Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 13, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 April 1862 — Page 2

NUMBER 13.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. VOI.rMF. -x

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PLATT KeDONALD, :::::::: Editor, j Vi. 11 Ol'TS, 2 I I A SA : Tuck-day, viiu. 2inr, !SiV2. DEMOCRATIC STATU TICKET. JAMES S. ATIIOX, CT MA KI . JOSEPH UISTINF, OF FOUNTAIN. MATTHEW L. miETT. OF PAVIL"? r- att rx v oiAi, OSC AH B. HOHD. Or DfcCATtM. fp'r Pi P smo v: ri'x. MILTON H. HOPKINS, Off CMNToN. ; - ' Till? Ili;Cl!Tl?Sl IS T5IÖ : The last South Bend Register is much I troubled about u J.ort article u bi,-h ,,- j feared io the Democr.tt a few weeks ago. j Hiiiiuiiiiciiir in icsuii ui me uieuuuii in thu place for township officers. The a a Register appears to think that it w is treasonable in us lo expiess our giatilh aiioti at the victory which the Democracy gained. It Uli any gratihc.tion to u to think ... i - ao, we shall otior no .bpetiori. as us jni- . , , , . . . ton is probibly not worin a irreal deal more than ether peoph 's. I attaches no importance to the election in this place, nvd bcolds us for doing to. although most men would excuse us for civing ext;rcs,i( n io our feelings over the result; and vet this same Register, in the :uw i?sue in which it complains cf us, goe to Va!pa rais, a distance of nearly 5'J miles, to crow orer a Republican victory, whre r.obody expected anything else, ar an election of only equal importance to that o?r which it compUins we exulted. There is consistency for you! The Register a'sa c-o.mpUhn that w-i di.l not give the resul'. rd t;e t'.Mit.-c'i ut eleclion; au I yet it fails to giv the very important result of th- ChrYag. Municipal election, which probably : , ,i . ter.- s the people of thi; (.'onnec'i'p ni'iih us the r.i 111 '. i : ,,. i . io :,1 ' no: expect any c. i. sis'., i c tr.n. ti e j om ment m-mr.-:rs of a pa-: y " .'vh pL-ded itself not to irretfe !e null f-!t.r v!.eio It ve.. 4..,... :l,.y U po'r. a!- li?h i. V t!.' Dis'iict f Coium bia. : On account of eontued sicLn in our fWdv. w Imve b.n mmr.lo to attend to the e lh..ri! d-; : rn-n t of iho I)f.M.,. crat. but hop . that by another week we ! till k.. . . I ... --"-" y again. i wo weeks an, Jb.. f r year of the connection of the piet j.uhlislns cf . i . . . inf utM'ttmi expire-1 ; an 1 we ieire. iw rauer pan oi in pit bent week, to nuke Bettlement with all with whom e haie had dealings dnrivg tl.e pa! jear. One year is certainly long enough fr an a- oui.t t run un without s-tttietnenf. We also deMry 1! who are indebted tons, in ny way, to call and make payment, as we are very mueh in r."d of funds to carry on oui - badness We appeal t the hundreds on our b-joLrf who l.Hxe paid ue nothing for j the past year, lo call and pay us souuthivg, j lfi:ii botliing m .re ihari a vi-it. ' The fcei.ior is under Obligation to C. I E. Ioan, of the Mammoth Hu l .vaieS tto:, ' for ttie very useful article ailed a pocket j knife. The firm hat plenty more of thei n3e " other kinds, as wll as all kinds of wares pertaining to thsir business, w hi-di they propose to s-ll cheap. from Use .4u!i. St. Louis, Aptil 2i. From a g?ni! ?mm who left Memphis a fewB afar the battle of Pittsburg, we learn hat the rebels, puiiin r both days of th battle togethfr, etill clim a vieiory. Their cUirn r.i' on the supposition 1 1 1 ?i t more were killed, wounded and taken prisoners on the Federal bi ie than on their own.

Our informant My that Premie rn.de!r .)(, ,n,n assembled l( nreve'nt the ob- i

a speech to l.ij ti.-ops Mernph IS. ill which he endeavored o modify ült enm -

plaints in relation to tVir treatment, f.-cd, ,,,1 advanced, several shot's were fire.l j A(J; H" ,hl t'"n tb-ittbey won! I bo so..n j ;il ,j,f.m l,r ,,o ot,e injured. The guard j rxcoar.-ed, and ra'died them u, ,aliy t M;,..M rb ,rcfi bavor.ets on rhe rrmvd. and j B.t u? goo! spirit-. IVr,tis,wasin,.,ef,.jlhrt.e m v.ero' injured, one .eriously. lent temper. Iown-.I opto .nl-kt , UvsN-rday Col. Parson and Mr. H icon, !

Sunday, b-4t f i i I thrf. ir-is n.-ie ! b Iiy whi; p- J M j.i i -.fi eri wer' -,t i: Cairo, April 21 ed on -i:u. diy ntght. a' It o'clock, w ln j pafting from üe h . it fo another ai Svinnab. on tho TenNee Pi.er. II!- body had not been f-und when the dispatch h ft. Madi-n. Wis. April ". 1 he Exeii'Iv. f)epirtmeot received thi , morning the startling nnnotint eniitt of tlu ! death of Governor Louis P. Harvey, drovv- ! nd at S.ivaniiah. Tenn., ort Saturday ; night. The S'a'e offies wer c!o-d for t!is rltr, nr.-l fli ;i lirrrrroi a! h.ilf p.it';t.

