Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 April 1864 — Page 2

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J. G. OSHOUSE, : : : : Sliior. T II U U S D A Y , AlT,. 28, 18C4. W2iut Docs it JscaaiS . - ni . A lev: days ago two governors ot Ohio, , Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana met ;n j concave at inua.iapoii a.iu uluiuuiu. 1 1 1 session a cmple of u.iys hat t 10 su -, jaimi.iur ..a Mtu.u. .. . . . .. be inferred from the fact tint immediatcly thsreaftor Gov. Morton made a visit to Washington and in behalf of tho four j

States nie'u.eo. iei.ucic-.i iu fc""", Ti,e Spirit of Dictation. lour very existence as a free people, and menf 100.000 men for six months; JXK000 j Sccrctarv Ch;lsc demanfJs the passage of two ! threatens still further to degrade us by e::ch from Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, and ; financial measures: Repression of the redundant : rotiuc:n us to i..vei w:ti. ViiC SCT ut- , , . 11, P 'circulation of the miscellaneous nti hv taxiiiü ' lcüutlllö u 10 a Kel A 1111 UiC feCrl;- ul trom A isconsm. It is alleged ux , . . j .nenik,a t;lx ,aw t!ut wln dcjnotisin.

-t . i I A .1 1 41. k4..Ai.. Some, tilt: t the object is to use tiiCSC men to ' , . i ii l . 1 t garr;on thelorts along the bolder, thas, enablinc: a larc numler of soldiers now employed in that service to be employed in the army of the Potomac in its contcm 1-Lted campaign against thc rebel Capital, Others insist that they are tobe used only for the purpose of renclliu- a threattned invasion ofOhio, Indiana and Uii - noi. It will be remembered that at the ch.se of the last year's campaigns, thc administration vsi ty all over the country ascomplete the work of subju.taion. In ac - cordlnee with this view ci the case Pre,ident Lincoln called for 300:000 men, ar d sh :rtlv after increased the call to 500.000. " ' iv p i ::ti iiniui'i'iui'iiL 11 i ir u 1 11 1111- ... .. i... i . i.... . i I ICUIS lO Ili.lNO HJI l IIIS ll i UUUIIAI IllIIUlll drafting, assurance was given that but a short lime would be required to complete the task of crushing cut thc rebellion. Thesc calls were filled, and still the work of enlisting continued continues vet both ... .... for the Army and .Navy, tan it be possible that under the e circumstances the North is in thinner of invasion bv the rebthe people and inducing iwen to enlist by means of false pretences? On the other

w.,r.,,,lln,.;ik- nnd b,. ib:,t tb rob.dl- sui.eriors to inferiors r It he ha? tlic ri-ht i J'cmocrat, a pt.rt:ci:ot !ns .pcet-Ji, and will ; r.uwung 101 mo more spce-n , - l n,tnh, r on,?, iG.l ni3. ' v

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ion was then on its last le-s; that toe rebels to uemano. it is u.o uury or ongress 10 , Km e o,- eeu. oiu;r- . ' . J ir l-.. ti i i. " J K

wcie well nigh starved out; had by con- j comply without hesitation; and if this lo its careful perusal to our reader, m, be- j - Zu "lie ul 2 ! FIRST PREMIUM COOK STOVE- , seription forced all their fhtin- men in-; true Con:,re,s had better come home at cau,c we in - rtc all ho f:Sys. but that they tl.-. Mho.e; and an amendment wa, udopu-d . ; ,,.,1 1 VlliS Stove tr.oh ill Vlri Vvvinlto tbe -,.1 ti n ore iw -bot canf-: vnce. and leave the Secretarv alone amidst mav thus le able to jud::e iindershmdin-- l''Wo a l:lx ot e-fllth of one per cent. l'' t,l,ni' 01 13 i"'u ooi- a81 ol!!rro!i Stows to tne ..UN, auu tl.at .i.c i u.e . 1. . t.im , , , . . . f w thin tv.viitv-tw j mileof ili.-kman. i t lls MsUc E-alr. Iicldiii w:. .,U that. wouM noedod to his schemes, and thus save the country 1y bet v. to:: h.m and his usa:lants, :,:id al-! -lVV"" eontiact for sale5 of . ... 4,'i LhoH.. mi the

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hand if thc a ssti ranees then given were be charged with ur.srepiescutatton, oisloytrue. and a half millio:i of additional men . aity, kv., &c. we subjoin the following cx-

