
foolish and short.sighted temerity aud hc ma,
thank heaven that be was not beaten of hillrl lp
the williams who robbed him. The whole "uin
muniiy have known that Mr.. Benniughnf kel'
bis money and great deal Of it, al hoIne, sud
" i'll not be- surprised TO learn Of the I'erIeitatun
Of this sillainy, much as they may pity bis NJ
fOTtune
The circumstances OF the robbery show ear.
fu prcnsedita'ion and preparation, bat wifh
prompt aud vigilant police effort; We bclit,r IT,
criminals can be traced OF intercepted ~ 'h'i.
nighi aud good deal Of tie booty recovered
Tile house was entered about 80 L. " by tuul
ncn disguised by handkerchiefs over ih,it lac
aud robbed ~ 5000 900. forty thousand in ion,l
aud the rest in currency. They presented '.yu'r
efs .; the heads Of the inmate, when ihcy lf
cc,d,d to tie Mr. John Bcuningh hoiE, his wifc an,
tao sons aud hired man and girl IaLia
TIE KEYS from Mr. BenuinghoG, they entered tla
safe aud exiilried the above amount. aii.f wht,i
they sat doAn aud waited n halt au hour lot 10
return Of Mr. Joseph Bcnninghoi, anoil,'5 so.
who was aLssui. but he did no, return until u
burglar had leii, taking with them three horsr
and cuiteE. TiEsrius Herald, Jan. H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
cToppARD's iNFALLiBLE
y BLOOD PURIFIERS
xes CgRE
Cksvaie Ust icsfs Dissasss.


The sulsecs ~ aissass. q h,lA s@nss. all @s:s,
ss.d every roaditisu. wha have taGs hssrd II
the wensleFfsi cSsatise Powsrs ol shis great
remedial ae~at. hgs have eeen auahis to Stain
II. wiif rejelce ~ knaw that Argangea.ents have
hnAlly hsen ssexte1 hy whieA ia ssrepArAtion
IN iasaEe wils hssssaAi ~ the rapidly iHeFeas
ins asmaua.
The great psris.f Il the bio,sa Anl Fsxsnsfa
tar - The hHSnan q, s,sasm-insAilihl bic in sheeurs
os Chyunic hiseasts, @crctals. Rhsunasisna,
kFa, ,ilsaA-. krysipstAs. sw~iltnF.. rutFid - ".
cSs sssA ThFuss. Tsss-F, fissplA. Fiies. syrhilt.
tie AEa N~f@griSl biss@ses. Stomach aud tavsr
eoinplai iats. ac<stsoE - tAs kianeys. sn.l will
resesss dshiiita,ed msatooA 2El ~s.s.ahoo.l
B. 'hc 'Feshnsss aud elasticity 4 yoata.
- rLEAsE TAKE SoTIcE. e.
Tat PREPARATION is ~ nee -Rssari, bat "a.
discovered uoFe than a cehtasy ago. aG4d The
us sx.ami psssift has hsen ia u.s I.sseaaieu ef
Mira ~. ,. n ssssii4s4 So psFlal ef tw~nty
ys~ss. dmEsGE whlSh tlaae u Ess sger'rd sasae
u the Eaost sstonishing cures ever re1osaaa -
The great Isisfos,ana ulth the preparation ha,
zen, tLal "a tonsegu uenee " IA vegetable char
S.ieF. II could only hs pgapars2 faF immeSiat~
az ior those who would call IN tses.aa ~ A@a.i
fsf II. ~ ita virtues wuuia h. losi By ieFessatA.
lion IN forsy eight hours amer bssRa pressAnei.
ankeas aicohol a. uAinerAls wef~ tntrAlilss.l IN.
b. ia imposition but that diaicul,y asa lsen
smEHssuGtsa without recourse - eishVs aad i,
i n.w las the arst time presented 10 the sesla
IL ali lie eFigiasl purity ind Extraordinary viT
suNv. aud wisi retain them aay nnulses II gears
in any allsaAl. "a the glnl.e.
~ Prts~ ss.ee pr bottle ~ siE battirs tsr
sea. Fer sale ~ ell drasxisis
- rRNrsnEN ~
Ma. Ds. J. D. sToppARn.
No. - eoath itond -, Ral,is'oFe.
Nww ; KEav N~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
POETRY.
THERE ~ NO con"

