Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 September 1862 — Page 2

VOLUME 3

THE PLYMOU T II WEEKLY D E M OCKA T. NUMBER. 33

T11E PLLlQliTll DE31MRAT. fOIUSHKt) WCEKLT it D. i:. VAWALKKVIUltCH. J. Q. OSBORNE, ::::::::::: Editot.

PLYMOUTH, BADIAXA: day, September 11th, 1862. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. r S CHITM.T T TAT, JAMES S. ATHON, OF MARIuX. roa AcruT.- or tYari, JOSEPH KIST1NE. of fountain. rom tbascei or ktate. MATTHEW L. BRETT, of dv:ess. o TTUR'T GENERAL, OSCAll 13. HOKD. OF DECATUR. f'T FC. INSThtrCTIO. SAMUEL L. RÜGO. OF ALLEN. Democratic District Ticket. EOR CONGRE'tt, DAVID TURP1E. of White County. FOR SENAT' 'R HORACE CORBIN FOR REPRESEN 3 AT I VE, M. A. O. PACKARD. Democratic c'ounty Ticket. Für AUDITOR, ALEXANDER C. '1HOMPSON. FOR TREASURER, DANIEL ü. QU1VEY. rort SHERirr, HENRY M. LOGAN. F R C'.'MMI&SI'NER CENTRAL DISThlCT, WILLIAM GARRISON. f ox commissioner southern district, JOHN II. ORIES. I FT. ASSESSOR--CENTER TOWNSHIP. ELI Ah J A CO BY. M. - " i 1 TA . f A . A. U. Pactani, Democratic Cana d.ve for Representative will addtes his fellow citizens, on lli6 Political issues of the dav, at the foilnwinfj piace : Or I At CROSS LANES SCHOOL HOUSE I I Union Township, on Vdenesdy Sept 10 th at 7 P. M. At tl BUFFALO School House North B nd Township. Thursday Sept. ll.h at 7 P. M. At CASTLEMAN'S School House North Beu l Townh;p, Staik Co., on Fri day, Sept.. 12th at 1 o'clok P. M. At BREMEN. Marshall Co., or. Satur day. Sept.. 1 3 it . a! 2 o'clock P. M All aie ren-c ful'v invited to attend. I 0 1 II. C.-kniN ii-.! N. Sherman, will addies the Citizens of Marshall Co. as fob I WH At Mc( hesnev's School House, Mon: dav St?;o, 15th at 1 o'clock P. M. pirso..v lle. Ttie-dn' Sept. 16ih 1 P. M. At B.urh n, Wednesday Sep 17lh at 1 o.l. k P. M. Tippecamctown, same day at 7 P. M. Argoe, Thursday Spi. 18th at 1 p- M. Poplar Grove, Friday, S"pt., 19th, at 1 o. h rk P. M. M rrmont, Monday. Sept. 22d, 1 o'clock P. M. Further announcements next w;ek. iio. Dvii rj;n::x:s ai Jai.T31E.T I. .TIAUmiALf. COtWTV. HON. DAVID TURPIK. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CON GRESS. IN THE OTH ' ONGKESSION AL DISTRICT, WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF MARSHALL CO. AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES AND PLA: CES TO WIT; AT BREMEN. MON. SEPT 22d 1C62 AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. AT BOURBON, TUESDAY SEP. 23d AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. AT UNION TOWN. WEDENESDAY SEP. 2 Ith. AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVI TED TO ATTEND. OUSt TICKET. I Now thai ihe campaign is fuly ripened, wm desire to call attention t the c:uidi-I daies p lesen ted by the Democracy for the support of the people ai the. coming elec - lion. A butter ticket thao the present j has nuver, sinco we have been acquainted I here, been placed beTore the voters of ibid Coonty or District.

Of Judge Tcrpie. our candidate forlhii opponent, Judgn Turpie, abae? of the

Conres., we fihall speak more at length I elsewhere. Suffice u 10 say here and now,! that our opponents being unable to meet J him with fair and manly argument, are j drives to the necessity of resorting to low. s!ariderou9 personal abuse, with charges as false as the dark de a ia which tbey origi-jh nLei. Mr. Cebij. lite cp didste for Senator, is weM kAown in thk -omcnunity m a man of ability xad io'egrity are ih resch f ihb ?U) aJJsls.jud Uidrroa vi apeia

tvief Iiis cvpjus, a ouind .democrat, anlof it reroluiKm forme-d tiero, or hther

li cTtixead if tlected will do bonor iiu cos rtitueiuts. Ut.. Jcjutta Las already erred onej term a Keprbtae, and Is well i now 11 j i b yurs thia Miautet s a young, na.. w mucn more uju oinary üo.. r i .t i.:r.. H an r.ßinohio BiApporrler of the U.nion and ihe Cuuamution, en;ortaiiirg .coivswtent' conservaiiive views .ia relation to the prea fiat ctiAii,ia;fAVr .f ad.hanin .to tU sfe

and salutary Counsels of tlm fathers of ih republic. Nu better man Could have been selected to represent us in the legislature. He will be elected by ho overwhelming majority. A. C. Th'jmpsjn haa lived in this County all hiv life, and hi alwaye been a filer ling Democrat, and id every way qualified to bring order out of the existing chaos and contusion at present reigning in iho Auditor's office. Ii tLe people of this County do their duty we shrill hereafter have an Auditor who id competent to did charge prop-ry the duties ol the uflice.

