Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 13, Plymouth, Marshall County, 25 April 1861 — Page 2

ped6ivn to theie sentiments, in respectful

PCRMSHKD WUILT BV

iHiiguge, and on a piopst occasion, some

Our Position.

no other effetO on u, so far as ralftiag ihn 3d. Of the remaining 40,00b, 5.000 are

It is well knowr to ull whoaro aequais- American flag ia concerned, than to induce expected to bo thrown into Western Texas,

i r a f. rm n nn nn. .- a . 1 . 1 I ' . 1 . . .

v ivi in o 'im i' u .ii-'iinu w in; II lllC U II" .

S3 (3 O O O . O O

'fii witli us, and those who read the Dkm- us to de'er it until those who mad1 the

villainous cowards have been sneaking ' orn at last weak, that oar voice ia. and baa threats cnaid hare an opportunity of exe-

PLATT

mm ,t.ttv ibout town, and telling thai we were a hen, for peace : and that M DONALD, :::::::: Editor. ... , ;, ; .. .. t . , , r f , tiaiior, and that it would not be safe for us I pressmn to peaceful senMn

forgiving ex- outing them.

ionists ofthat Hinte will irmher. 4th 26,000 will be employed in a dem

onstration for the relief of Fort Pickens,

W O R T H O F

PLYMOUTH, INDIANA: Tim tisD.vY, Ami ?5ni, 1M. The Bigkt of 6pe .eh. and of the Press to be Curtailed.

Fren 8peeeh' and "Free Press," have

isnents, we have Ws revere that fl as t tie emblem of our ; and the recapture of the other fortification

I to utter such en;imen.9 in ten or fifteen j been charged with being a accession -ym- country our whole country and not a about Pen-.aeoln bay. ' from now. and other divers threat, of1 pathizer, h traitor, rebel. A'c We do not star erased. And when our country calls, '. 5;h" 10'000 mfln rJ be kept hovering ; hat thev would do, whit h bore with so wish to be understood as being in f vor of and "grim visaed war presents his wrin- 7 t;ansPor,s between Charleston ! . . . . b ' and Savannah, to worrv the tebell by neoI little weight upon OUT mind that we do t peace at the sacrifice of lienor, for there is k!ed from," and the olive branch of peace cessitating the presence of a lame defen-

j a point beyond which forbearance ceases is spumed with inprecations, let us rally , sive force in both places, and effect a Ian

to be a virtue ; and if the Confederate for- around that emblem of hum.n liberty, and

AT THE Sign of the Golden Boot. Sold, lo per c;- Atoovo Cost !

not now recollect thorn

We also received two anonymous letters

ces attempt the invasion f the North, or defend our country, our homes and our

warning u- to desist from th-J course we

I -. .1 I . 1 T P . t i i it.. i 1 ir i i

ever been a cardinal principle of the Be- , uP"n wet'K wno oi .nem make an unprovoke attack- on wasnmg- nonor. .1.... I I ;J . i , . a t

pybiuanuartv. ami! the Dreseat time. On I91 im" wowa nnu ',r ,n ton. that point win nave oecn pasu. as

thia. print ipl'-, the correctness of which has

never been denied by the Democratic par

fellow River, and the other that we would the Government is threatened with de

bars to "NTS (As 'fWy," the exact nature! struction by a powerful military combina- The Volunteer Company organized at

Volanteer Meeting.

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iv the r;ii ed an intermnib'e civ ovm- ' I lion, and witnout surncient canse, as we uua pwi mi m im win own wssmi

what ihiT tnrnifil the trraaieal laai and is ;i"ub:lt's ow.atswwg severe. Here is I think, for adnpHng teh a ruinous method day afterr.oon, for the purpose of electing!

an ! customs of the South, which made it Hteg il and unafu to speak or write acninal salver .. i me localises where spaaking u- ! wr.ting would b .1 nmc dal to the inlanatai Mh) p'?ace of the comtannity.

Bal i:i v'ne sawsi MM of akoat fo ir weeks

of obtainina redress for real or fancied owners.

diner wlienever opportunity shall ofler

The army operations will be seconded bv a strict blockade of the months of the lfissjssppl and all the Southern forts. Orders for a general blockade have not, as ' reported already, befn issued, but will

donb'Iesslj be given as s-'on as th steam

Irl gates now fitting out will be ready for Pea.

JOST RECEIVED AT THE SIGN OF GOLDEN BOOT, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES!