From Vatliltigton. patch to the Chicigo Time. Washington, Apiil 21. Ths debito in tho Senate to day on Mr. j McDoiiji'.ra resolution of inquiry "in the ! e.ise of Geii. Sione was exciting and in terestin- At one time a j.'-raon-il colli s-ion w:-i threatened between Mr. McDou- ; and Chin-ller of Miohigvi. viiator Browr.iro- of Illinois defended : Stanton from the attacks of McDougnll, but dischiimed representing the President in his speech. (n. Stony's fiieiidj are conGdent now that the tviJvnce which Jed to his arrest i will be forthcoming, and, if a speedy trial ensues, they are equally confident of his acquital. Facia appeared in the debate showing thit neither Gen. MeCiallsn nor the Comniiuee on the cot. duct of the war caused the lieht)' in bringing Stono to tiial. Lite rebel papers received here givo details of '.he occupation of Fredeiiekfeburi by Gun. McDowell's troops. The j rebels, it appears, burned 100, UÜÜ bushels if coin. 22 vessels, and 3 bridges. The panic among the people was immens. The Wr I).nin.nni I..,. frniinn ( l)c enre evaluation f the valley of ! y. hy . They are retreat-j ', i:ig on Clmloilesviilc. The Secretary of War has reeorr.men-! :ded io the President Dr. Wm. Hammond, i of Pennsylvania, f r the positi-jn of Surrm.ii ( tiin wi'lt iKn t-onb i,f üri.ii... , , , , Gen., under t lie new Jaw for the reorea n . latiou of the Medical Department of (lie 1 army Infuinaiion has been received hero tl: a; Gyl- Jo Johnston has about 3.000 rebel lr0lT rtt Cionhmvi'de, and is ready to fall ba;k oti tiie Xorth Anna River, preparatory to a general retrcHt on Itichmond. Tl o State Department has dispa'che 1 a epoc:;:! agent to Ros'on. to investigate the

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a- ot Tunall and Myers, brought home Harvey, a mention of wli030 death bv on a charge of treason, from Tangiers, j drowning at Savanna on Saturday night Morocco, where they were arretted by I last has already been telegraphed, naval uflicers at the instance of the United Major Stewart, of Gen. McClernand's St.a'es Consul. j staff, heretofore reported killed, proves An officer who k-ft Vorktown yesterday !nly to have been wounded, and i3 now at reports that the rebels are Hooding the ! Savannah, where he is doing well. gound in front of their intrenchments, bv ! turr ing a portion of the York River inj Col. .SciihImmi. of Kama.

. , t , i that direction, bv means of dams. ! The p'cerit onJr of the Treapurv !)!' . e i nu n ITH i 1 1 1 1 1 : i i i ii ' r i fi sniniriHiii Iii i-iiii , , f.,,,.,",, ad home ports South of the , j ,iv;,.,. lu.e!1 so far modified as to ii.-.h f.o k i.. i ... n.o-t .o; h of P-mn

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longitude- ' H;e I-".-' i. uorion. i-om no:ur l,:irs,l,w. MJ- was allot bj a imy " -ei .1V. at the old Capitol pnaon H,ia JK 1 ln a ,tfW ,,OU13 rt,terWashington, April 21. I In Q.. I i. f . . . I. II : 1 -.leuiooa mo i rcaiuern, i;nMeij oianton ana Chase. Uaptam D lllli;rfcI and D. D. Field, of N. York, ii ....t .1 ...... .1 .. 1 . t. "'-' " r. revenue ". m vctiura v.reeu, uen. M-L)ow'l came over early the next rnori,n- a!,,J accompanied the President to ' ''S'hington. He will immHiIUiely trnnafer I'is head(juar'ers from Catlet's Station . tw Fredei ickburgh. Washington, April 22. Gen. Shields has been nominated as M rj r Genetal.

The dvi.es from Fortress Mutiro", re.'1'"11 of tt-mporary degradation. This CeiVed at the War Dpartm-nt. 8ta:o 'that j nW tllH y possession of ihe nobler AU js .jut there. Xo Meirimac yet- It ! fruhi' H of our nature of a jut pride j4..ir:aj,Wl yun ;y00j an,j uei'8 j nd high bearing but that Col. Jennison Point exchanged ehols veslerd v n m I has utterly repressed these attributes, is