D O. Quivky, when electeJ, as he un questionably will be, will perioral the du lie of Tiea&urer with fidelity. Judged by the Jeffersonian lest 'he is honest ca pable and faithful to the .Constitution. He is a conservative Democrat, an honest man, and in eveiy way a gentle an. Let him be elected by a rousing majority, it is alike due to hiai and the neopla of the County. H. M. Logan is an old citizen, well known to the voters of this County, as a thorough going man in all he undertakes. who, if elected, will faithfully and impar tially discharge the duties ol bherift. We congratulate tho citizens of Marshall Co., on the favorable prospect of having, for the next tro 3 ears, au efficient and trust-worthy man in so impoitant an office. Messt s. Garkison and Vjrks, the Dem ocratic candidates for Commissioner, aie men of sound judgment, good financial ability, capably of conducting the buciness affairs of the County with advantage. The loose manner in which the business of this Countv has been conducted, for the last year or two, calls loudly for ref ormation. Elia Jacobt, nominated for A-etssor fur Center Township, is one of those firm, consistent, reliable Democrats, whose stahi itv is known arid road nf a men. IIa id one of ih4 men who would rather ho CCMAUia IIICII. II1SU IVt. I I OOCII Villi tj ny IIIC 1 . r ti ...t.,.rÄ :.. ...1. . . J i . t n 1 1 1 11 ' a WIU 06 r ... : 1 i 11 t: i- 1 n" UVV" wrmy ana wen qirmueu. OlLSHOS AI AXMWUItf. w The Jiejmllkun last wet-k propounded to us the following questions. It. Dil VOll wind tilt TT11i.1t AB 5l WHS? Answer. Yes. the Union constructed by our revoluiiotuiry laihers, and appiov Jed. defended and preserved !y Jackson, Wt-bster, Clay and their compatriots, is iood enough for us. 2nd. Are you willing to bow youi head in servile Submission to the ruk of puch men as are now exerting all thiii strength anil influence to ruin your pres eut government? Answer. 2Jo, emphatically, no; and this is the reason why we oppose with all our might, armed rebellion on one hand. and the disunion dogmas of abolitionism. or the other. Id. Does any truly loyal man wish the Union aa it was? Answer, Yes, every one. None but secessionists and abolitionists desire to 'let the Union slide,' ami in i'.9 stead eiect something new and untried. Every loyal man wishes to see the Union restored o us pristine puiity and vigor, when every SUte, and the citizens of all the States shall yield obedience to the Constitution as it i, and enjoy the tights and immuni ties, the blesMni's and benefits to which hey are entitled under that sacred charter of human lights a'id American privileges. and no man U truly loyal who, in this crisis, desires any departure from the ancient landmarks established by our fathers. or who desires some new thiiiLf. which 1. j fods, fanatics and traitors denominate 'the Union as it ought to be. SCIIUYILKU COJLFAX. We undera.and that Mr. Colfax has recently taken occasion to abuse the Plymouth Democrat without stint. Wo had no idea lhat we ware such a thorn in the side of the Hon. gennlleman, but if it will afford him any gratification to abuse us, we can See no reasonable objection. His whole political capital consists in turning the atlentnn of ihe people from the real issues before them, und unl& he can do this effectually he knows as vrII at ws Ido that he is doomed to defeat. Abu of Demccraiio press, falsely glossing or his own nefarious ttcotd, and mi staling the position of the Democratic party, eiy ing 'aeceah,' howling 'luitor,' and flying Ins o'd kite of freedom ud Fremont, n Ftilute abut all the Mock iu (rsvte which ein mke HvsiUbl iu the present cn i vast. Why don't lake up, in a msaly I manner the qiietionl iu biweea the I parties, tell the peopU w heiler h is, or i uvi an cboliiiooist; whether h g Utt ths j C nfctiuiiiu uui tho Union tlve pauu; lolhe is fr a rt eoiistiuciion ofxur goveiu a ieial fabric, aad tl iasywiAtioD of a Lew Union, such as iauad'eaj iMliiiovw!s tay 'HvuplttoU - f , cu:ifkn "" is nnH , , yT . ;. WM - . more, w e Auboxii to uotUi ng ,lesa. We speak purely as American patriots. Lot Abolitiopiata and Secessionists alike ;take hted.

