Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 June 1862 — Page 2

VOLUME 3.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 22.

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

rVBLlaHKO WEEKLY BY T. fc P. JlcDOXAMK PLATT McDOXALD, :::::::: Editor. PLT3Iorni, INDIANA: TncusDAT, JuxES.Vni, 1 802. ZTIL-l r DEMOCRATIC STATS TICKET. fob COTr.T ' r Hit. JAMES S. ATHON. OF MAMON. JOSEPH TU STIXE, OF ForNTAS. r TRrR or täte, MATTHEW L. DUETT, of dv:e3s. f R t GKrAI., OSC A It 13. IIORD. OF DECATUR. t r'T pes. mrfctcrw, SAMUEL L. RUG 0. of ALLEN. - - vy r -s rr v t g t ;JiSfeS10.-A Ajj x !0.. ' The qu fltion. When ami where Pliall j the Democralie Con"res?ional Convention i ... , lwheld?-lms been frequently asked by Democra'g cf this cjunt . Wo do not i know who compose the Central Co'mmittee. but whoever they arc, they should act in the matter iramediaitdv. This is a lsre District. and he who -ots tho nomination , . will have little enough timo to canvass it ii after a convention can be called, and a nomination maJe. The Rochester Set-llnd 'says: Our attention diss been ralbd to tho ubjict tf a Congressional Convention in thia distiict by a member of the Coup. Central Comu.ittee. We have heard much Anxiety expressed by Democrats, with regard to this convention, and lhe genernl wbh li that it ba held at an early day. We i!est to the Committe that it bo held h Plymouth, on Thursday, the 10th of July. Lt U3 hrve an expitssion from thu press and lhe committee. " TIIK TABLES TURXEIK Tha South Cend IxegUtcr was veiy uneasy, caused by the fear that wo would not publish Schuyler's letter, and wondeidered if we would have tho ma:il;noF3 to do it. Wa did publish the entire letter of ! reply to us, yet the Register has not pub lished our reply to Schuyler, and of csurse will not. Black TiepubHcans who are 60

. . a0oU - having everr pjssibie eaC'a .i..:! disn'ct. It is no doubl'ihS facility extended to them lor t'ie circula- case that the councils of the committees are darktion of matter for their benefit, arc genu- X'r 11 ÄÄ ally the last ones to extend like favors to ernannt for aJvocorin,- eeitain taxe.- n 1 onposiiU' . u nr.r.nnnnla u- . 1 others, and that thec persons, from political niiitheir opponents. We hope to hoar no liT0? Hre ;llIow-c.fi tar ti much i.qa,,;,,, rou the IttOie twaddle from ti e Register about fair -decision-. Th.-bill i ibr the sifety of the gov- , .. w . , ,.,, crument and the conservation o( individual ri-'hts. '""r Mrr-me" 'rJ-r, lh", tv,,?,"por.Llcal faith. Its defltULlon of fainiCSS IS ; aad not upoi the future lab or of the thou- . , . ibandi of men who ure fpilliiu their blood. All

eiiuiiftw, wiieu i applied to an opponent. It expects Dem oeraf?, as well as Republicans, to aid 'n the circulation of Schuyler's documents, but when anything appears in reply to him, it would be as likely to take a rattlesnake by the tail as to publish it. Jl'DGE IIUOIIi:.V SPEECH. r . i . r j i I wn our uri y-ge may ue luunii a speed r IT T II I II 1 - from H',n. James Hughes, delivered in t j , irro . , , tinlup.,!'. W8- A. ,U ,5... m orJcr to retai.i a fat oOic- under the ..... , . present administration, has espoused the Ci'Jbo of abli;ioniam, aud lately made an . , . . . f .. . other spaech in difense cf his netv p0?iti'Hi. tha T.n'ilir alion of the nrm in tn-dai-'n . . tif 1! t wn tvill i'irntlr .ii! tl.n r.l.i- in fe e , ... forming nu opinun of the Judge spo.iiic.il honesty. COVERX3IEXT

We would call attention to the following j OOO.UOO, and fall exactly on tit it d tv. of penmus t,aratan(i ,i,, ;t was a .t frm s.-bt.v-, f e . ,t Lest Li to bear it. I he notes diountei ia l ,rm ,,U

? iat """""jbanki in a verts $ i,60 1,000,00.1, and this should

and review of Hunt Merchants Magazine, aid unconnected with politics and published for all tiaie bat whose editors are republicans in sentiment. It gives the lie direct to every republican paper in the ouout i w uw uuaiicw wiiuuwii v i . . - -I.. - :.. 1 .1 .1. country, and 6hows by its facrs (without intending it at all) how utterly corrupt, disgusting and destructive is the course pursued by the preeut administration; to say nothing of the rank injustice and op preasioii of l!-.e poor and people of moderate means, and the building up of and pro tectbn to the lieh by the infamous tax j bill now before Congress, but which it does rot mean to pass if it can bo avoided until afici its members have been re elected this fill. It shows clearly, too, how abundance of rever.ua can be collected, by taxing thf.e Lest Ve to pay it, and who flurit a n..K lifr.f!t from limt. fif war and j -j w.'uv - - " - peace, leaving the poor man to Lear a t,rö ?n nrf.m.rti ,ti to llie Leriefi? derived oiiot.v ... I I - - - by him from our form of government in ilher lims of war or pi:. Rear in mind that no teverut available iJ deriv. ! from tho tariff. Du ies nie yu' 1 in T'- .-- ury r.o'e-, a'nl they having b-i-o - out are rtnrne J to govermnooi. u monej, but ab pomisS'jry Lute paU on. Read the follotyjpg: The duties coib cted for u:e first four nn'u !.. or the prcsfDt je' fttre tqu.dto $4?p';03,'i:'O jir an nuM. rd tht receipts i. M.y to the 26 h wtie 3,G6 101 At th u xU he rvvei-uf s i.f the gov iruB'it will reach me $60,0 0,000 per snri'iin, a .riin' e rate is alout 33 per ceut. ot t'.e

