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8iirran,

imo ore, 12. Sanlar 1870.
Sa bic Straben. Durtbrids 81 orlmiiars einsn oonsn
nno perbe Ierten Yeridt iber bic NniGbe uno Yer9iitiius
gen Der Sdiiebuue Der 9ibertD, u Dab. bon Der Gil.
NOR bis our WonrOehraBe. in ~netncri giireau nisoer.
pelcgt baben, 70 made i'd hermit beiannt, oaB bic Biibe
NIB blaine biniidtit1 D~srieIben i'm Staot.9 te9iitratur.
Blreap bis gum ia. Eebruar 1870 CUR 9iniitt tir ole
intereiiirten Yerionen aeottnet Iein lueroen, ua9reno
mslder 3eit BON Der Gutlheibun8 Der Gomintndre III ".
aeno cinem @cridte, ipeItes @eridbtsbartett barber be.
Hbt. @ppelatiou einsereiht peroen tann
H. nl,7,2,91) Spbn D. Barnee, Re9iirator.
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BertammlungS I. ceFal ga permtes
tbeu.

Sin Sotoi I'M 2 eiodiptris bes nuitn Stbduots bts
seorrtiporhsrteu, = pDuHdnbta fur 9trinmmlunatn Elm.
atrittst. init Baum iir l50-f7b W~ericnCn. Gas t., IA
BERN Ibtro IRcua, oetr 9dbr btuia an gtieHi&aftru.
Sauoertint Soett. S.tartre.IE &c, ~ Dtrnistbtn. WdH
u1;Ist Fb IN D Hrp. 3. HI. Is6-l
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Sureau Der StrdRenoMrdbrubS'
Gpmmi{5Gre.
Staots9fc0tftrator8: 9 Mrcau,

H f baltimore, IL. Sanuar 1870.
Da bic StraB er. Durdbrids, 6 oinmin dre einc1 oonen
nnp perbeHerten 8eridt iiber bic Aniabe uno 8er9iis
tuueeu Der Oelinung Der @inimd niraae. BON ber
DanashraAe bis sur Spneardfe. IN meinem 8l'
rsau niebergrlset hdben. 70 made ib bierrnit betannt.
oaB bic Bidder unb Blaine hiniidilih ~osrielben I'm Staots
Regiitratpr. Sirsau big gum Ia. 6ebruar 1870 CUR
Gtnfbt fir ale intereiirteu Werionen seDttnet isin pers
Gommt1are in irsenb einein geridte, ,oeltes Seritts.
bartlett barabsr beibt. appeaation ~einssreidt weroen
fann. Subn q. Sarnse.
III 7oiQ I\ Rrofurotnr
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5taht.H eaiitratprssB iireau.

BaTftnprt ZEN T.. Janldr I57U.
Da bic Stfasen.O urdt ruts e Comm fare sinen rclcn
nnb ptrbtFtrten Ser,dt uter bic anfiss unb DtIpimn.
aen Der Eeifnuns Der Etcdtpnftrafs, ppn Der Gccfe.
BIS CUR p.eBtmanira6e. IN ,neiuem Bureau nisberaslest
babtn, 70 made i'd hermit %tetannt, td6 bic Biher unb
pldue blnldtltd terfe,ten I'M Stabt. 81 %satfratur. Blrsau
Bis Ia. Itbr. 1870 CUR Ginfdt fir ale intereNirtsn
psrfpntu geSfnet ittn irertsn, ~tatrent peldtr Bsit ron
Der Gntfhsieung ber9pnntNdre in trsenb etnsrn @eripte,
reidt mtrben Tam.
ClT4,3I) Scbu s.. Barnes, Rtataratsr.
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SUmbdltcr.