hut no harm tvas done. Itlot iiwir St. LotiU. St. L .uis. April 21. j A riot occurred in East St. Louis un, ia!uiday ntght. in which three men were (injured. In cc nsoq uenco of high water ; in the river, the inhabitants stopped up a culvert on the Ohio and Mississippi Hail- j ioan, io prevent tue town being submergeJ. Ihe Uoa.lmastpr, fearing th.o track would be wnnhed away, proeeede! with 'rack hands to renrove obstructions. They were met hy a erowd, who ordered (hern off. The maMer was reVrred to the Pro vost Mari-hal. who s.-nt iv-r n guard of ifix'y men to fjueJI the disturbance and roo e t th railro i l men. They found 7.', ' stniciioo l.ein removed. The crowd was i .... ... i i.. .v ' prr(lident of th. rr,nd, went oyer to exam- ; . . . . ...If. r. i ..fli..o .ml .'..... F i . I ... . . O .1 i I i" , '.i. i . i i' ii iu .uiovT me didiuctiou to i main, as their removal in- ; vo'v.m! t h d.'-vtrni-ii n of n vast amount of pi 'j'Tfy. It i douhlful whether the emtri kni-nf of tl,,- r. a 1 will prevent the own fi'wn b -ing sii'm rged. a, th nnd ; ... o ... i ' i i l '"aM- '"'"t'""1 ver:ii places. " " ""'" N-w York, April 21. There ate funher fre,h.U pievailing ' throughout Lower Canada. Mi .:n 1 jare Hooded, and there ,, beer, g.eat j des? ruction of propeity. Pit. Jocks and dams near Ottawa are in danger. The western train h ive been in criupted f r the last thr'-e rhys. The mad is washed lout near Cornwall, but is expected to-'etj ri-lif t-" 'I'Y.

From I'ltMiurg. Cario, April 21. The steamer Mussulman arrived to-day from Pittsburg Landing, having left that place on Saturday ever.hg. She biing3 no of epecinl im portance, but a passenger reports that

the T 'enuessee has ajfain commenced ris ing lapidly, and that the roads in tho vi cinity of Pittsburg are in a wre'ehed condition bv reason of the iate fall of rain. Forage can only be distributed by being hang on the backs of mules, and army wagons are stuck fast in the mud. In view of the present condition of roads around Pittsburg, it is far tu iofjr that the great battle which has been momentarily expected the last week will not transpire in at least a week to come. Our army at Pittsburg is in excellent fi;htinfr condition. The regiments that weio so frightfully decimated at the bio contest are being reorganized, and 'hanks to the activity of Gen. Ilalleck -very dii sion, brigade, regiment, and company are prepared to meet the enemy with an uu broken front. Our icouts penetrate directly to the enemy's lines and bring back intelligence. who is chief in command, iä ac,ivel 'naS in throw.ng up in- ! trenchmenls along his whole line, planting j batteries and preparing for a systematic defence. This intelligence is deemed reliable, inasmuch as the statements of scouts are corroborated by those of deserters. It is thought that the rebels will act merely on the defensive, and that the aggiessive attack will be made by Halleck, and that, too, at an early day as possible. It is known that Beauregard has been greatly reinforced, and that forced levies of troops are continually swelling his ranks. No intelligence lias been received resi pecting tho recovery of tho bdy of Gov. airesi oi uns nomrcai general nna . 1 0 ms con. nemeni at ft. J.outs is thus noticed T . ,, ... , , III 1 IIV l-l. A A I A abVl'HLIIV an J I vaiwiuii . J This officer arrived in this city yester day morning, under arrest. We are not i ( 6 l ''1-1 uioao cununemeui in uie ! l?fil Ktreet military prison, uppof them , to ba serloni Jn lns veibal ar,r cat.on j fjr parolo he slated tint na one couU say j lQ JmJ evef violated IU word, but on Ibeing declined he was utterly unmanned, jand burst into a flood of tears. He conI a 1 1 r I j tinueu to weep Diueriy lor some time, un ; ab!o to utter a rord. G lining his eelf- ! possession, he remarked, -the confinement . ... .. . ; iv;n iioiui:,g ne an not regard that but the ilisgr.ice." Here, again, his utterance j failed him his face thrown into his handj kerchief, and he left the mom weeping. What a lesson is here! A man of uni doubted cturage, and Kuppo-pd to b- ,,f ; almost fiendish cruelty who lo.-k.-d ! upon and encountered ilefrue'i oi a:.d 'death in almost every form unmanned. i penitent, and humbled ty the comempla j not doubtful. For life, we trust this scene may be fixed in his memory, and when future victims are in his power h may ffci w1?u ti0 proper atlr ibute of power ib lw c1(.röl t..i,,,.D r ,i...... : i ..v... t.. n,... i'.khucj ii loose hi u verfcity, and how worse than demons iho-e who will not temj er justice with mercy. ) Uwr belief is tint his previous lfj bus tll0 government in the extreme course pursued iSt'portc! DUpatcli from ICcutircCitnl. New York, 21. Tho Herald has the following letter: The latest information from the South is of the utmost importance. Hcaure gird's army has been terribly demoralized. according to his own information, he bas now only 3.0,000 men The f.dlninf rehormm Lo L. T'te.I by General Mitchell, and is a full "nfcsM.m f tlu hopelesunots of the rebel e.iuso in ihe west; Corinth, April 9. To Gen. Samuel Cooper, Kichmond: All prcnent probabilities are (hut when- . .. 1 . . . . . ... ....... .... .1 ' . " . i i-ver i lit-in iii.j i-u ijii iiilM poSillOII i)0 I will do wo by an overwhelming force of not less than 55,000 men. Wo can now muster only about .'J'i.OUO effectives. Van Dorn may possibly j du us in a few days with about li.000 mote. Can we bo rG i 'i forced from Pcmherlon'a ; army: II 1I3 m feated here, we lose th Mississippi valley, t,nii;ii,.. r,IIHrt Wb (!VM H(ttml lo . . Ä w... j leieas, wo Charhton and Savannah (or th.. f)f (!of(.;l.; UuAVh u W(,M , not only insure us the valley of the Mis ! ! sis?-ipj. but our iiebpendunce. -- r ' - i Thrt value if ('Urobliilir .innaralna on!.n I . c o,... by th police in Xcw York, I) recent raids, ! i ; itim'i'o I n? ltr.

