Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 May 1862 — Page 2

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KÜMI1ER is. VOLUME 3. T II E P J, Y M O U T II WEEKLY D E M O C R A T .

THE PLTM01ITH BEMOCMT. Ptrn-'!HEl WEF.SLT BY T. fc I. McDOIYALD.

' : - j PIATT McDONALD, :::::::: Editor. ' vi.- : 11 - ' - " 1 Pl-YOtTK, nDIAA: I IIL'KSDAY, MAY Sl'H, 13tV2. J DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. rOHd CHITIK r fTATF, J A MKS S. A THON'. OF MARION. F)x ifnr.'i or iT.TS, JOSEPH JUSTINE, OF FOUNTAIN. T-- TRitcrurx or i-tate, MATTHEW L. BRETT. OF DWIE3S. f R ATTOJIJOT CF.KMAI., OSCAR B. HOKD. OF DECATUR. IT T IMF. IJfsrHTriOK, SAMUEL L. RÜGO. OF ALLEN. " ABtHJTJOX Ol' SSAVEflY IX liiA.

The bill for the abolition of slaverv ini"00 enouSh

th? District of Columbia was passed by a party vo:e; the Republicans voting for it, and the Democrats and Border State men aninitit. The abolition organ in' this plnce expressed its er tificaiion that every ll'Oiibiican in Congress voted for ihn hill. . , iii . I which none will deny u ihe strongest! , . i Li 1-, I is an Ab !i:ionidt. Thia unity of the Re publican leaders in favor of Abolitionism m?y turn out to be fortunate for the country, pb i: will enable the people to see that they are the Representatives of ihe abolition party, and are therefore aot to be trusted. The people are to be taxed to the very

last dollar to support the government in i ti,e rebeI army of the Ivist utterly routiis legi:iraa:e expenses, and then taxed a j ed."

million or eo to buy up a lot of lazy, thieving tiige is, worthless in every oondiiun except that from which they are to be- removed. There is only ono view ofi thetjuestion which makes the action of the Abolition Congress at all excusable, nnd ; tlif.t is that aboli.ion thieves and swindlers wou'd have stolen the amount necessary to buy ail lU ni-ers i tbe District, had the ....t r. Ltn urr,.mi,.,'. .,. Jt

certainly more eons'iriL' to know that compelling them to -,'ive battle or surrentheir hard earnings aie in the hands 'fider. honest men, instead bein pocketed by The main road to retreat up th Penin-

i i Abolition swindlers nnd plunderers. It was known to tho advocates of the bill that ut least three-fourths of the res-'

iJentsoftl.e District were opposed to any j ing p.anklin's transports to their rear. i Rueh scheme; yet, thia had no influence i l her3 aro 4 gun b;lts in this fervtce. j wi.hthir 'Reprefientatives.' The Abo-! McClellan has transpo.ts sufiieiett to for i litioniits of Xew England, and the Norvh WHtt, 20 00ü .l(ldiiionaUoldie. s from Yurk ' generally, knew better what was good fortown lo -t Iuillt iIurm.(liate!v. h iil!

