Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 19, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 June 1862 — Page 2

VOLUME 3.

T II E P L Y M O TJ T II WEEKLY DEMO C K A T. NUMBER 10.

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tracts neither, sir, shall deter mo from any knowledge of tho charges against the full and complete fulfillment of my ; them, if ?ny have ever ben made, denied du'.y a3 a Representative. I donounco a trial, or the benefit of counsel; and yet here and no ono shall gainsay my right Schuylei's bowels of compassion have not to do so a3 'hi Representative of a gallant been movod in their behalf; but if rascally and loyal people ihr action of this Con-j contractors are thought to be in the least gress and of the several Departments upon j danger of arrest for their crime the at the nogro question. I denounce it asjtentionof Congress is directed to the having neutralized to a great extent the matter, and a resolution passed to insure efforts of many of the hard earned victo- them a lair trial, and compel the attendrids which our soldiers have fought and i ance of witnesses in their behalf.

won for ''the constitution as it is and the Union as it was. This, sir, is what life and happiness ha) been periUd for in the loyal States; for this, upon this issue, I shall go before the people of my State du-I ring the coming fall; for this, sir, I shall expect ihere to speak, to act. and to vote; for this, sir I expect lhat extreme men, j abolitionists and uisunionists, will bo ban- j ished from the councils of the nation. This great work accomplished, grimvisaged war will smooth his wrinkled j front. Tho din of arms will ha lust in th hum of contented industry and the hymn ot domesticenJearment. Tho constitution as it is will stand sublimely forth an enduring monument to the wisdom of our father; the States rastorad, like stars that haro wandered, to their original places in

"the Uaion as it was;' our people once j D. W. Vvorhees statement that Mr. Kelly more on the highway of nations, and on I of Pennsylvania, had distinguished himtho march towards the fulfillment of that! self principally by his defence of thieves,

grand destiny which God has assigned to them. All these things I hope for, all thes things I shall realize, unless the people are again deceived by abolition under some new name- Under the name of rejiublic-

an abolition can do no mote harm; in that j Pontes of the majority in the present character its role is ended. It will next j Congress, and he who rxhibiu tho most appear in a new drees. Already its lead - i aUvctiuii anJ admiration for them, is conders are calling loudly for the formation i ?i Jered the bust patriot, of a so-called Union party this indeed an 1,1 attempt to steal the livery of heaven in UrKT A ILM SUM MON. which to serve the devil. Let the people, 1 The Investigating Committees of CVnboing forwarned, bo forearmed against the gress, and the other meant of developing

next appearance of abolition. Trust no affiliations, for one more success of the abolition party, under whatever nams it may assume, and our nationality is lost forever, and the wreck of our Republic will strew the pathway of nations with thoso of Greece and Home. From contempltion of such a ' future I turn in horror upon such scenes, i Mr. Chairman, I trust my eyes may never rest, overmuch results never weep. THE PLNIOliTII DEMOCRAT. rCBI.ISHEI WKKKI-Y BY T. fc I. 71cIOAAff,l. r. ----- "-: - PLATT McDONALD, :::::::: Editor. , 17 FLTJIOirTII, IXOI : Tiiri:sii.Y, Ji;m: ."tu, 1802. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. JAM KS S. ATIIOX, OF MAltlON. FOR IMTc "f KTAfr, JOSEPH RIST INK, OF FOUNTAIN. MATTIIKW L. IJRKTT, OF IHVlKSS. rtn tt' irr .r-vrtijw, OSCAR II. IIORI), OF DKC'ATt K. r t m n. i.Tur Ti"s, SAMUEL L. RUCiO. OK AI.I.FN.

' Sending pine lumber from Pennsylvania li:aISI,ATI ; I'OIt 'rilli:vi:s. ' to Missouri, where a better article was j abundant, that Pennsylvania contractors lion. Schuyler Colfax lately introduced j and railroads might be patroni.ed by the a resolution into the IIouso of Ropresen- Government, was the work of iho admintatives, tho substance of which wa, to ! tratiou. punish contractors guilty of fraud, the j All 'this, and much more of the same samo as for a M ,r.y. allowing them a fair j kind, is the woik of tho administration trail. T..0 resolution was digd to ! wl th WM to ,,rillg lhe governrnent back favor thiovoa. instead of to puni.h thr-m; to lhl. p.inciples oi Washington, Jt-ffersoi. for Schuyler Lr..w well enough that ras- and Jackson. ally contractors could be punished with-I -

out Congress passing a resolution, if those wlioj business it was t. seo that j the contractors did not Fwindlo the gov - ernment, felt inclined to attend to their duty. It is therefore p!;iin that Scluiylei's object was not ho much tlM puiiihinent ol rascals as it wis something eld ', and that fom-itliing eine may In found in tl.o latter part of tho resolution, which secuies to tie Accused a trial, a rid directs the issuing, of compulsory process, if nocee.s?ry, to necure tho attendance of witnesses in tl.oir behalf. And herein lay Schuyler's great