Sin RdOasu flr GEpObnlite 6ausarbsit in Gr SIS.
pRurbs e3dpfrdbe. IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

Wi1t ratdu 20 1Itrt u.ubnbt Brdutrtt, gut tirets
tGalet. gutter BeiEiCttplaa Wu U(ulimnble. 2 QtNeln,
gutter WtdtiGtiit. g4-Jtuufr, grabtm RIblihit. 500
Barrel. tfdhftn iUr HtRsr.@igv 500 gild a%bfdlsTdntr,
2 ggttG atmblbitlt arltul Usbt @i5rl 81 Her. I gDobns
]itntIrrtH mIB ihdutu Observation-Disclosures Jdbsrts b.t
5orbid Sst. GumbsrtdUc, W2S.
Co Nuh w IriegrJm ftbtul. nit tintm auttn
Wdun init $1,000 bis $500 capital M GpmpagHitIdaft
lu trssu, oesr bic STagegrl gu psgnistbtu, me - q.
}urNlht tgln maa. Gam, Z. lUit.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

leutn I'd lN0DuD1ulls MI I10en
an Der
Eitwsh, Ndt Der Strrreft' unb RibaefDflrdhe.
Qtdft ttnfB Ttttcts bts 8rltSsGrttdtrs Der Gi1bt
Baltimore ,utrbe ID ia biteniltbes HuIiieu am Vtnst
ittbit ppnusrilag. ben 81. San. 1870, Rdd,utttass
4 ubr, peytduirr, nnnilth
Zen aauien r5runcpldS Ia belaatrr etaot. an Der
Iabwtfi lnen s%ilittouua BET Shrrtii. II. Rioatpitr. an.
~fanetno , Oann lioltb, an otr V5trlGils %. Wloatlp.r..
ID Xuk oann u6rbiIb. parallel mt Der HIeStInttr. 60
,(us uno eauu 6ftltt. pdtancl nit Der Stetrftiltr. 10
Sus bis lim AuidrBspan''s. Das @uinotiid TT tiafr
tdbglthsn @runomslbs BOA sis uHisrpprftt.
Ole Sebaalih'ttfn bsftbun III sireuI neusn Q. It66iatH
,teatlnetnstNsu ~ obnbdus nit Sacen.
Observation-Disclosures, Ipit ouru odsS~riht oorqe' hrtt.
bsu. ea EttitbetI bagt an 9cs'suttiaat, 6tr Geti nit
Slniea tn & nus - NRonlin oeer 9uts bnar. mad,
BEN Seliebsu bSS SGUftts. Tx VgSVlt'5allAIgeu mifs
len lur Suivteoet9et 1ts NtTiyllicts gtilbIt ieiu.
Sb!lip 6. 6risie, Bets1alitr;
511i57 2I.Sl q .. N5upsr. Iuft.
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BerIdnGt.

Sin Wdb6tu bon 10 bis l6 9obrtr aS ainotrutdOdtu
uno tar tttuas bausarbrt. giahIuirdatn bet y. s8
BAUER faF, Er. o, peuths0 alpsrfNrufe. ms
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nnbt bent WGtIts, slUuluirlgrH am SfaBe ftlb6 bel
9ebn y. Sam pbeu, S,RucrnJdtt unD Saumtifrr.
C5-20l
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gu D%crfaniru.


HILL %as Nuu5 Or. qGe, 6rdnflinaraae. Is
5nB trtt ano - 5uB ud, eguHoItEstrE. Ennys IN
Nv. 2OS. 6rautltuGraat. Q5-9j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

"EaNNAAbFNhVNW hh NiUIEi'pNHFuNgs
Strait riHfH EtuAs og5 RulEWsgllttg her Stnbt
galitrors luito bar Undergraduate NrruGltr duf 6iftrts
lttSr Auit.ou IN estn ErhauHt '@rr'IulB, luWrr an 0r
tdas I tibr, ]UtTiIVitt
StH adnIsH ertnbptJg mis- SIrGuf q cbcuttn
6jrbalocu ~ bg =iabI NG.!lNvtc du Der ONlttit brr
GartuOnlIrGbr Rrlqul MD. tult iollt, biiGrrbcn Tai.
ltlbc 1T en- 3uol Dts tlasts Jtr. lll, uui cincH Brunbs
rib uon Ouyri'ou'a llGtlb, % aus an or JtoToOitttis
Der NIrtiiOntr btrlt bHo 90 gus wtqt O0Cr 10 niger.
tCi b5 an SoncB E1Uut Rtlrto. HtHc unb orlib ccn
orr @apir, Hrb StHtr l]ubtIidrn S~ruuomitls BON $50.
IdlbiabrIii Iallbar. unit viyJllru.
g%ttt'bum urb, l%ir,ttbnr. DfotHgurl't. lBit buth has
Detect OoURridjticUch gu ItitiiBttl baur am Wecfdufs.
ta8t, ben Rrt in . RlsituI ;}dtlmBG u1n o unb u Uio.
udttn. NIT 3iHiut mo aur 3lfgt,0urbUt bea BrtiUdtttrs
%gtftdHrt, QoCr Aut8 uGnr, Uuu 0sW B.llgber brB qdu.
tttB. AS pdTFtu Zcutt, Wcrlualttr,
tlI-2ll z. -. siuUcr. Wutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
9ilip III u%rrlaufcu.