The programme reflects exae'lv what i th government has decided to do, but will

Pljascsjthi Ind., April 18 'CI. grievances, wo favor strengthening The C mp:iny being called to order, of course ba materially changed in case Mr. Editor of the DeatOOraU-But: Bf the hand of the President to enable him " motion of If. B. Uattinglj, O. II. P. JVilginis and the other b r h r slave States ' ' 15 .:i i. m. .z u 1. m- ! . i

i onuwi i nmrnuin. j enouio Beewwe. waamngron, nowerer, ion of J. II. Divr, A.Johnson trill be defended, and F.rt Pickens reliev-

EVUK llROt'UHT TO PLTUOVTH.

p-ru. i .g your columns I praoaive ou an- ' nr,f(cl Hnd i1fl)d places and property w" coincidinu' With the Ü d traitors of , . , ....... , . Ul1 rn"!

the South'. Now all I have to sav to you. j is, thai you had bolter change the tone

t I . ' n-o r-i tn Ii ifin f. 1 1 t ai - rv - fit, v ' i

SO MM as nvi v; v,vfi ii uv va w j uc j " " - . W.ll ' 1 1 tt' ' 'U V Bat while art for upholding ÜM integri- Mr. Bailey ßtated the object of the

meeting to be for the election of ofii-

ed, at anv cost of blood and treasure.

k i ..i .. .i i i i. .. of vnur narji- or Voll A hiul vour press (v u t ie nation, at a h .arils. anI n ac-

of their erA ..1 mm show.,. Hu. 't U,v;r: 1 hve .,wrJ ü" 3aa0(' 'g sposal of the Executive all the . . ,; . .. H

. .. . .... uatemeiit made by several D'mociats as : . ,. w saottoa, .f n. r. tfaiiev was i

ri : Retire asaiefiattotts upon the heads of 9t aB Republicans I ' 4" ou,,,M .,cwo,,,v'M . moaalj cheeA Captain. .i i ... - . tphpI i nv:iMon . we do no intend ?hit i r i t i i t L it r .

nose who cnsciexUioUSIT ana t.onestlv 1 .urs

Washington 1 8tti

diii'er wi h them sad the present national alias tatst ration, r. 1 itive to the cause, extent, a;..! remedies for the present national trouble. That there nhouli b'i a dif-

.ereriv-of opinion on this point, between

A FIUXXD TO THC UNION. Also a Deasocrat, This is No. 2 :

The aiustsriag of asta Isitoiag on briskly. A'l

mam- the Norraem ud Westi rn ineo in theettv are or-

panizod tor active SSrvSSS. G n, Lane, United

or 8 States Senator firem K.ki-hV, eoatannda aUut one

shall bo foi gotten, tliai the Republicans are Basse before the meeting as a candidate hsnitrnij fnnnu. HHnnii nnit stinssnksanlti men,

ertirely responsible for UM present state ! of domestic afiairs. While we rejoice to

ClUSTOXERS : fin nt mv store, cist Mile of MiehigMS trsct, evorj de.-cription nnd kinj of ' Lettes, Gcntlomen s, Boys'; sslssssi auJ CWkfeen'a wear, tmgefhm with a larff tock of A?V arrantcd DEaLOrsao-Mctcio WOrlt ! ! tJ'I will sell a BETTER BOOT or SttOE for LESS MONEY, than any Dry Goods stere, or mo otaej 'artabUiluncai in Pfyawatk. V? will Wmrrmmt all Mg iVaWKäom Enstirn und ff W Mmit tu: mtmi dl that rips free of chary t . HZTI h.ive a ajsry large flock, and am bound to sell at prices to suit ihe hard times. A Large stock of LEATHER AND FINDINGS always kept on hand. The Highest Market IJirice in Cash Paid for Hides.

! see them willing to do gometh'nj active

1'lvmouth, April 19, '01

I'. Me Donald Sir: No d 1 trait bf wav of support 'o the ffOVernesent. and

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for the office of 1st Lieutenant.

Jvdm M. Moore svirsested the name of Amas i Johnson for the HUBS ofli.-e. Devor received 23 votes and Johnson SO, On motion of DTar, Amasa John- ,

thtrt srbo Bars alaraja diflerad with each "r f ' Lhu:,ie 3"ourjg've them credit for being the Jirsl party tos) was declared unanimously elected

M .. r j .

ther on a'i almost all questions offaveffsj ( L-l ; me other lory demoerais Icicarc how

aoatal policy, a-.d i'tose loucniüg the j they talk they arc mniked men

rights ol citizens ander the laws, u n t tr.jt; ; n.-rher sVoS it prove, to ana ( xtcat wisstawafi that iHoaj wiio differ from fhe A lmi;ii; ration, or a m.ij.oity of the BOasile, aie "frat.'ort." or "rebels," and as .mc!i, sh ?i'd be pt:t down or hung up. The privilege, r lh riht of opposing

the pi

who-

has

1 1 m e

opposed to the Demociacy that ver sras

willing to ht dp the nation in t i ie of war.

fitere is an froa Laagoe hers to punish we do not moan that our readers shall loss

j lories and traitors

Joseph Lvnch, Washington Retlr, Wei

come Rice, John U. Devor, and James If. Hartman were aosalnated fwr the office of Ensign D arer

Foil THE UNION A C ' i n M in.

sight of the fact that it is a war of their Joseph Lynch rect-iving th hifheat rtmH1

Mis eouaagsst, 6saa Pemcrejii a Lieutenant in the sauia coriipanv. Cessnia M. Clay eal hifsssttyta Philttde'phia to-day, ami h .s piaCfl b'-en ssajafrai in awasterinsj a fbree, and to night it saaskstM about two soadrsd sfths best sssa is the

Ssnth, In the rank.- arc governmeal sflrialt. high and low, fereiga Itflnirtcri. (Tailed Bl Uei BenKtsrs, &c Colonel Lemon, Sfj II of she District, M First Jieutcnaut, an'. W'iliin Millard,

(Juited Statea Ssarshal of tbs Esstera district of

PlySMath, Indiana, April ii.", ltrbl 13tf

j:. PAUL.

