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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-04-23

force, and deeper order, too, and pressed
forward with the resolution always dis
played by the American soldier when
properly led. An attempt to turn the
left was promptly met and defeated by
Cheatham's Vaughn's brigade.
After maintaining the contest for three
quarters of an hour, until more of their
best soldiers lay dead and wounded
than the number of British veterans
that fell In General Jackson's celebrated
battle of New Orleans, the foremost
dead lying against our breastworks,
they retired = unsuccessful - because
they had encountered i1ltreacheo infan-
try unsurpassed by that of Napoleon's
old guard, or that which followed We'll
liDgton into France, out of Spain. Our
losses were
HARDEE's CORPS.
Divisions. Killed. Wounded. Missing Total
Cheatham's ........ .26 IS "a 1875
Cleburne's. ......-.-... IL
Walkers, killed or taken. 80. ....... ... so
2s6
LoRrSe's CORPS.
Divisions Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total.
Ess@s5's ISs,5sl,''; 3 g
NaItoali's. II Is
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Smiths and Longstreet's divisions,
which had arrived. The great army
thus formed, surprising that of the
United States by an attack when it was
expecting to besiege Richmond, would
be almost certain to win and the en-
emy, defeated a hundred miles from
Fort Monroe, their place of reiuge,
could scarcely escape destruction. Such
a victory would decide, not only the
campaign, but the war, while the pres
ent plan could produce no decisive re-
suit
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pomerop, O., s. San. g@eit bret
9egen bat es fortpdbrenb Sag unb
Nadt mebr ober nninber fart sere9net,
9ie Wese in uno nm Pomerop fin6 bo=
benlos; bas @afier i'm Obioffuife tud@it
fort,pdbrenb unb es 11eint Elm nod b0=.
berer WaHeritanb bcpor5uite6er, ats por
einigen Wo9en, ,uu f9on piele SduIer
nit mafTer angefaut tparen. au4 UNI
fer neues am borisen 5onntag erft ein~
eetpetbtes @9ulbaus bdtte beinabe unter
6ie1er obnormen Witteruns 81 let6en se=
babt. Sn Der Na1t bonn 6. auf ben 7.
Sanuar iebte 1i@ ber 9iisel binter ben
@9ulbou1e auf cine 9dnge BON 100 uno
cine 8reite bon 40 SUP in 8emegun9
ouf bos @@ulbaus gu. 8ereits 1T Die
Grbmaffe permii i9t NIT Telsitiiden meb=
rere 6ub gef@lippt jeoo6 i@eint feline
tpeitere @efa9r borDanoen 3u {ein, .als
baB nn1ere @9ulDarb UNI einige Sup er=
b6bt unb Der 8runnen perl9lttet miro ,.
fails bic naKe @itterung nod ldnser
onbalt uno Der Grbratl@ tueiter porans
l9reitet. 'a.-
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&brtfemberfp1AnnA.

gr5biI9 D M amin 9 peroHent=
li9 in ber y $imes" Elm @4reiben, in
tpel9em er ben 8etpeis fiibrt> oaB Die
Talfi@en@e1eke. rpel4e NIT bem@epilien
unb Ser 9eligion Der tatbolil9en 8ep6l=
terun9, nit Der 8erfaliung oer fatbolii@en
Stride unb Der frlbren preubii9en St.
febgebuns I'M Wieberipru@ ftdnbea. nury
bic 1pftcmatii6e 8erse,ualtisung Der
@e9te Der &ir9e gum 3tpede bdtten unb
Die Musfhbruus eints lange por bem pa=
nit Oeiterrei9, 9eplanteu 6elo5uses 9e=
gen bic tatbolii9e STRIDE iein. Der &rie9
pom 1866 unb ipater tuieoer Der Rries
bon 1870 babe ben Man in ben 9!nter=
sruno 9elboben: na@ Der Beiiesuns
Grantrei@s aber bdtten pie 9ebeimen
@eIeui9aften> mel@ bon oer.Nt=
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BUR g a d a + m u /, 9.

