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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
FROM BOUR Ben.
BoURBoN, Ind, Mar. %, 1870.


Dear Nick:--Owing TO a severe indis-
position with which your correspond en-,
ct this place has been afflicted for the past
two or three weeks, thereby depriving
hin Of giving your readers the regular
Bourbon items. ! have taken up the
quill and will endeavor TO give you few
of them.
Our business men, for the week past,
have been doing quite nice trade. con-
sidering the state Of the roads, rendering
travel almost an impossibility. We have
had quite an excitement in regard to the
great temperance reform; and under the
efficient labors of Mr.. Buck, of Baltimore
Nd, many are beginning 10 open their
eyes and ''see themselves as others see
them;" and great many have taken their
stand Ga the side ofright, and are uniting
with TIE lodge of Good Templars. Mr.
Buck proposes, before long. to exhibit
The Temperance Drama of "1'he Drunk
ard or the Fallen Saved" He will be as
sisted by the ladies and gentlemen of our
Good Templars Lodge; and we bespeak
for them full house.
Prof. Alf. Howard, the world renowned
violinist and guitarist, will glye musical
entertainment on tomorrow evening at
the Union School House. From what we
have heard af Aft, We consider him ut the
head of his profession.
Last evening. p. s. Hoffman, Deputy
Grand Sachem OF the Grand Council of
the improved Order Of Red Men OF this
State, instituted Tribe ut this place, cal
led PCirowattomie Tribe No. JIG, with the
following officers to serve during this
term:
Sachem, d. M'Donald; Senior Sycamore
JAS w. Davis; Junior Sycamore, L. Caul;
Prophet, H. II. Tyrell; Chef Records. H.
Chamberlain; Keeper of Wampum, II. Z.
Smith; First Sannap, G. A. Rathburn;
Seconc Sannap, james McCrum; First
Warrior, NJ. NJ. Galentine; Second, Ell
Moore; Third, c. c. Humphrey; Fourth,
w. j. Crawford; First Brave, DIR. L.
Johnson; Second, Jno. Windbigler; Third,
Thos. Lee; Fourth, Jno. McCabe; Pow
Wow, Geo. Hupp and Nm. McCrum;
Guard Of Wigwam, Ii. Moch; Guard Of
Forest, NJ. Henshaw
They have secured the Hall lately vaca-
ted by the Masonic Fraternity snd viii
erect Wigwam Immediately and will
kiudle and quench their next Council Fire
on the sleep of the 3lst sun Of the Worm
Moon at seven runs and thirty breaths oil
the aforesaid Sun. BeIievipg this to be
all of importance we will close Yours,
KER 0 SEINE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
AN EVENING RAINBOW.
THE HUN OF INDUSTRY.

Last Saturday was an eventful
day in Plymouth. and also through
out Center and West townships,
The day was decidedly unpleasant,
drizzllng rain continuing all day.
The total vote in each township was
about the same as usual at spring
elections--being in Center town.
ship 525 for the tax, and 2O2 against
the tax. In Center township, taking
all things into consideration, the
majority for the appropriation is
overwhelmingly large, and shows q
waking up to the responsibilities of
the situation that Is indeed most
gratifying to the friends of pro-
gress. In West township the con.
test, as vas expected, was very
close and sharply fought out by
these faYoring the appropriation.
3ut the LATHE is over, and the re-
suit is favorable to the appropria-
ton for tie Plymouth, Kankakee d
Pacific railroad, and we consider
the victory magnificent success.
The legal voters Of these townshi DIS
are inclined to vote for taxes that
return some equivalent aid benefit
the county, instead of throwing
away their money for no return but
rottenness and generalization, and
general prostration. The tide is
turning, and we are beginning to
get out of the old "Iut" and the
hands of the harpies. Progress is
the watchword nov. The close Of
the day of destiny gave the result
of the voting, and smiles lighted up
the countenances Of vast numbers
OF our citizens who have not smiled
for many a long day of wasting
gloom and Encouragement. The
announcement of the result last
Saturday night came like a rainbow
of promise at the close of rainy
day, and the hum of industry in the
coming bright tomorrow could
almost be heard by the cheerful
seers of faith and hope. If Plym-
nuth shall now be successful in
securing the eastern terminus Of
this railroad, we have no doubt that
in the fu ture even those who voted
agai nst the appropriation will be
the loudest in p al Sc of the wisdom
manifested by those who voted for
II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
LETTER FROM BOURBON.