HLtH Das 3'f5ti9t Edl6ug NIT 9aom Wr. 40,
Snb'4i0b.. WdC pom G0mblreRraFr, hot 10 Mug
iirenie uGo o5 ~ SatEr. gGnsao iar zine Npotlstt o6sr
leuit WGgr0 tur @tl@Nit N5-2W
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3u permictbcn

SuSt etuhf, IN Der 3. Gtaas, Flu mtTosn In esr.
2oS nabc H%barphtaat. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
&}crlDaltrrs 8rrinnt
LII bort

q 7.to.gtahl ". - Istnnttr 3 annir., WTnift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

Gin Rdufrraun, Medic tGGlih q 5iHrbtn 'rtis 3tit
bat. DiHiht ipihs nurb 9ubpal,nug NM GerreipJu.
ben, ausuilueu. Yidbsrts IN Der Grp. b. SlatteE.
t1lu 10 lUfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
&pgteidh %perldu9t.
WdS. NlotUip,

500 BeAbie unO msttclmdBlBs Ganetber, nut Sl6de ~
Hdtsn tRniere frhhCrtu Nrhrittr habtt ben BorIug' Be
Il Spmp., Wr. es2, tscf Saiti'
mprcaroar. b7AIl8,h,7g,2l,S.5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

Genrse a8aiBingtnns8 anberein Wr. Z
pirb alf beute, ben 20. Jauuar. Wbsnos ubr. in
MSam Tritbertsbdufe r's 2oiaI. Gde Der 9dpette.
ffra6e unb 9eutralsA penue. o%r9artitrt, WI. Sis'
ieuissr. pelhe &ntbeils iifpalsH 1pohsn, Nno poH'pf chs
selaotn.
U5-7 e5cpra Z. HS. Otto prDo. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
WaIlimnrrr Niiraer.@ Niiben.
Auforocrnng an ale Selti@en IN
gGaihinatan, 8. 8.

gieIe 8irasr batsn Fh entIdIoiitr, cline Goss bes
-tInabbdHaiaen Sreens Dir 6ut.n Srieer" ~
S%sriinesi. vile, bic nod b~eiiutrstsn tpuul5 sr, ine sinss,
MIR in, qpfaIe hes Srn. g. sB~ansemann an Der
penuiplpania.q u ptnue AT erideinsn. an auitrass
IVA, .. ERtfIelsr, PROB. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
Die hrnftii&Fc Grfiuonus oer Nen,sit
dut
benz @ebicte Der Ga8belenhtuug
&C d b eM!
Refine bpbe @dabtredbnuugen mcbr /! 1sine tbeu.
rem RnhIenI