the residents of the District, than they j did themselves. It has been a favorile ' .rt ing with the 1'rebident, that he was in favor of the abolition of slavery in the! 3. . . District ot Columbia when the inhabitants desired it, and not until then; yet, in violatio 1 of such pledge, he has signed the bill abolishing slavery against their ! known wishes. EV. A. IT'LLCRf.S I'lGIIT. Our citizen's were startled last Monday evening, by the announcement that a perB0n.1l collision hal uken place between R-r. A. Fuller and D. E. VanValkenburg. The facia are given in detail in our local rolumna. The astonishment of our cilizens, to whom Riv. A. Fuller is known, was trreat. ; tl at a Preacher ol the Gospel, who has frofesst'l to much piety and religion. should so far overstep the bounds which eien the icicle I nf earth hav a.tuhlia.btxl i ...-.....j as a limit, to zro berond which to ncnu. i & j i py a place with law-breaker, as to call a i;m r . , . . . . i It'in. Wa gy for a minuter wlohas projessed so much piety and God 1 de- j votion lo religiotiB duties, as to set an ex-1 ample of rowdyism of whioh but few of our ciuiens would not be heartily ashamed, is calculated to create a great sensation. He preaches Christ and him crucified, on the Sabbath, and during the week fjuares his practice by the rule that no rniuhasa ri-'ht to entertain an ooinio.i dif ferent from his without bing called a liar, k , receiving a kick from his patriotic boot.! c. i .1 .kit.o : - 1 r ji. h practice is doubtless iu accordance! -i.hth. Rvrnd rntlernan's Christian prn.ciples. Wi hopi Rqr. A. Fuller will repent of hi misconduct in his 'sober moments, ' and o and in no mor. .......... WW'WV.W NTOI' IT. . . . .. . .,. v v. .luuiiti'i , ji ijvin iiio n in nuhlishirnr tho lio in rerrnr.l in i nvi r n O vr . ; fepitgue, of Rhoda Island; imputing to , , . , , . . ,i Iiim the utterance of tho most intense ab ... . lr .i sucli writimenls, and has emphatically de- j niil tht he endorsed or lud any sympa UVIflk tlikslA At.larf am A no m ri

tr i u . r peninsula ivt-ry Democrano paper in the btate of;'

Rhode Island haa denied th (dander, and yet the chivalrous abolition press continue to publish extracts from tha ptmphlet. prefacing lhem wilh the lie that they are the sentiments of ft Democratic Governrr. A cause that requires such barefaced and ..n!mp''! lr'n forgery to support (

i; must certainly be in a very cri.ical situation.

tub? i:li:ctio:v. The Corporation elaction held i.i this J place hist Monday, resulted in the sue Cess of the entire Democratic ticket by an average maj n ity of about 10. The Anti-Brighta, as the Abolition organ in this place is pleased to call ita partr foh very much discomlltted when their " : defeat was announced, as they had conf idently calculated on victory. Pioeeedings were commenced against a number of! 'persons for alledged illegal voting. Three j of them were fined S5 and costs, each, and one discharged. We believe it is the ini tention of the Democracy to carry the war into Africa, until the Aunty-Brights are ; satisfied. The defeated may as well keep their i temper, aa the Democrats propose to tako ! their full share of the victories hereafter. THAXKK. Hon. S. Colfax has placed us under oMigations for a copy of the President's Message and Accompanying Document?. , e nope ne win con. inue nia lavors until ; A COKKCCTIOX. . In answer to frequent inquiries, we tike pleasure in ßtating that the Rev. A. Fuller was not drunk when he fought the I Battle of Honest Corner." Those who thought he was drunk, were doubtless led , , to that belief by ins Conducton the occasion, and not from any positive knowledge of his condition. The Advance on Ilieli mom!. New York, May G. The Herald's Washington dispatch eays: 'The administration is fully eatisfisd tjiat ,iie rüad to Richmond is opened, and The Times' dispatch from Washington says: 'Gen. Franklin's division, whitdi Gen. McClellan Las ordered to West IVint. at tjie jiev 0f York river, was on board of transports when tho labels nband r.e,I Yo.kiown. The y wero '-pt on b.-ard by rn !,.f'i,.lSn f,.r it.A v ..rvi. o tl .. iiU; peIf.)rmi:i, an,l wii, dJub-.ls he ,l ! , .. .... , i aula i clos uri the banl of York rier. ; which will billig tiio rebel army wi-Jiinj ,A r that nre eonduet - i nol be sur)1V1M. if he captures tho bulk of the rebel army and takes Richmond in a week." j t- f r t i Bivouac in front of Williamsburg.) ; r. m i c 1 To lion. E. M. Sianton, Sec'y of W'urAfter arranging my movements up York river I was urgently eent lor here. I lind j Gen. Jo. Johnston in front of me in strong j forc. probably greater good deal than It t t j my own. lien. Hancock has taken two j red jubfs and repuleed Early's Eiigado by U ieal charge with the bayonet, taking 1 Colonel and 150 prisoners, and killing nt 'least 2 Colone's and many privates. His . conduct was brilliant in tho extreme. I j do not know our exact loss, but fear that j Gen. Hooker has loet considerable- on our left I learn from the pi isoners taken, that the rebels intend disputing every 6tep to Richmond. I shall run tho risk of at least holdinrr - in check here, trhile I resume the ordinal .j plan. . , , ,, , r . . ... i ably inferior to that of the rebels, which will fiht well, but I will do all I can with the forco at my disposal. GKO. B. McCLKLLAX, Mjor Gen. C immanding. Washington, May C. The Associated Press agent given some additional particulars from tho advance nar Williamsburg, dated Monday evenin' of tl,P C,,! l,,firo0ur lo99 w.aa 17 kil,e(1 nd aUmt 40 wounded. Kighly rebels wero left dead ' " fi'! Hn'1 40 Woun Wo to"k j nearly 200 prisoners, Ineir (h'a l weio ! buried by us on th fild. j A stand of colors belonging to llm rebel jcr.dry wer ajturd, and are rmw on j their way to NYashington. M.-C'ell in and flalT arrived on lh fi'dd at h o'cl ick. II. , t . , , . .Ii., rf.'e to th" front, and was grweto ! by the t rp H. i , ; a iiiuneoi itelv ns'sum''! coin-; J i The rain has poured in torrents all day. Jell. Davis was at Kiclinion.l at Jast account. The enemy's woikt nt Willianubur 'are verv formidable, extendintj across tho liint'iiutloti oT Vorlifoun. WASHINdTo.t, My 4. The followino; report hat just been ceived from Foitres-j Monroe: Yorktown ws evacuated last niht. We now occupy the enemy's woiks. They left a Wrg nmount of cmp equipige andj