KepuMlcan IIcetiug at 12ocIicflcr. We understand that the republican ab olitioti candidate for Congiees made a speech at Rochester on Saturday last to a tmall squad of the faitlful, 6-y about one huwdied all told. The ultra i-.boliiion ten dency of Mr. Colfax as efthihr.ed by his Votes in thu last Conreos, and his speech es since he has taken the stump, ia becom ing so well kr-own that it is materially lessening his influence over the maines ol hos who really love their Coumrj more than the rickety concern of modern repub licanisra. The consequence is Schuyler feels b:;d at d shows it; he growls and whines by turns, nnd is evidsnlly contemplating the probability of a return to pri vate life, a consummation a no way pleas ant for him to look upon. That Scbbcmptijs. The Republican very gravely Hbks if a subscription list for the benefit of tohiieis and their families, was not circulated heie in 1UG1, if any Democrat signed it? In reply we ask the Republican if any Republican ever paid a single dollar on that subscription? Didn't every man of them tepudiaie? and didn't the Republican afterwards excuse, if not commend them for so doing? We are credibly informed that such is the case. It is a cheap sort of patriotism and philanthropy to subsciibe and then refuse to j)ay. Joint C'auvuts Tor Congress. In several of the speeches lately made b) Mr. Colfax, he has taken occasion to speak in disparaging terms of his opponent Judge Turpie in relation to a joint canvaäs of the district s rying th Judge re fuses to canvass the district with him. It was due to courtesy that Mr. Colfax should have tendered his opponent an in vitation to meet him before the peopl, which we understand he (ailed to do. Mr. Turpie ha sought to make such an arrangernet t, but as yet for some reascn unknown to u it has not been agreed upon. Of this we are sure, the fault is not chargable to Judge Turpie.

JVÜGE'ET'UJPIK. The R( publican piees of this district, not atde to answer '.he arguments of the Demo. racy and meet fairly and squarely the K-und conservative pot-itions of Judge

Tupie by addreing the reasoning fcul- j ' nu'"- ,J"n i" unenJtr them 10 usurties (d ili-ir readeis, hae wi;h one a cod pa ion in Washington than to usurpation Commenced the wholesale abuse of lhat I in Rii l mond. Tny aie not to be de-j-eutleu.aii. Tiiey apply the terms prof-j ceived by any pii-tx. of Mate necessity, ligate, drunkad. debauchee,' and othets of They thoroughly utidei stand thai tyrant's like elegance to Mr. Turpie wlin speaking ' p'ea. There i no sudi iifceasisy. In tlu of him with as much fivedotn and tlippan j very nt uto of the case ih jie cm bo nne cy a3 a fish woman in Billingegate. Ol inasmuch as tie very firt necessi'y

course ihey know these, charges are false when they make them, but whM do they care for that, so they ran cieate a ptejudice against ihe olj-cl of their maledio- j tii.ns.

To presume tc questiun the riht ofjesil himself friend, yea guardian and

their own pet Mr. Colfax, to a li!e lease of office at Washington, is ol iifeclf enough to

hrouse within them all the maligni'y ofjyi-ui putse by taking your life.

their nature, and we suppose they can jus tify their course only by baying lha: the end sanctifies the meane.

AH who know Judge Tut pie know thatleled by hands that could no longer bol l the charges made agHir;6t him are basely jolf, and how its stones built the Bridge of

faUe, and wilfully 6landeious. is own face is a sufficient refutation uf them. Tlic Arbitrary Incarceration of Citizen. From the New York World. Sept- 3. The Sectetaty of War. with the fatality attending all lhat he puts his hand to. drives tue iron iiouic 10 wie ci iu-i. 1 .1 - - - ... I. . a ,.. ft... .rr. a. . m n rt-f .lir 1 The ten ciiizen whom he last week threw into the station house by ex Vost facto reI. t C..- T I.. AI i .rijji, io o J lib IIIUS eSiaOllMies llltu Hie 01 iinai m ir0b was not inadvertent, but deliberate and ! prepense. Charity if silenced. The out rage stands out consummate aid unmistakable. The Secretary flatters himself thai this loyal city has neither ths 6ense to feel nor the spirit to r sent. He is mis taken. His provicaiion is answered with deteslatioi and defiance. The people's concession of the power of arbitrary arrest was meant solely for those extteme cases where ihe regular course of the law would have imperiled the public safety. It was a dreadful expedient, penetraiing the ery heart of (he constitution, but whs intended only for dreadful exigmicie4. The undue frequency with which ii was usd long ag dixqaitfied the thoughtful. Yev little public comment, was made, for tluere was UMl it would frooii regulate itself. ThAttruvt has ben ijisappoiuteil. Tint vil has only gathered strength from MmnmutM. What wa aj (irsi iuconsid ttruiMiM h Iwawm fcpheful wani-?nefii. What ai terror to Paitois ta sx U&tJim so htlisbU) sod aocuid W h)al men. Here are fiiie wb"&e putiiotfem '14 nquesrioued, ho bttVitt.auUtatitiVaJ H by toumbuling w f wd by &tttdi hir ßa Uf iut hatllo field, aiieslöd lor action mUiitU h oö?mUUed both fjjwv j44 lk mJA'w l deemed perfeotJy legitimate od ptopr. The rftl interdicted Uu business ,of proc,rio eub stitjiuis for ihe approaching draft wa6 iv ep 4o Th-ursd. tiie 29. h .yet a-tfos.ts lor .cotM ayii.g thai itte.rolir were made m the taoruing tf the day : pcevivas. Qfwlivg tht tho prtdiHntioti vaM .expedient w,he,t it camo though of ihtf there may be reasonable doubt; the re:! UoaQtire oilforcmcnt cf it was ryj absurd ityJ

thai confounds reason, iul n barbaiiiyl TH33 N.E4W8 that shocks justice. Iiis impossible 10! pretend that any public advantage requir-j wAiil50ToN ept. 7ih.-- f he rebels ed it. These citizens wuuld all have;liRve occupied Frederick City, Mil., in rdi.ofnlk' mmr.liVd with the miUiinn ! itronir force, and it is leported at Harris-