solicitudo. I he introduction of a rcsoln- r , . , . . , Ue liavo received a pamphlet from I. Hon to punish rascally contractors was w , , , . , ' . ! M. Singer V: Lo., setting forth tho merits unnecessary, as the laws. And rules And! , ., ii.it- c w i . . , . I of tho celebrated Singer Sewing Machine. regulations of tho different conti act d-1 .v, , , . , 1 I hepe machine have long been known as partmenta of lhe government, wrj auchi., , i i r . " ' the bent in us) r all kiinlrt of woik, from a to insure the punishment of all such).. . , . ., , . .... the linest cambiic ti tlio heaviest harness otlemlers, if rigidly eufoned. Ih Lnewi. , , , , , , . b J leather. Iheyhavoa world wide leputatho redution would not bo enforced ho!.. ii i ,i i i , , , , tion. gamed by geneial uso through a long l .rtg as tho piesMi.t admmirttration remain-i , , ,, , ,, ,7 , ' seri"s of yeais. .Ino. Paul is tho agent lor ll 111 rmVAl lliiLua ft nna in .. 1 .. 1 4

wnre contractors reiusea to endorse all the abolition diäunion schemes of tho nogro equality ists.

Jf Schujler's anxiety for those accused : hhXQ ul0( a c..lIIt ,,p.ugh the Vw. for f defrauding tho government to have 'a c.n ention. it. vhi:1. tl.y inxi'o all t Mir and impartial tiial was so great as his rifrl,.ipflNl WJ1( ar j,, f.ivnr cf stniningaMion loads us to suppose, why has ho ' lh; nfimu.isri ation in its attempts to not introduced resolutions insuring a fairlroo., rebellion und treason." As tho Latrial, or sumo kind of tii.il, to tho lain.' prtft rt,l,f would say, they desire to dreds who have bon illegally imprisoned fl0C jhuSo evils "severely fcwofiset."

for many mcnths in tho military prisons of the government? Men and women now J;e in prUon at Port Warren, refused

According to Republican ideas of government, if a man is reported by some prying official or cowardly enemy, as disloyal, he is forthwith arrested without

warrant, and refused any kind of a trial whatevei ; but if a defrauder should be arrested, (such a thing has not yet been heard cf under tho present Administr.v tion, ) ho is to have a fair, speedy tiiul. Tiiis is a specimen of the governing qualities of the great, moral Republican party of freedom. The freedom is for members of the administration party to steal ad libitum; freedom for officers of the government to arrest peaceable, lawabiding citizens, and consign them to a prison, to remain theie during the pleasure of the 1'resident. Schuyler seems determined that Hon. shall not bo applicable to that gentleman alone, lie has been the especial defender in Congress of Fremont's frauds and peculations in Missouri, and now comes furward in behalf of thieves in general. Niggers and thieves are tho espec'ud fraud, have demonstrated lhat there have been tho grossest and most llagrant frauds perpetrated in the War and Navy Departments, iti the purchase of arms, horses, vessels, &c, besides innumerable other frauda of greater and less magnitude. The people were inclined to hold the heads of the di tie rent departments in which tit? frauds were perpetrated, responsible, until Old Abo's recent message on the subject, in which he tells them that it wai the work of himself and his entire Cabinet. The Investigating Committees are controlled bv men of tho President's own party, and all the other avenues to information concerning fraud and corruption, are in thy hands of tho Republicans; so that anv information coming through those tsourcfs may be regarded as favorable to j the administration as circumstances would j permit. Tho reckless expendituro of monoy by irremoni in .M.bsoun was tho work of tlie ! administration. The hiring of Ueorgo I). Morgan, who fleeced the government out of over one bundled thousand dollars, was tho work of the administration. The buying of old, lame, blind aid dead hotses, at exorbitant pi ices for good iones, of favored partisans in Pennsylvania, wab the work of tho administraJ tion. ! The purchase of several thousand car !hine. that sold originally for three dollars ! and filty centb, at thirteen dollars, was the I work of the administration. i oth;i: to iii ti:s. ! As candidates Mddom think of pavi 1I1LT ! ')r 'ho announcement of their names mi- ; hs th)' do so in advance, wo have : adpt-d the rulo to insert no man's name Ull',?" ,,ur f &'J i paid stiiclly in .advance. We shall mako no exception to i tLis rule. If a man can't pay that amount tho b 'ginning of a campaign, our wwrd for it, 1)4 had better go no further. Pass in your names anil two dollars, gentlemen. thiscountv. will sell ono of tho machines on liberal terms. -f.T. , ipmihicnnS of Siaike countv Three men went over tho iNhgira, Rial's re?en'ly and were drowned.