bSURBoN, Ind, March 20, 1870.
Eds. Experimentation ccntin-
ues 10 be in state of extreme excitement,
caused by continual stream ofburglarIcs
committed almost every night. Indeed il
seems about time that the citizens form
in band for self preservation. Al; throw
in dime apiece, and buy a hemp rope,
for future use. On .ast Sunday night the
grocery of John Conrick was entered
through the back way, and robbed of gro-
ceries to the amount of S25 or ESQ con-
sisting of sugar, tea, tobacco, raisens.
knives, candies. &c. 1t is pretty well
known who the derperadoes or devils in
carnate are, and they are closely watched
Grea. excitement prevails among the good
temp airs, and the whiskeyites. The good
templars are determined that the saloon
keepers shall obey the laws, and the 50
loon keepers wish TO be lie. alone, as thei
father jeff Davis or the Devil, would
have the people do. The mud is all ovel
town, and the sugar makers are busy ma,
king sugar. PONTIAC lsr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
OUR REPRESENTATIVES,.

We long since stated our position
on the Representative" question.
The name of the Hon. Jasper Pack
ard, of Laporie, has long stood at
the head Of our columns, as our
choice for member of Congress,
subject to the decision Of the 18th
Congressional District convention.
We believe that our present Repre>
sentative should receive second
nomination. He is entitled to a re :
nomination and a reelection. Ii
not, LET the reasons be presented.
He has been faithful in every re-
spect, and is always present to cast
his vote on every measure presented
in the House Of Representatives.
His speech go widely circulated,
has the ring of the right metal; and
it is certain that the 18th Congress-
ional District can rely with i'm plicit
confidence upon his honesty, patri-
otism, and thorough devotion to
the principles of the Republican
party. He should not be thrown
aside t. crafty the spite of a few
disappointed individuals who Sc de-
mands for office seem to be the con-
dition of respect and support
Mere abuse will not answer now.
Let the reasons why the Hon. JAS
per Packard should not be rc-nom-
mated be presented in a clear, con-
else and honorable manner; and il
no such reasons can be produced,
tjustlce be done without fearful-
ness. We believe that our Repre-
sentative is entitled, in every respect
to a hearty endorsement of his con.
gressional record, and we are in fla
yor of giving it to him with right
good will.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
BOURBON CoRREspoN nENCE.
; BouRBoN. March I'm. 1,

BOURBON, March 81, 1870.
Fps. REPUBLICAN There are q few
things In the Bourbon Items" OF the asst
Democrat, that requires little notice,
and with your permission, we will give
them part, at least. Of what they need
That is. comb out..ths tangles IL we can,
without combing them all away. We like
to have Bourbon reported in our weekly
journal but We want 10 be represented
as we are, and not in a false light. The
truth is bad enough for the best, here;
and Bourbon is no exception. The arti-
Gle referred to, is faulty, both in spirit,
and meter, grave subjects and neral re-
form Of this nature, should not be treated
with levity, as that article treats the tenn
perance movement in this place. No sub
Ject should even be misrepresented. But
that article Is tissue misrepresentation
In all that relates to temperance, aud its
associations. We are very sorry that Dan
should take such course; as we have al
ways looked upon him, as a clever fellow.
And we cannot account for his conduct
but bA the fact, that when Q man .'imbi-
bet, he often gets too much steam on,
and must let 1t OF, or burst, and In his
haste for relief. can't always be particular
how it is done However, it is always
noisy aud sometimes dangerous. But Dan
will be all right again, when his steam Is
off; If he don't burst his boiler, CT injure
his machinery, by too much motion, while
under the pressure Now the main facts
are +: That lager beer and whiskey, run
riot, in this place, and tie drinkers, and
vendors, OF these things are so bold, and
defiant, that their conduct is unbearabIe,
and the sober, sensible, part OF the com.
munity, are waking up to sense of the
danger in which we are placed by these
circumstances, and are casting about for
remedy. We have borne these evils in
silence, until forbearance has ceased 10 be
virtue. And now ''the die is cast" and
We are resolved to see, whether the sober.
civil, citizens of the place. have not soIne
rights, which saloon keeper and their par
tizans are bound to respect end for the
protection of which, laws are made, and
courts established. The men engaged in
this reform, are DOT of the impusiye.
exci,cable, kind. But, in the main. are
sober, thoughtful, and firm. There may
be exceptions, but in the main, they are
the men, who give moral character to the
place, and they viii. not be trfled with,
and those who think to try it, had better
''stand from under or get off the track,
We will not now point out the particular
errors to call them by no worse name
in that article, but will do it, if necessary.
1t was really all wrong, except that Bour-
bon does reed reconstructing. THIS is
true, and We mean 10 reconstruct it and
VIC hope to work Dan in. CITIZEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