O i from the moment it had been brought to their knowldgft. Had their simply prom to ihat eiltet not bpn enough, they woahl have beert ready to furnish bonds guaiHtueeing its faithful observance. Therefore il c-umot be t-ahl lhat their 6reet and incatceraUMti were prompted by he spirit of piei autiin. Their case cannot bs made one of that extreme sort in which il is necessary that innocent and (file men should be sciificed for the public safety. It is oppresioti, puie and simple op pteisioti without causa, without benefit, without eXcuee. As such we detunucd it without qualification. Does Secretary Stanton seriously believe that New Yoik city i going tamely to submit to this outrage? It it teally his idea lhat, because he has put a Fro vosi Marshal over us, he can do with us as he pleae&? If he has the glimmer of 6uch a notion, we charge -him, for his own sake, to get clear of it as soon as may be. I13 hue is deitiuction. This community is loyal none in the land more so. Our people have poured out their tieasure hke dust and their blood like water to vindi cate the rightful authoiity of the government. They intend to do eo to the end. But will Secretary Sianfon please t under Und they do il not as Spartan helots, nor as Russian eifs, nor aa Atisitian sub jects, but as American fieemen. They do il not to meet any man's behests, bu' to meet iheie own sense of du'y; not because they aie diiven to it by power, but because ihey are drawn to it by liberty. It is an atrocious insult for Secretary Stanton to assume thai New Ytk ci.y cannot be trusted with the i-la;nn ol its own patriotism--that he h is g.t to in trude upon u an experiencs of w hat he dares to do in the way of lyritmy, in oidor thai we may be the more h ed!ul and sub missive. e Wean tell him that his haidi hood will nut terve him. Our people- will Stand 110 puch domineering. They have gone into this contest fjr the soIh purpose of preserving their civil rights, and they this republican government is the pies-r vain n of its eesentiai piinciple which is freedom regulated by law. When lhat ie lost all U lost. II who destroys it is of all public enemies tho worst. He may champion, but l e is like him who, when the highwayman is upon you, defends Has Secretary S; anion ever hr-ard of the Ba ile, whose key hate-s at Mount Vcr. nou? Has ho vef to learn how it was lev Revolution over the Seine, for the express purpose lhat they should be trampled up on by the feet of th people forever? What infa'tiation for him to imagine that they can be re erec ei in ihis land of Washington. The thing is impossible. We warn him not to nerM&t in attempting it. He would b-3 crushed a thousand times oei , t 1 1 1. : 1 , are at(erapl wj m eerobanc.a of allem l ift nii8c,,ittVCüUö Done in the name of public authori y, u Ip- , , ,.lt ,n a,nm ,.-....u u 111 niVUiai' u tv oniuuici vim uvpig o gainst public authority. Professing to es tablish unhy. it only promotes discord. Pretending to concentrate ihe public fcpir it. it only distracts and weakens it. Zeal ous loyalists are pained and humiliated. The lukewarm relapse into apathy. These gain a defense of s strength infinitely be yond anything ihsy could olhsrwis com. mand. They give us the lis when we say lhat we are fi glut eg for oonsiuuiioti-tl law, and we have nuighl to answer. When the controversy touches traitors, 0 may perhaps dare tell diem tint traiiors aje outlaws thai ihey have no rights wl.ht the governmt is bound u r-(poct, s 1 when loyal mJi w ir qur.iioii-,ihofc whose fidelity U t;r and iwjisputitbla what can sny hörest man irjoiu tu thb thrust that loyalty las no security, (hat it, too, is at th wrcyof arbitrary will? The Secretary of Vnt uiijh btier eunply the rebel raiiHonuuis viih sicel poiiined ioi. than thus fuinieh tie lehels advocates with steel Iraibed arunenis. Physical fgiue we can o)-ßiiuasO.T. hut truth p;ijd leas.on never. 8cfLrry fkfUoi mut psy' l will eoon hr iliun(U'inioi dread than jth) whiph aie now pdifg around ya.ig too. VVe dju 1 e hin for I ie .QUuijy' ae. and for hi'oWD, fofravf dope with lliis wild ciuiidA, a;.d to keep j.e .a,nd iiiaj the .const iut.iOjU. Tbfifji alope ies safety. Ivo Tax J,e New Yprk fiurdav .1 1 ' " 1 ..: ' 1 1 ' Ams hm oren loujng o.ver ue .new in come 4x, .to see rhen it is payable, and T- ßud6 Jluit,u i? due ii Ue firsi dfVo i. . , , ,. . if 1 av: in e4tfli y.ar. (ox Üityw ending on tbe 31 For inofanP ihfcl tirHt tax will be OH te WCOtno ot the prea-i ni vMr b.t rAf nrablrt until firatof mt )car. but rot pf able itutil the hratof blfiv, 1865, !