sruns which they could not destroy for fear of beinsr 6een."

IICABQUARTERS ARMTOF THE P Potomac.) May 4. J Hon. K. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: We have the transports, gun6, ammunition, camp equipage, tc, nnd we ho!d the entire rebel works, whioh OUT enaimers report very etrong. 1 have thrown ill my cavalry and horso artillery in pursuit, supported by infantry I move Franklin's division, and as much more ns I can transport hy water. to West point to day. No time shall be lost. Tho gunboats have gon Up York River. Gloucester also is in our possession. I shall push the enemy to the wall. (Signed) G. B. McClellan. Washington, May 4. Prom the army corespondent of the Associated Press at Yorktown wo have the following: "We entered the enemy's works at 5 this A. M., which their rear deserted four hours before. Everything was found in utter confusion. About 50 pieces of heavy artillery were left spiked. We fo'J':'! a large amount of medical stores. ammunition, camp equipage, tenia, a.iu private property of officers. Negroes found there say that the rebels threw a largo amount of ordnance stores into the river. Soveral deserters have came into our lines. One states that the rebels evacuated owing to the near approach of oar piralells; that they feared the success of our gunboats iu the Yoik and Jamea Rivers, which would cutoff their communications. Gen Johnston gave the order to evacuate on Thursday, to commence on the following morning, which was done. Ma'Tuder is said to have strenuous! opposed the evacuation, saying that it they couldn't whip the Federals here, they couldn't any where in Virginia. Gen. Lee, the rebel Commander-in-Chief ai rived at Yorktuwn on Wedensdwy. He examined McClellan'e works minutely, after which it is supposed lie recommended the evacuation, ceeming hii wotks untenable. Deserters agree that their troops were j much demoralized and disheartened w hen I i the order .o evacuate wn given, as all an- j ! it i;v!(i! a tl:'ht. ! i The nbU had l!)'J.O'.U men on the j Veuh 1. ' ? V' Ifl'V. It IS L: . V 1 t U it t tl.O lejClfl liaVe f .M .. 1... .1- I.. i I i,1nl ..rvilti 1 -a. I'll Uli I J 'I i it HI nit iV'iui'iii in t virvn, ic y..iu1 Willi'imcrmrif wliro If. 1-4 YriPifP! j they will inali'i a htand. j (Jen Stoneman etimmnnihs a Jare for-o i of cavalry and attillery. and is pursuing Cf" m.v ;V11 H protiamy come up i t i itli tb,ir rerr before i.iölit, if they remain ""ar 'illiamsbur-. The -unboa's have passed rktn. n'1 are ,mw ht'llinor 1,10 BlurCfl v" xh(3 y P ,iver' I'"'-wg l'in r a of ves?eK loaded with troops to H"et:l A ianding. An official report, just received, Sayn j that tho enemy left 7 1 guns in the wc-ikl! . , at tiloueester 1 oint (iunsand ordnance stores were also loft. . , . . . Another deserter. JUSt Come in, reports that JelT. Davis came uilh Lee Cn Wednesday, and, after consultation with prominent officials, all agreed to tho evacuation except Magruder. It is ceri.'no that the rebels received reinforcements on Thursday by steimer , ... . . , . ,. ' . Jiicninoiiu, um in ey uiu uofc uianubark. Gen. Joe Johnston' baggage has just been captured. D. II. Lathrop, telegraph operator, has been mortally wounded by the explosion of a torpedo. Cairo, May G 7 P M. The steamer Ella has just leached here if 1 1 Ii I' 1 1 1 s ti w tK id vii aa trt mriA ri,lrlr 1 1 ----a" - " i l'Htni'ht ' On Sunday aflernoor Gen. Pope execu ted a brilliant mameuvro, by which he surrounded and ciptured 2.000 rebel , .' . . tooops. mostly Misisippians A general forward movement was to have taken place at midnight on Sunday, on order having been issued to march at that time; but a drenching shower of rain set in and continued through the night rendering tho contemplated movement impracticable. Tho night was a fearful one; but the soldiers slept on their arms in readiness fur battle. t On Monday morning the rain had ceased, though tho roads wero muddy a warm sun pmmifced to render them fit for movement of troops If no unforeseen event trans pired. the advance was certainly made this morning, and Corinth ha at length been occupied, peaceably or othervi.o. Just tA wo are going to press, wo havo ! recived tho intelli;enc that (ien. Mo !i..n I....1..., i .,,..ii.. I it'll ill fiiriun " iini-n iiiiiiiinniu . . . i.n: i . . i Victory ar iiiiiinnou rif, ihm uie niifiny had tl "d after th eiacuation of Yorktown. Los heavy on both frides. McClellan lost but tew prisoners, and look a fjreitt many. Altai luiif if iitirf. State of Indi im, Marhall County, S. S. Vm ward Cl.-ipp r, k. Thoma Kodier. The Plorititrin the ihoie entitled cane. Ims filed with me hi-eon plaint n A tt irhuu nf . and 't tip) cariiii that the Deleinl tut 1 hoin 8 RoOers i a lion ii s dent of this St it( , he in hereby notified of he filing ml pending of ;iid complaint, and un !e-he npner, niiswtT, or demur therein en tho cdlii'g oi Paid citue on the ül'tli day of V'rt;, 1('i2, nt 10 o'clock a. m. Haul complaint will be heard and detcrmiud in his lieiiee. j'jnx cuiss, j.r. Mil p,tAZ"