Tili: STOYr.U rStAVI. The over Usue oFTl. 000,000 of Indi -

by D C Stover ex-Agent of s to have been known to our ana bonds. Statu oflic-ers as far ba,k n? last .Lutuarv. yet they carefully kept the fact from tho public, and permitted a still greater miniber of persons to be victimized by the e Ii , cj. . r fraudulent issue. Our State ofiicer3 pro1.0. .1 f i ii . posed to Stover, that if ho would return . , , , ' . ,A Ä tho fraudulent bonds in funis of 525,000, , , , or over, at stated times, his villainv should ' J not bo exposed. . criminals? If a man sfeals a hore, would

it not bo unusual conduct for anoflicerl. , . ! 'Diplomas aro boautifullv engraved on whose duty it was to arrest and bring him I . , A ,n . , '. .. 1 ., steel, about 0x12 inches m dimensions.' to punishment, to propose to him thatif:,n, . , , ,, , j 1 i i Im muri, vi trr .niwut t.f inn lull pnut h .

ho would return the hors", ho would not! b exposed, and consc-cjuently not punishe 1? Such a course is the ono pursued by our immaculate State officers. Thev have so lonir excused and covered up fraud and . . 1 peculation in their own party, that they probably 'forgot themselves, and were doin the Barne thin? for ono who had been known as a Democrat. Stover should meet with tho most ri"oroas punishment known to iho law; and our State officials, win. Iiavo benn trlHinfr .... . .. . 0 with justice, should receive a very un - . .. . . 1 mistakable intimation from tho people that ... 11 their services are no lo.ver needed. We are prfectlj willing they shall be - gin on Democrats, in the purishmen! of fraud if thev can I ml mr win irn miütv iinuu, ii im cm una anj w n,) are guilt , io,u.: uniMnui io.u u.e should carry tho war into Africa.' and punUh those of their own party iruiltv of! such crimes. l a k .ii v o i : it i : s i o x i i : x : i Camp nru; Couintm.) May 21st, 1CG2. ) Mk. Lditok: I nromised rocentlv tint u. i piumiiiu ituiiiM tnai. in my next letter you should have a sketch oflhoecenery on the Cumberland and ; Tennessee Rivers, but sinco r.iv arrival here, tho mild beams of fancy and dull i narrative have been submerged in the tlerv 0 ' 1 impul.es ot tho watlike Mats, for how, i whilst tho rolltr-g thunder of tho enemy's canton rebounds through tho adjoining mod, could the pott write sonnets to a lady's eyebrows, lam now one of the many thousands who compose tho aimvi of the government, to besiego tho fated Corinth. .Vot the clastic- Creek inhabits if, nor does the tuibaned Turk aisail, yet its destruction, if it ha not vain t boast its fall in advance, is just as inevitable as that which historic record gives of tho ancient nursery of sculpture. In name, not in famo this city lus like an oasis, smolh - ored with forest, upon a low but uneven bottom, turetching fiom tho Tennessee River, (not hko it great prototype, over looked by cloud-kisping hills,) as a venom - ed reptile concealed within luxuriant heroago, noieeen nil Jell. llietieldo! hhi- , loh is passed and yet the casting power! of time hag not washed awav the ensanguined atain from that fatal spot. Camp after camp has besn formed by which tho line of inarch lias been marked to the bhort distance of two miles from Corinth, where the army at this moment rests; they do not in reality rest, for daily ekirinching is going on. but threo days there has been no L'eneral movemont forward - tili 14 tt twixu limn tn r.la..f iK. i, - V ( , siege guuH uoiorc mo town, ana mrow up tho neeossarv earth works to protect our' .,,., .... men. should it bo neoeiarj to fall back when tho attack is mado. Somo of the (U pounders uro in position ready to protect tho pickets. I have j 'st returned from a visit to our lines under command of (Jen. Nelson, who occupies the town of I'harmington. iiio picket wero koeping up a fire, occasionally answered by the enemy's cannon, and if ivie thkiirrhf in nru.i:.. ... . . ....... 1.1 I . 0 0 brought on, but up to this moment the llllfMf hl lint O111III (. 1 . 1 ... s. ..... . 'I'l.,, '. lUi Indiana aro having considerable sport on picket tluty now. All tho other Divisions of J Irtlloek's army, except Mc Cook's Division (which is on tho reserve, six miles from Corinth), aro laying within three miles of tho '.own, and as toon as all tho siege guns aro planted, and the roads made passable, tho storming will bo ..r....tio.xia. ii. vfviiivnfc i;iiui k ID I' III" k. , ... . ly iol8n ana l'opo s Divisions to draw the enemy out of his line, but up till now they have not been successful. The cars wero beard running in and out of (, rinth ! all 1 ic ni.rlit , ... moving their store to nomo safer location. This is certsinly a most oxciting timo. Kv- I ... ery man is on tho alert for news: ovety ; . ' Moldier is constantly at his post, eo that in j , , iii an hour notico tho whole arinv can movol fnrwaid, and you mav cxnect ono of the bluodkat battles of tho campaign to tsko phu'H heie, if the rwbejs rnak.' a Man I, and! it is thought they will. This part of Mississippi is wretched in in all its phases; tho hind is low, flat, marshy and sandy, iho soil being so thin lhat it is in many places ernpha icallv ter-1 lie; in an uncultivated btato it iscovend with Mark jacks and other dw.-uf i ;4 in tho swamps hickciy and hU am lhe princi.alo varieties, but not luxuiitnt. The cultivated pari aro nlinost de.tiiuto of herbage; whent gn.ws at tho lalo of two: straws to tho sijnaie foot. We haw a mim- j her of old farms l-tween Ihn and Iho ( liver, but thy se-in-a fo li.tt b""n long 1

