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@ermii@te Scpci6cm a,ts
Hefs,sO

Stem gorf, 25. aug. = Soibua Sbo-
be, Su6ba!tef unb Serfdufsr Der S1reib=
paarenhanolung @orlies, Macp & Co., gtr.
80, gtahauitr. murbe beute auf Die 9lnflage
perbaftet, $35 900 bon ben @eloern Der Sir,
ma ulltsribla9en gu haben. Sbope muroe
in @rmau9eluua bon 8iirai6aft bei9eitedt.
= @OlS erOfinete 5u 10 II. idloB Su 1893.
= Der 0pir. u9totteroam" lit bon 8otter-
banl bier etngetroffen.
Der Sefretdr Der ginlpanoeruugS Be-
b0rbe ihdtt bic gin,panbernug in bieienl
Sabre auf 700 gerionen; bteies wiirbe
cine abnabme i'll Ser9leif)e SIT pori9ent
5uriid.
- Scr 9ampfer uabpiiinia" iit bon 9i-
perpool bier ein9etroHen.
= Die 3oaeinnabnen belieftn iid) Deute
dlf $3.50, 900.
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&FGube.

MuSfeson, 8iid., %, slug. - Glue
& Sos Sampfs sMiiblen brannten an Sonus
tage ab. SerInit 100000, aliefuran5 S20,'
900.
suffalo, 25. auguif. = Ssute gla6-
ntittag llbr brad i'll 0teeO'S @etraibeipst-
der Seuer aus nnO bas @ebdiibe wurbe sdnS=
lid serit0rt. Mshrere areRe 9anpIsr, luelde
IN Ger Isdhe la9eli, maren IN Sci fibr, bod bas
6euer mar auf BEN Speid)er bei6rGuft. Der
Serlnit betrdgt s15O,o00.
Muscatine, Soma, 25. 9lug. - Geftern
abenb brannte Der 6ol3hof uno Die S6neioe.
miible Der @cbr. @banlbers ab. 9as Seuer
ergriff iobanu Die aeiieli6ntiebe Der @cbr.
0afer Hne ein in Der 9idbe hefinbll6eS Wa.
9a.lr, melde aleldfaas sertBrt muroen. Ser
lut $4,000.
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Wiht III beraeIsn /!

ebe man cine @eibdits= ODER Yersnisuns6 Reiie
antrtt, cine 3nTalfs Boice in Der lang etablirten
dent insurance Company 5u loisn. S. blft
aui perlniebene lSee.
ausseIiente cuselneine 3riaG5z@olicen. ..d9, ,&7
~ @ebens= s=lerheruu9s sBolicen:.. 19,4H
BeSablte Mnipriite fit lhsliifsfale uno aez 80
bensperluite. s., ,572 653. SO
@eIammtz Ginnabme. e................ 1884, 1913
ue6erdbnf iiber Decentralization 96S,422.6o
r. SGps. s. GseBuirc, Staats=a9ent
fIuo1n 4 OitF1 i'm ,Suuz"@)eblube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-26
Ste Wer. ct. uno Gbtma.

Us a b ingt n, 25. Nug. = Die dime
itide Megierung bat fd oariiber bcitmert,
bab amsrifaniif)e Gee SffiSiere bic iapane.
iiihe Expedition segen 6orlnoia begleiten.
Dos See gnlt bat bemsufolge ben llrlaut
bes -sient. Commanders @aiieli, Der ais s5rsi=
milliser Die Expedition bssleitste uno Grunt
sn Der 8eidlperOe @hina's gab, aufgehobeu
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guropGil9e &abel1esid}te.
9euti6t ITO.


2onoon, %. aug.-0ie beutid)e 0fsqie-
ring bat bic @roBmdd)te ipesiea benafrid]=
tigt, baB ie lid, nidt in Die tnnern angele=
9enbeiten Spanten's einmii6en miro.
Bancroft 9apiS bate eine lange llnterres
bung NIT Sisnard.
Ser aronpriuS 1T nad) Berlin suriidse'
febrt.
GnsIano.
2iperpool, %. sluguf. = 6ier fano
cine weitcre @ouferens Der @igentbiimer bon
0ampferlinien Sniiden oielem Safen nnn
yielpzgorf iiber bic eonfrrrensfrage tatt. !.
aonoon, 25. aug. : Sr. Dublin fant
beuts eiu Gridetz@ @ettipicl ftatt, bel weltem
Die Imeritaner gemaunen.
Der gSaf;enmarft in GmsIaao.
Qoubon, 25. amg. = Die yWarfs0aue-
GrpreB" iagt: uOer gr0Bte 3bcil Der gSai
Seu-@rnbtc 1T MIN eingeheimIt. gSenn nj,
Die fommenoe sSo6e nod gnte8 9Setter be-
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sofat= Serta,te aus gSaS0suetom,