APPLEToNs' JouRNAL.-A new
Novel by James De Mile, another
of 1.-The Dodge Club Abroad"
cord ard Creese," etc., With the
title of The Lady of the lee" is
commenced in Number fifty tnree
of Appletons Journal. The open.
ing have all the vivacity and fash
that made the authors former nov.
els so distinguished Mr. De Mile
unites humorous with string desert.
ptions more successfully, perhaps,
than any other American writer;
he is always bright, vivid, dramatic.
picturesque, and entertaining. Mum
Der fiity.three ofAppletons' journal
is the beginning of its second year,
and during its brief existence it has
attained great reputation. In the
abundance and work of its literature
and in the beauty Gifts illustrations
it may claim the first place among
American periodicals. 1t has pre-.
scented to its pstrons, during its first
year, thirteen beautiful steel engra-
wings, twenty cartoons, large wood
engravings, Of very superior char.
actcr printed on fine tinted paper,
aud ten Art Supplemental of
which, being given in addition to
the regular sheet, have been so many
gratuities to the subscribers. A
new Novel by Anthony Trollope is
appearing monthly, in gratuitous
supplements and Mr.. Dickens new
Novel, "The Mystery of Edwin
Brood" will shortly be commen.
ced. fssw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
m. CLARK'S LONDON REMEDIES
~FoR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. /"


DIR. CLARK's INvIGORAT0R gives strength TO
for yoang men who have wasted their vieor by ex-
cesscs Of cvery kind and all persons whose systems
have become weak By imprudence are completely
restored by its use. Price One Dollar
DR. CLARK'S PURIFIER cieanses the blood
from ali impurities; such as Scrofula. syphilis.
Merenrial Rheumatism, Humors Of every sort, Bid
Breath. Offensive Preparation. Fonl Feet Catsrrh,
Falling Of the hair. Ulcers, Boils Pimlpes Blotch
e. and all diseases Of the skin, II is also beneficial
in diseases of the Lungs and Digestive organs Price
One Dollar.
DIR. CLARKs PANAcEA relieves Pain Of every
description Headache, Earache, roothache, Stou-
achAehe. Backachs, Psins in the Breast and Lun -.
1t Is an Invaluable remedy in al Nervous Disorders
and no family should be without 1t. Price Que
Dollar.
DIR. ccARK's ELIXIR is a certain surs for All
weakness Of the Genito-Urinsry Organs. and dis
charges OF mucco-purulent poeure, LeHcorThcra,
Gonorrhea, Spermatorrhoea, asd Seminal Weak ness
are speedily cured by its Price One Dollar
DR. CLARk'S REGULATOR, for females only,
l. guaranteed TO correct all special and
difficulties Of Single Ladies ALI Married Ladies
cautioned not 10 II when in certain condi-
Dollar.
AL Of these celebrated remedies are prrpsrsdfrom
Fluid Extracts under DR.. Oark's immediate surer-
vision and warranted fresh and pure All af1ict-
cd ,ns should send carefully written statemen
Of their ailments TO DR.. CLARK, and the proper rem
edy will BE- sent promptly TO their addrees. DIR
Clark be consulted personally 1T his once. and
pafisuts who piacs themselves under his care. Al,
letters address. DR. J.. CLARK,
Ono 10. 10 Anity st.. \. T.. lsssr B..d.ss
iE a1o-d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
TIE TAX QUESTION:.