Ser pertorbene Sobann &eib per=
ma9te Der 9er5 Seiu @emeinoe gu Bo~
meroD bic @umme pDn $4,000, ,pel9e
@umme our4 Den Seitamentsppaitr aitreder
@barles &abema9er in Cincinnati i'm
9eaember ri6tig in bic Girhenfaile ein<
beSablt nurbe. Dos tpnr lobenSpertD
uno es lit fir beu peritorbenen WoDltba-
ter Elm feierli9es &equiem gebalten mor=
ben. Mber nod lobenspertber mar es i.
ooB Elm nod lebenbes Dlitslieo Der Ges
meinoe su pomerop Dem Beri itorbenen an
Gbelmutb ni9t na6feben tpollte, unb
peri6nli6 $4,000 ocm Yfarrer fir Die
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Dicle bon aDer Speculation freie tp0d)enlid)e
9eitunq fol- nod ber Mbiid)t beS @eraus9ebers
einem 6oppelt 9uten 3tpede bieneu.S Sbce Spals
ten ioQen neben ber Mittbeiluns ber iuiGtis.
ftcu 3eitereigniGe ben 2efern cine nabrbaft
quite belebrenbe uno unterbaltenbe 2eftIre ber.
idaffen uin 10 aur tuabrcn 8ilbuns unb Iuf>
flarune bes 8oltes beijutrasen. sus allen se>
hieten beS Bihens merbea mir bolfStbinlllde
Aufidte br,n9en bamit unier Blatt ipabrbaft
cinGamilienblatt iperbe inbem eS fir alle@lieber
her Camille eineQue0e BET 8elebrung uno linz
terbaltung Elm bunter Martt fit ben san5en
seiftisen Meni1eu tueroe. ST fonit bic Wabl
Der bon uns 3u beipredenoen @egenitanoe u,1<
bel@rant 70 feben mir unS in anoeren 8e3ie>
buns oieS1ranfe, ,bab uir ein5i9 bic @runoiabe
Der @abrbeit unb bes Ne9tes in unferem 8latte
Dertreten tpollen., - @enn nun bierna@ unier
8latt ieinem inneren Yrogramm ge,nab idon
mit &ed)t Nnipru9 auf bic ipeiteite 8erhreituns
MAIDEN fonn, 70 iit bieies nod biel ,nebr Der
Gall ieines auberen 3medes tpegen. Nidt UNI
iroiI9en 2obn ODER @etuinn, fat oer $erauSse>
Der Die vSbio" ins 2eben serufen, ionoern
bo6ere Nlptibe beranlabtcn bte @riinoung bes
8tattes Ser san3e @eminn oer iid aus Der
uObio" erseben tpiro, fol- obne NbSng benz
;3Dede aeiuibn,et fein, cine Seinatb fir eltern>
loie unp peripabrlobte &inoer in oer Dioaeie
SOtulHnu6 6u ytuuotH. Wy Iutu utt UtultI
reden, iollen in 6ieer prqjettirten slnitalt olle
Sinber obne @iidiidt auf bic @cligion Der 81
tern ODER auf Die Saut farbe Nu fuahne uno8er>
pFeouns iinoen, DerSerausseber une &eoatteur
Ser Ohio" perlan9t fir feline Wiibe uub @rbeit,
Die ibm bas 8latt mabt ,:teinen deitliben &c.
