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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-11-09

| THE GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO
Near one-half of the city has been laiC
III ashes and hundred and fifty Thousand
people rendered homeless.
l he announcement, at first. seemed in.
crediple W hen the telegraph confirmed
me iacts, thrill OF horror.and sympathy
erVaded the universal heart.+ This fact
presents palliative for many oftle out
RACES and crdelties of the past tensyears.
and shows that human nature has after
all, some redeeming traits. 1t was far diff
ierent when Shernanis army dcsclated
and destroyed the faircst region of the
South, robbing and piunderine and hurn-
ing as they went, ie;lving the people TO
SURE; or, when Sheridan, a monster OF
cruelty, overran and destroyed the valley
OF virginia, afterwards bQasting that a
crow would have to carrYSits provisions
under It's wings if it should attempt 10 tiv
over 1t; and thus he brought starvation
on the old men, women and children of
Ihat region, SO that thousands persisted of
famine. More property and more lives
were destroyed in these raids than all
OhicagO put together-and what was the
sentiment OF the North? One of exulta
tion and rejoicing. These acts of vandaI.
Ism were paraded as victories. and the he
roes were met on their return with oya-
tiohs OF men and ovations of kisses from
many OF the gentle damscls of the North
carried away by the military glory that
settleu around the heads OF these vand.l
chieis, that was degrading, sickening. dis
gushing, What cared these women for
the homeless, houselcss. starving mothers
and children of the South. NOTHING
hey eAulted i'll their sufiefinrs: launched
at me story OF the ravishment OF The
daughters of the South. the burning and
robbery OF their dwellings, and slaughter
oi hef strong men, shouted hosannas. and
threw from the tips of their fingers kisses
10 lhe perpetrators of those acts Of vapdal
ism.
/ hat was hent Now. that Which is
nor halt so horrible, thrills their bosoms /
" sympathy, and their hand is Quick
ihu liberal to t4se relief of s,,iiuIers Ihcsr
hIllgs f-s-es4-o NAT man IS a good deal low :
ar .Aan the angels, and sometimes. AZ
east, little higher than the devils. Chi +
ago has lost, perhaps, thice bundled
million dollars BY the hre The property
destroyed III the South is estnnaied a
over one thousand millions. The fire in
;. hlcago Is the result of an accident The
destruction OF property in the South was
ourposed by northern soldiers, and com
'ares exactly with the acts Of the Coins
ma Vandals, savages that overran and
upJuSated the Roman Empire. But we
IRE living under higher civilization.
lhcdgo dad her .fuR share IN tie destruetiOn
2 NE S0uth! GoD ADJUSTS BALANCES
nay be with Chicago the Books are now
quarrel.
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THE SEMINARY SCHooL.-It NAV not
be out of place to say that the Seminary
School is now in prosperous condition.
Under the management of Prof Chase. as
principal, and Miss Lou Cleveland Miss
Pierce, and Miss HALEY, as assistants if
is succeeding admirably. There are in
attendance now about one hundred anf,
fifty scholars, and it is a pity that a het.
ter house is not provided for their accom-
mediation. Indeed, the present house
lcalled the seminary y is not fit for edn'
cational purposes, and is unworthy the
enterprise of our town. There is no ex.
cuse for such howell in which to train
the immortal mind, while tens of thon-
sands can be expended on court house
In connection with this school. the
students of the same have organized
LITERARY SOCIETY,
the members of which would, do honor to
any community. Last Monday evening
we obtained admission TO the Society.
which is now in its incipiency, and with
out intending fattery, say that it is COM
posed of talent which; If fullydercloped. /
would honor any town. The dis
cussion and reading of the papers were in
'cfestlng to US, but the order and decorum
observed, and the promptness with which
tne members discharged thGirtluts- were
"of'hy OF Imitation by older assemblies,
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Co3LdoN PLEAS CoURr is now in ses.
$40 SION, Hon. H. j. Wood Judge Presiding.
Inc foHoWlng attorneys are inattendanoe !:
{, d. Reeve, Amasa johnson. NJ. A. o.
Packard, John Darnen, Horace Corbin
4. G. Capron. D. i. YanValkenburgb
r. d. Logan and w. B. Hess. of PIym'
outh; and j. o. Parks, z. D. Bolton and
Sinclair D. Parks, of Bourl on:-a d
HathawayaRd 8. a McCfaekon. Of Knox
There being but little criminal business
the first day s proceedings were confined
principally to estates and gllardianrhius
and the second to taking defaults.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-11-09
Concentrated Venom.

The writer of the following article from
tne Rushvilie 4neerican must be possess
ed an intensely bitter spirit of opposition
TO the Republican party, which could
scarcely be equaled by the entire south,
- !. was compressed into the person of
does the thing that any one reading his
article is forced to the conviction that lie
was either drunk or crazy when he wrote
II. he evidently exults over the terrible
calamity calamity that has befallen the people of
ohlcago, because it was Republican city,
ana furnished men and means to put down
the rebellion. His ravine is not danger.
Gus now, and will only provoke smile,
or make people wonder how one man can
contain SO much gall, and live.
From the Rushrile Qnd) a merican.
Retrlbution Dealt Out by Divine
Providence for the Southern
F1alds During the War.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-11-09
VEGETABLE CURE.

Cnres all diseases cansed by self abuse viz Sper
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Loss Of Memory, Universsl Lassitude, Pains in the
BACK, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age
Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing, rale Connten.
ance, Insanity, Consumption and all diseases tina
follow as sequence on youthful indiscre,ions
q sS This medicine has been used in orr practice
for many years. and with thousands treated. II has
not failed in single instance
So Each package OF Yege table Cure il "A
in ultra marine blue paper prin ted in rld letter.
aud contains one bottle filled with Sugar Coated
Pills, and one vial of Medicinal Powders suticie~
to mska one-half pint of injection; and Syringe.
s~ Price 81 per package. by mail free of post.
age or three pa kages by express on receipt of Ten
Dollars
The Vegetable Cure" is sold by responsible
Druggists everywhere; some dealers, however trv
to sell cheap and worthless compounds in place of
this, in order to make more money Be not de-
ceived, ask for this Five Dollar Preparation and
take no other. If the dealers do not keep it, en-
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Ladies or Gentlemen writing for treatment will
state their symptoms in full; they need not hest
tate account Of their inability to visit u.s. as we
have treated patients successfully in all portions
of the continent by correspondence. a
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all the symptoms, and write Post Office, County
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entitled Man and Woman as lnvalids
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