burg that they have entered Pennsylvania, near Hanover. Immense bodies of Feder al Ifoops have left Washington for the uppr Potomac, and a battle is ejected to take place scoh in that vh-inhy. The War D'paitment Hti?iounce$ that heieafter Ho political arrests will be made eJtcept upon the order of the Judge Advocate General, or of the GovenoF or Military Commander of a Slate; and that all fesirictions upon travel are tescinded. Gtti. McC'ellan ha9 been appointed to the command of the armies of Virginia and of the Potomac. Gen. Pope has been a4 eigfted to the, command of iho Deprtmnt of the Northwest, With headquarter! At St. Paul. Gen. McDowell has bsn granted leave of absence, and his corp placed oncer the command of another Ge.neial one report pays HeintZelman, another Hooker, and another Reno. There is a rumor lhat McDowell will be placed at the head of the. West Point Military Academy. The Menimac No 2. it is reported has reached the vicinity of Newpoit News, atid driven ofF one or two Federal gun boats. The shipping at Fortress Man roe has been removed lo a place of more safe ty. There is a report at Helena that Rosecrans has been decisively repulsed in en attack upon the rebels at Tupelo. AsiiiNGTON b-M oth. liaeretown and Monrovia, Md., are occupied by the rebels acd their pickets extend to within twelve miles of Hanover, Pa. Momovia is fifty miles from Baltimore. Several com panics of Indiana and Illinois cavalry went to Poolesville on Monday and drove - out a rebel avalry regiment. Il would appear that Gen. McClellan has taken ihe heir, as l is elated lhat, dining his abencw liom W ellington, Gen Banks is in com manu ol the tlttt-hces 01 that ciiy. it ii as yet unknown whether the. object of the rebel raid is the invasion ol Pennsylvania a movt-meut on Washington or Baltimote, or birnply for the piocurement of sup plies. The N. Y. limes leports thai Gen. Mr Dowell is under arrest in lhat city on, chaige of trcan. Another is that he ha (!.D; Muicd a con it of inquhy. The Cincinnati Vdlsllalt, a Gei man paper, publishes a letter purporting to give the par ticulars (by an eye vitneM) of the difficulty between Srgwl and McDowell, reported some days ago. The substance of it is lhat Mge!, while engaging the enemy, observed McDowell waving a handkerchief to the rebels. He immediately rode up and demanded an explanation. The reply being very insulting, Sigd resented it with a pistol shot, the ball striking McDowell's foabbard. The VvlkMutt states tbat Si tjel will resign if not relieved from service in his present pofiii.n. We .ae advices of Indian hostilities from Minnesota, Iowa, Dacotah, and Ne bra.ka. A geneial w:ir with tho ravages is apprehended. A battln occulted on Monday of last week, near the Lower Ajeny in MinueotM, in which the red skins v.eie finally lepuleed, thfl whites bus: taming a los ol 14 killed and 45 wounded. Fort Aberciombio is besieged. Hutchinson has beeu burned, and an attaek has been msde on ForeH Ciy. On Situiday last here we.e hostile IndUn demoiotia ions within thice mih s of the capital of Dato: tab, and the Governor of that Tenitoiy has called the settlers to arms. IllKOI'hA V .HWN. Fkance The Kmpeior presided at an imp irtant Cabinet Council on ths 28lh Augut on Italian afTaiis. A French squadron has been t-ent to Nu pies, Htid an Knglish fquadion; il is said, has aUn been piaced lhro. lTALr.--The latest advices from Tuiin repoit tlut Garibaldi and his volunteers continued their match from Rg'1' Pur ued by a column of Br8.tglieii. A proclamation issued by Garibaldi (rum Catania, exoiiing the people to inMirre'tliort, hid produced strong demoilstiiiiji'iis in hjs favor at (jemw and J-'lot-him 6, uro) SOUI0 collisions had takl plare. baiwren Jhe athoriiitj ud ti )cifdi. Au5THi.-r-Miiary movement wonrin: mi. 0utb Jits hih appri:htiifdeiL bill p' l auiior.g measure fiave bsu taken locyuu teract fhem. IoNpoK, Aug. 520. The Times of fri day has an article on the yyuaordiany position pi il democratic party in Amcri ca. It ays: "They are ghin U acaufe f.r which ihey fel ihe most boundless deption. hut at t)epame limf ju behalf of a pvcy ar:d a Prii5,n wl pft ihey do lest.' " t i.egards yalla,'dii(ii?'hin,ß lecem lie demociai, au4 f jbiyks ileir dt mouMja lion iu eyery wajr important, as it serves tophew ti3t,in additiv to the other djtHcultiea lha; President Lincoln vill hiye lo struggle against, as 1I10 legitimate fleets ofih.e war, ih.era wiJIe a violent jeaclion fliralri8t Ms own RinLi'ou8 acts. il ' f ' . 1 vV. . V ?

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ü JW WW 'br exhibition of any CircH. menagene. or ,,Vw. thia cilr atatra that fiarihnldi hid been de-l' ,,w l,tJ t'tcrefor In anv mm hot kas than : v 7 S,W u,Hl five dollars hor mofe''h:n ten dollars. 1

,,R"ku wounueu. anu tapiuteu. rhinW.U U"r th Sn,.!, b. ""y -rre the coming elect ion; aid Vote undort ttndirffly.