""it y? III. JFaTr?:.i: v:;:ärj:c:y. t;:';:

tut. Tbi3 W of revenue will absorb in about

fifteen mouths tLa amount of pvw onti.tan.lln?, 1

anu wi::c n on us rice is receivao.c lor custom?: up to this period, therefore, ti e government is without mean, and up to this time there hu been m ma um j.':irca ut wuiiuri's. iw me exception ot the $J l.ouo.ooo tax winch ror Hie year w;- settled mot!j by deducting the amount each Sta'e had advanced for the fittiii.se out of troops. The bills that are btto'e Cciuress are of such a character hat the uninitiated reider would ut once snppo-e tint thy were never intendej to raije money. They miidit be denominated as eontriv nnces to create offices and bamboozle creditors. They make an immense show without intending to be urpalaCable to any tax paying constituents. The war lias new been cariicd on fourteen months. Fo? the first four months the government h id no money to speu-J, out Mates, cuiea. bmks nn I inI ,1; .....'. .-I-.,. i .....,. .1 ... a I n:in noo. . uinuu.im itu i ii.ti.u I'l 'if bi..tit jivi,ii"i.''iin; 10 m v afoot the troops tint were wanted to probet the capital. Corres he'i f.semb!ed and ratified vvhat had ahedy been done, and authorized large loans nnl more tro-ina. luiin'h these mmcrs Iii.i ,

already be.n exercised without their assNt-mce, ! öl, the frednj of nigera, tho feeding their assent w.u not innmd.atcly imporant, ex-1 tll0m vino, the cost of Wpino- ptisoners cept as a cheap show of pitriotisixi- Tici.- run- ' ' 1 stituents were n'-jt laxel fur the nioaey.hut many jof w-f. 'h des rtc'i m of revenue by hid the spending cf it. The onj possible v.iy in aK!iy Mi, and enact which that body ot men c uM be o: the lea ;t er-I ; J . ' vice to the country, or ui u-e to the Constitution in tin M ni l tariff, amounts to over and Union, w.w to oiguiize the vast wealth which g.uo.OOO.OOO. W hav3 been troin on the people, with worutrful v.n tnimity, were nl I , most forcing upon the government to" u-c foi its : at this ra:e a little ver one year, and alown preservation. The hol people were earn-j ren,j h foots up 1 .05000,000. and in est in "al'vin roinid the flag a' d fiippyrting the

executive, lhe only posiMe utility in this Cuugress at all mis to devise the plan by which those ti.e pun uy which loose i n IcaÜv, equitablv, nnd ! resources would be dr.iw freely from a Hiliuu people into a needy Trensr.v; ThH.iie JiPerranrüuty w i totally :!n i enlively ii g!i.'Cte'l U:c cr;i!;t t the government depended in the loim.uion of n iutcrct mad based uj on adi ijn.it. taxation. Tin re were not, however, m tha . Congress the men who could meet , tlie rcfponbi'.iiy. Uut one consider ition seemed i to actuate each, that was, that he would not riA h5a pers0n ..I position bv taxiig his constituents.-, ccoruingij no im um ms pisscu ueyoni some additions to the tariff, which were supposee to fa vor the manufacturing interests of certain arties. The expenditures oi tnc government were announced at Sl.'M.fM) per d.iv. When Congress iidijjnrncd .Mr. Chase said that thev went to"S'.-3,-Ier da.v. Congress unhi mor. and has now been in bets. on six months, and t-till the important .duty of tax ition lingers The hrn tax parsed at the Augupt session has been ignored, and the de bates are prolonged orcr bill that may possibly folio' its fate. 'J he expenditure, for war purposes, in the lirt year, were us follows: Advanced by the people,. 109,00).00ft L'jrroivcd cn loin, stock and bonds,. . L'5 ),000,000 Deuiaul notes,. I53,f)0().00( 1 ye ar Ceitiiicates.. . . . 100,000,000 1 ti SrMr(fnt lWxin fiO.niin OTlfl

Floating I'ebt, 200,!.i0O,OO(5 j "The Plymouth Democrat m two or jiiiien ti.nes nifd alluhioii to a 25 matter TotJl federal indebtedne?s .fG3,(-00.'J00 , bet ween Mr Colfax and the editor of the This was nearly $2,200,000 rcr day, without one 'Press. We had thought to let the thing dollar cd tax levied. 'Ihj anprop-wtions now ,A.,Q i i,.,, i, e . made ior the vear lbC2, are: arn.v, 83-Jl.lM),llR-) PaM unn-liceJ. but its last reference to j5; navy, $4243,117 02;Indi;.ns,l.bl310?,jtl,e atlair is rather ungenerotn, and we together, S5C5,342,-i9. Gl ; und ÜW.U0J men have take this oMasion to fay that Mr. Colfax bcen added to the arr.:y. The pre nl debt of the nc i'er donated one cent to the Pressthot coverv.'aeiit, nctwithslatrhn'.' the denials that have ; , . been made in Cor.,,essbv tf o.e wh will r.nt vnt, r intimated, by word or act. a desire