McClcllun, Lincoln mid .Stanton. The Philadelphia Ledger, in noticing tho report of Mr. Stanton's probable resignation, gives the following information

! which is important, if true: The above rumor is probably premature, but it points to a concluiion which seems very likely to happen. Mr. Lincoln, it 13 said, does not approve of the manner in which Mr. Stanton is represented to have rejected the advice of our best genends, and insisted on carrying on the campaign according to his on ideas. As an illustration of the disastrous results folowing from this system, it may be mentioned that the pushing of Banks across the Potomac was done, it is alleged, in the face of a decided opposition on the part of Gea. McClellan's original plan to move on Hich mond while the enemy were still at Manassas, and to cut them off and capture rhem. When he found that Banks was to be made independent of him, and sent over the Potomac, he protested against it, pointing out that such a measure would result in the immediate evacuation of Manassas, and that the plan of the campaign would thus be altogether broken up. The event has justified the prediction. The troubles in the Cabinet, it is said, grew out of the difference of view in regard to the Virginia campaign, Mr. Lincoln himself supporting Gen. McClellan's plans. Such differences cennot exist without leading to a result such as the above rumor probably anticipates. The Forts above Memphis. The names of the fortifications of the rebel this side of Memphis are: First Fort Pillow, named after the rebel General, Second, Fort Wright, at Randolph, named after Lieut. Colon 1 Marcus J. Wright, of Col. Preston Smith's 151th Tennessee Regiment (number derived from number of district under Tennessee militia law) who first i commanded at that point, going there about one year ago with four of the Memphis crank companies, sinci which time the fortifications have been in progress. Third, Fori Harris, six miles above Memphis, named after Governor Isham G. Harris, of Tennessee. Hartford, Ct.. 20. The river has risen twenty eight feet above low-wa'er mark, and is rising nearly an inch per hour. Great damage and much suffering. The lailroad track near Springfield is ! submerged for five miles, but i not eeri .ousiy uam-eu. 21. , T,e Hood haa now reached twenty-eight feet am ej,r,t inclies. twenty inches short of 185Jf wllich WM lhe grj;Ue8l flooJ ever known here. j CWord. . II.. 20. j The freshet is the highest known since 1Q5 i portions of the several railroads are 1 ' badlv washed, ' bridge on the Northern Road was ! 0 , carriej entirely- away. Important From Florida. New Volk, April 21. The city of Apalachicola has been sue-ee-slulU occupied by our troops, thus giving us another important point in Florida. The r apture was effected by the gun bonis Mercediu and Sagamore, with little opposition, un the 3d inst. A few sheila dispersed the rebels, and the now retddent portion of the population were found in n almost starving condition. The blockade had effectually cut off the supplies from the seaboard, and their resources from tho inland were not sufficient to mantain the ordinary comforts of li fe. Under these circumstances, it is not to lw wondered at that tho p-?oplo ßhot-M proclaim loialty to the Union. lrci(lrntlal IIiippincuM. The Boston Traveler hears, on excellent authority, that (he family circle at the White House will, in all probability, voon receive an addition to its number, replacing the one lately departed. This, the Traeler apprehends, is not contraband intelligence. If it should happen to como under that head, we shall await (he arrival of one of those circulars headed 'private and confidential,' with all possible resignation. Fortress Monroe, 20. Th o weather to-day jg very unpleasant, with a cold lain fctorm. Thero is no new of any impoitance from Yorktown as yet. The advices from there are up to (his P. M., and nay (hat everything is unusually quiet. The sale of ll.irjirr's We Uy for the present week haa been stopped, 11 account of the illustrations it gives of the vicinity of Yorktown. New York, April 21. The office of (he Brooklyn While Lead Company. Fulton 6treet, wa robbd oll j Saturday night ot bonds, to the amount of l,0tJ0 to 850.000, of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. Madison, Wis., April 21. From eight lo n-i.tt hundied ni isone. ! . . minuieu J)l 18011018 nrrivei! bor fo lo I... I r " " ' J u J pjwoiai irnin noin l1Lin Tl.. . vy......t,,. a.o.r ,.iu iinrK-red ni i;mn , .. II, 1 Uar.dall, guarded by thrco corupaniej of i

th A l3Conf,tn tne(erntl, Tagimtnt. I

From Washington. Washington, April 22. The special committee on th case of Senator Stark, of Oregon, made a report to-day. in which they present three propositions: 1st. That Mr. Starke's sympathies were with the BccedeJ States after their so called secession. 2d. That he has openly favored the Confederate constitution; and urged its superi