LARD OIL WALL

O Um ?3 COAL OIL TANNERS OIL SPERM OIL

STATIONERY OFj

ALL 2 A Lemon's Drug 8t6rÖ At Lfemon'a LINSEED OIL WHITE LEAD TÜR PENT I NE PAINT o H

A COM PLE TE ASSORTMENT AT

WIN DO W O LASS O At Lemon's Drug Store K At Lemon's

A large Assorluicat of Perfumery conslantl)' on hand AU,.2s.isc,3iffl3 AT LEMON'S DRUG STORE.

An Crl In fin 00, Relative to the Licensint And Reulntlng nf Crr tain Extraordinary Trades and Eitablishtnents SECTION HRT. BE IT ORDAINED RV THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES t tli.'iown otPh mouth, li.dllun, 1 hat any 1 crson wishing to become an auc tioneer in ni:d town, may petiiicn tnvl Board for h ucrn-e tnetc:or, and tul oaio. llc'eeminn- ...1. aj jihcnnt ?uif:ihl for the situation fo retition- d t'. 1 . .. m ! . . .1 t ' ' i" usiuwreuori, pr-niii u:m sucu license. FKCTloX SECOND All Puch licences .-hfvll r. n for the period of one yenr. or for oi:e or mor e quarter s of a vr nr. The amount lo be paid for mic!i licrn?e. nha'll hi drn,. tv dolI.iM per year, or five dollar per t Ji.-h quarter 1 ui;i-iti. me pt-r.-oii rMiiiii: f-uch crant of license tdmll pay to the Ma-shal the price fixed therelor, together with the Marshal's fee, and ke hisrereipt for the faint; which receipt th appli crnt .-hall deport with the Treasurer, who hallorthwith i.ue to such person a hcenie on pavl meat of hi 9 tee. FrcrioN th:rd. Any person co:ivic'ed of h iving exercifed within raid Town, the business of an auctioneer, for the sale of oods, wares, or merchan-lise, without such license, lirkt it'a;neil, shall bo fined in anv sum not less than Sve dollars nor more than twenty dollars. SECTION rot'RTH. If any person, without sudi Kreiise first ohtnined, shall sell at anetion in s:;M towu Any poods, ware? or merchandise, not pn v:osly olfrd for sale in said towi , tor at least three "month-, (ex eeptinp sJt!r at Kuctron iy unetiuneers, eje?utor. administrators, pusniiana, tr'Stee-, or public ofticors discharpn their leg.il duties, and i-xcej rim: also all sa'es of nrtieles tlic yvt. ih or tn.imilicmre o! Marshall Coirity, Indian., or of ottitle. sheep, hogs nnd oilier livestock, except horea and mules, or ot larmiug uteiii!, or ar'ietew of h- s--hold propeitv, belonging to c'l z. n of said town.) such person, on conviction of such .If- iisc, dj dl he fined, for euch inMuiice thereof, in any sum iot !t';s thau iivv dolhua nor more thr.u tuu'y ilo.lUrs tUTio.N r-nu. Out of doors' saies at nu tion on ihe ireer, sidewalks, or nllejs of said town arc txpre?.-lv p-ndiinited, except h..h ? ol horses or mules npoij the ttrv cts, at'd vehiclesdrawu by horses er mu!e-, :.:il in Ciise of 111I1 sah upon the streets, such imals hall be kept in motion by be.nir lwd. ridden or driven in cider to preren tl:e collection ot a f-rowdatany oii jaiint ho 's to obstruct or hinder I he free j assajte ot sueli street, and excepting al-o sales at the corner of Mreets, when lh ctnseit td'the owners or occupants ol the lots or tmildin.'s immediately contiguous to euch cornet s!iall have hw''ii first oltained for rh;it junjMe. ProrvfrJ, That in cases of sale at the corners of streets or sidewalks they shall not be o obstructed bv articles exhibited lor tale, or by the crowd assembled so as to prctt-t-t the li ce puae of tuch streets or sidewalks. SECTION SIXTH. Any person convicted ol having violated the provisions of the last preceding section, hhall, lor such oiiense, be fined 111 any sum not less tluu onc doli tr, nor more than tit e dollars. SKCTION KVKNTH. Any person co'victed of having given notice of auction sales by ringi: g a bell, or causing tli ringing thereof, within uid town, elsewhere th in at the corners ot the street, and in front of the liotuea where such nies are to tuVe place, hall he fined thcrcior in any um not exceeding ihres dollars. FFC1I0N r.lGHTIt. No street peddUr, hawker, or other hh.erant dealer by retail or w boletle, in goods, w ares, or merchandise, fhall oiler tb same for sale in any vehicle, or on foot or otherwise within sid town, will, out a license therefor first obtained; and euch !ccpe hüll be for one week, on month. cr one ca, ai.d fhall be ispued by the Treasurer op the applietnt producing the Marshal's receipt for the payment to him of the um of two dollars for one wek. five dollars for three months, or fifteen dollars lor one year, the applicant in addition, paying said Muiihal ad Tre tsurer'a fees. Kf-CTION NIMH. Every peddler, hawkir, or other pcr.on conttcted St having, without ptieh liceitsc, gone alniut or throah said town on foo',or with a vehicle, or in ly way with goeds, vines, or nierch-indise, carried or exposed lor sale, shall be fined therefor in any fiim, not less than t o dollars nor more than ten do.Iars; and in the en me sura on a similar conviction for bavin refused to show his licciiae at the request of the Mars-hal, or of any person to whom he may offer such goods, wares or merchandise lor ealc. fCTlON TENTH Any person who t'tmll exhibit or participats in exliiliitini: in baidiown, for anv payment or reward th arged, demauued, or received, any theatrical ! W It M .t tfi ur 1 ijihuii, v in mot linn tut, iiiniic out ami ml ue J b) v!" 1 rensurcr, as bcreinaftcr 1 .. : ... , !;..... ,i...-..r., -,-.1 provided, bhull, t u cei- suoh offense, on conviction thereof, be fü-d w :.y sum not ledjthu five dollars, nor more tl. oi ti.rty ii'Nm. r.C H. The l..i). lis ) he p:ii. for mch li- ........ . ... .Ii .11 l.a .id t .i..Hrr..-ilirl ill tl t ...r .1 i MUMS oiiiiifi - .,i..hmiii ..i, ... . , r .1.. .i.fo.,llllll IOt 11 il , IIH.II.'" 'i J ,- 11 , .fliv. i i iiwi. .I7