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the GREAT WESTERN AUCTION LOCATED IN PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. TO THE CITIZENS OF AND The Adjoning Counties. GREAT BARGAINS! FROM THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Auction Variety Store! Having gained the name of selling goods - ,i Av TOneaper than any otner tablishmont in tlio West, Arc determined to sul.in the reputation they have trained bv ofTerim: Greater Inducements! Than they hare ever offered bifore. Will X Al A ULI 1U A AND MPrr .rn lTTrtHAV TmirTtf oLIJj AL ilULJlUA 1 Iii ' and our Motto is CHEAPER riIMi ffiS CHEAFEBT. So, if you w tiitdreat Bargains, be fure and Cio to 'I'm: AUCTION STORK. Our stock embraces all the leading brands of 5'rinls, iTirliniHs, I?rfxvii A: Eilr:i lied T2u I fs, E)rlni, StriptM, Ac Ac. j K,.litU(.Uy Jcan,f rirmfrs, an,, Mcd Cassiiuercs, Cottonude.-., Check, Drills, &lc. hanicV IDTUSS GOODS. t,.. i- !... . 1 ... 1 ' 1 ii iium, .ii 1 mi 1111111, uii.uu-, rnmii sii:i j(tw a IK.L.liM.s ..j,, iUll ii.uri.J; (;in.. hams, plain and figured c:o TO TIIK i TTnTnT CTHP lV (iL U V I 1 Ui V " 11 JL j Vhere enn be found a large stock of Table Lin- ( VMf Woolen Spreads, Tow eling. &c. AUCTIOIV STORE! For Ladies nd Cents' Hosing, of all kinds. A large assortment of Ladies onrinfr an(l Summer Shawls. mnlrc Motlnc?. X-rr AT THE A.TJCTIONr STOEE. JFOIl Hi OT SUtlZTS, GO TO THE

AUCTION ST0RE!;Honest corner

We have also an immense stock of At our usual low prices. Country Merchants and pPdm Supplied at a liber u discount. Wc an; coiist.mtly receivi I'rom iVn(ioii! So be sure and r. i fju fj' 1 1 i: AUCTION STOKE and no your trading. Promptly aitended to and at low charges. REMKMÜKR THE COnDIN'S BLOCK, NO. 4. riaYJlOUTII, IIIIA. EGGLE6T0N k IIRO. mir' lnjl