9S btngton, %. Nu5ult. - Oel
iuoblbefannte Gtert res GhabamteS, s.,
5einsif s. 9liles ,itarb 9eitern pl0tl!G al CT
mem gebtrniblage.
0ie 56. StiQion unb 9aDss haben fin
Simon uno @lara Woulton cine S1aoener
iubflage gegen bic rwaibin9tOnz nno @eOr9.
town BferOe @iienbabn &5cicllitaft" angc'
itrengt, unO 5mar inter Der Sorgabe, caB oit
9ldgcrin Glara, ais lie am 20. Dtai 1874 Dem
S0noufteur Elm 3cihen CAB, baB Iie ein3nitet=
gen beabiid)ti9e, Der gSaggon, trotpem jener
bic S9elle SOg, iiA 10 id)ueu fortbemc9te, oab
ibr Der @rtff in Die Seite fubr, unb 5war 10
ungliidlih, oaB Iie gu alien 2lrbeiten int6auie
uufdbt9 mur0e uno eiHen 9lrSt gcbrau6eu
muBte &C. Sie beauipruhcn cillen Shaoell-
eriat bon $4,000.
= -0ie @ebcimpoli5ei BON 8bilaOelpbio
telegrapbirte bierBcr, baB iic ben Sobanr
SofF, alias ''Three-fngered Jack" paidlor
iidl I'M 8eiite bon smet geitohleuen 9feroell,
eiHe8 0agens &C. befunOen babe, uno mcl3e
Gtgentbum Der 56. 2DteiTf & JtuHel, 8t-
iIber beS oGontiaeHtal- poteIs" ieien, uerbaf-
tet babcu.
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(Srflnruua.

Sa elm 9eriidt in Der stabt cIrtulir, oos mir nuss
perfauicn, um infer geihaT auf3u9eben 10 er3reien
mir oieie gclesenbet, nm unieren 9Inoen nHo penn
euiae6eu, }onbern uIr Wenitbcmbaare jun
soitpreie perfaeu, nm unlereu Gorrctb 5n reouStz
rem. Bir bobeu 40 saar9sGsdte pom si.50 5is 81 SO
pro Stit, rpeIhe mir 3um Softenprete aoianen 1efz
n,r 30O arDs rt,ettes su 35 @ents unb tbeurer, os
lpie Elm allsemsines siortiment pou 9aGrwaaren,
Saar6hrien, Sdmmeu II. YurILimerie'n. WtaH lprede
nor in Cir. 62, gerlnstonitraBe, uuo oele9e nb oie
Waaren ). SeGnnerct.
(Sau26tSH) Str. 50, EcrtnatouitraBe.
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germii(5te Q(n,etge1l.
yNau perlafIe ben GiieubaIlniuaaaotI,

,venu n,au nadI SIR. 13, ySeft= 23a ittmpreftr.
nabe oeln rDidrplano Suititute," fominty nno bea
fbtise ben ausseSethneren Yorrdtb pon O b ell n.
Sds Ihonfe aiiorttment BON SH6beln, 5eppt=
d,em. gsed,studi II. /. 10. Sas sro6te, bli9ite
uno sefaaisfte @eiddit in Der Statt.
(f99-209tj @. SC. WaIfb.
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Io1 etne Yreisbaiseret 1T
St1tSfiG,t.