~ s.at a,tR sAib ~ MS HEART THrRr - W G"n
There IL no Tod
sa 80 the smiling Acids, behold
Each tiny aower, each tender blade,
ny . creative power unfold,
by . stiii higher poser surveyed,
Nots each bright ateantng, ehnngefai hue
~ forth they spring frosn out the sol.
warmed by the sun, wasrrrd by deW.
Then say "thsFr " no 0gd."
rtrru .. 40 Godi
La 10 the ruen aud shady wood
where birsis arr pouring songs of lFsi..
To the creator ~ all Eood,
Aud note each iuIty elm uprAise
Slawiy frnm tiny, tender shoot
Cnto majestic altitude
Zach lofty tree Thy words relate,
Who tell. "thetr y M God'
fherr h no tod
''aEs up ints that arch u blue,
~ IN lts old accustomed place
Iash tuiakiing star can.s lnto virW
siow journey through those reain' %. ..',..
mast.T's hand hath set them their.
Dor untold ages have they plod
Aeross the arch canst thou EaGs ihstr
And say "thsrv l. ~ God ,"
Thew il no Cod
zach hOsrf, zach shrub. each lofty
The stars that greet the evening h"u,.
Are ewhlsms % the mystery
uf1ad's unbouuded, mighty Isaw~f
revealing all the f4lslty
~ him who doubts Hia wori
And he stands forth living lie
Who says There u no tod
Waseriss No p.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

Ou q ,satt q ss.ss - ~dl aasl svy 81
lTesa, "a paelishsA, Fssi pa~s ths en'ife sefA,,
81 Chasies uiskeus NithVf 81 The si.axs seat
sHEast sAft "a fsessps II ~ pFtes
EAT gA0kDiSARI oSf9RIrEiTN
- =. hsassa y .f.srs fsArwfs
FtEN sass
\ at sss4na 4 - Fst ssa.t sal l@ SAL, = 10
caU3ss aur Watan1e - q ratmriets ssts sflt I
a. cue saArxsa = Atss~santAS 9aper eep = q -
rapiea i4 pc ssai. "a ~ enpses
CANNAk~ rs hans the ps,se.rtanits ~ lfs.
enriag aiafe sahsef.bsFs - a., ssFitt than q p
any - ssf. - ~sefy slpfeHtiee, u4es hkp4a ai,a
taasns ssnaH wial esrsa4uiy Ruy nifksAs a. n =
iow y. = -..ni b. the fsunitshsss e." r,,erit,i
fAAes.
yltGLr afAnr .-rHF ~aNEWi =
MOVE -, "a the s4sas eheap ssyls.
tAa tia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
Miscellaneous.
GROCERY SUPPllESl
Q. LEwIS DUNLAP,
DEALERtN
Groceries, Teas, Wines,
Aa u ~ a.

+ LOU II,
Nc.. Nc.. &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Ne. . cgH.
TIN MARKET srAcE,
rgrAlL DEPARTMENT No. 90 W. BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE, Nh.
lNAMiLY ORDERS Gllcd with the choiccs,
III sri~ctinn II Goods the market can coin.
maed. snd PIT ~ aud l-aekciin the hest @aaSer.
sToREKEEPERs
Supplied with 1o'~ls at the forrest ,ssgori,Hg
asa asasnfactHrtrs prices.
Al ARTICLES delivered b. lIutsls. SteaInipnat.,
Railroads ~ private residences ~ the city, Tree
ei charse.
t'af stssk IT
SUGARS.
CoFFEEs.
TEAS.
i.IQUoRs.
fLouR.
CRACKERS.
HAMS. PICKLES a Sauces.
POWDER. SHOT. Ar Ar.
and afttrlcs ts, numerous ta tn~ntian. all not
sA""ll",l ~ the city either i"r quality. pri,'rs
- variety.
4 'aH q. Ssic,'si from IA
Remember The address.
4. LEWIS DUNLAP.
NJ. I3 West Baltimore Street.
sni No. Centre Market Space. Bali".
S"V .. 1885, -iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