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Application fifv B-icoiisc. NOTICE is hereby given, th.it the under-Urned will at the next term i.f the Commissioner's Court of Marshall i oun'y, to be ho, den at Piymoi th, corniaciicin on the first Monday in June, lbC:i, nj ply lor u L'eense to retail t snfuous liquors in qumi'itic lets than a quart. The location on which I propose to sell is on lot No. one in Uoley's addition to the town of Hoiubon, Marshall county, Application for E.ici'iw. NOTICE h hereby piven, that the unJersipied will, at the next term of the Commission r'sCuurt of Marshall county, to be hoMi-n at Plymouth, commencing on the first Monday in June, IbG-J, apply for a License to retail s iritunus liquors in quantities less than a quart. The location on which we propose to ?ell i? on the South part of lot No. forty -one, in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, Marshall county. li d. ALLEMAN k BROTHER. May 8, nI5,vl Application lor o.ict n-r. NOTICK is hereby plven, that the un.Icr ipned will, at the nexi term of the Commissioner's Court of .Mars!) a II county, to be hohlen at Plymouth, commencing on the firt Monday in June, lfG2, Apply for a License to ietail spirituous liquors in quantities less than a quart. The location on which I propose to sell is on lot No. two. in the origin! plat of the town of Plymouth, Marshall county, Ind. JOIIN'L. WELLER. May S, ul5w l Application ihr IJcciic. NOTICE is hereby pvc-n, that the underMpned will, at the next t-u:'i of the Commissioner's Couit . of Marshall county, to be holden at Plymouth, commencing on the fust Monday in June, applv for a License to retail spirituous liquors in quantities less than a quart. The location on which 1 propose to sell is cnlot No. one hundred and seventv-onc, in Plymouth, Marshall county, Id. " A. G A MJJ Ii ILL. May 8, i.15w-1 Application lor liicriiM'. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will, nt the next term of the Commissioner's Court 'of Alartdiell co.nty, to be holden at Plymouth, commcucnf, th' tut Monday in June, 12. applv fr a license to retail ppuituoun liquors in Quantities less than a quart. The location on : which I propose to sell is on Jot No. one, in Doley's addition to the iowu of Houibon, Marshall c.unty, i Ind. OMAR DAVIS. May P, nl4 Application for Liccnsr. Not ee is heretv given th it the under?ignf 1 I will, at the next teii-.i of Ihe Commissi )ner'? j Court f Maihall eouuty, Indiana, to be held at . first Mon.lriv in Jun.-. ?C! . anid v lor a lieenso to retai I spirituous liquors in quantities less than a quart. The location on which w e propose to sell is : 'i' u ie north Mde ul lot No. 41, and 4 lectotr the .-oMhsi'e of 1 ot N. 10. in the ori . ginal plat ot" the town o! Plymo'ith. IndianaPLTLU JJALAKLK k Co. mrull-111 . p;. Jcalio:a luv lAvvnv. N"i!ee is l.T. tiv L'ivtit tiiat the undcrsiriK-d wii! -.it ih" ul Iiis. n the C hü mi-, .ii'ii r Cuiirt .f .'athail rounty, In-liai::., to In- lu l l at th.' ciiui' hoi:-e in Plxuiout. , -o::Vn nr,in on the tl:-.t M ii'iav Ii. Jiirii-, l-i'J, a; j h I i r a licence to ' n tad s:;r t'i(us Ii rji.d s in qu tntilu-s ie-s than a 1 liMvitmii on Hiiit-li 1 pr.pi.i- t l!1 is on Lt N'. 