taxes, is very near 1,000,000 ,UU0, bearin g a specie , interoit of $00,000,000 to be added to t! ie coming year s expenses, and in which year the ; one year The expenses of the venun-nt will, with the us. f J - .l -.1 .1 . I M ual dehcier.cy br.13, ii'.t be uiiicr .jOJ.O ü,0t'j for the cjni;n year, and at this moment not a dollar of revenue exists. The cuvoai will yield nothing . I .1. . I.. ' t I . . If ' . L. V, w. rJ 7 re p.; - w8ÜlL'f:(J. ail j Ii! lain.. Ii:1T. Ih ph i iv.-h iiriv l.v the Homrst-ad B.ll. With this pro-pect there is 1 Hill no tax plan d. vised. The bill which pased i.ic nouse lmnosinir a countless number of taxes Im3 one prominent te.turc. It is the app üutmeat I nn n, ii ..u... i .ii ... 11 . indirect t .x.s will fail upon that f!u-s cf men and i liiuimiiur.-. Iii i.iii u nai fa-? t men and mt i n ti a i r. r..,n i i., t i r.oi up n ii.e j rupcrt'. iio drr?. J ue man of mdbuns uses no io-re t biceo, co:f. e, or nhi-koy, than the wuundvd o!Ji. r wlm bis sutvivrd the heat of buttle, on hi half par, and he would pay no more uiulf r diicii 21 tax. DoubilcdS they arc YVll.lll f1 nil V r i,-',-wt 1, ,-v il .v-,. ........ I i i(wiivin7i.uii i'i-yciiv, mm it is the duty of Congrfs to reacli that property oy an n:.ji.te assemeut, w incti couM b collect ed hj each Mate without wdditional txnenic when j collecting local taxes. The n mount of property in

;rC,Tttry Vfn at l,1 no' n!!)0i no donation to he Pres ; theref-oe any depar tent on that will oive $160,00 ;,00 per an- . . 3

i; tlio ct-fonn v.iil pre $5'),000,00!) in rime i0f pt: w ii'..iit. i m i i- 1 1-i.i in. ii ratsea siijo.ooij.. ' n.Vl ;,. . 1 i . . I .-i. .-.. n ;o0J in order to rea,:2e a iounl cum ot $jO),003,. i ODO. which is the minimum. This sum can hi ,,4 ., t:Kf!fr,1T , raui-d, iz : by cn-atn.g Kr iluated stamps, to be . sold by post:.. asttr-' r eher existing federal otlict.rs u, .0,,h j anJ or:e of wlifch !lmM be , eCCsarj t - ihn r-i b.iityof every legal or bii..n-i jpw.-cd. 1 here m no re is on whv ftiirbink nte. ;or thcc! , ,r ltHt; l for aay paym-I-t, , ,,,, Uu0' ban.!, I.c:ids, laorla' s au t I iper t-houM ;ajt lave 1I12 nht ttamp proportioned to tho ! ITi iw il f. ui,.!,,n ,nj I .1. . l.l . ..i i in- 11 ..11. 1.1.1. in n .w. taction in a 3 ear is lninicn-e. i .1 1 ..... . u" .uv . j. ii.nn. t in nr-mit cicainm noises ot New y,k is s3.ooo,ouo,muo, and in three c,t. lies, Uu6r..n, New York, an! P.iiladehdli i, lu.uju.uvio.ujj per rntaim by i tn itl rrturni Thaie t. .A'l- t. ..k txtiirin-cä arc mostly brokeiV and other checks and drafts civen out in the course of business Uue per cent on thn .um alon would izive 10 h. give $"j6,000,O.J ) '1 his tupjr for the mo-t nart rcpreeentithe.ie of goods, and .he tax on the notc rcii' hes the tran-action in the most roady way. The outstanding -leporiits in the banks are iCO.000,00O. and it is rio..ble that the irarmctioiia of this nature are not less thin $26,0.W.0'h),000 in a tir, and there can be 11 a object that can be more jus'ly taxed, aMl would vki-1 .it 1-1 oer - ,,,r i;a.Mtiin.ia an . . ... v im.Mii... t,p ujNi'ji ui'ed, hotel bills, tra' eiers' bids, etc.. alioiml iill bear .1 -I. . .- .. iae lax wnicn won n nm 1.1.1 exactly 111 nr noitioa to means or prwperi'y upon all. These men.ures !3 01 taxation would require Congrcs one hour i-icncct. ard it. sixtv d:it rri.nu.. iv.m:.i h .. to nl i'i;,,ilr,"il''1 V hl,t a.f'w h',',, Auie o o,' ;v in.'ii am 10 oorrow ;.u ju.ou ) It requires Mill less t.mo to a-t-cis the Sutes $16 .000,000, and order it returned by e-ieh govHfnCi:' nt n. ('.in. limn un.l .l t . .!, - -x . ..-. v i-i muaic uiv I ftUinpa nnu make an paper anl contract not geil- . ed with tl.em void, aud all in vom. ana an receipw unstamped in1 all receifti unstamoed inC , ... , . VAiid. Concre.-S lias t ilki-d neailr a vear about their own iiKiividn.l plan and s' hemcs. h t them onj;ress nas

w - - aud in course of collet tien, they may be chatigod fiomtiaieto Urns as oxegencie re jnire. Tiicse amount uiaj b. summed up as follows: I'crt'gr. exchnt-e -MO,! 100,00') Vo.hi.c tiwtaii 6.10,0'iO.OOO Clr.-!- ' .vrhot.ivA Ifl Hil l A H llAIt. IJ Iina tliJC'.'ir.H, Viva. V - AV. i-f A SaT " F fVf 3' 9 f' IV' ::.f-!O,0otVK0 , Deposit trans. t.ons 2G,OuO,000,000 1 t,tc 'üs min e l. ho'el inli.s 10,000,000,000 rtnti, s .les ,.t .lucik-n, etc.,. T.t.. .fWWW A iax of 1 percent on all these transactions. w ...igivc .vyhi.0yo.000, or more than iMtnin-li i iei;iiireO. leere 1.4 iio iloutO. bow. ver, l.ut tit'.- lingiwb p.:iey in the oht war wm best, t 1 i ji.e litMi-.v id! t'.e expenieA of the year I. 1.1. I'f' IP. It tilt .V:lf 14 p.tiln ltl.il ti. .rwl ;. jJ.o ) i.(iuO rrr aiintim. tax for the wiiole of if. jd boinrw only the contingency If mich a pol-i-.-v not ad'infen. a tax of one fifth of 1 per cunt t'.e lImivo .in ei w.iuiti five Aioo.OtiO nno Ti e revt-nue will t'icn he - - n ' " ; j.. Im 1 'I'lon ti . s c .1 n-CUnL'-lllS dl.t.e.if-''. . it'i,,.:iO. :; :;10,'.")"h j o ai, - I 1 is -i.i.i U it wri ill, Jul I le j ... or i n r I f-re i-r ihi p.(r..,..3-.