H E A I )-Q D A U T E R S HASLANGER HOUSE,

FOR

own breeding, and that it is am w ar, nambsr of votes cast, was. on motion of

Wsahiogtos K lly. de Inrd ein. -ted. 0. II. P. BAILEY, Chm'n,

and not with a foreign e Deans such as lb or

The first sm dropped in the post office, predecessor, opposed. The boy who will

and the sosoad on the atair-waw leading to pl;lv vvl fil(4 and y Lsadlsas of the warn.

ingof danger, may well cry for help whan

Amass Jowrsoit, Sei.'y.

ur offi'-e

If tlete low, tMM, lying, tool- of more j m M;t ßro t0 j

as own garmenls or the

entitled

ptsaeipieaaad p -: ,y of those ante ptsWs raU. are swtied wüh wk4 ,,,u$ft . vet hw U beyond question 'l:U,i7,.7nni';!t" "" i-ng tl,-y have done ; w5 hope that lo help, 'ns well ss deserving of c never been denied until the present .u.. .v:m nfei nn-il tie lm on r tne i lerrain quu i tin n ti e i me so thev may well call upon us no

Dariagoar war with Mexico, afcoal for action arrives and thon pitch the the i,

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BUssm jwari a.M. me oppoanioa to u was WJ .llfr river if ihej can

c iSlure ;

now to lav

The Meeting at Bourbon. We ham heon furnished with thd pro-

eeedirer of the Union meetir.u at Bour-

mm bon, last t

raaia, bj Second! Lieutenant.

, Hie city is in the BfSatOSS StilS of excitement, lad haa sesa all day. Tbe srriea of Virginia in psaaag the tseass on O.'lin.ince, and n-piv ot Gov. I LsScaerte the leaieea4i reatdawiea for troops frfttn the State tose. -tain ÜM federal do eminent,

definitely settles the question. VsaStington is tobe t.ie rre.it battle gmaad, and the Con fedt rate States backed by 'iiyin:::, will

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-i as

. . ... . DSneentrntev arinv of oik.' hundred tlunsa!i.l m-u sainrdar, bat owing to the crowd J sa the aanJu of tue IVumic, is t;..-.e, as thev

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f f

:-"t 'v ,-. :. the nrcsun? A luiini.-.tiati-in U-r.-.i the

sarong, that at one lasse, in the Con g re?-

We can inform ihem, and all others who BSBS) take an interest in the matttr, that

of the Unit j States aappliea were voted

to MSI nrass there in Mexh-, by r Hre : WA nr ro 0I) f tD4 ..sc1ry" kind, efajarstjofoaa, ihoSSJ toliag SfSaaal Being isosallj when the threats cJme from such o f,.,ed to the war. The present Chief C3nler;ipiible. pusillanimous, diiveiling Magif4rale of our IStti m, did s!l iM his ,Mt-h,a H ;l,03e which have been made

against us.

UDon our coluntoa, we can onlf find room

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wn mi party uiuerencea to oury a-. ftir tU re6yiulio,,s. The officers of the nitulof the nation.

I 11 :iHn recollections--toahout for glory mee,jnjr W6n,: g, Qaosss, President, Tue 5ontb do sot expect to hold it, bot the j are B..S... 1 . mm i I a m ...

and II

peaser to prevent the fr'h t prot;roM of lit' armv, which was achtarins the moat

glarinaa sieiossas, by the introduction of of ut gefc hich we do not now fully en

IsksssMraiad ,4sf0i resolutions." One jorS)J anj U(ja ourkelf iesponib!e for. We WW h ' ehk f am ten thousand of reiteruU. lhem this week, and shall do so

the idsltnistratioa party, and Baiting in

to cling to the M stars and stripes," anil

help them save the naisM that they have ! into trouble, and save from ruin ;! e people they have duped into such tertible folly. We mean lo help them, but we do not mean that the people shall forget that that are the aWthora of the troub

le afattinffl? Secretary. The fi,!1-v etcnued thai tlit- Lincoln govercatcnl W " '...11 : 1 :f.l . :.

, , . . H 1 1 I iiv . I' l'itllll U' l. 11 111' , I .III I'll. V 'II'. 11. resolution which tolluw were adopted , " . 1 Within Ihe neat ten cays the A(hnn.?'r: i. .n unanimously: w ill concentrate a. nitnv tro. r - can be tic comWensaft, Hands of muiderous rebels oasdated, las dtr is vulnerte freni nearly ev-

and ttaiiors have plundered our ports, ar- ert direction lornmadedai it is by A ir-inia an.i A, C. Stalcy! Store Room under Masonic

seaass and ssrasoriaa, rohhsd oar mints, llsrylsad, Theas States ss well si the entire boaabarded our forts. Hied into our vs- South, rm awan u the : m aa.