4, Hiiut'.'' adtii'i"!'. t tin. tuv.n tl 1!i itii Ii. .M ir. hall cnuntv, In ii.u i. Kiti jii;pir :mi:iil. j A n 1 licntion fur ffWeene. rsOTKK i ! rrehy jrivn that th undf-nined I ill. at the iK'Xt fei tu ot the Coi:iiu-:iiiif! s court j of Ma'-hiill rounty, liidiani, t lo hohicn at tin 1 - iM House in Plvuio'.i?h. ("iti: MH iii irr' on tin I th st M-Mtdav ill June. iMr :h..,1v Tot a lieeiw.. t ittad spiritun4 lipnrs iii u.u:tities lo-s tiinn a cju.irt. The lo-atioii on wJneh I propose to sell is en thi' Poim ioy Lot, as platted in L'eitr'u h's Additiwii tu tue tovtn of Uremeu, Mnr-lnll county. Indiana. JOHN I) A l' Ell, Jr. m ivMil."w4 (JLNKItAL OI'FICi:, Pittsburili, Ft. Wavue St Chicncro liaihvay Company. ritt-hnrh, May lt, lM'rl Vfvrtf'r.'. Tin l'l't-imri'ii Vi.rt K'-n-i... ..t.i ....... ... .... .... p.... ...... . ... .n.. Chia.-o Kaihtay Company, bavin .ecived a I roper l.' tr u roni eynnce 01 me nan liua'l, irom 1'ittslnirh to 'liiciro, with all its ftppcitd.tüe, real, personal and mixed, late lie' property of ttie Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail J. ud Coinp.itiv, now assumes tho control and management of Hiiid Koad and property. All persons employed wnir alumt said Road, may continue in their respective p-itionso. situation until further notice. All pi Tons assm-iatinn? and corporations, h'ring tm-ineM arrineinents. or nUh'.u; to continue or ihiimre any hereafter exiting, will at once apply to the proper olliecrs of t Iiis Coiu;nnv, as this Company is hound ny no nrranem nt or understanding that it does not expressly asun:c. C W. CASS, IVr ident. ? Tr. O. RAI KP, Ilremen, Marshall County, Indiana, ofTYr for pale a sp! ndid ussortmezit of LAMPS, TRANSPAR L'NT CONKS, Lamp Chimnies and Heading!", Hrushes, and Ianterns suit-ihle for burning Coal Oil. Also Coal Oil, 'doulde refined Carbonated.) and Coal Tar a new article used on wagons, machinery, and in painting. I h- vealso, lor sale, a tine lot of Leicester and Leicestershire hogs purchased of the celebrated ptock-raiscrs nnd imtortcrs, Lester Uartlett and J. H. Ilenson, of Cardington. Ot.io. I"tl3. Irospeetfully aunouncs to the patrons of IIOiVrcST CORKR That I hve recently returned from the M" ",Kt'ri,,lof l'itll CJi iI?t o ft?I Of carefully seleetcd All c; r o c u i i :si And eTerythini' oln formrrl y kept by me, which I will sell il fair prices. 1 will take incxehaugo for good, all kinds of Ulf i f limit all If Produce, AMI MC NEY WIL NOT B3 REFUSED linrife mvold eiisfomrrs to cull.ind exomine mv stock nd pi ices, and if they uit,thcv will bo sure and buy. I have no blow ing to do to induce you to purchase of me ne. Hononiblr, straight for. iv ing profit und no humbug, wurd dealing and a Ii is an j motto. Tlinw knowing thnn.clvo.sin arrra.-N.re noli. fied that their dues are very much needed, and I hope thev wii reilecm thclrpromicf! to n un. I t V,ni I j j I'uu v iLt. Phm-uthf) l!ntf