now give unnour to trie ex.gcnc.es oi the govern- Vate matters brought to public, he will He is oh med with heading an oranizamet.t and nation, wiion th.-e t nr.. l..vi...l s i o s "'a"1""

Thrust this in the free of every man

... . i w four hundred milli ns of dollars, and see

what answer he can make to it. Will our j ly did when he wrote the following letter The Memphis Avalanche reports Beauneiohlnr up streot be kind enough to pick j to a mm who was proven guilty in open regard's arm? in excellent condition, all

it to pieces and show any untruth about it? S-Jcretary Cameron told us that 2r1,0C0 men would cost tho governmen. inly 259,000,000 per year. We now have on the pav roll 750,000 men. That, at the same rate, is 8753,000,000 per year. The interest on the pubic debt, the ordinary ex ; penses of tho government, the 30,000,(X)0 for gun boats -the purchaso of vestue lacfl ot this, republican (alias aoomion ) spfl,lkf.r, an1 pflp..,r8 lol tts the public debt 11 i otdy i;4J'J,0U0,ÜÜU ! Y virui ltl them tinknowr, ttoti is spontaneous and flo eruy, iruin is a or else corrup - spontaneous and nourishes in them a i-i ,:, , '" an e x' l,t" In the providence of a just God, and i i ,,,: t ai l"e ober reflections of an outraged people, mere rests a lemma retrioution lor mem, and it will be meted out to us fullest extent and without rnercv. "A 25 AFFA5K." The Starke County Press has an article under the abovo caption, in relation to the ma;ter to which we have adverted a few times, which we thin'.- requires some no- ! lice. That we rr ny not be aecused of unfairness, we ii'ive the Press' article entire:

('r to buy our tupjjort, ana twt wejnung.

never asked htm "or any other man for a donation xvha'erer. The whole transaction ! 13 f.J b.sn.ess one that never ought io nave unen i rami uiio newspaper ooilimns. W e acknowledge otirelvet mdebt cj to him in the sum of 25 which we in , F '1 Vliat we have said through our paper ; of that ;piijlenian was of tl;e tnail not of I ,i, ..;;;.:.. v. :. . r . . , ,. , tillt lli'i':inii litm n, iCiowciiil iiiiqIi' ma I hot tv admired. If il.tr is anthing wrong in this, we an try advised W M "quashed" a3 11 19 . nl aitogtlipr pleasant to have one's pi ivato business discussed publicly u ,u.wPSp:ipers. lhe Press' assertion that our remarks -.- u .uSh,iT J ' i:c. Pisev could not be ungenerous to t i ..... i .. i ,i ; : i: lf' h " V, for we said nothing againt hni, - ? r and s i v wore certainly nut ungenerous 10 o . i 1 i-V,,U-Vi,'r' as we weM lUler n" b,U?lt,"nfl t lim io in nv o?hor way llinn t lie I e y we tii.l. In ih 1 1 'x t pI.ncot w !ti not now recol 'ecl having charge lllut Schuyler made a n,", utdi a charge i- a little premature . . ; i ... .i. ,... i.. .1 i i i "üihi, in .iiuiuiiiid, iii.ii i;iiiu-ig l-k qiven 325 t the edit)r of the Press. Mr. u..r,v tllinU u , busies9 . 1 r sr:tion, which ought never to have , h'i''ni: , mv j a iged h: mind a Jittl.j pince he re in- 'o. hen he ooei ed the as very Icit r cotiiai.nng tiie money, he was ry i i. i.vl ..1 j I I. ..I , , , .11 . llie people should know it, as. r i ! I, .1..,! i'i ...I .1 I " uunrw it lini t icuci i wiiciner nuy.i. ..... , :, , x . . I " ,k " """J lu a I numn-fr ol persons who were standing' u.. .... .,r,.h. ... r "J ' -- " ..i-... u. mc town, and in everr case o-avn thpm t. no. ler. The article above fails to corroborate o i i r .1 liuyler s version of the transartlon. l.iasnvdeh as it does not n'a e how Mr. Deny l . . . i f . J ndeb.fd 1 li'in in I.e sum -A lo. Il Sclnn Wh sra e:rMit had been strictly . t , . . . ,, , ""ry would undn.iV. My have en1 i . 1 . . 1: ir w ti .!; X . i'.s:t' 1,1 11 I. :ik !' one mmso 11 , . , , iinti it'll ti r it mj ,1 in icave mo mailer coiiil eiy mvstified if there was no other . " 1TlU'htoii lhe subject. Iliä s'atement mav be atisfact iry to him, but in our opinion ... . .. . ,.. w' ake someihing convint ing that "all s right," to quash" the matter before the '

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" ncnuc. rom m inieniif u ; anvthltro; disresneclful of Mr. Rerrv : but nnvtl.inr dijruuMoifnl nl fr nu.M. . b..t 1 " sa ---"-.. . . . l , uu ... 1 J if ho thinks it unpleasant to have hia pn- - mi double lecollect the fato of "poor Trav." who wa .-aiwht in bad company. ' ' IM rcss editor fiays that Schuyler pos-.s.td q-.i.i'.iti-s that l e adinir.-d. P.... bahly Ie c-xhifiib-d some tf ihose ii i nü :Lm ;!,., 82:, n, .u! May be In h 1 mi i es 0 q i d'u: wbicl ho exhibited when ha ; VO,fhl "UlAl " rnment. a portion of which his Constituents will hve t . pay. to purchase a lot of nWera . . . oa ' Ihtru-t of Columbia, who were no more et. i:'ed to freedom than any other ni 'v"rs , and voted that these same nij'a 8huu!li bQ fej arj(1 clotied Ät lho pub. .... . . 1 lie expense, winoii isnow beinL' done. 1 f Probably he exhibited his finest qualities uio-n he voted to endorse the course of ,!..i,ii C. Fremont, rath -r than vote contrary. -t:j ! mh ! g Meinment many thou .-.. .i- "! "Jim" " viiuirwc. i rooai .ill.-.,. . r? !! bjy ox!,ihit9 ,u aiJer ßi J fi.iaiiuo, w hen Iij fioia ins best personal