Refine bpbe @dabtredbnuugen ntcbr 1sine tbeu.
rem RpbtenI
Bon autn Grtnoursen. bic In Der gaeittt bis ies,
attnaAt lporetu. III jeoeniaus Die BON btr National.
4ompdsnie tragbarer @astam pen uub Rod.
6ftnS ~patentirtf bic praitii6fe. Die bon oititr fabri.
Strten Stets uno pdn9e.qanptt Dtrbrsittn ~ourdtuta tr
beHes 2idf. bas bet aDetteut biuietr ais pas @asitht ~
fsbsn tonimt. Bel einfader Contribution smpfsbltn HI
f6 yuslein burb aroBe Bi1isitit. Die Ht tdslib rel.
aernct Raatrase naa uniern aanlpsr %btipeti't aai's
Rlarft. oaB fat iebt bausbaliing ben gDtrtb ~oerisIbtn
III ~,piroissn psrfsbt. SIR ben 6ausgebrauh. ir cd.
ben. gDiribi4aitsn u. |. 10. fno nnitrs v asf,an,rtft ur,'
lberIbdsbdr uns wsrotn DON uns ~ ben b~iligfsn prti.
len In itosr Jorm nit ODER obne asHpenIhirms u. ap.
timber ~eeiieiert.
unltre pra,ttId ecnfrltrtsu CeIsn fperotu BON feins,n
Der tni Tlarfte Yefnolidcn abertrotten, as trittirt ntdts
B~olfominnerss unb oabet Btgigcrts ais bieie In Der
aanssn gBst. Beth, Jsusr.annatsn gisbi % isins
aihK, kinen aoblfnfaub. man Iihoet init sirer 6piri'
%tasfaiure oas @ajolins. pcldss aisyplooirbat 1T. an
uno In firser 3sit III bic Waablsii opnt Utlpe nno Stit.
erIG,penoung gstodt. Dlan lam nit unisrtn Deftn TO.
Den. braten. r6fen, baden. o~dtupien, Yassetien beNb
MAIDEN II. I. 10. Nue Wrttiel ptrotn ais lolto sarantirt,
Beies, @asFamnsi ipte Ceien, tanu man In bsftanoi.
ger abdttgteit itbsn I'm Compton Der nSsatipnal.
Gompa9hte trdsbdrer GdSlam pen uno Rod
6fen,s pr. I, 3lS=&aps, nabt BdltimorsayaBf.
~ Eetsperpsriduter srbaltfu lpbranosn atabatt.
d lSulil9, GIRL
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&6eriissS crfaui.

NGtEtIeS HoCIluHI.
~ Su 3oIat NH arnlt clues Sticbts bss Com.
irOn. Nlcus. @tv'ats IN oct BelhldGta bmstdas
bon Sprtut aSiu, nm 8tbgaubs CCn NOHrle fbos
mae, asgti ciepra Sieamaun babe ID init Brihiae
btlcpt nnb In u rttuitou atHOmtntu Glsl Anredt. StStH.
tbum unb 9ntGttre bee bSidQttu TcUrg NlSamuHu In
uno ~ Otm MART SerfuIii 10 z tdnp OR. ii2 uHe
Iaa Inn SCutrci GRuritc. ptlIt ettono. uroe0m'
batbUrdBt. gstBtn.
lpb 10 uade bisttRii bitdrrt. hns 10 AT err 9eiihts.
hdustbir an, brugc, pGn 20. Jguudr 1870, dNit.
tugs y nbr, dA,s SnicrCNt bcb OtiGqtep SsoTa 81 e.
MANN IN etm obi8u. nit 9sidla9 btf9tu VlGrtt. Yer.
tauisfdBetn %cettdutcit ,rrtbe.
gtbtasuuB BaGrIablung.
Musufius Nlbert. G6trtfi:
u. ~ oannrti y S0nlp.. aait.
Ilna IN . 4 & & N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
srEauntmaaana iiir seaarenablsuoer,

Die 81 rnit,ueu tdt bpcrGIltIbe Jot iiiicpueu.
sref IsctrQEbait- u. jrst tertit. Sauiripcut ilHe an.
mere ypaatth III Bausu aai Ole htiritoiatnoff seetft uuo
In HigleIfr igriR nit tbrt Nrtis IN pr. las, 1Res
0iserrp's GSerGte. Iu,amnsnJAprttsR t23o,S,6.e, J
~ All 49, co. Q. q, sorSlo,4o
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SrquCmr5 mo MIlgrbautrS 2sT0t-
Ill airs 3iCNCltrins g~InbRhaus

NH OTItNITIWtt WuIITON.
Breitdg, btn n. NlH, 1870. Radinittdgs q itbr,
lDtrbe tJ am 1idVe isIbR. Rr. IS. Efurb' Curs
bdnI araee. o0S ndnltotno ttlhrtbrne @'tlttotstr-
bic an enc 10 TaB bsrltt Nutl. unD mt ttHSm rtuta una
gut gabauitt 2'l6tl8ut ,ieatI a,iucrHsu sBububaul
btbaii, Wolats rlncr GraaVnttslBs ugn $3.50 pIO Ytetie'
fuB untttluprlriI Ut
sebinPuuRei 9diriutuu5. Gin CepoRtum BON 80
iplrb bft'm Adgf u%,TlauBt,
II7-0 LrmI. n. GiDu,r. VI n.
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GMrriNs;Y icrInnt.