p,uu bic id0nite 8elobnuu9 tpirb i6m iein,
luenn bic proiettirte anitalt re@t balo ING 2eben
treten tann.9as iit aber nur m0slid, lpenn iid
Die 3abl Der Nbonnenten ouf penisftenS 10000
belauft. Sci benz Preiie bcr v0bio", Die bil(iser
1T, ais anoerc 8eitunsen> Tam ii@ nnr ourd)
cine srobe 8erbreituns Elm .nambafter lleber>
ldub fir ben beabf9tisten bobltbdti9en 9ped
ersehen. QSir bitten baber aae Menfdenfr nfreunbe
bic 8erbreituns Der vSbio" m0slidit gu for>
bern. Sebcr oarf nit &edt hebaupten, bab tein
@lott in bet @elt 10 lebr Masemeiue unteritib>
una oerbieut ols uniere vObio1. = ga 10 biel
5dminbel uno 8etrus in bieiem Qanbe bor>
fommt, 10 uolteu tuir gu benz @eia9ten nod
binSufigen, boS unicrc Gisenidaft als 4rieiter
unb SeeliorSer in Bomerob uno bic oben .ab-
seorudte Gmpfeblun9 beS Sodpiroi0iten 8is
1hofs bon Columbus allen @eroabt elmer
Gaulduug fern 1qltep n,ub. ....... ...-
.~."'. &ep. Soiepb Setting.
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@pracblebre fit Woltsi6ulen BON
%. 8ubler. ct. Souls, 9. 9eroer, 19
6. TInite @trabe. Preis IS Gents.
Die1es gut eingebunbene 8u9lein lit dl=
Berit pratti19 nit 5ablrei6en Mufgabe1e
nerieben. bamit oabur6 unb bur9 ein=
fade &eseln Der @9iiler bic beut1be
@pra9e in ibrer gan5en @96nbeit 1th
aneigne, Das fir bic rneiiten Men}9en
$rofene unb 2an9metltge, bas fait ale
@pra61ebren bur9mebt, 1T tn bieIem
8a6lein slidli6 prmieben, obue hob
babur@ ber pirfli@en Grlernung Der
Spra6e gintrq9 sel9eben ,udre. Wir
empfeblen baber alien 2ebrern unb @9ul=
poritdnben bieie @pra6lebre CUR Pra=
fung.
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Maenten ber xShipH:

Maentcm Der x&obip":
einciunati, S. 8ensieer Brotbcrs. .,
sronton, $. @ob. 6. Cid.
Yiue@rupe, .. @eb. $. S. Raud.
~ortsmoutb, .. Martin @ bel.
Marietta, $. 2ouis g 9mibt.
Miple9, 8. Sobn 8. @aro. .....'-t.
stetu &i3mono, 8. Gran5isea @ibbels., ,.
Wittsbura, Ya. 80. .8uerfle, 552 pennSt.
St.Graneis Stati n, @is. 8. Satobs,
@bicago, sn. 81 ii blbauer Be9rle.
81. aoSis, Wio. $. SerSer. ~# =
@aipar @ierinser, 8irminsbam, IN.
8u9anan 9. $. ALLEGHENY So. Ya.
Nlle uuicre sgenten ne6men 8eFeuunsen auf
uuler 8latt ent9e9en, fotpie 8ablunsen bafiir.
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9as Mbcunement auf bic vObio" fam
jeoer3ejt be9inren. - Mir t0nnen neuen
Mbpmnenten feline Der friiber erI9ienenen
9tummern ra1liefern. - Ser tliebrige
Nbonen,entspreis bon $3.50 flr oas Sabr
1nub unbeoingt oraus be5ablt werben
uno mir ienoen ME mebr, als orei Num<
mera cbue 3e;aJ:vn9 an eine NoreiIe.
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Meterspfeltnt8.
Tilr ben heifiAeit gSater.

Oem 9eraussebsr bieies @dttes iinb
bon elmer unbefannter perfon $3.50 fur
ilnieren l6perbebrdnsten beiligen 8ater
pius TX. sugeianbt. Mir erfldre1 iltts
beceit, nod meitere @aben fur ben beilts
gen Yotersin Gmpfan9 gu nebmen uno
bariiter an bieier Stelle su quittiren.