since abam! med. A companion remark - H lhat uPon such farms 0,10 man livJ

' ant lwo et 15,0 Kroun9 4,0 not suPPort ' lhe mul!en' rennyroyal, or sorrel, and .ip - ! I)0ar blned imaI and insect. ! Afler vegetaling among iho luxuriant lands of Tennessee, amid castles and proliCü forests' 1,10 contrast is Vor-V "I13' J. M. t. Ui r r.li. I. m ... , . i . .. i Iloirgla MomiiiK'Sit AsMK-Iulioii. I TT . , . , , ,,r i IIavlt,r b'-e,i appointed Agent of the . . r m ' Douglas Monument Association, ior i jymLull" and uciuity, I will take pleasure in usuin Diplomas of Life MembeibLip to , jail who pay not h'ss than one Dollar. Ti e . f , , , , . ceased statesman, and the other, America olTering a wreath; besides a bird's-eve 0 , ' view of the grave on tho ßhore ot .Lake : , i Michiir an as it now appears at Cottage Grove. Two dollars will entitle the do.ior . ... i-v- i Douglas in addition to the Diploma. A 1 specimen copy of each can bo seen at the pl rj ' " nTl. . i i ; i .1 t i i . ! . . .. 1 1 nie appeal wuicn ino Doaru maiica 10 j the lellow-countr rmen of the late Mr. ! , , , , i Dougla3 cannot be dee tied trjlimelv, even ' e i i," i i amidst tho dark hours of the Kepubiic, ' ... ... ' ! nn the privations and distress ol an unn;Uunil war. XoIl0 more llian lll!lt j);itli. 0,5c st;iteSman. sought to aver t bv just I i i i ' ; anj constitutional aims leMiiniate com - r.jHint, none mom than he, when treason m?nace( tlie foundation of our nation national i : e J' l n truei and more inspiring tones his steadfast Ioy I alty and everlagling fidelity to tho Union . . . . , . , . I and Constitution, bequeathing to his counI ..... , , j try in his dying words un(juetioned toj kens of tlie allegiance which, breathing lrom ,l,s bnent grave, mav vet reanimate aJ rtoro the divided glory of our com"ion country. Surely it is nut untimely to rear now enduiing maible over his hon - - ortJJ remains, bearing forever tho hist words which hurst from his djin' lips , " lell my children to obey the Laws and - . . . . . uphold tho Constitution. - I). McDoNALI). ' A Ui rat Ihitllf. WAentNoT'.'.v:, Juno 1st. The following deFjatcli wa6 receivoJ at tho War Department this afternoon: ! "I-'ikld of Hattlk, June 1st 12 M. j "Vo liave natl u desperate battle, in : wliiish tho corps of Cenerals Sumner,' Htdntzelman, and Keys wero engaged, j KrfHl,J 'prior immbrs. J 1 Yesterday at ono o.clock, tho enemy,! ; ,'n"in. advantages of a terriblu storm j which Hooded the valley of iIjh Chieka- ! hominy, attacked our right Hank. Cen. ; Cey' division, wh oh was in tho first lillt Sav,) wa" ""accountably. Tiiis taus- i ' 1 rt lc'"i " ",",'SIUI'. """"s 1,10 uns a"'1 ,)1T:lo0 w,'ro "C but lieutzelm.in and Kearney most gallantly brought up their troops, which chock-d , tho --'my "At lhe eamo time I suceeded by great exertion, in biinging across ('Mierals JSedj wkk'a "d Uichardson's divisions who! ,,hovo l'acl-: 1,10 enemy at tho point of the j ( ,J-Vnet, eov jnng the ground with his dead, ; "Thu morning the enemy attempted to reue w t lie conlUct. but was ronulsed ..U',,1,.,,.,,1. j " " ""' '.o, ....ioi.bw'i0in lsi ton. 1 ettigrew and Col. Long. .r... 1 . , i .i Our loss is heavy, but the enemy a , must I,e e,,ormoU8' "Excepting Casey's division, tho men behaved splendidly. "Several lino bayonet charges were made. '(Signed) Geo. H. McClellax.' Washington, May 30 The following lias just been received at tl .r. v.. n ,1 W I . 1. mo o iii j rr ii. 1 1 i iih: ii i . 11. tj. I'eji. oi the Mississippi, f j Camp on tho Corinth road, Mav '2V. i , ., ,, ,f , ; ... IJI.IUIUII, '-'i-uiij 01 'ari . ... Jhreo strong reconno.tering columns advanced this morning on the ii"ht :ei tor and loft, to feel thi enemy and unmask his battel ies. Tho enemy hotly contested hid ground at every point, but was driven back with ' til considerable lose. Tho party on tho left encountered the strongest opposition. Our los iy twenty -five killed ami wounded. il,e enemy left thirty dead on the , (,l,r Io8ies at other points aro not vet ascertained. . , None five or mv oflnvrs and a number t , oi privates wem rapliiicl. 'I ho lighting will piobibly lo resumed to moi low at d.i break. Tho wholo country is mo thickly wouded that we are compelled to fuel our way. (Signed) II. W. Haiikck, Maj. (en. s. . ... m n Utx. '!,. . i ik ii i .r i nr. 'iii',f I iki.h ok Siiii.o, Tenn. Apr. I.r, 18.'2.( i Hon. (). P. Mun, governor of Ituliana: i Siu It may bo a usles t sk for mo to a Id anuiher tiibuto to tho glory of Indiana I while tho bittl fields of Uuh Mountain, IV l!i.l.r.. no.l 11 1..... a I, fluently in her jirai,o. I'mt justico to the I fdh, 2Pth, :5fth, ;$:d and :'.oth r,j,init?1,s I f J - I - ---- ! um vi'i' mi Pit'iin n w in