1... . . iii.o u n of last year's operations, how doesjt happen tlf "'j---o ...V..W men arc now wanted, and for what are they wanted? e can ee but just one reason v. by they are wanted now, and that will also account for, or explain the reason why they are wanted f-T 'x worths. That reason is this, the l y: l Governor.-?' ( f Indiana. Illinois. AVieon.-dn and Ohio. s?e in thc light of the spring elections ju-t passed, the 11iril doom of their parfy in th-.-e States th.s fall unless something can be done to avert so dire a calamity. They have seen in Maryland, 3Ibsouri and Kentucky, the the eac wit'i which elections can be carried when an armed soldiery surrornds the ballot bo:; to guard thc approaches thereto from the presence of all who refuse to worship at tlu political shrine of abolitionism; hence thi.s voluntary offer of 10?000 more men by these -loyal' Governors. AVc believe tho project is simply a diabolical eherne hatched in the fanatical brains! of lour corrupt un-crupuli-us. malignant partiztn demagogues as ever were entrusted with olticitil responsibilities by a free people, and to deprive them of the poor remnant of the liberties left them by thc worse than Austrian despotism now the suprei e power in this land. These men are to be enli ted ibr six months, a tern, extending from thc time they can possibly be organized, over tho fall elections. They are to be annod and paid by the government of the Ciiite l States, the attendant expenses defrayed iron, the gencral fund raised and to be raided from tbe , h.ii-d cirnings of foil and industry, alike from men of all olitical j.arties, atol to e u-cd a- we houotly believe to crush out the. freedom of the bailot-box. to control fir purely partizan purpo-cs, the elections both State and National next fall. Sin.-e writing thc foregoing, we learn that in consequence of opposition in thc military and Congressional circles at Washington, these intensely loyal Governors wcrp indueed to modify their plans forncwhat, and finally in a formal manner tendered the government 8;,000 men for one hull ed t?ojs, which offer has been accepted by tho President. Wo publish

-r-. in another column a copy of the öfter as l,lnt-k, but we apprehend that nobody primiallv made, and also thc call of the Gov-ior IO jl0 commencement of this war ever

crnor ofth-s State for 20,000 men. Governor Yates of Illinois, . and Governor BroiHi'of Ohio have also issued a call in accordance with the plan finally adopted,

Glrea Copperhead Conspiracy, j abolition savan-j liavc discovered j quite a marc's nest again, in the shape as

usual of a conspiracy among the K.G. C's j to rise in opposition to the jrovcrnincnt. 'They profess to he ailvi.-exl that a plan has ! been inaugurated bv that invisible fratcrnityin southern Indiana and Illinois, to i act in concert with their visible brethren in Pixie when those visible brethren shall j ! make that mythical invasion of the North ; ; so much feared by these laborers in the j j '"'cause of God and humanity." Some of j j the miscegens who profess to be within the j circleof state secrets say that the 85.000 I men proposed to be raised for 100 days, j jby his accidency 0. P. Morton, arc to le : tuscd to repress and keep down these vile : , 1 , 1 . . copperhead plotters of treason, instead of o g0?1 Jhe forts cn the border This may be at. tnn .,-1 v,, i-.w J,,-' uvtvii.oi7A'iviiuii turn a uiv.: ui v tt ji a uokuut for copperhead v()t:. anj liaritsonic bidies possessing nerve jcnouirh to make a visit to such battlefields as tShiloh and Oettvsburh. I 1 raise half the current expenses of the war. Will Congress pass them ? Or will factious dema a,;,i w5U.c:lt sdvocaUs be allowed to dcfeat t.icm lChican rnbune. Who is Secretary Chase, that hn sloul ttommit the passa-e of liiils bv Con-ress t j Who has invested Llm with authority, that 1 he should say to thc Keprcscntativcs of j thc States and the people, ';I JnmmJ this io; that at your hands." and they shall not 1 arc tu disobey 'i y what authority does j his august highnc-s address thc Congress of j the United States in the language u.-ed by