pcilormarKC, any ehew if puppets, waj-figurcs, I T0Tlcp . hcr,, jven ,Ut , U. oran,nuls; anyuuplaJS ol tumU.ng feats, rope ; jX' f, j,-,he Xud-.toroif Marst adC, n orw-walk.ng,or daiiting, orrftight cf 1,,1; L ill be presci.tr. 10 the Bardof any circus, mensger.e, i.atu.al or a, unci curiosity, , mMo , tW 5,! Cuun(Jf ,t ,u ir t.ii uicetdplay of vcntr.l.aiiusm, deception or represent- : . . Sl..,u.nillt.r ut4 f rl. catiwg

rtr d4l or night l"r ai; tiou, pet .,i inunce or : misj-iciicrf cournn ' !': " z . oncer , other than a ciieus or i:.ei,a?.e.ie- V' be hohlen at the Court House tu Ii ooujk. cs.in person applying for such luyv.?:: ,-h ill pay to ihe mcncii.j on the firit Monday to vpvvtHr, Itb. Mar.-h;. Hie amount fixed ilo rcfor, and take his applj lor a cliatice ol Iryt lire to Se! iiatuxirato receipt he hall produee to the Tr'asurer, whoae , liquors in quantities L than wtif quart, w ith the duly it slull be lb isue a licence to f.ueh applicant privilege rdLhatfiig the pjlme diawk n the prcpithe applicant paying in addition to sai l Marshal scs. The locjjiou ou Vch 1 prop.pe'to ' ami Treasurer." 'thtir fee. Such receipt atid li- . lot No. 21. in the towu ef Bn men, MarwiwLl

cciiseai all state the nameornam s of tbe party uroliiiig ther for, with the uiteudid purpose and expected continuance thereof; anl tJeul, also, in case of any tiiealrical pcrfurmaiiee.t iit-us, mcn,ngric, or tho ol' wild anim ils, designate tLe building or place of holding the suruycec 12. No provision of thi .(.Jtdiiijnce shall prevent ihe giving of any conceit, or the conducting of anv exbjJ'ition not iniecoru? T iuuuoral, and lire rvt proiiM which li ill ic t'e voted c?di lively Jto ' any religious, ' clyr't.ible, literal? cr cuific ruip'ose, or to Uiebeiitfit c'f ' ajiy" "ire Corrpany 'in iiiJ town. '" '' SC. 13 Any Pf rson or pcrtoj.f fa whom fcuoh li.Vrftf ni; j have jbec n granted, ho'tJull W co,n victcd of haying condutjle yclj pihi'wtio;i iudocciitlt or immorally, tJiail, lor rycrv suoJi offente, be fined in aiijr' p.tn jiot l'c: üi.iji .üii ce tjlollar? por mir! .thini rcjt dollar. j-'tc 1 1. Any rcrioii coovictr 4 of lint Jpg pceu piel any Mr.ect, fnrp or comrnon'. heloniing to paid low n. without first having oM.nto-d the Writ fd Board for that put pose; lor the Hrloinaiice i fC' lb. Any person convicted Olhaving interpr Performance contemplated by thfs Ordinance. 6r j i wi' u in umiuiviy ...y em. . , i ajuiij.ivhi, vi'iieerv any auditor or prrctator' ihercor, bhallbefinrd thcJrefor; In any mm not less thau ouc dclJjr nor any auditor or fprctator' thereof, bhail be Cnrd tr.ore than ten del!