BOOTS s SHOES! CASEY Sz MOHEY Hive removed to

There were no sratcments in our issue j..s and thal theV must re;lp at je.is, one

se'.s, with the intention of overthrowing thia ohirioua Union wiiic.'t cost our f hp.

reward of theif tirot or corruption, in the rmhers war of seven years, sacrificing irrevocable essssV mnati"n of their creed by their homes, their treastue and blood,

Ye w .1 il vert i e m M t h.

the people at the next ballot -box.

While we are willing to shout w ith them

in future nambers of the papr, and thoee

l.rt f i r . T 1 1. i'r vi ltnt liv rr.orc cai. lln.r . r l . ft . J ft .

' r "V . " ranwnaarosni naosn u can make f r gtars an(J glli we sjKiil iv. an

r u mo oi lfm. ",ia m (addition! "Me hurmh !" as a Km nM. .l H official capiwiiy. M bi diod to .r m.Xld, MM by toUM lfat ii'lIM ik btU Co

scape -srnices who have not the asnalinsss or cour'r'- to confront us face to face, or t.ver their own aitnatore. Wo defv their

ihal he h3Wfd the M xirtns Vowid welcome our soldiers "with bloody hands to hospitable graves " And yet, thse men and hess followers cali men traitors for hold-

iajg ihe opini m that il is not policy for have engaged ia this crusade against u

tke Worth, roaiaseatad by the arc vera

ment oflBcials at Washington, to

reminder

nven-

tiens, nn 1 speeclis. and passed resolutions giving birth to their party under the Stars and. swipes, with fifteen of thotS

threats and spurn the support of all who ,.arg bjollojottL 'phis was ths irtt mu-

RKC III BTS! All thoo tUslfbCsBd m tin' sNstMtfwbtr or tltc late lim . : k ''it if.ift X' iii 1 L t . ! tiir-rrl. sro inowl

U-iion, with the Stars and Stripes waiving, nrnesd v,-.m, t d to call txl nnr an. or the war

! all hazards, and we now pl.idgc our sa- pott stop ferwaasef mesna lo om oa thesame.

therefore, Retotved, That we will maintain this

We shall sp-ak our sentiments boldly,

. v ! without fear or favor, though all the nubirrsirt: !rt I im f- Ii r. I rv omhiÄe

th-sul.jug.uioo of the uih on account of, . con,tusi))t, w lit. pleasure in

tiia g..n . .:iy admiited impossibility f at- saying that many, very many Republicans

tihttios of our flag. W:.i!. the are begging us be bury party distiuctuii, and help them save thcUn-

cred bofeOfSj our proper. y and our lives, if necessity, to maintain the same, with

out distinction "l party. Aswafss That, at su -h a time ps tail, when our rhrhta are denied, otir counlrv landed, the blaad of our citizens shad, anil our national existenc th rente wed, it is the duty ol all good oiiiaena so employ iheir utmost influence and exertions in the caue of our country, and that SM will

merge all mintr dillerenoes of wl atever

J F. VAN YALKKNbTRi.H.

Plymouth, April SStb-lHf

Holt, east si le Michigan streif, V.'herc can be found the Largest and Besl Selected Stock of Boots cS3 Slices ! Tien', Bo', 1 out!: eV Cli's Calf. Kip & Coarse Boots.

ion, we shall respond heartily, but will nature, and make common easvea for our

mm tmm SAM ,.Staa .f ti..kiw rt.Mllltrtf 1 ! I It fJ Li T tW Uflt llttll t f'lllUf ull

Uini ' aav other result than the defeat of have expressed disapprob-i.ion ol the ... :. ' .

. - . l a. ' i . us r 'im

leaders, .-vwaru, Silase, nut onaine, uid- I T . . , ,

l(esol'-rt. i ita'. we as c.iizr.s oi in-'

FAIRBANKS' STANDARD

SC ALES, OF ALI. KINDS.

FAIRßAWKa GREENLEAF, 3 i'KlY ONLV THE GEM :MC. April K, 1861 131y.

Morocco nbth, Piteit fe EraHed L E A T H i: K boots, shoes, gaiters, slippers & DANCING TUMPS. LEATHER AND FINDINGS,

ih-.l.'ion-riif f,r eoorse which aom of their party have

'.icen in reirira to ttirt matter, and it an at- diners, Ianks and Others. II. -y cannot gT . . ä , . ., Men who hare alwara oooosed the ool ... ...,?, i r B, .. , .. . i Uaitod jatesulo hereby wdosaatba ae

; . . say ineae men were ABOiiuoaisia ana noi jon f the Federal Government in sup

. I . .1 - .. , ......... 1. ... , . .... i . wir. ., . T . . Mr . . ... .. "

'.III- il-ltTikl l. II V.I llilWl. ucril . ; : i j i.-,

WliW l we S IW nfTcr rKoaprr than nny other hon; in ISO tsTsiastn country. O.ir stock well se-!.-i-t.-i. i: t with particular sttmtlon ta th wants