Sobalo oieie 8eitrdse 5un. Peterspfen=
mtg eine gr6Bere @untme ausma9en !,
,uerben mir bielelbs na9 &om ienoen. 60
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~ { ~ 49, w y W."
le, bic mir in Yomeron nit @Dttes
9ilfe bur1 Die freipilligen Beitrd9e gu
ter Menl6en erbaut uno pollenoet baben
bat am lebten Sonnta9 Die fir9li@e|
@eibe erbalten. 9as 9anae S9ulse=
bduoe aug 'Badfeinen fat iebt 7S SUB
9anse in Der Tront an Der Strabe bel
26 SUB Breite. 9a oieles S9ulbaus
tpie fa1t ale @ebauoe in 9omerop auf
bugelieem 8oben itebt 10 1T bas Sum
bament in Der Sront 7 SUP bod aug
9auiteinen auf9efiibrt uno es fiibrt bon
oer @trub BE eine ,fteinerne Sreppe in bie=
ler 96be aur @insanestbir. 3,pei an
bere Ginsanestbiiren befinben li6 cine
an Der einen @ibel1eite einc anbere on
Der 9tud1eite. Sait in Der Wlitte oes
9o9es bdn9t Die fleine S@ulslpde in
einem Sbiirn9en !, einem 1o9enannten
9a6reiter. 9iele @lode ion Der 1pie=
lenben Susenb Die Stunoe pertlnben !,
tpenn bas 2ernen beginnt uno oufb6rt.
gn Dem neuen Sbeile Der S9ule 3tpil9en
Dem erfen uno 3peiten @todperfe lit in
ben eiiernen Mntern' Die SuDr5abl 1873
onsebra9t. Sm Snnern ,uiro oas
@9ulbous bur6 einen Gang, ber au9
bic Sreppe entbdlt, in ieoem Stodlperf
in apet @9ul5ilnmer abgetbeut, 10 baB
bas ean5e @ebduoe bier serdumise uno
freunoli9e @9uQofale entbdlt unb fir
800 Rinber beeuem Wab bQrin lit. Wor=
ldufig tueroen nur brei S9ul3i,lmer BE-
nubt, pd1renb bas pierte gum Derlamm=
lungslofale oer fir9li9en @ereine bient.
M69e oenn nun bieie mQterieQe 10 19bn,
ia gegenlpGrti9 nod 196ner, als unler
@ottesbaus ein9eri6tete @9ule f9 als
cine @obltbot fiir bic @emeinbe ertpeilen.
sc tpiro jebt ben guten @9mei tern. bic
| f4 bisber i@on nit 10 9roBem @ifer ber
Graiebuns Der &inocr setpibmet bQben
elm UNI 10 sr0beres @er9nisen lein, bic
&inoer gu unterri@ten. Non @eite ber
Stride lit bier nun M0es ge19eben mas
m09lid lit, Die fotbolii@e Sugeno Don
pomeroD gu brou9baren uno niibli@en
@lieoern Der men1 6li@en @ele l9aft
tpie gu Bir9ern bes 9immels beranau=
biloen, M09ten. benn nun au6 INNER
bic Gltern nit benz Prieiter uno ben
2ebrerinnen 9ano III 9ano an Dem
@liide ibrer &inber arbeiten oenn obne
Die bduslide Gr5iebuns blcibt bie @6ule
in ben meiiten Tduen fru9tlos fir Die
3inoer. - uniere beiliee tatbolil9e
STRIDE triinldt uiGts onberes, als oas
Slid aller ibrer Mitglitper fir 3eit uno
Gpigfeit, uno oa Die grSiebung barouf
einen 10 groben meiitens ent]9eioenoen
GinFuB ausiibt 10 tann Die &lrde nie<
malls oas ibr BON @ott perliebene @e6t
ouf Die Gr5iebun9 ouf9eben. Was Die
STRIDE in ben S6ulen uiinl9t unb min
sebt 10 re9t berpor ans ibren .@ebeten
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BET Der ginmeibung zines neilen Sbulz
bauIes, Die mir bier anfiibren. 4.
slad Abfinguns Der 9itanei BON aIlsa Reilt.