land political friends at Li Porto in the

mvter of tl e p,. Office appointment at that plain?. If he did not then, he certaincourt in Fountain county, of importing il-; legal votes into the Cih and i)th Cocgre3-. ional Districts : II. It . WPtnsGTcK, ) March 22, 1857. j , Mr. 1. Shiller: I have just received Your let-1 J , ... ter and am a little surprised that you dull not send me a statement from Mr. Daggy i or Mr. Peiroas I Uijoested to you. I , have heard from some friends in Mr. W il- !

son's District that you were there at tho j lmve bcen reqUested to take the oath of alelection, and consequently could not have', .

voted for me ; but as Mr. White says ycu aid in needy circumstances, I send you the enclosed, not to pntj for electioneering. but as a littlo relief to a friend in distress. Yours Respectfully, ..Schuyler Colfax. lhe " statement" referred to above was doubtless the number of illegal voters which Schiller imported, and the cost of them, which Schuyler was to pay, in ad u.U.,. i uo wa3 u py oc.uuer !ur his .vervicea. Some people may admire such qualifies i:.: ... ...i i o i-it in a lvepresentative in Congress, but we ! confess that we do not. AX IT IX 12 Ii AXT VAÜABÜX. An individual of the above character illuminated our peaceful illae wish hfc ; auirust presence last Thürs lav evening I He called himself a Rev, Mr. Owen, "from the Rorder," probably fiotn ths border of Africa, it we might judge of his refcidence by his harrangue. We c! i.l itr.

hear him. but understand from seme who;!l"T' nas reiiwad to v

did. that his harrangue was composed chiefly of exploded abolition lies. anj thread-bare anecdotes concerning Southern ignorance, etc. Two of our county offi - CM S. C erk and And tor. becam so banen t-o

py under tho ministrations of this emin- contracts. The'e is no enemy tlx-re, ent divine, that thev gave vent to the long!"1 18 U8e1" exPenve U' ,he rnmenl to pent-up desire f their hearts concerning j keeP UO,,p9 l!,e,ethe Democrat, that its editor ought to ba ' A rofu"ee from Richmo dirPCt 8tates

av i i I I . j i have never had but little deal inirs ith men of so little honor, üense. or riruri fr .iw.;r (tXVn ni.tllPC aa ,,,oja Und Imp, we f-lr.ll not soon again. They . ...:r..- .i i iiJirfi A Till 1 11 1 1 il ir iiii'r fin lh lta-Mlli'ir body j; :ic, and ti e people only wait the opportiM ity t. M:n.l them i'ito obscurity. Vhat tliey lac , ; I , k in "iiM. and common de - ceney, they try to mahe up in low-flung' ribaldry and pot house slang. fPT W ft T'IITl' Tr I I-.. A 1 f.llltl'oi f. vi AV- W,Vi'I.IV-fcV-..Jl VIII.. U.dl 11 III . . . . Anher ev Co., Publiker. Indianapolis, 1 Ind., relative to a card from Parson Drown ! . low, which they siv appeared in our paper, 1 . J 1 1 . r t and requesting us to publish theirs olleiititr 1 0 1 h in payment a twenty. five cent edition of; r J . Rrownlow. AN e did not publish Drown1 j low's card, aiid will not publish theirs, i We never thought much of Rrownlow, 1M.1 1.11 lota ifT. irl J I A V l b nnnnAV ,1 d. t I J ma into Mii-ii. n hl IOC lUUliri VU U. J the notoriety which rebel persecution has . . . given him, has not at all increased our 0 admiration cf htm. lie is a humbuir . ' . always was. If he is wl at he pretends to be, ho would remain in his own Slate, and use h a efforts in reclaiming it from the Jell Davis goveremeut; but if he is a humbug and a cheat, he will perambulate those . 1 portions of th country where there is the most money to be made, and the least danger to be incurred, just as he has been a , J doing since his release from the rebels. Asher et Co. will re reive our thanks if j they will not bend us as little as twenty I. ... incuKiin nuiuiui i invn uw: ju I tV . - i l a:.: r 4.-; i . . i .1 r ! iia.v,av I IVM H I'I Müll Uli I MIHI III .'Mllltnl IA i.l..M I i. viiv.i I vuiiivil .'1 lllixill, V.IO OailOl . ' ' t would bo tlianLfully received instead. - 23T e ackno wie.lg our mdebteilness to Hon. D. W. Vooihee fr ttublic docu-1 ! i e.u ... , , ... m e u t b . XE1VS Ol" TII2: XViZEK. Til UR-DAy, June ID. Gen. Ppe, who arrived at Si. Luis vc-sierdav from the 8eat of war in northern Mississippi, reports Beauregarda army aa thoroughly deBioralized and scattered along the Mobile road from Oakland to Columbus. Great numbers of Kentuckians r.nd Ttnnesseans are deserting the rebel service. Pierre S-ule, ex-U. S. Senator and ex ! Mini Minister to Spain, arrived at New York yesterday from New Orkan, a State w yt ioer. wr. ooiii was one oi llie moil: ' tlefei m ned Union men nf ih S..,.ili ,..,til

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,' in iiw. UIMVMI lue 11 u I iiivj 7JU III U II Ml . . his Siate formally seceded from the Union, tion, the obligation of which is to resist even onto death tl.H reunion of tho S ales. St-n-aor Hale, after a brief conservative