j uf Indiana Volunteers requires me to speak j?f lheir ,-o,lsPicU0U gallantry while fight-

j under my command in t'io battle of . Shiloli. Tho 331 regiment had already won the pies ig,, of victory at llowlett's. j The other regiment, actuated by a proper emulition, unflinchingly stood their lirst s b.aP!l;ra unrre; action upon the field ol Muhdi will embc ish one of . . . " ! the brigtest pages in the annals of our na- . b t,a,K j respectfully, your obd't . I -uiuiijjurumii serv t, A- Mc.D. McCook, Commaiidinf !Jd Division. SJnttfr Kof'oro HUIiiiioikI. ... , u nave taken 5U0 prisoners, among , . . 1 whom are several prominent oflicers. . .. . I On Sunday, as soon as it was light, the inght was renewed by den. Sumner, with i , . , , i marked success, the fight lasting nearly ; , , , . . , . . , tho whole dav. Uio rebel were driven at every point with heavy loss. The ground gained by (Jen. Sumner w.ns about two and a half miles. ! (,er Heintzelman succeeded Sundav ' . . . . . , " ; morning in retaking the ground lost the i , , , . ' , j day beforo by (jcn. Casey, att-r a severe flru-'lo. 3 Our loss in the t wo days eiiL'afrment in , , . , . . . ..,.., . ki;ld and wounded is abou oUOO. A i t . . . ... . ' Kre:i1 imber arc niiefcing, who will prob- , , . ,, aoly ivtuiti, having strayed away. All , , , . . , . - ' 1 f WoU"' ' ' . ' our . i ho country in which the battlo was .. . . ... , . is nwampy, wuii tnijK undertirusli, and most of the fighting was in the woods. ; ww mS w mo n.imro ox me ground, very " - . 1 ..... . r . i i lltllt :ir l prv Una nunrl Loth balloons were Ii!) ncailv il.iv voafnuluv .i i" t i c i- i AH tho rebel troops left Richmond and i , . ,. . , . , ! marched out in the direction of the battlei j ,r, , , . . , . ... , - - .. .... iu . .... .. . service, tlie cars running within a mile and Ja ha,f or lhe bri rilr forw:ir(I ammut(ifi( ,n am, s The wounded ; . ,. , .it. , immedta'.el put aboard tha cars au I sent vhite Hotis.j . M .. . , , , ' "nfial M;CI-!lin arrived on the bat- ; ioM on 8ltm(!;iv vU.mu ult.I( u I has reto'iined ever silier, dir.-cliii all the j nioveni'-nts in person. I Iii presence anion ! the titxijii ha 1 a m st Jl!ro!ed d'--ct. i Four separate ehat 'o.'s uitli the bavorndK i ........ i i . . i weie nii'ie on ring yesteiviny. n( .n,' instance the enemy were- driven a mile, during which 173 reheU wore killed will the j b lyonet alone. j Lieut. Washington, aid to Gen. .Io. John -, ston, was taken pii-oner. j The Mieinv dad loft on tho field amount lo over I , iox Advcrtlicmcnls. FAIRBANKS' ' Aai 1 M"J$r UN"S Wwchouse Tnick-, Letter Tresses &c. I F.I1IJ IJANKS, (iRliNLI 1 F K CO.. 17 Lnho Ht., 1 I -si - j ;'! careful to 1. iiv onl v the genuine. .' y June f, lM',- 1 Hi -J t 1 1 i : j . X j; 1 I I o 'ii ii 1 H I) I I I ' II U I1 U Ii . i) .11 l'i .11 1 It I .1 L, Thri'if.h,,,,:, ..fMeuil.cr.l.h.of lhe HOt'CI.AS .moMt.M1-:.T ASSOCIATION, l.eautifuüv . u graved u ted, niiout nine iy tw-te im-hen in 1 dimen-ioiu", i now tcalT for di-trilution to mi' , . Mllimm,,;t ,,,. Tll(. vv.rAV-xiy. I eon-its ft' two lull hn.