sktI- 4 curious experiment Was reeentl, ui,a
by two iuhabilaats 0f Vienna, between whom
the qufslion aross whether man or woman had
the lnos, vanity. unablc ~ convince each othpr
they made the subject = question of bet the
stakes were two hundfed horiHs To decide
they agreed 10 place themselves before a mirror
shop aud cosnl the number Of nlen and wolnsn
who, out VI que buudred vi either sex, should
stop aud admire themselves In the looking.gla 8.
81. IN an boar they had counted on 81 ore
hunlrd wolasa eighty who bad slarlssi lo i'''s
a, ils1selvrs. aud oal Of ons hundred lnsn nii,it
i've who paused ~ admire llsig facrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

n@- A Qsaksr lady recently esilas' ! ." be-
new domeslle that washlnR day es'n' oa every
Second Day The alFl lsfl IN high dasrson
she dida't ~ 10 he a wssh,as sss'' oibss d!
Not shs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

10 plain sewing any more, but the last Mrs Shriiur
saw Of her she was Starting for Newport will
noloiJ knows how many new dresses, aud al"
with her husband, the young Dr. prake.-Lais E
fss..I
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

PAPER AND PRNuNG.-In 1850, acCogI.u. u
the report Of Manufacture published by ,hc =.
retary Of the Interior, the number Of paper mas.
ufac,ories in the United States was 5s5. q; thee,
New Englahd had 20s the Middle States, -.
the Western States, 81 the South, 81 the tota.
produe, was, in value S2l .2l6, 500. This Is
greater production than England and Franc.
gives. The increase since 1850 has b,cu vrgy
large. Seven tons Of paper, per day, bav, t,,A
made al some OF the largest mills in this country
The articles which have been used for paper n,
Gotten and linen rags, Gotten waste. also iaX AMI
hemp waste, and that from rope and cordag. int
tories and eoF juice from South Amptl,u, ia.
straw, stall refuse wood Of several kind. c.l
husks, mulberry leaves, bark, canes htis
The first paper mill erected within the ri,.,4
limits OF the United States was huili ~ au st
cesior Of David Ritienhouse, al EoAbofuu,a E
| Pennsylvsnia, In 1898 the second mil. 49,
built n, Elizabethtown, New Jersey in 49,.
during which year the mill was built "a Oln,,
vile, Rhode Island aud q, lienpstsad Ions
Island, another mill was erected in ls5s, which
Is still in operation. The iirsi mill SsiablisAela,s
OF the Allegheny mountains was built at fayeitt
vile. Pennsylvania and mill erected in la
ton, Berkshire county, Massachusetts,, IN lsua
has eyer since been the centre ofA very cAtcnsiv,
paper business
The working up Of wood for paper stock Las
among the great variety OF articles used tor pa.
per material, been tried at many mills. with The
r,sull, probably, OF there being mills eslablishe,.
final, for the sole purpose OF working NJ 4
wood for paper stock. Some mills haye irt.
wood Ia the machinery used for other assai "a
per wasie, with not the best succ.s3. li the 49,,
OF weod, however, for paper, ~ mills speeialls
fitted ior II, aud IO great advantage there ,au
bc no doubt. IN sone districts forests have Lr,u
trimmed 9at with special reference io i,a,in,
trees To be made la,o paper.--i'r,Aters HotnlI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
HENRY W. COOKE.