?pasin t oj j. listing the tax on slaves, yes-; explosion and le3 of life. Herrrew ronterdny n.a-ie a bold strike to recover bin sisted of 175 men, of whom scarcely 25 lot ground. Ue introduced a bill direct-! f-scaped unhurt. The flag officer at once iug the president by proclamation to call ! signalled to cease firing, and the rebels, on tho slavea to enlist in tho army; placing' lluowti ofTlieir guard, were taken unathem on an equality with white citizens in ; wares by Col. Fitch, who captured tho

the matter of emolument nnd rank; nnd providing that the act of enlistmont shall establish their riht to freedom. It is very difficult to place any limit upon the' folly and wickedness l this congress, but we hardly think Senator HaVs will go flown. The Memphiana are suffering greatly on account of Col. Slack's order prohibitng the circulation of Confederate Scrip. : t esteraay tne jviayor ana a committee ot . -i . . . d. ci.y council waited on tir command anl urging a modification of tin o; der 10

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of their scrip. Col. Slack has the matter under advisement. rumors about trouble and disorganization beinij un'ru. I'.en. M. Collins, a Prosbytarian minister, yesterday prayed for Je Q". Davis and the Confederate government, and said that Cod would eoon smile upon the efforts of . , , T . . , . their leaders. In an Linseopal church ' the VTQT for llie President was entirely omitted. Fridat. 20. The clertrr of Nashville lefjiance. (Jeneral Hunter ha9 net been superceded. All quiet before McClellan's headquarters. Skirmighintj along the whole line is of occasional occurrence. A general battle is not anticipated for several days. Washington appears to be agar n in ßome sort of anxiety about Stoaewell Jackson, and it is reported at the East that Secre , tary Sl;inro; wapH ,nore lroops lQ drfen(l jlll0 cnp;.nL Fremont iä fortifying in the j viclorv o( Molinl Jackson, and the scattered r'iiiiiat)t ot Shields' army are finding their way into Front Royal, Banks is at Wii t heter, we believe, and McDowell at Wasbinginn. Fremont pursuit of Jackson, now that it is over, reminds ot e very much of t!, Pathfinder's career, polu,( ai hX) 1 ,,a,J. u nas provea an utter and disgraceful failure. He appears to exactl, as much advantage in 'ir:inia i as he did in Missouri. Col. DouLleday. of the 2d Ohio Cav 1 1 1 , 1 : iena,u"e '"Z-". comma:..ing brigade in Kansaa. and lias been actively ! pe by Edition politicians. Ii, !6aa lheX co,,trive ta keeP 7'UU0 or 8'"0' 1 CJCIitl IIWUI ill 1MS1I3, o I U3 lJ f'i 1 11 g ! infc me re-jHia cmiiiihtu inen arrnv oi 1 1 l l!ii-ini,.nil o! IRll lillll tlif it i.uiiii..i ItlVUIIIVlM. ... .v'.WW ...I.V Vl.ll U,rl amount to less than l.W.OÜU that, though ! W,S"-V mw" UP w "P". ,l " l l r . ii ' uiscipuneii ami eij'iive. hi.o lias unn opi - tied .'onfide.ice in (en. Jo. Johnson that the rebel soldiers still believe that the tide nil. Ulli iviiii MCI. 11C VlCliail HII1J 1 1 1 II 1 , tho ar will be framed ai!(is the Potumun The army of Johnson ii constantly re cciving reinforcements, and he at least I I, 1 I ... expects to hold our army in check until , . r v 1 1 t ithe impatience af hngland and r ranee 111 , , .11 refereience to southern cotton atid tobacco . ,, 1 . .1 shall lesult i'i bringing tliose nations to , . the result, 0 .-t ti i 1 . 1 Saturday, 21. lhe President has ap- . . .,, , . 1, proved the bill securing tr'eJrn m all the . ,. f f . . . jlKSCIH it 3 I V. 1 1 I H 1- IUIUIV itlll I ICO V 1 the U. S. I n i . t i 1 President Lincol" was waited on yes . , . , , r t- 1 1 1 terdaj by delegation f l iiads, who pre : . . . , . . .1.1 in sented a memorial asking that I.e should . .. . . 1 issue his proclamation emancipating the j , 0 rr, t, , . . Klfivoa at lli.i Si.ntii I Iio l'reiont 111 his hmtly way, toll the cotnmi.tce that I that proclamation, if issued, would be just I n much n-stKiA naner and that, if decree j f it .11 j or emancipation would free the bJaves, Jom B(.own wquM cffecle( ,)ml . Iarpofil Feny The8e are Te M , 1 . .T it r t sensible views, but the Hou&e of Reprei 1 .1 -i t 1 t 11 senium ' i'aejtiM if ei. tjuiij 01 me .uijy ; th.e de!ej;aiion and m.riv othei s desire the in 1 Piesid 1 resident to commit. a:iu nt tacit he wueiv i i i.i i 1 . 1 l . . t U.I, declines. It I. as hted the fclavcn ff rebels iri I ... . r I n r n.ui' I h i un v n!'....' .I II I AIIVX'll.l..A,.l.. on paper. l lie only eiiec. oi lhe meas urea will be t ive JeffDavis and BeaureI . a gard another latis on which to frame m- . i, ..... Ä.lrtn!Ä1.r,i, c...l. ti .1 r - , 1 liest eenis to be a proepeci of epee ,inilwr,r(l , Ul pru, u,,., dy lighting in the vally of the Shenandoah again. Shield has fallen back from Luray to SiiHbburgh, on tho Manamas Railroad, and Luray has been occupied by :hj rebel General Ewell. Fremont ha removed from Mount Jarkon, seven inii s, to New j M rket, and it is believed, is advancing upon Ewel at Luray. Gen. Jackson, with a large force, is at Ilariis' iiburg'h and Port R-public, within upp rting disttUiC of Ewel. Ranke; is al Vin'!:i-'.er. Monday, 23 The Fe .era I gunboats i attacked lhe rebel bitteri .s n ar S j Charlee, Aik., on Tuesday morning, when A terrioie engagemeiii i oiicts cu.i.iuetii-! , ' Ut,ur h.,..r and a half. Yhi! tho IBl.llL' i irunboats euoaied the batter? the troora i i a under Cd Fi'ch were disembarked and proceeded to worm the pliee. During the cannonading a ball entered lhe eteani drum of the M-und City, causing a fearful ; j whole body, some three hundred, with their guns. Col. Slack tili retains immediate command at Memphis. He hai isßued an orler prohibiting the sale of lager beer and nie (James wan always partial to lager!) He also still insists that Confederate currency shall not circulate aa money. Tuesday, 24. The lax bill, a it came from tho Conference Committee passed both Houses of Congress yesterday, and only nceda the signature of the President to become a law. It is to go into effect