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. . TO Toyä 5 o S2J A LAkoE ASSORT MElfT tvlNDS ''tug Storey Atletncn'sDrugStore rÄ V BRU.SIIES - r) FRESH DRÜOS g MBDICINE8ÄALL POPUtARPATI I 1 E NT MEDICINES O Drugt tore At Lemon's DfügStorn K ?rc. Any person cenvicted of havin erfrted in the open air, or ertabll hed in any booth, shed, stand, or ether place for the seling, at üction or otherwise, any too 1. wart"", or merchandise, ot any rcfrohmeut, Iruits, confertiotiafr, or other articles, without having first nhtahied a lrcefie therrfor, fhall te fined in any sum not less tlin twodollftrnor more than five dollar. Provided, however, that this Reckon slnll n-it apply to booth shed, &c, on the Fair Grcund, during the coli limiaiicc of the ji.iiiml Fa'r. Sr.c- 17. 'I air omit f or ein h i?(Yiits required by the Nst prt ceding ..ectlon s:!l be f.iedat two dollar. per day for a lerr.jioraiy auctioneer's license, and 01. dollar pr day U t caih beenge lor Mich booth, shed, stund, or otf er place, lor suh Belling or vondiuff. The rr-on apply!"? far such lice e ekall pav th um filed thcrWor to 1'ie Marfl al, faking h:- receipt for the aame, ni.d u;on prrahicing Kuch receipt to the Treasurer, it sli tli be hisuuy to if-tie the pariy a licnn in accordance with" the receipt The applicant in all ses painr the Mrhil an Teasnrer their ie, ii, addition to the sum rcqu reC for such license Jtc-IH. Said Bo.rd pvt. at anvs 5sion therccl by order or resuh-tion, or any three mrrdfer thereof, niay ly permit in writirj: rinne by them, 'm n 1 1 tiny paity being bona fid resident of said County of Marsnall, f r'.m the necessity ol'otrtaining such license as. pre-reMiisite to the ltolding. of any mtiMcal concert or other musical performance, or for the erecting ol i.ooths or sheds tor c!!injg ref re.!;me!:ts, to be held exclusively by snch party but not otherwise. Sec. 9 It is hereby made the dutv of th Ti easurcr to hie and number 111 regular order all recwrts of the Mar.-h il ' r licetii ?, ami presf ivt the fame c:t re fully his fice, subject at all ttrao the examination end in.-pction of any cito of sod town. Si.c. 2 All lws and ordinance in confilet with this ordinance be und 'he ante ate hereby rciM-a'ed tkc. 21. Tli Onlinince to take effect au.1 he in force in ten days atter its ptiMicatton ib Vie "i'ImoLiit '.Vetkiv Di'twitt'." ' J. B. N. KLINGtR, Prat. A . C. Ti?''!, Clerk. l'astd July Iblh, I btL. No2?t3. A'OIOIC ISST1LL ros P E AO And in order to keep the peace, 1 uh all U know themselves To me, to walk up and pay me a Piece, 8 bar el ia now oter, and I am much in need tall the That I can possibly raise in a peaceable ajo keep my creditors PECEA13LE! I have yet t n hatid n few pieces of PIECE GOODS Which I will sell in large or Muall pitcci to uit. the large amount of In this community, t whom I take great plea-nre in returning my sin t re tUi.ks for thcic trX, peaceable patronage 1 CHARLES PALMER. rivrnouth.July 24 2Gtf. Horace Conan whm a. onaoaaa. COKHIX & OSnOHNB, Attornios at Law & Noiurirs YwV.k. jyOfncEiM nNit: Bcilping, PLV.MOUTH.INPt BTATK OK INDIANA, MARSHALL COUN TV. ofbeuth Street in the lown ot rim u. as lici l'ast'of he Michigan FioaJ. feel in !" cenhfr of ! OUin, luuiaua i iff t"'t. ' e?ceP- Iot y 4 GEORttK L. HRjNKf lU C. HASLANt.Hr J0lN lpplic lioti for I if-V" i I -mi r ' 7. , . r .1 - .tcrn.Hl will, at tbc next term of the Wm--VT TICK lal'.erehy ciren l 1 ine t,nuer: - . . . 1 'r.-r v.- , s ... ' a , 1 Couniv Induiia. JOHN BAUER, 7i. No. 25 tifA ppliralioii lir l.fffnc. 0 T 1 C E iclirebv givcp hat tho unir-f-lgncd will at the cptemhi r Jtfrm. If C2. of t ie Hoard of Counjtv CommissioDcrs for Marshall rjountt, v make appJicatiou to haid lnatd Tor a license to retail intoxicating liquors, in a Jtn'quauU:y than a quart at a tume J'lacc of kale jto he ou let No I. in ff rfon addition , to Uie tojan of iiw'ooi,'in'Cenler tnsln'p, Maslial) Lbuiilv, ndiahi." ' 1 ' 11 l)05rC'JL JdORFJIOUSE. No.Sitfi. ' " i4 ' ' tn,i1.A rrii-1 Wahi1h.Mi1rir.i7 p;tpose. A3 o. for ohe' giStU and boi;er. wjth steahi saw mnl ccm.plete Sfrinch circle aaw. a Vood brocr; readv'to püH "up and rvn. MUt tlic h-tter will be ao'lJ a good frame complete y m ant-cd- ' The foref oing prop ry will be 6old on fair ti a orlorcmh, at Uw price, bt" ' '''- j, ;y i0-24rf REbVr k CAPP0J

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