ority to that of the U. States. j 3.1. That he is disloyal to this govern-j ment. i The special committee predicate theso ; assumptions on tho evidence presented i before the Judiciary Committee of the Senate, pending the previous consideration of the case. The committee has taken no new testimony. The special committee on the location of the national armory make slow progress. Delegations of New Yorkers are here, urging its location in Hudson. Ther9 was a lengthy debate in both houses to day on the confiscation bill; but nothing was elicited as to the probable late rf the bill. The Military Committee of th House has made a lengthy report on rational defences, which will be published in a day or two. Gen. Wadswor.h. the Military Governor, j has issued an oi der requiring all farm stock in Prince William, London, Alexandria, and Fairfax counties. Virginia, tobe confined and carefully guarded, the destruction of the fences rendering this measure necessary for the cultivation of rhe la.id. The oath of allegiance has been administered to M S. Walworth, of Saratoga, . ., ..... ong uh P"1;"' P"2"es. "i honor that he would riot aid the rebels in any manner. The Secretary of th Treasurer has di reeled all Sub-Trauiers and Depositaries to receive no mor teinoorary deposits at rates of inteiest exceeding 1 per cent. Ail was ijuiet at l riej-s Monroe and Yorktown to day at I o'clock p. m. The; weather was pleasant, ihe army in high i heart, and opeiations progressing favorably. j A caucus of th Kepu!)!icnns in Con- ' "rcsa is called for to morrow night. Washington, April 22. A message reached th Senate fron tho President vesterday, toiirhit the arrest of ex Secretary Cameron at iho instance of Fierce Ilutler. The President hvoah Uutlor's arret to be his a t. lono by his authority, arid avers that it was justified nssity. ... i ne nomrnaMon t oioni i utrio. oi the Second L.wh as a III i'ndier Genial ,i .i j)ii.iüicr vie..eiai. has been detei mined upon. GOV. JOHNSON, OF KENTUCKY, KILLI : : Hut tt ill the O- 0 0 ID Continue to roll in at OVERMAN'S VARIETY STORE ! 0IE DOORSOCTltOr PERSUING A CO.'fi URCG sTORC. I woulj say to the citizen? of Marshall and Adjoining Coiintio, I keep a full a50iiniont of iiviw :..-w .iiiK. BOOT A: .HHOI. Vr., A c. Ali tiou;lit for re.ulv ;:iy at the LOVYFST POSSir.LF FKJUUKS ! ! ate! will be s.it.l in the Mine wav. We only nk th.t our ncij;l,bori call and exam ihe piods an 1 ju icesi. All COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at tie hilie.st market price. I Sly L ('. OYLKMAN. "I.IiT TIIHltr. in-: MIIT.M Fr. O. IhUKI), Iheini n, M.u.h.tll Count, ln. iliunn, olV i s for ..ile 11 e;l ii.li.l ukhoi in. nl ,,f LAMPS, TKANr.MJ i:ntcom:s. Lump Chimnii'H ntel 1 1 en.linr , Itiuli n, ,n Lnnlerns cuitiblr- fur burning t eal (Ml. Altio t'ortl Oil, (tlouble lelin.'.l t'itib.Miiilr.1,) utnl t'oul Titr ü new nrtii le iie.l oil nkhih, in.o liiii. ry. Hint in imiiitliii;. I hi. io who, lor 11 tine lot of Lricenter nn.l Leiee-ti labil e ln;;s - purehit el !' i!..- I l. ,(.! h?i k riiisi i- nul i 111 1 h c t i . I. Irr ll.till. ll J. II. Hensoii, of Canlinton, b'ii.i. , waiti;i, To hire a po. nfon.lv mm lr ririil lit.,.,., nni"l f M"e. to linnl liumr. I.ilni wnes P.ii.l br BUrh a noiu l 1 1 . It I '. i ' April 'Jlth, l-r.l :iu' .S I'MCIAL IN i T I ' TO CONttUMI'TIVIM. '1 hi itib t'l tiaiT b.. lii.- In . 11 1 ..'-.Oi. .-, 1,, ,,(, 11 ä try Ie 11 1.i4 lo 1 im fliiii.li' 1 ton At Ii, 1 1. . . "... 11... . 1 . 1 . . . li.ioii, miiioui Ri'Mt il ifrtl Mllli a ,,, , I,,,,. " '"'. "'' '" ' di . 1 - r Ulf. in, II,, i, , , O - . ! 1.1. !, nutioiisoi mime Himniiio in nl rncnii" ( i inc. To itll w hu ti'nll f It , lot h ill B. ...I . . . . , (t pre?. 1 1. ti n lined. ( In , haijü , .,,!, ä,, , Mi ((, for prepiniii' and uMu ll.e.a.io, Ml.i.i, ,t , find n Mile eine I.. I l'uni m.ij .1).. , 3 ll.,o rtori-, .Ve. The only ol je. i ol the .,,(, , , ,(( l-t lidtliS Ihe pu iij.ti,,,, j., ,j il. ..,,,, i1.? I' i 'l' ' "- ini-Hluable, mid he ,..t .s t. ti v tulln,. 01 k liiiriMiied), as, i mlltn.,1 n , i,.ol,ii,M u,. i tuu prtive a nie.iiiu i..ii -1.1.... . n ... o lio.ua,,- f. ..... I I . p. I I, , J.I, 4,u , d,t,fi IU I.H'X .MU A WI oilf I