-th ir,;eit(, ore a Miitr.m ot ine iccouseu siare.-m in, aiiM tne otii.-r America dl'erin a reati ; Itesides i li!rd"s-eve ievv of the ravr on the slu re it" Lake Michigan a it now ajij ears at (' ttae drove. To all I'ci.-om forwarding: to the A ssociation one dol'.ir or more, will l cnt one ot f e-e I i .'otua-:, with the name and amoint duly iieerled tlieicin; and tinned ly the ic.-itient and Serre I II v. t "oii'r'.hufors In th" suiu of one dollar will he Co;-ie Ide .MeiiihelS ot tin )oiii.'I i-i .Mo iuiih i t -i. 'utioii ; in the il 111 id" I w t Il'v do',!;ii II mo I i. I-de .M ml. 1 1-; and ;n lhe -i;m ot one Imn i I. l i' M i r.i i iii .1 dol:a"S Hul oran lde Aleiulcrs ol the I! mm i .i.-ti j All editor l.o will ii.sert tl,. nh..u. in th.-ir I d.d' , weekiv or tri w. hl v 'sues iliree iiiouth. . M .t, IU ,,(.,.;l,i,in.il oti.-e to :ulHliee the o!.ci t Ui . will h ive foi warded to them iuui;e.!t;iic! a I I i.!ont.i a-; IIoiuiarv l.ile Mciulicr of ihn A-o-j , M,.(II ,h,. ...cHpt hv the Society ol a y V "!.. ir juj.crcoMaiiiiiu,' the f..re.ini:. ., ..Nt V. Y..i k. St-.-'y. . II. Local receivers and so'.iritors for contrilii.l n aie hein auinoi:ci in tlie loval Mate, i tot i!e ( li;iro of the intcrci! id tlie A.M-i ition. I 1 njihliU and circul.ii , containing the or mi ziii.iii, constitution, hyedaws, nud theappcHt, Mill be nt o all who will forward llieit aihl'c-i. ( ' in niiimc.it iMi should he addressed to "See rct.uv Douglas .Monuiiunil AMcntioi., Chicago, Iiiin'.,,." I'J LI QU (JUS, Also, in the same huil linr, one door north of the I!. mk, may he loimd at all tinier a toll -to, k of Tnrr mid I n ;i tin I ! d Liquors, I wir Donldo and Single Hrctilinl Whisky, OM' Hyo Whisky, Cheuy Uiandy, Citn, I'oit and bheny Wines, FRENCH BRANDY Tlie Iiilie! of which Inttrr article wo paid at the Hooded Store House in New Ymk t'ity. ur l.npiorH are nil pure nud u e n ill s.'lt at as iot prices nlheau:e ipi.tlity can he 'MK h i-. d in niiy it ihlidino ut in this or its adjoining Stute. 1 healers, h fore purchasing, would do well to call nud sample J.T. ANN AI.Kf.MIHUCn fi ( (. riyinouth, June ."i, lhj. l!tf. 1 Cavalry Horses Wanted. 'oun..r.-.t -AVAI. IIHKM.S ;,,!, Two hundred CAVA hÜ Y lhUISHS n w. . 0 un lour to nine eai s '.!, Iroui tilteen to fiflci n ,n'1 x ,M,f ,ll,,s 1 ,M' eider, t v- l?(t i:ss .t Missi.I.