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Till-: GREAT C O M M O T 1 0 K S. & M. BBCKSiTüS, Is caused by the arrival of their UNRIVALED OF SPUING AND SUMMER OOOI3S AND READY - MADE CLOTHING! THE CREJT JTTR1CTI0X IS AT s. & M. BECKER'S.' No. 1, Corbin I51oclf, Corner of Iichitti Ijn Porte Street.. ;:nl S. &, M. BECKER.!' Would most respectfully inform their numerous customers, and all other citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties, thut they have i i JUST ItKCEIVKD, Direct from the E-istern Cities, the Largest and J most Splendid Stock cf PHY GOODS ! ! HE A DY-MADE HATS AND CAPS, LVEIl UKOUtllir TO PLYMiil'TIF. riieir (loods ere carefully selected n d h niI t lur Cu-h, they can. tlu iil'-iv, Soli as Lov as tho Lowest. ! And WILI l .ill the tim.v If i.)'.; d.-n't bthere it, c.ili and be c :r. ii.ei J. c; 1,1 c o .ks. They have ffW pieces of ii:t, a!! of the !h-.-t Qualitv and Latest Stb-. CILVUKS AND DE A INKS. They have piece? of Pa -iti C!i i!i s -.m l lt Laiucs, all the verv handsoun.-t tiir urti and colors. GIAGilAMS. 'I hey hive 41 nieces ot French and l :ii-i. Oinghams, at Verv Low Frizes. LAWNS, SILKS, &.O. They have 100 pieces of Lawns, from 10 t-n. up. ALSO Fine Black Silks and Traveling Coods for Ladies. WHITE GOODS. They have a splendid assortment of Wh.te C.ood but h as Urilliantcs, Jaekouet, and . o,l ((j of bleached and unbleached Muslin. U E N I S , t C They have 2 Bales of Denims and Hickory. fil.OVES, HOSlEliY & NOTION'S. Their f took of Cloves, Honeiy in I Notion ilarge and l.ul ioii:t!e. Quick Sales, Small Profits. All the al ove arti des thev will eil at the Lowest Hille, as their 111 tt h1mus hi been and always will be, Quick iS.iles and Small I tohO. O T XX I INT G Their Stock ofClothin cot.-i t of t.ii. p.,nt Vest, and other Oeiits' ati i I? .i ' e:i r, of all Qualities, suitable lur i n h orrior. MERCH'NT TAILORING. : With the abore they hsvo cumeete' the Mte. art Tailoring Ituyincss and hav jnt n i i ied a large stock ol Cloths Cas-iiiierc, Vc'iil.j, c. Thev are prcjMred to make i.p "lt Llu' to i ider on hiiort notice. and warrant a good (it or 'n ) sal. as thev have in their employ 1l i l v- - Who i a good workman, ul knows how to gt up a rjood euit. CO TalTfV lKOS)l t . tXXX 'nlsof Country Fioduc- taken in richange lor tiojir.

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