1gen, Der anrufun9 6e8 Fl. @eiftes uno e.'sein
gebete bes asrieffers bab er bie ginpetbuns
tpdrbig boIlbringen inSee fprid9fI oerlelbe fol'
l9enbeS @ebet fir bic S1ultinber:
N1md9tiger, epiger Soft mir bitten
Sid Febentli9, baB 9u Di9 ,piiroigelt
auf Define Rinber 5u bliden giebe in
| lire 6ersen bic @nabe oes FL. Settles
banit lie, babur9 erleu9tet uno belebrt,
basienige erfennen, mas Sir poblgefdl-
Zig 1T, uno banit iie aunebmen, ME an
Mlter, 10 au1 an Meisbeit unb @naoe.
9ur@ @briftum uniern 9errn. Mmen.
gor benz reuen saulbauie felbft ipri6t Der
ErieFer folsenbe @ebete :' !, :! ~
Numd9tiger, etpiger @ott Der Dn
beinen PrieItern lnter anoeren @naoen
au6 bteIe perlieben baft baB basienige,
tpas 1ie in 9einem Namen tuiroig ,no
re6t berri9ten, als BON Sir geI9eben
an9eieben wiro; mir bitten Deine un-
en6li9e 8armber3isfeit, baB Du bieies
9aus, oas mir belu9en, 1e9nen woQeit,
6amit bel un1erem gingan9e bur3 bic
@eroienite 9einer 9eiligen Der b6fe
Teinb baraus fiebe unb Ser gnseI bes
Griebens ieinen gtn3ue balte. 'f.~
9eili9er 9err Numadtiser Water
bur9 bic Tirbitte 9einer beilt9en S9=.
natius unb @loiiius ie9ne bieles 9aus,
iesne unIeren gingan9, ie9ne bic S@ritte
unierer TiiBe tuie 9u bas Saus Der pa=
triar9en Mbrabam, Slaaf uno Satob 9e<
iegnet 1ait. Dur9 Gbrii itum UNI iern
9errn. 9lmen. /
ssn een sdnlbauie felbf fpri@t BET YrieFer
nnter Nnberen folgenbe @ebete:
9err SeIu @briite, Der 9u Deinen
Si9ern seiast bait tpenn i9r in Elm
9aus fommt 10 ipre9t Trtebe lei bte=
fem 9au1e; mir bitten Sid LAB jenen
Trie6en iiber bieies Saus tommen oas
5ur @r5iebun9 Der Su9enb beitimmt iit;
lab ienen 5rieben fommen iiber ale, bic
barin tueilen, lebren unb lernen; be-
nabre oieIe, Serr, DOR aller &ranfbeit;
erfu1e Die in bielen1 9auie 9ebrenben
nit oew @eiite Der Wi0en19oit Der
geisbeit unb Der @ottesfur6t; erfiille
bic in bieltm 9aule 2ernenoen nit 9eiz
ner @naoe, bamit Iie oasienise, mas fie
9}ubli9es unb 9eiliames lernen, NIT it,.
rent Weri itanoe erfoiien in ibren 9er5en
bebalten, in ibren Werfen ausiiben, 6a=
nit in N1em 9ein Same seebrt ,peroe.
8et un 1erem Gin9ange iegne unb beilige
bte1e @Gule, bamit tnnerbalb Der Mau=
ern oieies 9auies bic gnseln 9eines
| Sriebens wobnen uno bahelbe ,pie aud
bic eqrin Weilenhen 2ebrenben unb
2ernenoen bel |9uben. 9ur6 g9riitum
|unIern 9errn. Mmen,
5eene, Serr, bie1eS @aus unb LAB
oorin lein' @elunbbeit unb 9eiligfeit
Susen6 unb Gbre, 9emutb, Site, Sang
mutb, Miloe, Qernbeeierbe uno bic Tiiue
oes @eiebes, @eborfam uno 9anfbarteit
ge9en @ott ben 0ater unb ben @obn
uno ben III. @eif. 11nb bieier Sesen
lei iiber bieiem 9auie unb bieiem 8labe;
unb iiber ale Die barin ,peilen, barin
lebren, oarin lernen, fomme bic iieben-
fade @nabe bes beiligen @eiltes. 9ur9
Gbriitum unieren 9errn. 4men.