.:il2C'l91on! iW'rct P)latO,ft. ef this market. We hare aim enlarged oar

Ncir the Bridge, sal with-u a few minutes' walk of the De;.ot, South Plymouth, Ind. Th? mtSRWfbsr !ia j;i! SfJCSMd the ahore Houe. and ii setei aimed to keep it ia a manner t?ery ae worthy of public patronage. HIS T A 13 I. E Will be MipplivJ with tWe b$t the market fToiui j rhsrgfl lea.-onjihli-, snd every exertion used to render BM stay of gasSM agreeable. CON V E X I K XT ST ABL ES

AWaehcd to the pre ashes, aad a faithful odor al'tavsin attasalssmSa JOHN C. HASLANGER. Hfaeuth, Mirct. II, I fill flail

A TREMENDOUS STOCK o f n m w SPRING dc SUMMER c ; o o i s ! JIST RECEIVED AT THE ilsOW PFvICE stoke:

llw saaanagaed venld tke'tafa opportunity j for reStansmn; maty th.mks to the ettiaeaw ot ilr 1 !.!ial! t.'uunty lor tln ir iibvral patronage during J the four ear: we hare been among you, ail would juot .-ay that we are now upvialng the LAR EST AND BEST SELECTED

.STO' K Or DOODS, Best brought to Plj mouth , whisk has been Louvh t

at VERY LOW PHIOEH!

luv of the governme.it ; who have de

nounced the Union as a covenent with should never charge ihem with any Com i .1 . .

.1-1 :.u I ii i. . doi.-kv in tne maiu-T

'laT.lv 1 i ift-i'i r ir ut . ii 1 1 i . i i , au7 I tt ii.p ,

a'wavs ;vfu?d to ob-iy the l tws of

U ii.l Stated. b--a (hey (VJ not ft0, bj advance

t-ü-ve theaa to Iw ri'ht, men who have

Bsyablioaaa. Seward and Chaaa are at preasiag the reheUioa of (ba trattara of oar the head of the Cabinet. Giddiairs holds eoaatry.

The Democrat wiii be baaed every responsible representative ofllee at Moti-

Thur day morning, as usual, --terms Ureal, and BarHogaflM repteasntS tiiem at

HE ondereitned intends ssroatlag a targe MffitKitt ! mia ehette eartetr ol seed, vhich

be has prat ared from bee 4 Weoiley, Sw eet To lasse lJii-e, hokome, Indnaaa asd fat tsai sniplyias tiii- m irki-t. TTii- is the mot valuah'e rarietr known for

haenna of war as asanas! the aWiatteas of 1 general eulUralion, bewigmore yletdy isdef hH

., - l , j ler inahtv torn anv other i ind. If von doubt nur

vos. ineif ait- circtiiu::::v9 in uini i .... ,.i,,,., kf .k.

Hesoired, That whi'e we deplore the ex

tlanurai'ttiriis Dcp.irtiu't And hare always on hand a good assortment of

Custom Made Work,

Owing to tbs bard time in dm E utrn Market,. 1 ' u r i r.ij'o-c to givfc our cuetomvit the henefit. We a ill td! you

Seed C See, for.

Tea.

f., ! r a. I ii hi u, in .1. iMUM .v .1 if III nils i;i ihe taapanal couiU Of Europe. lhe (ilttr t)f s ,u mora men CHnaot be aurnedV and s.u-V roorarlves. A'.l

I v may erv to us save the Union 1 mistaken, and thai the trhnractor of all man plant promptly nlled, and pat wp with great care, mwm .!. a.ra r i mM i a

t . r - , - I . II 1 -.s l w

enaetej stateiawa. i:H.u'ii( it a - nnnal r.t , c i av. eirea tue outline- or mem- VVa , ,, ,.,, ,uf ,.,,, temmmi fliaf is t, be ndd bv the action thev take lor ' :lT '"" or c,':": P! naiwreo.

e j ,i e r i i! l c i i t m . . . r!in,,w, .,L. ir.:i;,. on an-t alter the l.iMist AI.iv. hmtm to aid in the aaaaWtM of Metal ornndnms of the proceedings of the meel- hfiy ,,aVt 8ajJ - No more Union with m rtatnos CSSSM. at mv n-kU nee on the e.ust de of Center street, taws, tnd pu i-hing the "offender" vilh a fa ral the Cowrt House, last Sattirdm- , " , . , ,.T , ,, rr i ri Ji' I nat. as all liororahU moaaa opposite the Court Hont im , ,f , , , 7 slayebolderi Lot the L.non slide f .im.:t:ion batwose tboUaked Statea J. L. wool WARD, tn . .-. Ii. Ultimi it.. -ir in I fit t.i.rl.l lull r.. ',.iim no linn- tu nut tltfem . ......... I . .. - -