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JUST EEC U I V K ) ! A T THE SIGN 01? THE GOLDEN BOOT ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF Kvi- Uronjxlit to J'l.vmoul Ii ! rilHK PUBLIC will find at mr store, cast fide of Michrpan street, every description and kind of JL Ladies', Gentlemen', Hoys'; Misses, an-1 Childreu's Weir, together with a large stock of

DA BETTER BOOT or SHOE can te bought for LESS MONEY at the above establishment lua at ajy Dry Goods store, or any other house in Hj mouth. ALL WORK WARRANTED!! The .Stock now on hand is very Ij.nrgc, and will lc hold at a very slight advance on Cost. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides Plymouth, Indiana, April, 13tf JC. PAUL.

Application tor Licence. Notice is hereby given that the t:iidersined ; will nt the next term of t!-e Comriiis'.ionerV Court of Marshall county, I;idiana, to be held at !

the court house in Plyinouir , eonunenciii? on the j . t f- i first Monday in June, 12, aply f-r a licence to j V i n 11 A n i I AI ii f Ii 1 11 n Q retail s;ntnoH I irpiors in quantities iem than a j I (I II Ii II 1 II J.1.L (I-V.' II I llvvO quart. The location on whieh I propose to t: is I on Lot No. 4, I limes nddition to the tow n of i Well known to be the best for Manufacturing purBremen, Marshall county, Indiana. t jHes: 13i4 JOSKPII TtinilE. I No. 1,.irtti.f. Mf mink, roRMTRLY sold at f 30, j Ifriii-rvii ti i i.TO

! i CLOCKS. . WATCHES il STOCK OI Will VXlJuO. UijU VlVk). ' ' ,T 1 A' j; J . I Y , AM) A GENFRAI. ASSORTMENT OK 3PBCTACL,'S; AT THE GUI AND WELL KNOWN STAND OF J.M.SIIOU1HA.KHII, fast sidi: MrniMAN .- r., PMMICIVTII. II..A. ! V'; " , "". :i , ow ,J s,.l..rted l-.rk of er rt!.i: fi-rtam-Tn... l. iitjt eiTiven .. 111 ro ins iiiitircss H prejr'i to a-romni i:te nil Ins oM en-t. iiner--, :unl in oiv new imis as i:i.iy ties; re 1: trenn-, with a ;;.), 1 .t ot !r.m which to make llwir seleetio,,,. All articles will be buhl at juieeä eon - intent with

'MIIO.H lZAi:SV T5.1II;N.",i'J,,,ii,J 'lin.s, with all ih- recent inru.

I have Clocks a. id Watches at nil ppc-s u 1 1 1 it all the Oijy.'ieut style, which I will sell on better terms t' an hat e herctofui e been i:"eiel in ibis part of the eount-v. I am a!so prop ared to .1 t all kin! of ( lock, Watch, tV Jpwlrrv SScpairin on hört notice nn I ieasn.il!e teinis, anil warranr the woik. Give me m caII. J. M. SIIor.MAKF.Ü, April .1, lr,-2 H!y. II. T. B'llIU.IS, Attoriipy and Ctuiiisrlor at Lav, Plymouth. Marshall Co.. Ind. lTOFUCK IN Wi;sTKK T.I.T IiLOCK.j r Fracticos in Mirsh ill . Fulton. riihdti. Sfnrke, I k-, loi tor, St. Jd-eph, Lapoite and .eli-iiniti lotintu'-. jan." O llv. .... -- 5,000 ACRKSof LAM) for CXP' RSHINKI, IS Al'1 l!'i!liti:i I to sell the following le-. iib d Land. t er Whrc5; part down and the bilanceiu ..niui..; pay ineiits, troin one to K.ur years, with lntcia-t, paitl aunuallv : CKNTLIJ T)U NSIIIP. I1 scri rTl ON . fir. town nwi.y e halt s e ;r ' rtr2 . . . . t 1 :i. e half ii w ijr eO...,;-'! ;), ii halfnw ij 1 X -J. c:ui:i:n township. e liHlf .1 e ipr . . . . 1 7 .... 3 . ri w ijr e qr . . . . 17... ..''. . . . . J. nw- ;r 10. . . . r . e ht i-w itr " 10 ': . nw ijr mw t4r 4 l.v' . e i4r s. . . . :.. ... . llOPKIUiN IOW NSHIP. r half n w or ' 7. . . i. . . j. w hf ne qr " l2'2. . . . '.X .1. tu ir : . WALNt'T To A NsillP. Mr " i't :sv :t. pi lot o. . . ; ;. lo'.s'i and .'I.... 1 '....' 1. e Im 1 f e ir . . . . 'A . . . . .VJ . . . .1 nr.s. .inj . M . i . . 41 . ir.t . o . s0 . S .i;-. . !' . M . S . IbO . 4 . t-o . 4 . f-J . 170 io: i.: . L.7 . 1 1. . hi I tt half e .ji . . . .i"' :t I . . . ;i . w h!f it e .ji- . . ;t i . . . : y. . . t;i:i;.M n row nsiiu. Lot i Mud v . '.. . . .:; i . ti w io w Mt . . . :u. . . .:.. ;i w hf n m itr . . . . ;ij. . . ... t 7 . . . e hi nw ii .. .:' I i TUTl.C N -i: To NSil lV c hi nw .ji .' I ' j o' ii ti I, u,., it. ;;t; ;. i N OK Til low N S tt ii". i Iii n w ii v W M K i. . . . Ii Ii I .i v o in i 1 'I ; J it hi lo ti II. I,. loi iv low ji jII tt I)! Mr III Htt , "e iji e hi . i,i H Ii is ,t it . IihII a t 1(. !l . I " "'' I " ... ... I IW I t I IO v uir ....... u , " - .1 , " t tl t i: Ii. ?d n I ... in p.. i " V I i t AI:. I I ..... I III. ! .. 4 .4 . o. o. O i j , , , Ol.ll ., I , I, I H ll. .1... .... . . . I ll ... I., ii. -oi !. .i : ... I i.o.o. il i . - .."Iii'. ii..r. t. ' h K'lil It I .... .. i l . o I., ol. . ' . I II.. i ii .l k ,(t no !'.. i. . n 1 !,!,, ' , I. ,t. ., IM-, t.i.. 1 1 1 I M,j4(( u Ii . . i l,,. I It , I i, , I. .1.1 al It 1,1 i , I u 1, ,,v , 1 II... I I- . k W tl k, III . .. , 41.. , O.t,, ll. . I , 1 , v ,, j , w I. t.i. I. I j. , U , .( i., t)i J t. .1 .... 1 b llln.- si .1 .

: GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES i

SINGER & CO.'s ..... v.... . . No. 2, Jmutti.k M a mint, tormkrly sold AT 4100. j liEDLCKU TO &'J0. 1 'lathe lert in the World for Familr Scwine nj beautifully ornv merited, $50. i spi-ei.il attention of Wt Maker- and Hn-M Makcru, . I -. ' I I-. . ... . - .. . I r .... ; ir. a. i iiicM- who am .vi.iriiine. lur liplit innuj fficturin:.' r e.rj-ose-s. Tle v embody the principles of t!.i Manutaeturin? Ma hines, making, like them, tin- ir.N rln k d stit-h, anl are destined to be as e l -br:it d for I'ainÜy Si-win and licht m.anufar'.urim: .'ii;.'- 'lomr M aind'.ictiirin',' Machriita are Ot niaii'ifu-turinr t m ki.-,!- in fi tn-r! ; l aiuüv Se in,' M.u !i!:h-h ure valuable in proj ToHi"ti Oi tin- n oiibi-r of tiling titer e.m ! well. S e !iat i;r e;m ln'i'or" nj ikin a purchase. ; Ti.reisno .I..11U a-: t tlie vnlu of our Ma- ! chiees f-r in in-f.nti.ri:iL' pitr;.-. .e, but it U only i Lite t : t Tie !;'.!: befall to 1- arii that the CUV ! enti it el. -:;i !:fi ..f a jn;i( Line bft n !a;.trd to thrt J heaviest M-rk, wiedd a!-o be the element to t ; eiiibudii'tl in a faisnty M.u Line. It i now well ( i.rdi rsl od t lot t i.ur I tt-.r A Machine is the only I'annly M.t' liiiie i t ol7i n d to the public which ; . -' .- . .- ' . Hn.pi.esiv, r.ipi.i ry, ,:uiai.ii:ty, un-l ccrUmty . ol -om-i-t act .,n. Wl.ib. i ...... r.,l tl,:... t... m w !ur tu !. !.. '..- 1 are c . n.iiil nx.ufh to tr- ' kiMOvl. i!.- that our r.riehines are 1 nequale J fur in unit. ti fin 11' pw';i-e.. tli.-v are iiliu-.ft .sure to asrrt, in the -.line bre:ith,thtt Singer' Letter , r 1 iinuiy iaehiin i;ot as j.oo.1 as their! This i- :i li'.i'M- r i w-lr nt' f I , . In A. . .1 -....f. ih.u,y ,!-,... l:.,,r,..:i,j Si t),nl,;tct t, vx. .ifiiim tor )i'Im--i-I met yrv finc oi:r l-lior A ment-;, aicnr.iM' of .1 "n. hih' they will the rno-t .J. heate nnteria! to perfection, as already stated, they are also :t in .! to bl.t lii.iln.t icturiii TMirpo-e, and tliis, t. it lemetuberetl, can r.et be said of any of the other Family Mm hines jit olTered to the J l.tilie. ; The Ni". 1 a;. I ' o h'n s nre of ircit capac ty lit. ! aj : heat., n for m iin;f.n turinj pur;s..f. Our No ;i Mai-hiii- :.re e .!. !y m:.tpwd tl ,;i!l ki:is of h ht aiü! heavy l.-.ntlicr Work, in Cnrriv Ttinimin', lhn.t mvlSi making, llüriito ' ma im'. e. ,Ve. Ihry are of ex'r t ie, w ith mi hum !!i; iiMiutli to Like i.u let it and stitch t!.r larjet i. .1 . !.,. Th.-re i arcely ai;y prt 1 of a Triniiin is -ti'rl) i tht c.ioiiot le -ettcr d"i w :t i t'.eiii tli in hy hu,.; -o, t.o. t'.e niü t ton. o d labor i very f:r':il. The t.tMe ot the-.- in u !i lie - ii '21 inrto-S Loi. Mini t o r-hnttl. will ho d i t;;nes a much thn-i i an the uttlf ot tii".' iis.