3urNad)a a bmur1
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THANKSGIVING.
Hy 'he President of the Emitted States
OfAmcFiCa;


We ale reminded by the changing seasons
that Il Is time to pause in our daily vacations
aud offer thanks to Almighty God for the mcr-
cies and abundance of the year which Is draw
ing 10 u close.
The blessing Of free Government continues to
be vOuchsaiel TO u, the earth has responded 10
The labor of the husbandman the lamp has
been free from pcstlence internal order l.
being maintained, and peace with other powers
has prevailed. II Is lllting that at stated periods
we should cease from our accustomed pursuits
aud from the turmoil Of our daily lives and
unite in thankmncss lor the blessing OF the
past, and in the cultivation of kindly feelings
toward each other NOW, therefore, recogniz-
~ these considerations, |, ULYSSES ; GRANT,
iI'alu'i'' 80 49,, United g"'N't - Iu,onmpnd
TO all citizens 10 assemble in their rcspcctiy,
places of worship on Thursday, The 2Gthc ,Inv of
SoVemher next, and express their thank f,r
the mercy and favor of the Almighty God, and
laying aside all political contentious, and all Sc
cular occupations, 10 observe such q day Of
praise
IN witness whereof, I have herewith set
ms hand and caused the -val ui tie United
states TO be an Ncd done AT the city OF
Washington this, the twenty seventh day
Of October, in the year lSIi, and of the In
dependence of the uitcd States the ninety
ninth
T. $ GRANT
IIANUroN Fi-u, secretary Of State
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Chr Bnlletin.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l2, 1874
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mis-, Mary Walsh. who i the cham
pion lady in the stag hunt at Barn'm's.
was married in a balloon at Cincinmti.
Here is fame \ lilc-li<e portrait made
of Henry Ward Bcechcr has jus. been
added 20 Madame Tussaud's waN-work
show in London.
DO You know that complicated
water, stepped in a cloth saturated with
the liquid, will force generation il seeds.
the vitality of which is almost cxtmctY
The death is announced of Mr.. IIun,y
I.angdon Childe, the inventor of dissoly-
| ing views. Mr.. Childc belonged to n
family ofpaintcrs. lie was in hi. ninety
third year.
| Partisan ladies' are so oycrburdencd
with beads and bugles on their costumes
now that they 80 tinkling and ilngglin
through the streets like the celebrated old
lady who had rings on her dngcr- and
bells on her toes.
"A newly MARRIED Daabury couple re-
Gently started out ON their wedding tour,
accompanied by a small sized two year
old infant. which they had hired for the
purpose Of dcceiving the vulgar public in
the matter of their new found bliss.
Nineteen years ago Tennessee
f''tlar refused 30 let his young daughter
20 to candy-pull. and she disappeared.
The other day She returned, lifted eleven
children out of the wagon. and entered
the house and took on her things n
coolly as if she hadn't been gone over n
day.
Here is an episode from a Palais |
Royal farce; 4. is making love to G..
who is Il. wife. and scents BIS coat with
musk \. j, on the point of kissing G.
when he smells mischief in the air She
waits. eXpectant of the embrace: he
turns up his nose, sniils and changes the
tone of his remarks. Tablcaux
Miss Katie Field will make her debut
upon the metropolitan stage next Sa,ur-
day evening as Peg Wellington. iu
MASKS and Faces. . She has been study
Ing under the care of Mr.. G. Wheatlcigh.
and we anticipate that her histronic rcpu-
tation will equal If not surpass the fame
She has already won in the field, of liter
AIRY labor.
twenty-five thousand dollars will be
offered for the dead body of the man who
wrote the following poem:
"lf was q lokle editor,
Would't have timer
wouldn't print ousscd word
For lessen a 5 II line.