Gin Ghrrjis:BcrInnt.
-gAI- SR Toisc tlHts gslllaanobm .pckbIss tFicri
flrUl- On condemnation oh GummoH. pltus. C3ttl6tg
In her Qlaae Uou 9ubu u. DOrtp stam gbpntdS
Gfdrfe blbt ti mt 1rlAiuG btfBi ut0 IN 9Tttaitpr
Qrupmurn ale glcht, Nnipritr, 1rtftriru unb Glatu.
lbum beS heIUatm Sbomds StIrf IN tno ~ cent 1dH.
Iul @runbpldgt NIT bdFdnt fttbtihCn ejcbduktu.
In Der Siabt BalItniDgt ddtBrH GUo. WS iJlai, bflntte.
bet. ndmlih
an Sr gotoitits Der JdpdieHraGt an Der Ode. wtl5e
burh Die GdAetourg ecr YtotOittis hr Fapttttrr. uno
Der WtEiCIs hU 9tuotrt'AuTu a;bubtt p,rp. arlan.
etnb, oanu Wt'ltb, ihuBB cr RoteiSlt br 5dHttttitr.
10 IaB atbtuo oann noroltb, paraul nit or Bin.
cent, dltO. 100 Jlg Dts az ttuc 10 ifuB brrtte Tntu
0arn 6hlid, ian85 belGptrr Hutp, 10 ,JuB bis an Bin.
o%Ht.qtatp. uup oann ia0Ilb. larR9 Or Btuout.dntp.
bis ,um Unfanggptmtir. GIs WtiHtNad Ut nit sincir
8~.a6ii0tH ,isasl u ciucrucu aBububduie nit Stnitt,
@tbdube, ais Jtr. co., Agli . bGqtttrIBt, b~rittd)rst.
bcbaut.
uuO made Id bltrmlt be,duut. caB ID an Der @erihts.
bau5ibItr Gicnhdg butB trbr., ufittdgs lie ubr,
due3 3niercic bss bgIlAitn AbuTGS Hiattr III orni obfn-
beftrtebrnct unD nil Welblag btlfptrH G'gtnibuiHe utr.
:duftr iDtroe. jpbu ~. Sapts, GT.Edtriit;
y, 70 Bennett y Qump,, Autt.
FfI Il @ On - [ Il = ~ D "A
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Eerlanst nnS gein6t.
@rrldnat.


Gin gutter Waautr BE-, augsiiu Bath. e9r. 900.
9dHposr'. Iwifdben 9amburss uHe SrohHrast.
" rT-9l
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an ether ilelnsn IsGmiIts iauu elm autts UlGSdsn tiHtu
Hidk haben, lptldeS tphtn uub iudldtu iaHu. gutfE
9obn piro tlabt. Ra1luiragsn Sfr. 21I, asef. ga
ratpaaerahe. tl7-9l
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HH perfanfcn,

1000 0anet sutsS Fimpthy beu, iotoit Or.
tra.' mo -Gppcr." IErbI btt
e.. y. Nitnr'rttrr : Gump..
tfoo .27,3IRh Hr. I65, RnrtbardAe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
gu Derinnffn.

III. Sirc 2artHtut pou 10 Gorgs1. bAbla-A-
E,tGsu, Z Di;lict Uru rex Giu5t at ttifr otr btitrn
lurnptie'Rotos NIT aulaurdntrn @ShduoCr. VDo1is
bnus. GdCttr u, I 49,, i1Uit autl T,utm ia0Htn Dbf.
@1rlul. Gigltr ViuB ~ ilT sH UiIlb. obtt Wart. &C.
lhuit BrttGEe' lstst0 5000. yuhNituRCu bct pentp
StTuHt. l99O-l
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BcrIdnat.


Glns tpcblrteonimaucIEtt RiuOutuaritrir. Ratiuirl,
gen in Err. lO5. 3ieele', sescnlbsr Der Sntatu
Etrahe. u5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

Glne giuicibt @i0ipiu5t uon Qstiblirm Glen. rritt.
lertr @tcGe. nit Sgmbiuationfi z bl0B. Ndbfrrs bel
DR 3, y 10 u Broom, Orr. IL, G5en.prdtts.
9de br GOutoroTrdBt. tg07-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
3u U%cttUuieV.