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$1.000 PREMIUM. fil.OOO! Will cause II. tir t- jM-ftw on U.-.t ui'.l IN--st'.i c (Ir-y or Di-i r-i d I . i r to its ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOR. Will Prevent the, Hair from ralhrii; off, ami promote a healthy (Irow t!i ;c iiiji! t ! v er.aili'-ati.d Dandruff, will prevent and cure Nervous Jleadaihe; will ive to the 11-iir a clean, lossy aj-jiearane, and u a eeitain cuie Cor all D;s-oa.-e.-of the Head. Price 75 Cente: Three Bottles for $2 00. It is a perfect :md complete dressing for the Hair. UcaJ the following te.-timoniala: IT. .-. Mar-iiai.s Of- cf.) New V rk, Nov. I, "Ol . Wm CIIJ A Y, Kso. , Dkah .ik Two months ao inv head was itlmo-t utii. '.v f'.il t. ai,l tlie littl. ' Hair I had was all Ciey, and falling ut very fa-t until I feared 1 hotiM l-' all. I eonifiieiieed j uiiiL' your IIaik H k-toka i i vk. anl it wnme.üatel v stopped the li.'.ir falling oil, and soon re-tore 1 tin color, and after uing two hottles my heudiseompleteiy ;oveied Willi h lie.dtliv growth f Ii lir.aud of the same color it was in early nunihood. I takejrieat pleasure in recommending your excellei t Hair Itesfurativc, and yon al.-o may refer any donljtinir ersou to me ' IJOliKUT MI'IMJAY, CS. .Marshal. lor sale ,v the pr-.pri.tor fY f 1 .1.1. A .M (III AY ; at the i;i:st()Rati i: dkpjt, :j h iwiwav, i New oi k. A I so for :de l.jr JOHN S. riF.IiCK, Oemrd Agent, N. Y.,:u.d hy :!l Diugi-t,. jun."-l!Uy $5,00 REWARD, .v'tr ie!, from t!n- suli-ci i!i. r in Plymouth, on the 1 I'Ji ol'April, a !.ir;e -Ink red C , uj ;..-rd j t i he eiiif or nine ;i!ol l; hn large, ht-ivy I honi-; is l.iiu !! eoh.f alctiitfhc ri -;i 1 and neck; I hcliev eil fi h ive oüii- w .n h r hind feet. '1 h' i.!ve reward will he paid on delivery of the ('owto me. A. NKS.Lb. I'lMuoiith, Miv 1 -ft. tint Cioods. HONEST CORNER I rufpeetfully awnounc to the patron of iionkst c;t)it!:ii Th.it I la e l eeentl v returned from the am mot in n c. ipi t .i Of carefully .-h;eteJ T3JRT5T GOODS c : I M ) ( ' ! : I I I I : s ! A in e v ervthirii: el.-o- o-m-rlt kept hy Iii, which I will sell at fair prices. 1 will t ike iiir.''...i;i;i' for pood, all kiinis of .lli'ii'Zsaiitalilt' I'roriurr, AM MONEY WIL NOT BE REFUSED I invite mvidd c::-t-!nr t,. , I T t ' I eo'i:'r'! Iii V f !. mi'! 'es. ! i i if t 'i.'V i i f . t he vvi ! ! y.cMor.ur.-h, : :... H..!t...-;t!.!,.. , ,-..r w.u-d d. ..!..-..:.: a r.i ;:,!,! ju ; no I. ..n.!..., : ,- Iii v Hi' ! '. . I Tho -I. 'i ii'i'v I n t !iim ' v ' n i rr'' i a i e i;. (i ; - lied tliat i!:ei;- u ;in' icrv tin Iii t ii. il. ai d I ! : o j i I ' i . V W 1 1 I i i ' 1 e ! 1 1 1 1 i i I I !" oil to ! ' II!. ' J. i;K( i n i.t i:. rivni'Mit'iO.-t.l lr.M-tf '2- i i i : UNION S A F K! 1 . 4 - ' v 1 1 ivinr sol.l out in y entire ?tu k f . feri niit'le EJOOSS A.BI MSOIS! And nude an ntiie change in niv jTi'LTinrnt of hiifincs.-., an I ha in' titled uj hit e.-t:il.!idiuic;it 12 v 1 vl v I'oi M A N Vi V A CT Uli! AT; Hvdevotin;.' niv attcutii n to it I th isk I can in t!v IIIV 10I j The inosl Drsirnhlr Tlarr in ihisr 1 ' M M I 7 ITV To leave a trie inre, or puichi-ea l'"h! I lu e in mv ne !o Tin Very livi Woi hmt n in Aottlniii Fst(Ii:ut:i; Men that cannot he cvc. 'ded for AUILI I V ! irtitiiiss ffiut f'lsiHiiclt in in: i a i i i x c; Neatly and proinj tlv done nt all lim s. My work i- of TIIK 15F.ST OVA LIT V 77"vxxnixtccl ! And w ill he hold .n ,w as the s i'.:e .jU liiti cm ! old in anv itiai ket. J. I' .nv i.ki:i;i'i;i;n. I. S.-- Person in. h'hte.l to n;)- .,le oariif-l I v ! re.pic-t. d lo fall and S.lllc Vv AT OM'i:. I nin-t hi nv i- eo.ii.tv . tth d hy the irt. ,,( J inn r ; ;u ,i that time I -h dl he ri w fit ..f the needful." I iicn.1-," t'oni" in i-il !i. !p. I w ill I..- I'o ni.l ,t mv '. -t in I. oi . .!o..r ti.u th of lhe r.u.k Iholdn 1. 1 M t h in - I . I I c. r d p.nil. - y S I A IT. or INDl A. .MAh'SM AI I. ( l' TY. I.i the Maidia'.l ("ii. i.it l.oait, Au Tonn yixty IV try, vs- . r-tition for orce. Mine IVtrv. The plaintilf iu the ah.,. cntilled caue, hy Keew Capion h.-r allot net J, i td. d in lhe of-lii-o of the ( I rk of lhe Circuit Couit d the C,.un tV of .M..ldiall .Oi l St.lte afot.Mld. I et coHU-hdnt in the :il.it o cut Ith d e ni-c, and .t appe.iriiik; i.t the ! Hl!i:aitol a di-inloi . t d p. i -on tint il.e ni 1 ii t tin' !i I . ii. I i ii I in 1 1 1 1' : i ! 1 1 1 . . , t ' i : ........ i- nnku.oM,. he i ,o,, i.;..! hy noldied of the tiling ;nd pen h nc of ,,J; eo'iipl nnt, an t ll.it un!.--j u; ;.. ir. hh,,., , lemur th. leto :i h. .(iuiL ,.f t'oMlt. to he he in and held it iho Ceutt If.-u-o in the mW ,,f I I) im .utli, on the ii I M.Hi.liv i.' A"iMit I. l-fl, . iid coin;.. tint mII ' he ii an I di'tcr mined in 1 r- ah-' n c. tf. -t. M !f I'hKSIIIVt; 17tl l ik t, .Mu;La!K o-.tv.