0ew.9orf, 20. aug. : SarneD Garon
hat Gam @ollger (oer neliid BON @bmaros
beiiegt wurOe) geiorOert. @lniat $1,000
2000, Sampfplab nafl Wonatell innerbulb
zines ltmtretleS BON 500 Mcileu bon gtetp>
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- uSDtlaoclpbiasg0it tmin9tonsSat
ttWprer Gt5enbal)u

Nad 99ilQoetpbia, g&e9elta.ionen uuo nDetaz
mare @iienbabn" nm 7.2j Uiorgene, Sonnta95 au5z
senommeH,
ytdh Yhi!GoeIp5io uuo NslozDort-(ith In Berrpe
otae t'it Sort Depoit per6uoeuo) um 9.25 ubrUiors
gems, Sonnta9s ausSenomTeu.
yidb Jtem Dort u0u oet S)nrle5 StraBcnz Staz
ttou un 1879 llgt UorgeH5, SoHuta95 au69enomz
men.
gtat BbiIaoef2bia uuo Neluz gort-(fft in gSt(.
mington nit ocr nSeIeDareGiieHoa9n" oer6inoenol !
um 2.iO ubr Nlbmtttag5, Gus9enomneR Conn
tags.
nolumeu SonntGoS
gtGb &GiIeoe,p5ta um 7,aJ nJr gtodmitta9s tag
lid,
ytGb- ytepz9ort oOa oer G9artestrosen stnz
tton-@rpre6s3hg nm 1913 llbr a6eats td9lid
Die oBbla6elpbiaz Baltinorer Central gtienz
6qbH" pertaBt Baltimore nm 2 ubr gtahmttdgs.
8iactz8iireau Sir. l43, 2Beit= =9altimotetr.
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0neNlid1cNnr,l.6n ScrGigenhnt,n

95etd6t Sutton Depot, Gde her ggu.touz uuo gatz
terioHzQocnue, Hah 0qaer5to!un. 6aHoper, iSreoez
rid, Gmmitt5Oat9, 9ampitaao. Niaafsiter. @8apne5.
bore uNo Glen YuHftea Der 805n Udt} Sdgeretomn
uno y8iGtamsport, NO., uIn li9r Yiorgens uuo 4
ubr Jid9mlttdgS taus9enommeu SoHntags).
Ji99 Glen Stdtioneu bis uniouz Briogc, nm 10
ubr Mor9ers uno 6.3d ubr Nbenos, au59eIommen
Sonnta95, uno oonn UNI llqr DiOr9ens ano 6 a6r
A6euos.
Spe3ieae staotzPaia9 rzSarreu oerIaiien oas8as
reau Der Sompa9nie, @utupz un0 iSapette= StrdEe
30 Ddnuten por Der abfabrt, uno fSuttoa=StGtton
uaf Nntunft aller I3u9e.
3d9e tommen III &atImeIe um 7.30 uno If ubr
Sormitta95 unh pAa lhr AbenOS on, au59enomz
men 99nuta9S, uH0 Damn nm 5.25 19r 8orntttaos
| uHb n9r Na9mitta9s.
G'reens Spra8ss 3Dti8. = gegtd5t eatpertzStation
um 3.25 nbr 0ahmitta95 uno SIuin9s Diias i'm
u1r Uiorgcas.
Ser6nbun9en NIT Dem ll5r Uoraers 2uoe
perocn nit ben StG9ez@oatbeo fir SampIted6 uno
gandeiter an per e3len. .Jo f'i5zstt n, fir Gms
nnS @ettDsbur9 on ter Blue Gipge Qecr Jionterep-
citation eematt.
StaetsSureau uGh 0ameRzIsarlof, on Der Gts
Der Gutdipz fdpetteltraBe unb Sutton Statton
NO auftra9e idr Baggage 9etaiien fUeroen tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-26
F. RATNE, Proprietor.
3uradae;Oseu.