ILL. ri, gBaGr;u, Guuoitaii uro Ginrihiuna zines
@roccriss ma Zpiriuuuirn . %sicidbdftS, no itgt
irritable Wei9dtte 0ctbuu iutvUtu, inllrH, lUCpu man 10.
'eri ua9iraai, btllg d]hecaltn lUtsptt. gldbsrIB in Gr.
%. peuniolpaniu.glVruuC t20l-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20

sd nnterieitnetsr ,parns ieosn Wisni4sn. rnttitsr sfrt'
~IauIeneH Frau Gtfpas aut lnetnen gtantn ~ oot9sn, W.
bim ne obne ur{ate oaus unp Bett otrla lien bat lpenn
Re binutn bret 9assn nidt suradtorlrtt, 10 eriidrs ~
mia fQr oe{dieben, Spbdnn Rpbrl,
U7-0 SIR, 1877, Glib prtngttrabt
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0opfe,t uni Mal1.

Der unttr1tt&nes empNsbIt hermit iein 9aser In
prtuo WiBeonfner unb Neur Dnrfer StdatS.p Bop fen,
Sowte In Mali aus beher WsHs0 anabti&fr 0frFs.
Aenfsr lteeen jar sefdateen 0uit&t IN 9r. 80, Ger
WonNra0ss aut.
(Rss. s2,sNt.t.a.1.) -tess Saspb Ossees,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
: Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant to notice. a meeting of
the subscribers of stock, and others,
was held at the Court House in
Plymouth, January 7th, to organize
the Plymouth, Kankakee & Pacific
Railro ad Company. There was a
fair attendance, and the meeting was
organized by appointing Hon. C. H.
Reeve as Chairman. and j. S. Bender
as Secretary. Over fifty thousand
dollars of stock having been snbscri-
bed an election Of directors took
place, which resulted in the selection
of the following named g entlemen
Hon. Charles II. Reeve, John C.
Cushman, Esq, j. b. N. Klinger,
Esq, and John S. Bender, Esq, of
Marshall county, VIM. c. Boyles,
and Lloyd Glazebrook Of Stark
county; o. B, Rockwell of Jasper
county; W. B. Singleton of Lake
county; James McGrew of Kanka-
kee Ills, and Hon. Geo. w. Cass of
Pittsburgh.
Articles OF association were pre-
pared and signed.
AT meeting Of the directors, af-
forwards, c. II. Reeve was elected
President, w. c. Boyles Vice Presi-
dent, John S. Bender Secretary.
and John c. Cushman Treasurer.
Resolutions were passed by the
board looking to immediate action
in securing the necessary subscrip-
lions and donations to grade and tie
the road this season, and call was
made of two and one half per cent
of the stock subscribed, for prelim-
mary expenses, and solicitors APP
pointed to proceed at once with the
work of procuring subsc riptions.
Later in the proceedings some
changes were made in the officers of
the Board, Which will be published
hereafter. The company are san
guine in the belief that the road " Ill
be built, and that in a short time the
much needed cut off south of Chica-
go will have its eastern terminus at
Plymouth, and finally result in more
general benefit to the country than
any road of the same length
built in the west.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

clares that they do not want their
" mo.ai ideas" regulated. We call
thai counting chickens before they
are hatched." We have yet failed
to see any 'moral ideas" to be reg
ulated. Bat if the Democratic party
in Indiana has any "moral ideas" we
are in favor of letting them alone,
until they become visible. With
such platform the unterrified "
propose to march to slaughter re-
lying upon the naturalized vote,
which they regard as their strong
hold. Never able to learn anything,
or believe that the world moves, no
matter how often the people give
them sound drubbing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

Some gentry, OF high standing, no doubt,
walked into the handle house, the other
night, and marched off well ladened with
spades, belonging to tie r. r. Co., rather
guess they were some of those chaps that's
been playing cards for turkeys, of late
and lost by not having plenty Of "trumps,"
and so thought they would lay In a good
Of spades" We would advise said chaps
to pay more attention to hearts" as we
think it a more winning trump. Indeed
he was sadly grieved at heart when he
found his spades were gone.
We noticed couple of gentlemanly
looking quill drivers, from the Warsaw
Lndianian, in town last week, taking
items. So guess Inwood is not entirely
lost in oblivion.
Thinking that perhaps statement of
the principal shipments from this point,
during 1853, might be of interest to some
Of the patrons of your energetic paper
who are projecting location along the
line of this road, we will give few OF
the leading articles, as We got them from
the Agent here:
Cars, lumber and timber, shipped. l6s
hub blocks, 27
slaves. &c u
felloes in rough,
stone, 8
Casks. rectifyfng coal, 4" 567
Empty beer kegs to be refilled, q" l5G
Respectful Yours,
Mox.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
FROM KNOX