RRaK ESTIrE kER,
I ". ,. LsU hN-&.Ngs !Sssss Fast ~ Aass@sst ~
Negotiate sac saN rsFea - ueasss. Lett
ssEs asa :, - Uaa kssts aaa l@ans ~ ksA ksts.<
Afr = ~ a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
MARYLAND BOUNTY
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Army and Navy Agency,

THOMAS IlMMoA A 90.
W. ~ 'sah ~. ac,r ga, a.. O,ac,. Eaft s,o..
Noi.piERS aud sAlLOR>. .eulistslot drafted,
oaud mustered into the Z. SERVER after
May o.. lsss. and credited .. Maryland. are
entitled 81 sieo state Eoun,y
ADDITIONAL L. :. BOUNTY
ss.ldi~rs 81 1901. =. 3 I. who have received
uot more than sioa. are entitled io an addition
81 sleu.
W,deWs aud hclfs ni ."idters. al.o soldier,
~h" have io.t their Discharge. are entitled.
PERSONS vii" ~ RNIsmED sUBSTiTUTE>
heiwe.h April I and Dee tS. 1901. will also BE-
entitled t'' Bpuaty from the state u Marvisnd
b,.sAargs. 81 'gif,sr' ~ 1901. >. g. I, HaHi,d
OWNERS oF ENLISTED SLAVES
And herr. uf deceased soldier. may obtain Val
usblc information free II charge ~ our pilice.
~ make liberal siavnr... collect promptly
aud Il irsifc'i will cash rlain. i"f STATE Houuiy
ct sisht
Al iletters promptly answered.
4 ; llauuty, Pensions Back Pay. Prize ""
ney. A.. i"f soldiers and : ilor. promptly col
lectrd.
--CHt this asiN eftis.meui out aud hftne u
sith y"u. ~ c"inutunioate by letter.
THOMAS TlMMoNs 80.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

Az ELoQrESr PASSENGER. II enn not b. iha
earth Is mans only abiding. place Il can ne.
be that our life is bubble cast Nj by the oc,ar
Of = atty 10 hoa, q moment upoa ils waSrs
aud sink into no,hingness. Else, shy ,hes, higl.
aud glorious aspirations which leap like angel
from the temple of our hearts, forever wander
ing unsaiishrl' Why Is Il that the rainbow
aud cloud come over u With beauty that Is not
Of earth, and then pass on 10 leave us 60 musc
on their loveliness Why Is Il that the siat-
which hold their festival around the miinieht
ihtoue, are st above the grasp Of our limited
faculties, forever moeking Us with their unar
proachablr glory Aud finally, why Is II that
the bright forms Of human beauty are presented
10 oat view aud taken from u.s. leaving tbs
thousand streams Of our affections 10 how bach
In Alpine iorrcn's upon our hearis1 We were born
tot q higher desliny than earth. There Is a realm
~h,ls the rainbow never fades, where the siai
will be spread ou, before Us like the Islands that
slumbcr on the ocean, and where the heaalfu.
beings that pass before Us like shadows, will sta,
forever ia our presence. &C. u. PrcHi,c,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

GXISG NAMES TO CaCRcnEs.--A new spalai
furnishes the following item, which u entertain
Ing aud has a moral 10 II "ln the oalskirts OF aa
American city PHILADELPHIA there is 80,
small Episcopal Church entitled The Church 81
NJ. Jaulrs the iEss, bot the irrcyerent urchins ni
the nglRhboThood call Il The Little Jimmy
la lhe pelghbOthood Of the same city, there i j.
church which was largely bull, by The fund a
an cn,inent American hnancler, who sold great
quantities VI Government bonds, and this chut,h.
by tbs ltreveFent, has been dubbed The Church
~ the Holy Five Twenties. We may add that
third church, near the center VI the same riis
is tailed on account Of the striking proportion
oi ~ luny slife, "The Church fihe Holy Tuetll
' tick "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
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WNl,AN NGo'C