% id mid Don Der NrRa Z. gSeatbcrbb 6;
S5bne, nit tpeIher id pdbrcno Der lebten 2 9ablc
uereiniot mar Getrenut 10 babe id oGs central ge=
ipoene Il. teaucme 2aaerhnus, ylr. 500, g9eit=
BaltimurcitraS,e, Dem aGItdDz0ouIe" gegenlber
geuiethet fpoel6h i'd i'm Stduoe bin, mit uol3ua=
lidcR aroeiteru ole mir GnpeItrduten &uttrG9e mi
SGueri9teit dusjuIibren.
Oieine perionIid,t 4utmertiamtet piro Der Sci ::
;nna unO Wentilation an Gebduoen, uno ot ::
Srridtune a1er Grteu sSci5s uuo Spds@pParai ,
9efoiomet iein.
Da id Den gsertauf pon GbiIfon'S Furnaces III }
Ranges iiberuommen, 10 peroe Id tmTntr eineH 9rcs
zen Sorratb pom oeien Iusbeherun9eu oorratblJ
6abeu. aut 6eItae idb bic ReparGtur pom be l
meiitru anoeren n6urndces," Rau9es uno SeieEt
ieet i'm GebGaude unb laoe ane Gin, metuen Yor-
rdtb uno Bree Su unteriuten, che ie aneerspo tGu=
len Der Nuftrd9e bHterlanen. ahnn9Soou
(Qu924, ,3Dttet) SbaS. 2SeatberbG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-26
"a. Sabrgang.
SpeiiaI : Noti3elt.
n1oore's ligGsn- bahnnulper

eifeftio reini9t unb madt Die Sabue oeiB, lot ben
gSetnitein CD, uuo reroinhert Dos Seroerben Der
3d9ne. Die 5aeou Der Shad1tel lit neu, niebli6 be-
auem unp jparlaT. 4rels % Gents. 81 baben in
aten Ipptbetsn nno 6ro9uea=S =SanOlun9eu.
(Nua6. I2NiteHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-26
&. Natme, Seramsgeber.
spejial Noti3e,t.
8alttt1t ore
FIRE 3ufnrdnff Nmff

UIe e3RlaIQult WIpft1
saswettsss = &c BON eeutbs nmS 9Sater,etxaks,
pise @eieaidot perfi4ert tortndbrenb sesen ser.
staot, gte TIM eanoe,. ole Mrten bon eisentbum
Nobnz, eaben, uue baareubauer, San6elssiter
aderbausE Eroeufte, Wobelu. Saus Gtrdtbideiseu.
I'm yau begrtffene ooer tm Safen ir 2abung befuof
dde Sa5rSeuge IL. (. 70.
Das StIeitortuul beitsdt aus ioIsenben Serreus
Wm. o. 9arrtion, Braiioent;
SEQ. u. Biders, s. p. 9apif,
Saoto g. WiIiou, s. Robt. 5enftns,
Sojiab Yenninaton, 6. Utorton SteparS.
Srdnci5 Z. Sing, 8. 8. Nepcomer
benrp Carroll, Grpine 6oruis,
6. G.Steuart, ~. gB. 2aalers
Gm. $. Brune, Ssraei So9ens
G5eorae g. Sartion.
AppIiIottonS Nornulare unb oetere 81 brtd3f 1b>1
bte Gejealcaft miro tn Der Ofiiee, ShSnefsede poI
gcutaz uno @ateritrase, ertseilt, no aut a~e huz
trdae ofort erIebst fperben. Berfberunsen fg.roen
auf iraeno ene sSrff ansenommen. ned9e oer Apnlts
.ant ninf9en mag.
(Sant,tSD Ct. nooowstt3, cen.
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@ett1hspimmcu.

Nong.BranA, %. In9. = Cine groBe
Wenidennlerge bat iid bier bente sn elnem
Jog. ySnteruatioualen gSattIdwimmeu" ein=
gcfunben. Die &dmpen wuroen Inn ubr
in einem SranDungs Soote mad eiuem
Oteilen pom llfer ellticrnten Bunfte 9ebrud1t.
Das 9Settid)wimmen wrrbe leoof bis Sunl
Treita0 uerl1oben.
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gnSie09. 9reher, 9teag & g.,

~ yr. II, SnS=WGhTfaBc'
@leine !5erren! gsir baben oaS Ser9nisen,, M ~
beifatioeu, oos mir Sbre 5ar6en eit eini9er 3elt
perfoufen uno bae bieiebeu llen, wel9e ne gez
troudt BADEN, 3uireoenbeit 9e9e6en baeeu. Ss!t
tonnen fie fir aiis5 9aslenise empfeblen ~elqe s'e
(yiatt6-ytouiSfJ SOB. g. Dtaicr s. Spbn,
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II 1T G { 3 . 9 { tt.