' . I ', u i A -t a i ":Sj compromises with slavelu.ders" an thoae in traitorotia tebellion aifainst Ajaii .-i.tt rtyssoam, Indiana, veara inn ri-onnient in i-iie Per.ioMi- mto readable shape, and if we had. they . 1 , . " l,m 1,1 , .. , , h ,,, ...are im,neonme .t in l.e . ..t.e I enu-.n J -Slavery must be forced into a process of its goveMan. have failed, and that mild ! mt n--....

t -i Ur I , r oi t .i 1 1 r t ' s I IT r a - r. -i . r- ..1 r -.

r Which we warrant to w-enr well and not Rip. We 1 Melasse

ordera tor ate also prep red Is j kxtra G.j'.den Swup,. .,

.TI 11 A ItlPS

r- m a mT mmm - - . Fa WK B 'mmm f S r I

.16c V . H .11 Ml "

AND MEND Men.

Heavy Co" n-,

ÜSoot. ml hovi.

I'npt,.

Keasneky Ji aas, .

. . . . ii) 9ü ...IJfi .Ttoin .ieail Ü0

(f Ta r M M Yd-

rom tederit! afflotia, a:;d defied the power

two colomna if our apace, which would OMimate extinction

pnrtale too much of the nature of a mo- stars Btateej go out

"Ivt them (the means only iinsans Uteir swrogaaoe, thai , , ... there is hut one alternative hvft, nnd that of the L r.ion: the

Neatly aad promptly. We invite the L.ii'.iccall and examine before baying etaewhefSa Citiier.fof tli place, who huy their

to

And all othor gooda at SOjSa.lf

At a meeting ol the Roan of Trustees f Ph m-

af the govern metit to pnih them. --men aopol j jwst at this time. Another renon

who would not to-day, aid in the execu- for not publishing them, ta, that there ex

quicker the better." Theas will be con- bre h1! U;lifors lhe M 'saniH footia.

i, to brine he refract.oy t submit,, ami "f Ll !' ' T Fancy Dress Boots and Shoes S . ' . . ot . i: 1 t.ornor.if.on unneared and m-- -1 t .

liea of laws which ate in full force in our State and con.itry. tfte are the men who

ar.- so efamaroai that the Union skill bt- aij. as we fa rjo, warit anything to appea

preserved. thai tbe fe leral laws sh.-ill be M on the square " when it is not, we

kxeenled in the seeedad :a-es, that all none nm' !iU' " ley are not pub

lished.

,. ' .1 i m leitftl oy man v-as harsh retjionsea tor jtVsWsra, I bat we appoint a committee Corporation i i w , i -iiiiiiin in 1 ha m nH: f1 snmu ' i rr

in re-ard to the manner in which some of l-nder rais ; but they are their own pi-.ces ot live to waiicn at: no may eunr

of said Corporatlea appeared and preaeuted the

to !vw -: r i r Kxlnlnt ol the huaii'Mal rond:t'n oftl.c

bv

the lesolnttons ware paaaed, if passed at of "bread cast upon the waters" return, wnrasy, pwhrieass, maauhms of war or 1 1 ! .1,- ..I k aii nt'iiFt uiii j.r Qrmnal i7o

U ...1 .... ,.v.,r, . ,d r ovmnalhix , t O UOI por.I Ol I U.K

ppear injr ..af:er nianv days" amid the boom in j 7 TZZIa. ( , j i Tax Du;)M,ate !5fW, 1,1(H 5 think , a ii i ui wHh ,,,e ,,,:oisof "ntry. and order neliu.iu.-nt tax. fnnner voaw r KfJ ÜS olc.ttinon, the flowing of blood--!he blood tkMn to d.siat, or that they will b dell Received .ash lor field. 20 lt

ü. E. VAN VALKRNfiURGff,

Treasnrer Plyataath CarpSraoiea, To Corporation Fund Ur.

The meeting was

who tl'i not subscribe to their ro! shall be denounced as trai' en and rebels, and

treated accordingly, and that no man shall

ha'allwed bf Speah laalilMBtl aatagonia- w ts unauimouely adopted. We have read

Lieeast i 7 Ofi Orders for Cougle estate bide walk S9 4 1

l Mate lha.it holy doctrines and purposes. M iiiv ol our most staid and steady ci'i jen, men of chr.rarter a'iJ real merit who have a! way? aided the government in time ot iitfd, and sympathized with it iu

well attended ' Asaarloaa brothers. Every shout from with as traitors to our country.

a-d much interest manifested. A r?solu- ihem for the Unian will bring back the Hon deprecating mob and personal vio- echoes of their expressions of contempt How the Army of 75,000 Men is to be

ere , f o the mere expression of opinion, for , hos . who oVej JnmVit and were

fearful of its destruction. 11 who "sows the wind, must reap the whirlwind."

the resolutions as originally reported, and belitv them obe suci: as every true patriot can heartthr endorse.

Corporation Ticket. In the hurry and confusion of business

times of trouble, who have, gith lis m y iast week, we neglected to notice ti e Dem-

Disposed.

Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Herald. WaslaiDgtoJU April 16. Odicial informatloi has been received

When their principles were first enun- hy the President, frwm which it appears j DelbVaaeat, ciated, they found the country prosperous, that New York wid have 50,000 men in I Cash in Tret

arms by the 1st ot.fune, IVnnsy 1 vania 4U,

Delinquent t;i3t returned Quietus to Firemen Orders Redeemed

Cr. naj

-1,504 44

CU4

In dldcago, can save time an 1 expense by calling on us MILLKH'S & MASON'S BLACKING Kept constantly on hand. CASEY 4: MOREY. April 18, 1861 l'2tf "Republican" copy

Our .tock lias bees letected with great care . and comprises ever) thing in the way of DRY GOODS, Q-roc9iies. Glassware, KEatM cV (ap. BootM Sc Allocs,

e .

To School House Fund

Duplicate of A P 18-W

former years

isuiy

$1,501 41

THE

We respectful!- invite nil to exairii pour Goods :nd Pkiees. It is no trouble fr us it ikon gootls, and wo will riot be undersold. Look for Ihe siiin

m f i n tt

poneelul, poweri.u. nu un.teü tn union. - j ' 1'' t 7. . De inttiicnt tu retin -ie 1

. . u vj. villi i aJii w w. ni i i ii i 'l ii I'.i-

listed their doc- T, ,7. T -V: " . I rmid for Inen

Thev have rradually inili

ninee

ana Hassaebvaetts saeb aoui 2o,üUü, and Paid far oalleothir t

nerformod ali thp duties incumbent up-1

good, ira w l i .inj citizens .are now :

era tic Corporatii i Coarewtinn, and the

debet eooii tad It ii only necessary to

trines into pracUos after four years of ef- lhe OLller States iu proportion

fori, and the first lesuk are disunion, The employment ot this immense force

., :..i.. ..t. L .i.. ia ' . i nrosimtion of commerce, the contemn! of will depend Maiqlr a DOB the coursu tiie i

upon with suspicion and are thrfatenpd manA ,u . , r flrc suiSt. nf,.,n ..h-di. oordr Slavs h.ates wid pursue in refereucc i

jS-juirvi.s- ww OBPffig xvjis-i- - u y " g vi W f v wvrffiw w V V

with the destruction ol their lives and

property by : 'f rairanaufflns and craroa sides bfting Tfttad for by many liepublic

beared scullions, who have never per-'ans who de-ue a just and economical ad

every Democrat in the Corporation, be ence or repel invasion i the star!, and - m. . m. m i i a i

pursue in reiereucc

to the swoeaSSOBiatl is't?. As matters are situated now. it is the intention ot the mv

the plunging of the people in to a mteel- j ernroeiit l0 Ute ln,. 75AUo man called into

j Cash in Treasury Orders redeemed

Totliave yard Fund Cash for lot

formed one patriotic ded. and who can always be d-nended on for the perform -anue of any thinjf mea:i and conien.ptible.

rsiitj nv V4 v. in c i : uiiu v-O" on. u wu - it'll '1 - t a I ,-,; oir.air Kmmwm m.. etrom of unutterabl evils, tlie end and i e j service, together with the regular army.

on tho ticket has been ir-d and found to suit of which makes huraanity I-udder to j forming an aggregate of about 100,000 i Corporation

Cah in Treasury

Orders i-sned during tbe year Corporation School House

Order redeemed during the year

i Dr

$3 lt .99 87 5S 209 '22615 19 Cr. : $lfa 63 19- 10 41 15 1115 05 Qjl D 615 79 Dr. $3 K I 00 Cr. $3 oo 3 00

(JREAT AGITATOR DEAD! L w Price Store,

ON THE COtXII SOUTH 01- THE EDWARDS HOUSE.

rr.osrccT of

PEACE IK THE COUNTRY. ' We magi in exchaunge for Goods, Singular Causa of his Death. umm pee, of Timkr!

be M sound."

We have been !-! n;ake these remarks made to some of lhe candidates on our

bv hearing of r.umer'ns thieafs arair.t liehet, that if thev would endorse and lend

'think of, and the extent of wbteh Doily

One day last week, the proposition was aOIie Can contemplate. i. r.t im I

They have torn asundee our temple.

mmdf raw! alawaxatnat msiry of oar swoet 85JPPrt resolutions : we will help to save it from utter destruc

, Hi.it .i II. iu uet-ii ijripscu iti a iv. iiuui iimu lion . llifV Ol V IU U lO U II I wnn mein

, .e' metincr. and deebu in favor of the Ad- j f(Jr tne Union, ai opinion Ministration, and awa.l-w W epublieanism : ... ... ,

prominent and respectable titizen

aus we .iar-d to eXfWOaa the

that we beii-ved the present slate of difTi- at one gulp, trwtt they. ( Republicans) gen

, ui i-- n i -! have been avoided. totalrT i roei eonla 1 would nut nominate a ticket. ' I l . II . mi

and the preservation of our

We will do it, but never never

... :. .1 .i. i .t .

wiii we cease to reiiiinu in- popie tnai

hair.