August 1. The bill was so amended a to

suspend the direct tax for two years. Richmond papers of Saturday contain a brief account from Charleston of a bloody battle fought on Monday last between five Federal regiments and a hattery of Parrot guns, and p.trts of four Confederate reg"ments and battery. The battle lasted all day with a heavy loss on both siJes. The Charleston Mercury f-ared the battle would be renewed the next day. and expressed apprehensions for the safety of the city, in consequence of the southern troops and the loss of many officers. Gens. Evens and Pemberton had complimented the rebel troops for their bravery in standing up under the heavy fire of shells from our gunboats ard batteries. HAS REMOVED IIIS DRUG STORE! AND NEWS DEPOT, To the east side of Michigan street, opposite the Brick, where he will keep cnlund PURE DRUGS A N II MEDTCIXES. carefully selected frcm the best. Wholesale tablishmentu in KfW York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago. Als , a general issortment of tiie bet ICitc3.-fc MedicillOS Q. ,hc d;iv. I -r, v v , ;l ftt 'S AMI Will I'r.d it to th-ir a.l v Hit ti e to trade with him, as every aiti;:ie tie ei'. is Vv A IM ? A XTED. ENDLESS QUANTITIES or Y .nitEE X O T I O T S . PERFDMERV, II AIR OIL. BURNING ELUID. CIGARS, eC. lit The News Department May be found the Chicago and Cincinnati Dailies, all t' e lead ng Illustrated and Literary Papers, Cheap Publications, &e. Daily Papers doliiered in town by the week. Any kind of puMieatiou orcVred when desired. Also, a full pupidy of SCHOOL B-.JOKS! AND STATT O T'H: R Y. June 2 22tf. T. A. LEMON. Strayed from the owner one mile south of West York, en the Lnporte road, one HAY HOUSE, Six years old 1 ist spring, fourteen hands high, white on the forehead, left hind foot white, and a scar on thelcftside near the flank. Any one returning said horse, or informing me where he can be found, will receive a liberal reward. A. S. HASKI.W West York, St. Jo. Co. Ind., June 2Gth SStl TO Ti5 1: JIT I? T5 PffaOYI I. I can give steady EMPLOY M ENT to active vonti" men to solicit orders for the LITTLE (IANTSEWIN; .MACHINE. P'ice 515 II mmer, l.aujrc, Screw-driver nnd extra Needles Will pav a liberal salary and expenses, or allow lar;:e commissions. COUNTY K lf II IS given to Ai: cuts An Agrrit wanted in every County. For particulars, descriptive cat.logne, ke. address, with stamp, s PAtJE, !21 m:i Gcn'l Agcrt for U S, Toledo, OMv wife Elizabeth Fruits has left my bed and bonrd without ony just cai sc or provocation and I forbid nur person bailmring her on my ncco.tnt. as I nil ray no debt! ot ncr contracimg noer o.. Jl I ' t.l t) ' L' fcOIMi uounuii i in i i June 13th, lbCv2. IN'otiee to Iliniiiont T:ixTho Tax r.iyersol Marshall Count j who are inor- than one "car in turear with the'r taxes, are he rely espe.-i:w"!v noticed that. lhe) will be required to r.:iy up the" tnt' fr the vcar 1'hO and nrevi us vcai -, .! '.east. 1 1 s.iid taxes are paid before the do'liiMi -ti.t ;i-t are t the several Townshi' ;t r I'i'Icctioii cos s will be saved to thi tax- .;.;,:, N. II. OCEESHEE. ' j'uv.elO 2Itl Tr. asurer of Marshall Co. HONEST CORNER I ros-.H-itfullv aauo.ince to tlie patrons of j ,1, , . trx 1 t II VT P1 I ! fi IVi f V" a Ks I , Tbt I bue .ecentlv returned from the ,,m uow nreeeiptof a " ..... ' Xull and Complete jSflf Of carefully selected -- s ts l I I 7 42 V KJk Jlv U Uil. L l -LH c - And evervtlung else formerly kept by me, wine I will sell at fair prices. I will take incxctiang Inch e for goods, all kinds of JtlercliautaMe Produce, AND NOT BT RSrU3SD MONEY WIL I invite myoid customer.1 to call ml exominc my stock and prices, and if ihey suit, they w ill be sure and buy. 1 have no Mowing to do u iuduec vou to purchase of mo. Honorable, straight for ward dealing and a living profit and no humbug, t Id m mnltn ! mJ molto Those knowing themselves in arrea.'sare notified that their dues are very much needed, and I hopcthey w il redeem their promises to par up. J. iiroyvnLke. PL mouth Oct llnlFtf