IA get my grub and Ticker free,
n tickets 10 the shows,
wouldn't pay for buggy hire,
Wouldn't wear good close y
Washington gossip has it that Admit
raj Porter's handsome mansion bids fair
to be ablazc with the brilliant light of
honcymoons this winter, rs the pUan-
announcing the marriage of his two sons
with Southern hcircsscs are waited us on
the wings of autumnal winds. and Dame
Rumor conlidentially informs Us that
Miss Lizzie has brought to her feet a Dis
tinguished New York journalist, with all
his money, enterprise, horses. and soup
philanthropy Miss Porter Is conspicu-
on, for her finely moulded figure and ex-
puislte taste in dressing. and her very
graceful dancing.
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pROl'I.AMATION.

In observance q a time honored Cu,tor, !,
John l., Bc,erdgc, Governor Of the safe Of
Illinois, do hereby recommend and appoin,
Thursday, the Goth instant as lay of Thanks
giving aud praise
Letall the people everywhere at Aomc and in
their respective places of worship, gle thanks
and praise to Almighty God lor the mercic- and
blessing of another year, aud invoke the csntin-
-. ID, a.. a., dpon the State ana
IN Witness "hcnofI hcrcup,o so, M. ,,,,...
,"-e i'o seal OF the ,tas of n,inai ''l "''n''"'d
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BY the Governor
l.EALl JOITNI u,,,ro,,,,
IroHCE II HAmow.
Secretary OF State
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Obstacles to Marriage

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l ! lcris of 'rlur| and auu.,, iu early l.ie
Manhood rt-fHpl luuoilmpnts 10 marriage
removed New u.rtNpt ~ treatment New Hui
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

tongues. In many places wells have gone
dry, springs have ceased to flow, and the
general cry is waterl water! if it only
would rain or snow, any way to get wa-
ter. Grain is suffering for the want Of It.,
and unless kind Providence brings about
some great change, there will be mary
empty gamers for the farmers to sigh
over In 1875. Wheat, although light
crop the past season, was of tolerably
good quality, and were 1t not for the ruin
0usly low prices. farmers would have no
reason to complain. One can not well at.
ford to raise wheat in Virginia, at dollar
per bushel, with taxes that are draining
the vitality out of him. Bad legislation
has made Virginia a bit subject tor the
charnel house, and how she is TO keep
her lettering bones together, would be
enough to puzzle the head of a Gladstone,
Is IL q wonder that one can find Virgin
ians In almost every nook and corner"
throughout the whole west?
Corn was almost failure In places, es-
pecially, in counties south of us; yet. they
have enough, plenty in the midst of scar
city. and SO long as they can keep their
heads above water, We shall not hear
much grumbling.
Yours Truly,
RALPH ADAMS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y

The completion of the great iron bridge
over the Missouri liver at Boonville, en-.
ables this popular line TO offer still better
facilities for the business between the
Northeast and the great Southwest.
Two iaily trains will be run between
Hannibal and points in the great Neosho
valley, in direct connection with al 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, aud arrangements
have been made whereby through Pull.
man paiaes slseping ears are run from
Chicago, Quincy, Hannibal ssd St. Louis,
to Galveston. without change. passing
through the finest PARTON ef Southwest
Missouri. Southern Kansas, the Indian
Nation, aud the most dsstrahls portion Of
Texas.
Any one contemplating trip 10 South.
ern Kansas. the Indian Nation or Texas
should address Thomas Dorwin, general
passenger agent, ssdslia, No.. for . cor.
rect map, with time tables, rates faro
&C., DC.