1 1

men, as loiiows : 1st. A corps d' urmee of 35,000 men will be collected in and about this point, lor the puipcsiti of defending tbe seat of government, protecting the miliiaiy posts, controlling the Potomac and Chesapeake bay, and keeping open the cornmunic:.tion between the North and the Capital. VashHSgtoH will serve for its j'O'ut d' appui

while its line of operations will ex. end all

63fl 57 m 77 251 fO

10,00 0 GOOD, OAK TIES J AND ALL KINDS OT

311 21 20." 71

rehool 11 mse

Orden i ported outstanding April 20, A D I860, OutstiinJins April 22.1, 1?61,

Which exiiibit, after examination, was approved. A. C. SI A LEY, President Bo . rd Trustees. D. E. Vanv alkk.n ccr. H . Cleik Pi mouth Corporation. arrf.5-13tf.

-LTlhUAX L. YAN'CV I NO MORE. V V Ii" dt parted in a ?piai last Monday, octiii)npal f'roni colo.coM from wet feet. "-

from poor boots, poor hoots becaese he ras too far , . j, , .y p RO L) I" C I E ! South to set any of J

VAN VALKEjSTBTJRG-H'S

rd ' " r i i i';n ' grn'P of tl corr" ,jUt v,ou''5 Mppoii ours ! That was cer- they are the authors of our national ruin, laloni; the left bank of the right shore of or parita.r. nv aa-ptinir Bome o. ine c 1 the bav.

promUes which were proposed to the ad

ministration party; and iVat we thought it accept.

tain'v a m-, let request, and the only won

der ahout tli6 matter i, that they did not

Showi.no the Colors. Yesterday we

the bav

2d. A second corps. 9.5,000 gtroug, will be formed in and aSout St. Louis. A

waa the best policy ol the asinilisnl fa We .olvise the Democracy not to listen I hun' out toe ' Stars and Stripes" in def- portiiio of it will be employed in dpptaatiof, 9 I !. w - a AT n s

act on the df' v and not attempt to to the syren voic of the tempters, neither erence to a custom which has, within a! the Union men and tederal property in intalM the 8o hem forts and property of Kive j,eed umo the WOr(,S l,'e few days, become almost universal in the lhrtt irom he .ö"csion r-'.IKS me Wl ""i ioiio.ii- i jpT-.ij .. n - -- - !.. a I i .vmniit hlaprd am th roil in hi Mlmr Tiilrn

r-- . . '

a hcani, who will doubtless take a pliant:.. . , , -naA t":. ,t ? .. pa !i tueh an attemnt cou d , . 1 Nor h : and not, as may be lm.i'r.nen ov Lni.eflv .1 es, ai sucn an attempt .u u t,oUr lo obtain an earnest promise to eup- 1 ' . . ., . '7

Thrchin? Tlacliinr for Sale

A$400 Threshin. Mtelr.no, of Raadev's Man- complete assortuient of

nUcture for &!e. ttaa been in use only ne seasmi. Vlry cheap term eusv. f or further particulars inquire ot I) E VAN VALKEaVBURGH, at Coroin A: Oslioruf's Law Ollie. Piymsuth, April 15th I3tl3

NEW STOCK OF

i Superior Uorkmanship, Which he is daily in recoipt of, and loch he is s.lhng IV rjj Cheap!

And he b also trttin! on the IslfSSt nnd mo5t

Heats gf TS at call before pnrehagfng. RICE . HMITH. March Dtf

Wcmen's and Chi!tlrens Shoes!

S STRAYED, from the residence of the 5iiberiber.ia Elkhart Bottom, Elkhart County . Ind.. on the 10th dav of April. .mall Bay Mare, black maine and tail, wRa Star in the forehead, and heavy with foil, and four years old. I ein NW a literal reward to any man who wiii t ike her up, or return her to me. J AMES LL'CKEY.

arrlsul2-lm p.

TjClulcX for

Tl

tin

o iiy tc-snii i i a failure, and would lad to port tljei- men. not deceived, but fetid grea.t-r difBesdtiae an ! e xplication role the atraight Democraiic ticket

some, through fear or intimidation. The threats which have been made have had

Administrator' IVoticc.

The BaaarSbXSed has this dav taken out letters

at the junction of the Ohio and Musissip- Qf jdmilll,tratlon on ths estate "of Joseph Hoppn,

nt this market haa ever been favored with, and j era fa m "fnak" aheut the LOW PRICES , A ,

. . ur I ' V 1 'Pi T? f I - -

I1C IS BU-m V --ajJ a CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.

RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE ON

DM CSCMT. Th s. e.qr.sec.Jl.an.l

nr. sec. 22, in tovxnsinp ,v '

pi, themost iraportast straiegieal point in

the W est.

deexed. JACOB (J. HI LLING EK . April I8:h, 1SP1 Cltl

Call and examine his stock, one door north of the Bank Bsilding. nprl lm3.

m-iim mnXA -tian. Terms One fourth down.th

balance can remain on interest for "Tei.il years Forfl,r-h,-r!.nieu:ars.uh.ofoi Mat , l.lfjil

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