-.J lor tailoring p op . 'ITo at liiii' li-.le -N umk ;o" tart as MIl.iU . Uehk :il way son hind, H.iiuiun ioi, Silk Tai-. I.iioii an ! l-.ttoi, 'I lire tl on Sw,' -- ion- oil iiiiiMt!li,.Vf. ; " n-mr.! et: re our own Needh-s, and w .!.! i!U1 ' u .iii t ili ! o e kitoM th tt there -tr netf!,t4 üoM ' ! X Z IZIS ? Z1'" ;ir,. fI, .... ,.r...! ... ; t, r .., r ..,1. ... 4 ; f, 4,j ,.,;,. r th'e Wllik;I1,. of ,, i.;t ; ,. ,,,,. .l',.1.1.t u,l,v.. I Our cu-iom i s in iy r t a t l( at all our Hram h olli- es .re furn:hed it!i Cie 'cnuine rticle. I In ease of srn !1 p :rc!i . t: tnxncj may be ! el;t in pr.ie Uni;o, or i'ir.k n L s. ' Cerre-p..:(.ierts v'. te r:te lioir tismn , Ii-t .i ctly . e ich i.so it i all im m t ml thtt we ho.il 1, .ti kh w the 1'o.t Oih. e. County. w.J .l.tte. All f rs :is rc.j-iiriri iLfttrmaboti a'ut Sowing 'M o h':,. , it e:r ; t, j t ices, w. rkicc epc:t:s, .ilil Ibe t.e-t metho 1-! ot pur. h e'li', fill l tin it by neii.iii tot., or ;m of ot;r Itram h ( liier fer a copy of -J. M. u-g r .. Co's llafettc," wh'uh i is i het!,(if. Tu oTitl puper rrtirrlj tirte.l 1 ' the i;! ject. It will be - nt irrit. H'o i.iT re.'. le tl-,e ii'i.n e redeef iiMi in pric" w ith ti). two t. 11 v io of bett-Ji!;i the puhhc and oc.i -elt es. The p-;b i. hi e been swindhtl I J pv.t io'i m.trlun.'i ir. imitation ot oir. Tt: , tu tal in th.-.n, trom the iron catm t ttf rrnrJiet !.. I of ;-. r .;iril:ty . Tin :? iukr hv i.ot the r.i.- t! .. tlo ihe:r work ! . Thry r lnliwi in er t p!, '.. . , line it would 1h im-;v-:!le t, h ive nt th. ir r nun oid the preprf in. ch.o ical a; j !i tf.ee. It it oti'y by .I mi.c eat t'..ii..,. a:, 1 h l vtei,ie nwniifm tur-elb'.il-.rv. rt. il C o I T-io-hi:n C tl b in e :.t l"- :. r i? 1 i. I tl ' be-t d lliril III C i i ' I ' i ' . .HC i'w l - ! t 1 ' t.i cet out l'f d e t. -t c-n-.d. ra!-te titiib'- 0.1 'iH r, .m m-'to-y to V. t'i, in in r n r. The , i .!.!,- t. be ! , k- i b-r :n i Ml.inf, fi'-r: i-a'.vi.li .t .Mi-.it M.-O -n at '.. r .1 of . - !!.:( . t c.!.?rucf..Mi.pret ! ir' l.ty. v!ti;:i ot riii'ü, w ah the h'ot Ut"T. di. V;.s t- .-! l.,t,r t' - i t:i! .pMlitie. ii, .,. .:. , ,,. t. c !. t in ! si I t'iu-hl ' p-ibctiMi We 1 ie t!ie w.t an 1 ri. sn. on a k ' 1 . -!.'.. to .1. lh; He leu h o.-i of M-h ,s, wh.se dtdy bread i! in. .'i., nt. wiln lth.t t'.oM hsunj: tli" t .jn tbt,.-i not on!v w.mk ,11 nt n..l 11 ho rtt o ; c.l, bi.t l't h'l.i m the finckt p. -,Mkn - .rl-r , i r -n i . h:ii.', niaJe ?m ti., tit n,ore iii.mii! wi'h b's UtK.r thn 'ii ethi-tt k o .r in oi.ii i .iii ot ours or ti"t - , ii ar -M, ir;vrt!,. ii in other M hinet i ..a ..!-. I r." -h tt Afr Wmh I M SINi.KK t'o i."." Tro t lr:lV. N Yotk. Itdi-!ip,.hll ol'-tT, Odd Fellcwr' Hll. hifa:tofi Street. 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