s. SaneD
lit BON SIR. 14i, gBef=Saltimoree, nad9 Nr. 80,
ysoro Gbarlesitrabe, 9ejo9eu, moielof etn le9t
groSer Sorrath Don
Wtenid,en=S3 aare,t,
als: Ycrrilden, Spupees, ,t5cFee)ten, So6en:e''
lopie aud
Ear5iimcrie'n, Sa1tnme, Siiriten, 1dd)er,
Epiictteu= unD ssancszMrttfei
su iebr 6ilfi9en Treen Su finben no.
e. s,aneD, gtr. IS, Noro=0batless,'
cine xbire oberbalb Der serinston Stra6e.
(SCeu2,fS')
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alen apptbetsn nno 5rosueazSanolun9eu
(au95, ,l2Nitef)
ED- Sd perfGuie gtabln atiuen aflsr Grt auf Woz
netsSablun9eu. User aber 3aar bcSa1, erbdlt einen
boberen abjus, els bon irseno einem auberen Sauie
in Der Staot erlaubt iprb. SD permietbe uno repa=
rire, furS idb tgEe Ales.
s. =. Weseemueh.
Rr. 1856, gSeitzSapettejtraee, unb
(Wat26,tSf) SIR. p, Sf>8altimoreitr.
Gg- YrIfangen fnb oas SeIneuidaftIide sous
Der Menidbett. Sine her am Seiten ausjubaltenpen
iit cine s5ciIuns oes "Ylmerieen S,pule" In 9o=
itnn BON Seiteu Der GouriIteu ODER @elbdftsIeute,
ipenn fte Sotou beiud,eu. Nur Wenise, Die bas
american eiamal pro6irt bGben, iu9en ie elm au=
oeres Sotel fie noen es centraI9ele9eu, ruhis uno
init aaem, mas 5um surus uno ,ur SeauemIid,feit
9ebort. uoGauf oerieben. (202-i3T &iu)
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t1nof;iSfia,c Woffn.tinhrt,


Das gSettid)winlmeH purbe ieood bis Su,l
6reitag uerlAoben.
tlngIadltd,c gsallonfaDrt.
bila clip ia, %. 9lug. = Siguor
Babanto, melder mebrere erfolgreide Sal
lonfabrten bon Snlitb's Sslanb aus 9enaft
hat, itieg beute gta9nlittag 5 llbr mie0er auf.
Snfolge OeS ltarfeu gSinbeS bielt es i6mer,
ben Sallou Su fiiGeu. 9ii1aro Smitb, Elm
9tefie bcS @tgcntbiimers BON Smitb's SO:
lano, beglcitste ben 2uitid)iffer uno SeiOe itie=
gen 10 Otiuutc1 nad) 6 llbr in bic @onbel !;
ser Sallou itteg lauglam uno i6mebte iiber
ben SluB btnDtg Der Stabt 81. Die 2nft=
idifier tuarien Sallalt auS, aber aus irgeno
ether llriad)e tpollte Der 8allon nid)t bDber
iteigen lirb berislbe befano iid) nur einige
SuB bod iiber BEN Sdhern; ertraf ben Stag
9enltoG beS @ebdnbes Der yYennl. 8abn,"
Die @onoel fenterte, sGebanto rettete iid) bur6
etnen Sprung a!1f Oas Dad nubSmitb itiir;te
aus Der SoDbe bon 90 6uB in Die 4. StraBe
unb wrrbc betdHbt nub id)War perlebt in bas
6oipital gebraft.
Ser 8anemfrte8 1T aentadp.
2outSntlle, Sg., "a. aug. - Sine
SpeSial 0epeld]e melbet bon Swenton,
Sweu County: uOie v5arSTelo 8iiles"
Illu IotUtU ultYelul!illttllr uuUtIt uueI HUu ttz
nen Marid) BON Il Ofctlen bis gum S6all=
platc Der llnr1ben Dor lid). s(m Samitag
abenb tieB Der Sderiff uou Swen=Go. nit
leinen 2euten auf Die perltedte Sa;ibe gSalfer
Aufel'S. Sin @efed)t NOR bic Solge, mo-
bel Sob. Smoot, g9iais 0tufeQ un6 Sobu
ueripunbet puroen. @tne llebergabe tpuros
bon ySalfer 6uliell peripeigert."
Gine anbere 0epcld)e iagt, baB Die Saita
BET Srerationen mad eiuen 8 Wteilen Don
Utonterep eutfernten $unfte perlegt iuorben
lit. Die ySarsfielo Giiles," Der Shcrifi
uno cine grObe an5abl yiirger itno loebeu
pOrtbin abgegangen unp bis mOr9en gbenl
erwartet man, bab 1000 gelpaffnete ge9er
Jtuliea i'm Seloe ieiu tperpeu. Die abf6t
9ebt iett babim, 0tuIicu su untsingeln. =
Smoot wurbe in Dem @efed]te arg ourd
Sd)rotzSdliiiie sugeri6tet.
geulsn1lle, %. Qng.-Der Ser, ct
Dtarid)au Nfurrap 9tng geitern NadmittaG
nad Srantfort ab, I'M ben Scfebl Der Dor
9arlliiOnirenoen Yunoestruppen su iiberueb
men unb benz 6uilea gu 5iilfe 81 fonmen
Sin 3ulammenitoB 5iuiid)en ben Staats= mi
SunOesnuppen mirb befiirbtet.
Sic Sitnatipn tn SeentuGp.
QouiSpille, 25. aug. - SierSig Bun
besinloaten gtngrn bente BON 6rantfort mad
| oent &rregSi6auplabe ln@ras lIns Ntonterep
Smen=@o., ab. Ser gunbesmarlda1 nut
@oup. 2eslie batten cine @oniultation uni
pie Sunbestruppen iuerbcu nit Der Otili5 &c
ineini6aftlid) banbelu, bic Srbulug aufreh
;u erhalteu. Bis jeet inn 40 StubeltDrer Der
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Gin traurises @retgniB fano porz
eeitern 4berlS auf Dem @ait Hiuer bel gtep=
Dorf itatt, Ser Wemorquenr uSames Wfaz
bon" bate flint soblenidlife i'm 3ugtan, als
EN- fleineS Boot, oas nit einsm Stride an
eineln Der anblsnid)iffe bcieltigt NOR Nno orel
Yerionen entbielt, nmifug unb idntmtlid)en
brei Sniafen Den Sob in ben 6lutbsn bersi@
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
Floral Concert.