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GREAT WESTERN TP LOCATKD IX ri.VTIOITIf, liVIIIAiVA. to Tin: citizhns or The Adjoning Counties. GREAT BARGAINS! i" 1? 3r Tin: I'unriiiEToits of thi: Auction Variclv Store! Ilavinegained the name of selling goi Cheaper than any other Establishment in the West Arc determined to sut:in the refutation tii';- Ln irained hv o2eiin' Greater Inducements! Than they hire ever oUVp'd hef rc. wm iu;y AT AI'CTIOX ANT) Sl-hh AT AICTKIX I'lill'Es. and oi.r Mv.to i: 1ÜS1! So, if you want Orent CtrL'iii h firo vil a rvc -I'm-: AUCTION STOKE. Our stm U f m!iace all tin? lcS'!!li' rn.i -I ( iS'l'IISN, 1 11 ll?! Ill i. EtlOU II iV ! i; llVil SlJ'Iill. IM'tll i I , , ts Kci.tu. k .! ', 1 'art;f r- and M-- V la .rr:rn. ";. i..t i1, fi.n k.. Imj!!.-,Xc I ) i : mss c;( )oi s. ronlin-;, Mz ini'-ioiK . C'halit, S(t;i a" i-s Law ns, I e . .111.1 s, plain . OiJ tiured, ig hrtins, plain and ti-urc 1. i rro Tin-: AUCTION SIX ) UK here cm he j. i;i.d a 1 IT.'"' k of Tj.'-'i" iif, io! n Sj read-, Towrl;:rj, e. ; rr tiii-: : WJCTIOA STOIiK! j I'or I .ad'.. mi,! ;.!;-' h" ii ., of a'.', k.niA laijc a-M'ttincnt ! I i ! . i Cloaks, Mantles? fcc. i KT T!H roi: no or .sa;tv ; r ri 1 1 ; AUCTION STORE ! Wo have aUo .m niiu. i.e t k oi NOTIONS! At o;.r cm. ii '..i ) - (Vdiilrv ilrrrli;iul ;nu! lNiI!(TS Supplied at l.h. r i d;.-.'i,!,t-c ii. c.'lilanll te.ilvil l" INTO "W Goocl I "i-oiii A ihm in ! So he i,ro aii 1 ; o t r 1 1 i AUCTION STOKK AND !o Vnti: IKIIN': Pi' i.i.i c s a i-i-: Proiiij t!y itt' ti '. ! fo ,,id at low !i i-' I U I'AII" M HI !U TIM'. . -ci.llC tlOU fri Ol

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