The national government owes q
bonded deot of more than two bill
ions of dollars. This debt requires
IN annual interest Of about one
Aundred and twenty millions of dol
lars. There Is also q non interest
bearing debt of between three and
four millions Of dollars more. How
this debt has been brought Upon
the country everybody well knows.
1t is enc Of the legacies of the
Democratic States Sovereignty doc
trine, as great part of the Demo
cratic party OF the country has at
tempted to carry out the doctrine
py destroying the national union.
With regard to this debt there are
three methods advocated By which
TO get rid of it. One method is 10
repudiate it, or very large part CT
it, Another method is to distribute
the whole amount among the people
In the form of summary tax levy.
Another meth cd is to keep up rate
OF taxation that will leave an annu-
81 surplus for the graduql anil con-
tinuoGs extinction of the debt.
The first Of these methods, rerudi-
alton, is SO dishones. that to ADOPT
it would be self destruction. 1t is
a method advocated by only a few
persons whose moral sense is so
perverted that seifshness blots oft
all distraction between right and
wrong. The second method has no
advocates. The question for the
people to consider is therefore sim
Ply this: whether our taxes shall
be kept Up to the point tn will
yield reasonable surplus, or be re
dnced SO as to simply meet the nee
essary expenses of the government.
In the first case We shall continue
the work OF distinguishing the debt,
and in the second case we shall
merely pay the interest upon it and
hand over the principal to posterity
we shall pay the debt il reality,
over and ever again.
We are opposed to severe taxa
ton, and al extreme notions upon
this subject We do not sympa-
taize with those who cry, down
with the taxes"-meaLing, no taxes
1T al TO pay the debt; neither do
re sympathize with those who cry,
Up with the taxes" meaning
thereby. the immediate extinction
Of the debt. The golden mean lies
between these cxtremes. The sur
plus of the present year, under the
present rate of taxation, cannot be
less than $3.50, O00,O 900. We think
the taxes should be reduced so as
to pay about $4,000. 900 per annum
upon the debt. This amount annu
ally invested as sinking fund at
SIX per cent viii pay the whole
bonded debt of the United States
in twenty three years. We think
this rate of taxation just about the
golden mean between the extremes,
and we hope Congress at its pres
ent session will provide for a re-
duced rate Of taxation. We think
this is the position of the Republ:
can party of this State, as express
ed in the fifth resolution of the plat
form OF the ed of FEBRUARY
. That a reduction OF taxati on is
demanded, both of tariff and in ter
nal .axes, until it reaches the low
est possible amount consistent with
the credit and necessities of the
Government"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

IT IS insinuated that at the meet
ing OF the Democratic County Cen
trail Committee held last Tuesday,
a resolution mas adopted repeating
1.-The ten commandments" 90 far
80 Marshall county is concerned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

warmers Cough EalSam is healing
s"iiehihg and eXI-ctOla;ilsS. The extraordina \
po@er IL possesses in immediately relieving. ani
event Haiiy caring, tie. nlcst ut.;iuste o.-,s .f
Sothns' tolcs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, IfIlEcrza
taiarrh. Ho"rseness. Asthma and Cnusan.l.tion j.
soS' Incredible 80 ''rompt is tie relic Ger
tain it, eGects Ia all the above cases or any af,,
OF me Throat and iunss, that thousands Of ysieiau,
are daily prescribing it, and ore nj all say that II
j. The Dso-t healing and exFecI"ratine ne.Iirin,
hno"n Oae dose ivays affords relief, and i'm r,o,t
Gases on" bottle effects cure. Sold d, i
large bottles. Price One Dollar. l. is yoIi own
iAnit II YOU still cough aud safer, Inc Ba.saL,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
WIN & OF LIFE.
{ nj M e NJ GOGUE.


WarnopS En1rneHag oguo is the only
article known l. cure tho Whites, ut will cas-. y
cine is not wanted Mothers this is tl.. er.ar,sr
blessing ever offered yor. anu you should immedi-
atsly procure il. II is slsp sure cure for Fenial.
tiles, and mag he depended upon in ever,
case ~here the nsCnfn'y flow Inns been olsfruceS by
cold or isease. sold by druggists. Price one Dol
lar. or sent 10y mail Oh receipt of 0ae Dollar aud
= Quarter
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
Teiv Adrertisemeuts.
Assessors Notice.

NOTicE is hereby given that the undersigned,
" Assessor OF the Ninth District of Indiana.
VIII attend personally at the Assistant Assr.sor's
once, IN the City of Laporfe, in said District
THURsDAYAKD FRIDAY Ia and I5A DAYS
1T April next. fer the purpcsc Of hearing appeals
rom Inc annual assessment Of Internal Revenue
on annual list for 1s7a. DAVID TURNER,
Fl Asses.or ask u;.,,-;-, - ,-xs-,,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
NOTICE..

Notice Is he rebY given to the property holders in
East Plymouth that an assessment Of ten per cent
has been assessed by the Directors the Fest Ply
mouth Draining Company for the month of Jauu-
AIRY and February, 1870, TO finish the Leyee. the
same to be paid to the Secretary of the Company,
who will call upon you the first week in April.
j.. F.LANGENBAUGH.
SEcY. f. PsD. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
For Sale 6y Druggists |
and Dealers in Patent
Medicines ere,y-tCherc. !