One hundred voices. The entire class
in beautiful costume. One of the prettiesi
sights ever witnessed in Plymouth.
The members of the musical conven-
ton. which has been in session in our
city for the last four days, will give a
grand Floral concert at the NJ. e. church
on Friday evening next. The entertain
ment will consist of songs, duets, quar-
tettes, choruses, calisthenic and gymnastic
exercises, military drill, tableaux, &c.
The concert will be under the manage
ment of Prof Lyman, who has been en-
gagged for many years bringing out these
concerts in nearly all the leading cities of
the west, and with the most astoni shing
success.
We take leasure in saying to our read
ers that we have seen large number of
notices of the press, letters from multi
tude of the Clergy, Superintendent of
schools, together with documentary EVIL
dence of Prof Lyman's Professional
standing, both in law and medicine, and
all bear testimony of his high professional
standing. and enable us to say to ouI
readers that we doubt not this will te
one of the most novel, amusing and en-
joyable concerts ever given in our city.
Admission only IS cents; children &c
cents. Doors open at O'Clock, com.
mence at 8.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
chow TO GO WE ST..

This is an inquiry which every one
should have truthfully answered before
he starts on his journey, and little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
ton in the last three years as the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting at
Chicago or Peoria, 1t runs direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections to California and the Terri
tories. 1t is also the short line and best
line to Quincy, Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route.
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled How TO 60 WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; large.
correct map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad,
Chicago, Ill. Janl0-74-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
ksarnuna's faipDodrOnle.