KNOX, IND, Jan. g, 1870.
Editor Republican,
DEAR SIR I'm your issue of December
23rd, | notice statement, that am be-
coming a 'Spiritualist Fearing that
that announcement may create false i'm
preston on the minds of some Of my ac-
quaintances under whose observation il
may come, beg the privilege of a small
portion of your space, for the purpose of
making statement. / am aware that the
opinion is prevalent, that to be believer
in the illustrations Of spiritual beings,
one must necessarily repudiate the Bible
and Christianity. While / have had evil
dence that has convinced me that what
are regarded as spiritual manifestations,
can not be accounted for on any known
preamble of natural philosophy, and that
departed spirits can and do exercise a
watchfdl care over their friends on earth !;
my views on theology the Divine rcve-
lstion of the Bible, that it is the written
word OF God-His revealed will to man.
the Divinity and vicarious death of Christ,
the final and endless punishment of the
finally impenitent, are as they ever have
been, ORTHODOX.
Most cordially do / endorse the creed
of the Nj. E. Church, Of which 1 have at
present and hope ever to have the honor
Of being an honorable member. l may
also add that l endorse the sentiments ex-
pressed by the sainted Wesley. when
speaking of departed spir.,s he said, ''tney
thropg the air, and darken heaven, and
rule this lower world"
While regret to know, that many be-
levers in Spiritual philosophy reject the
Bible, ever have, and trust ever shall
prize it, as above fire, and as among the
most valuable gifts from benefcent Heay.
en- to needy NAH.
BY publishing the above, you will great
ly obiige. Yours Truly,
]. 3. HOAG, M. ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

The Democratic party of Indiana
held state convention at Indianap-
oils, last Saturday, and nominated
ticket and adopted platform. 1t
is no more than natural to suppose
that even the Bourbons in Indiana
might learn something. However
natural such q supposition, the con-
vention last Saturday shows that the
"great uDwashed" are still voting
for General jackson. The Demo-
cratic party il Indiana seems be 1T
upon holding up the idols of other
days, for the yeneration of the null
ti.ude, entirely unconscious of the
worlds progress. A platform is
presented to the people of this state
in which the Bourbons declare that
the Federal Union" should be
preserved, but every step Congress
has taken to preserve il, is condemn
ed. What they mean by Federal
Union" in distinction from Nation
al Union is probably the idea pre-
sented in the late rebel Confederacy.
They also demand a revenue tariff,
but at the same time condemn the
very tariff they advocate. The very
articles on which a tariff is necessa.
rily placed for revenue, tea, coffee.
and sugar, they wish to have free
from tariff. They also demand
that the national debt be paid in
greenbacks. That one promise to
pay be paid with another promise to
pay and all interest repudiated.
About as honest proceeding as to
pay private debts Sin cabbage leaves
stained with pok cherry juice" They
also approve the national banks be-
cause the redemption Of their cur
renCv is secured. They want the
si,ares of stock in National Banks,
taxed, not knowing that they are
taxed. They also want the nation
to tax its own bonds, and thus live
on the interest Of what it owes.
They are also opposed to the Eff
teenth Amendment which the Lesis
lature of this state has ratified. They
propose to die in the last ditch "
fighting against universal suffrage,
SO far as the negro is concerned. Ii,
fact they are opposed to everything
that the people have voted in favor
or for years. They are in favor OF
progress backwards, and present
nothing but negatives to the people.
The richest part of the platform,
however, is the resolution that de-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Notice 10 Travellers.

Arrangements will be perfected
by the 1st Of February, by which
through tickets around the world
can be purchased for seven hundred
dollars. These tickets will have a
table of distances and the time from
point to point, and the trip will be
made in ninety days. Travellers can
go off from different points and re-
turn to the main line when they
please. This will be q grand thing
for information and civilization,