The undersigned administrative of the estate OF
Joshua d. GRAY. late of Marshall county, decreased
will offer for sale, at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, in the town of Plymouth, on
Saturday, April 9, 1870,
all bis personal property not taken by the widow
consisting Of twohorses, one COW. one buggy, IL
cord Of stone 10 thousopd feet of seasoned lumber
poplar and ash, one book case, seit of dou-
Die harness, one medical chest. medical books. one
extra poe ket case one extra surgical aud Trophy
ing case compined, and other sugicai instrumen Is
and other personal property.
Terms of Sale
credit Of six months viii lie giver on all sums
over three dollars, by the Purchaser giving his note
with approved security, waving va uatior and APP
prasemcnt laws, drawing six per cent interest aud
ifnot paid when due, then ten per cent. All sums
of three dollars and under cash in hand. Sale to
TO commeIce at 10 O'Clock q. m.
yii-nls. XARgRKf A. GRAy. Adniniptrix
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

Twelve thousand six hund redsad eighty
seven immigrants arrived at New York
city, between the let Of January and the
18th Of march, against Ia. 645 Tor the same
time last year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

An Irishman leaning against lampost
as funeral processioa was passing by,
was asked who vas d. adj i can't exactly
say; sur" said he. "b1t | presume its the
iiutlemau In the c3fbs- -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
NOTICEi

n Ii THOSE INDEBTED TO THE LATE
"a firm Of Freese a Behrens are hereby re-
CRESTED TO call and settle their accounts without
delay II they wish to save further cosl,
Zl-3 T. r. REHRENS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
Short Hand Without a Master.


The Phonic Advocate IL a menthIy mac
azIne devoted tn spelling and writing reform. 1t
nice, white book paper with neatly printed cover.
Part phonetic and part COMMON typ-- ~ cts
year. Specimen copies 10 cts. :. l.. MARROW,
Publisher, 30 5. Meridian ST., Indianapolis. Iud.
20-u f.Ms.A.A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
M EOIClN AL.
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

.z<s-s g 80
Warnr'r Pile Rem edy has never failed inot
even an one case 10 cure tls very worst cases .,f
bind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those vino 70
aTiiicssd should Immediately call on their Druggist
aud get WARSERs Pile REMEDY Ii is eypre.-.v
'r the Piles and is not recomInef sed to cure an
o'her disease. it has cured msuy cases at thirty
wears Standing. Price One Doiiar For sale by
druggist everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrative of the estate of
Joshua ID. Gray. late Of Marshall county desessed
said estate is suppcscd TO be solvent.
ufs-Sw NASoAr3 A, GRAZ, Aaulnfsn sts4x.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
FARTHER WANTED.
TO PUBLISHER RS,

FOR SALE. one-han interest in a first class Re-
pnbiican newspaper Everything complete for joI,
printing. Business good. A man who has had ex-
per-nce as an editor and publisher is desirod For
particulars address w. NJ. NICHOLS, Republican
Office, Piy mouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
WAGON SHOP

a his Shop IN Bourbon, is prepared tod rwork
n in his line on short notice. Particui q atten-
tioD paid to Horse-shoeing. Lumber. Log, light
Wagons on hand at all times, or made to der
None but the best material used and best " rkmen
employed All work guaranteed TO give atisfaction
Tie also has splendid Assortment of Pows and mold
boards for sale. Give him call.
lsylpd L. Y. CHAMBERLAIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
Df S PEP STA.

" arner's Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared ex-
laftd expressly Tor Dyspcpfics and those suffering
Win iaoiinal Ccstiveness 1t is slightly s.imnla.
ting tonic ard splendid appetizer: il Strengthens
be stomach and RESTORES its digestive oans so their
healthy state. Weak nervous and dyspcpric persons
SHOULD use WAEsEa's DyspEFsIs ToAIc. Tor sale
by sii.druggists. Price One Dollar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

ria5ty establishes them as faroritcs
riH all rho use them.
The reasons arhy DR.. Ro5ack's
Blood Pills should be kept IN er-
cry family are: Because they can
be employed an all cases schere a
"Jamily physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe an their admin
,strattcn at all times; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
THE PLYMOUTH, KAMKAKEE
s. PACIFIC RAIL ROAD.

THE APPROPRIATION VOTED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

country and Introduced the Sean
cfiaar;an Blood Purifier; since
'ctich time thousands hare been
cared, By its use, et' Scrottila and
otter blood diseases. IL contains.
besides the Iodide Of Potas8a and
Syrup Of Stiiiingia, d,uss import
ed from Stcedea for its crprcss
manufacture, unkno,ea and not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

they are made
both with and
WITHOUT sugar
coating, thus
adopting them to
Tie use Of erery-
body; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

Kept 6y opofAe-
carries la III is
c o a "a { n. 4
single trial ,cW
eonrince Ae most
shcPticat Of ds
'condei.fd ralue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Chicago, Cincinnati and LCniAyiIl, +. R

To take effect "Wednesday Nov. l.. 1853 att 20
NJ The right is reserved vary thercfruli a. cir
require.
Enr.l Snn,h