The great Hippodrome Barnum's
coming event under canvas. a half mile
of canvas and quarter mile Chariot race
track.
We remember distinctly of seeing Bar
NUNS Great NJ useum CiIcus and Mena-
gerie three times in the West in 1872.
His last sensation is that of great
Roman Hippodrome. In New York city
it covers whole square, with track on
~ about fifth of a mile around. But
here it will be quarter of mile. An
exact counterpart of that will be pres emit
ed to the citizens OF Marshall county, in
Plymouth, on Tuesday, July nth, when
We shall expect To see crowd larger
than ever known here on similar occa
sion. The dippodrome is not il circus,
as those versed in the annals of classic
history very We'll know. We are told by
the managers of this novel enterprise, that
there is no circns at all connected with il,
not even circus ring-oniy Il broad mag
iiuCcub tifCA Is hiuS dS the OHiIc>e
wall, sufficient for horses abreast, to run
with the "eloci,y OF the wind, hitched to
gorgeous Roman and Grecian chariots,
driven by experienced female charioteers.
The entertainment is noinias more nor
less than the perfect revivai OF all the
classic sports and pastimes of the ancient
Grecian and Roman Olympic Festivals
and Games, wherein are beautifully rep
resented Chariot Races, Roman Standing
Races, Liberty Races, Elephant and Cam
el Races, Indian Races, Flat Races, Sack
and Wheelbarrow Races, Walking Races
by JAMES SMITH, the Champion
Walkist of the worlG, who will walk
against running Elephant. Also,
Siecple Chlses and Hurdle Races by Eng
fish Thoroughbreds, with all the Athletic
and Gymnasiic Sports of the Ancient
Curriculum. such rs Pcfilous Flying
Men, Herculean Canon Ball Performers,
Contorionists and Trapezists by a hun
dred first-class male and female champi-
ons of the festivities of the elias sic says of
oriental kings, potentates, and emperors.
The great track, 1000 Fl around.
is covered by spacious canopy, and is
thanked with Ampliiheatre seats capable
of seating 10000 people, with ample pro-
lection from sun aud rain. The whole is
brilliantly Illuminated by night with
5000 patent gas clusters and jets, pre-
senting grand and magnificent sight.
To avoid the great crowds of the evening,
tie morning and afternoon exhibitions
are more preferable for families, ladies
and children
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
Please Take Notice.

Simon Becker offers, from this day, bis
entire stock Of Summer dress goods at
cost
All colors in grass cloth, 121s cts.
Nice lawn, 1915 cts.
Fancy Grenadeen. 20 cts.
Nice japanese Stripe, 90 cts.
Nice dress goods, formerly sold for 40
cents. now %.
Frer CHI gingham % cts.
100 ieces ofdomestic gingham. 10 cts.
Heavy brown muslin, one yard wide, 10
cts.
Fine unbleached muslin, one yard wide,
10 cts.
Also full stock of Denims, hickory
jeans, cloth, and flannel, will be sold
cheap.
In clothing, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, l would call particular attention to
those who want to buy, to come and see
me before purchasing, asI will do you
good. S. BECKER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y

The completion of the great iron bridge
over the Missouri river at Boonville, en-
ables this popular line to offer still better
facilities for the business between the
Northeast and the great Southwest.
Two daily trains win be run between
Hannibal and points in the great Neosho
valley, in direct connection with all lines.
Also, two daily trains between st. Louis
and points in Southern Kansas.
For the Texas trade, new and better
facilities are offered. The rates have
been greatly reduced, and arrangements
have been mads whereby through Pull
man palace sleeping cars are run from
Chicago, Quincy, Hannibal and st. Louis,
to Galveston, without change, passing
through the finest portion of Southwest
Missouri, Southern Kansas, the Indian
Nation, and the most desirable portion Of
Texas.
Any one contemplating trip to South
ern Kansas, the Indian Nation or Texas
should address Thomas Dorwin, general
passenger agent, Sedalia, No.. for cor
rect map, with time tables, rates Of fare
&c, DC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02
Musical Convention.

Prof Lyman has been persuaded to
give our young people and children a
second course of instruction, to continue
3 days, commencing next Monday morn
ing at 0 o'clock at the NJ E. church, and
will give second and final Floral Con-
Ger. next Wednesday evening.
We believe this course of instruction
will be of great advantage to- our young
people, and will enable them to make our
own home entertainments still more
pleasing and attractive. and greatly i'm
prove our Sunday school singing general
Nv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-02

The best Boys and girls ma game, and
the MARSHALL COUNTY REPUBLICAN at
greatly reduced rates. We will send the
MARSHALL COUNTY REPUBLICAN and
DEMoREsT's You've AMERICA, which is
SIOO for one year, to any person who
pays us $3.50, DEMOREsT's YOUNG AMER
IcA is always sparkling with entertaining
Stories, Poems, Music, Puzzles, Games
Travels, and other pleasant features; is
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amuse, instruct and elevate, and assist TO
make the lives of youthful Americans use.
full truthful and happy. 2-tf.