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An Ordinance To prevent Swine from running at large within the limits of the Corporate Town of Plymouth, in six sections. SECTION FIRST. BE IT ORDAINED by the Corporate town of Plymouth, by the Board of Trustees of said town, that from and after the first day of July, A. D. 1862, no swine shall be permitted to run at large within the corporate limit of said town; and it shall be unlawful for the owner or owners of any swine to permit the same to run at large within said limits SECTION SECOND. And be it further ordained, That, if any person or persons owning or having the care of swine, shall permit the same to run at large within the corporate limits of said town, after said date, he, she or they shall forfeit and pay to the said town the sum of two dollars per day for each and every day they are guilty of a violation of this ordinance, with costs of prosecution, to be prosecuted for and recovered by an action in the name of the town, before any Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction as for a misdemeanor; and it is hereby made the duty of the Marshal to prosecute immediately for any violation of this ordinance coming or brought to his knowledge. SECTION THIRD. And be it further ordained, That it shall be lawful for any person---and is made the especial duty of the Marshal---to take up and put into the public pound, any and all swine found running at large within the corporate limits of said town from and after said first day of July, A D 1862. The person or persons so impounding such swine shall notify the owner or owners, if known, and in all cases shall notify the Marshal. The owner or owners may have each swine released and delivered to them by paying to the Marshal twentyfive cents for the swine impounded, if only one, and ten cents per head for each additional head of swine if more than one, for the first day, and fifty cents per day for each additional day said swine shall remain impounded, fifteen cents of which shall he paid by the Marshal to the person impounding such swine. If such swine are not redeemed within one day after such impounding if the owner in unknown, or within one day after notice to the owner if such owner is known, the same shall be sold by the Marshal within five days thereafter. The Marshal shall advertise such swine for sale, in five public places in the town, giving description of the swine owner's name if known, time of impounding, amount of charges, and time and place of sale; and if not redeemed before, such swine shall be sold at the time and place mentioned, to the highest bidder at auction, and the swine be delivered to the purchaser. SECTION FOURTH. And be it further ordained, That the money arising from such sale shall be used 1st---To pay the fees for impounding and keeping said swine; 2d---The costs of sale hereinafter provided for;. 3d---The penalty and costs provided for in section second of this ordinance, if judgment has been rendered therefor; 4th---The residue, if any, shall be paid to the Treasurer of the town, to be held subject to the order of the owner of such swine. SECTION FIFTH. Be it further ordained, That if swine impounded are sold, the .Marshal shall be entitled to fifty cents for advertising each sale under this ordinance, and ten per centum on the amount of all sales, in addition to the fees for redemption above provided, and if such sale shall be advertised, and the swine be redeemed before sold, the owner shall pay said sums in addition to the sums above herein provided, to the Marshal, before said swine shall be released. SECTION SIXTH Should the Marshal fail or refuse to impound swine when found running at large in said town, (having knowledge or notice thereof,) and proceeds to carry out the provisions of this ordinance as to his duty thereunder, he shall forfeit any pay to said town a sum not less than one nor more than three dollars, with costs of prosecution, for each and every case of refusal or failure, to be prosecuted for in the name of the town, as for a misdemeanor. JACOB N. KLINGER, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: [L. s.] A. C. Thompson, Clerk, and the seal of said town. jun 12-20t4. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES. i3 OF A LT. KINDS. Warehonse Trucks. Letter Presse vC FAIRIMNKS, (iKEENLEbF & CO. 17"- Isilio t., Cli,Jjr. IT He careful to buy onlv the genuine. TJ June :, li-GJ lOly. DOUGLAS MMÖRI.1L. Th- L'iploma of Membership of the DOUCL AS" MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully tnpraved on steel, about nine by twelve inches in; dimension, i now ready for distribution to subscribers to the vlonument fund. Tlie engraving ronist.- of two fall length vignettes, one a fina jKirtrait of the deceased statesman, and the other .A iu erica olVert.tr; a vreat ; bcsiiles l.irtl'B-eyc-view of the gr;vc on the ffhere of Lake Michigan, as it now appears at Ccttae drove. To all persons forwarding to the Aisoc.ation. one dollar fr more, will be sent one ol t iese Diplomas, with the name and amount duly inserted therein; and Hj.-iieu' ly the iVcfideiit and isecrtarv. Con-rihu'or' in th."1 sura of one d '!.tr will be-C-KJ- äte Memliers of tiie Delictis Mimiinit-nt Aoi iatii.n: in rhe sirn of twciry doii us. Ilonor.i.iv L'fe .Members; and in the sum of one huniie.r .'ollars, il,tiirary Life .Memliers of the Board of Ttu-ifecs. AW tili tor who will insert the alore in their l..i!v, wet-Vi'y or tri weekly issue three month with an occasituial nti.-e to advance the object in. view, will h ive forw-trdcf to them immethitely a Dip!. una a Honnniry Life 3I mbors of tW Associ a lion , upon the rrccipt hy the Society oi a oopj of their paper c.ii'tainirc the forepein;:. WAI.TKIt . SCATES , Prest Leonard W. Voi.k, See'y. H. Local receivers and r.T'rtTters for contri butions are- teing autitorir.ed in the loyal States, to take charge of the interests of the AssociationPamphlets and circulars, eontairiins the organization, constitution, bre-laws, and the appesl, wifl be sent t all who will forward thcit adiWss. Communications should be addressed to Secretary Douglas MoDumuut As?ocititL, Chicaco, Illinois." 19 I). McDONALD, Agent for PljmoutV'.n.l vicinitv. LIQUOR WIIOIJiKALl? V III T I r Also, in the same buil linrr. one door north f the Hank, may be found at all titm tIl stock of Pure ami Uiiadullcralcd Liquors, to w it : Double and Single Rectified Whisky. Old Kye Whisky, Cberry Brandy, Gin, Tort aud Sheriy Wines, FRENCH BRANDY 'llie Diitio.i of mhich latter article we paid at th Hoti'led Store House in New York City. Our Liquors arc all pure nnd we will soil at a or prices a the same quality canbe rn ehel in anv establishment in this or its adjoining States. Dealers, before purchasing, would do well to call and sample J.F. VANVALKENBUKGII & CO. Dy month, June 5, lE6-j. 19tf. Cavalry Horses Wanted. Two hundred CA VAL RY HORSES w.nted from four to nine years oi l, from fifteen to fifteen, . i ir i to t,;li nd in rood order. ami a nan nM e-f s . ,( A r.n! 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