N'AlAAAM AgNVN
aaa AaN01 ~ - sRsN
mian IN saf N@NxBN ANn ,ftA
tas Hs8 WfsH s. A. 4 ~ n. Sa.a
ba Nasf. FlHesuHsHfas FaaHe Hhs -
AANAA fAtNNs s,sNfattls Fasg'a~H aFA ~, \
AMtNAfNWN ~ f8gANt NfttHtA e.
am M tslll#4iHt so ssANs 8Hsssgs qsisse - ta
sItat 81 al rtWs.
it.issNaas Nahss g. Wat NaAAaA iea-.s N.a
ts.stt Ns.tHN NtNa4H a. AaA A@e Mt4 Aas#.
8sa rnF 3. ttt NA#4ya af tlah atle
- De- tas ah..l..s.. ans hsslf..s ft eaH Nt ksta
efH .stf.t b. ugs hfytnfsH Nt lf ttt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08
.Jon> HAMMOND

GEAI EsFIyp GRoEgk
NJ - Esssssass asr.@sss
80 A. t.sT kHhsfali Aints Tsa9hs - SEA- Ne
e. Ian o. &asazs9 eferAa f4shEs tatasss $500
faemgNly 80. Nsfs b. tans =. tss- -tt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-08

MN II NAf4NAAN
SiNAAAtM AM aaHn A~mNNN AyA NAr
~ MANAAANA
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
Great Fire I'm New YOrk-Bar-
mum Again q Sufferer.

New YORK, March 3.-A fire broke out
after midnight in Barnrm's Museum, in
The portion occupied by Van Amburgh's
menagerie. So rapidly did the flames
spread, it was found impossible to save any
OF the larger animals. The yells Of the
animals, as the flames reached them, were
appalling, and they bounded from side 10
SIDE, or dartcd madly against the bars,
in vain efforts to free themselves. A few
animals, among them a kangaroo, a ANAL
leopard, a few monkeys. together with the
pelloans and variety Of other small birds,
were got out. The electrical machine was
also saved. On the Mercer the street side
the police and others were more successful.
The giraffe, two camels, pair of Japanese
hogs, burmese COW, lama, and variety
OF small animals, were got out. Many of
them had narrow escapes, however, and a
few were slightly singed
The frcmen were al work Mt another fire
on Spring street, and when, they arrived
the building was wrapped in flames. In
short time the interior WAS burned out,
and the adjoining buildings seriously
damaged The side Of the Prescott House
was on flre at one time, but was saved by
extraordinary exertiOns. -.------
The thieves, in the confusion, managed
to appropriate a considerable amount of
property. Several spectators were relieved
of watches and wallets.
The loss on the Museum contents, in
Guiding Van Amburgh's menagerie, will
amount 10 $4,000 Insured, but to what
could not be learned.
All the people in the Museum were
saved
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
The supplementary Recon
structiOn Bill.

The House on the Goth ult, agreed 10
the Sena'c amendment to the Reconstruc-
ton act, and the measure as it was present
ed to the President is as follows:
BE ii enacted, &c, That hereafter any
election authorized by the act passed
March %, 1867, entitled IAN Act supple
mental to an act to provide for the more
efficient government of the rebel States"
passed March ?, 1867, and TO facilitate res
loration, shall be decided by majority Of
the votes actually cast at the election in
which the question Of the adoption or re
lection of any constitution is submitted.
Any person duly registered in State may
vote in the election district where he offers
TO vote when he has resided therein for ten
days next proceeding such election, upon
presentation Of his certificate of registra-
tien and his affidavit or other satisfactory
evidence under such regulations as the
District Commanders shall prescribe.
Sec. =. And DC H further enacted,
That the constitutional convention of any
of the States mentioned in the acts 10 which
this is amendatory, may provide that at
the time of voting on the ratification of tho
constitution registered voters may vote al
so for members of the House Of Represen-
tatives Of tie United States, and for all
elective officers provided for by said con-
stitution: and the same elected officers who
shall make returns of votes cast on the
ratification or rejection Of the constitution,
shall enumerate and certify the votes cast
for members of Congress.