1 freu the humiliation of Congressional Ieg-, c,..p,;e ii.e .vutimcuts uttered by him Nation under dictotioi, Ihtt let a, hokjwith th,s, wr:tt, and .poke,, by those ! at thee f;:iai:ci:.l measure:; of thi. vouhMe wh, are anm.tg the most virulent of his

j dictator, -liepressiou of the roduudaiit 1 i ii iii! icin-ii ! inn ci f'i ms;'. -i!!!',)!!; tiiink iv ,---"- ' ' ' I t::xhi" thoir i.-sncs." Wl,v ? Simoiv to j " J - i . ! make room fr another flood of greenbacks, j In other words, to compel the people to loan oOO.OOOJhJO of dollars to thc governj wont, to be used m prosecuting stnl luri ther the jTesont war for the freedom of i . . . i .. i . . . i j tue negro, mstea-t oi loaning it to tue va - nous banking institutions of the country, as heretofore, lie demands it "will ConUnited States tax paid oy thc eojtel w a j they mut pay fee i' . That we may not c - -.vuMiington Correspondent of that intensely "loyal'' sheet, the L'hie.iir Tribune. I'nlor late of April l'Jtli. 1SI4, he says: Mr. Chase lias expressed the oj inTon that Congress shouM hupose taxes at least opial t half our yearly expe nses. But the fart lias been that our expense h-ive teen ten times rreater than the amount raised by taxation so far. Here i food for reflection. L toi:r Congressmen act nj to the exigeiK-ies of thc times, "if they fail ij tht; rrcsiut cmergenoy, t!ic conneucnccd will be fearful to cohtcmpiate. Here, then, we have undoultodly "loyal' authority for saying that hitherto m.t our te.-'t'i part of the current expenses of the war has been rai-ed by tax itioii, and if ow ImlJ niu-t he raise 1 J. )titu!el bv 3Ir. Ch.ise, we must multiply former pavments by five in order to reach the amount necessary. In order that our readers may understand how far this will affect them, they have only to remember that every note which , . . . . heretofore reuiied a stamp of 10 cents, will hereafter require .r)'d cents; ccry deed which heretofore renn; rod a siamp id' one dollar, will hereafter require five; that every article used by them will be taxed live times a much as heretofore. Co flee is now worth half:; dollar a pound; suar L'O to L'." cents; calico, mudin, Aic, at least .1 .1.

iniee times ine i. iriner iiriee-, in c-uise amount of Treasury into already in cireulation. Tliis is not all; by taxing the cirPui;ltin ur (h(. J,:illk s out of existence, to make room for an e.jual amount of jrrectibacks, the banks will be compelled to close j j up under very unfavorable circumstances, and many of them no doubt will tro to the wall, tint creating still further disturbance in our monetary affairs, where everything is already so unsettled that none can full what a day may bring forth. Vet the Secretary (lemmHt.i the passage by Congress of these measures, and the Tribune, syeqdiant H ko asks: ,lW ill Congress pass j them, or will factious demagogues, and

... . . 1 , , this ober, and its aceer.tance by the Govquencc of t ne cxistuif' revenue laws, am. ' . J . . , . ,. . ., i ernment. as tney will be suir'est.d te all the inundation ol the eouutrv with irreen- , ., ... , . , , . , ... ; , ' . 4 'y t!,e cousitiou and l.o.ition ol ourmihtab icKs. yet Secretary ( base, li .uuiuis that r-affairs Congress shall quintuple tho taxes, and "I therefore t-all for 20,000 Vuhi'itocrs, virtu illy authorize him to double the ; to rendezvous at such i.laees as may be

wild-eat advocates be allowed to vfcxteiit.nyh t make thr n-lnihthtatton f s'mu ru

them ?" All have heard of Salan reproving sdu, and of the pot calling the kettle heard the Tribune and its partisan friends denouncing wild-cats. It would be decidedly refreshing to hear them do so now if jit were not quite so apparent that the only-1

object they have in doing so is to create a liure moneyed monopoly under the control of their party in Washington, hy

moans of which they hope to perpetuate j their hold on the reins of power for an.other Presidential term. This correspondent of the Tribune very naively says ''here is food for reflection." Would to Cod there had been more reflection on the part of those entrusted with the management of our national af-1 fairs before they brought tlr country to' the very brink of ruin, it might have saved the Union, prevented the bankruptcy of the nation, saved hundreds ot thousands of lives, uselessly sacrificed in the insaue attempt to make the African race on this continent, cjual to the Caucassian. i T , . . , . c , i In conclusion vc, too. say here is food ! for rcfioction-Iet the people reflect, and j study well the causes of our existing troubles not tbe least amouL' which is the diej - - - O - - - - " - tutorial spirit so rampant in the breasts of ; those now m power; ami then let them ask ' themselves whether it is expedient, safe. or wise longer to continue in power a party which has already well niirh blotted out Lois '3 Speech. The speech of I Ton. Alex Long, rcccnt- , Lv delivered by him in Congress, stirred llP (lxutc 11 n:uss ln tho ra,lks of thc luiscc" jfi0" (al!1 "l'l,n hm 11,1,1 dcfc,Klcrs lho thunderbolts of parti.an j th, both in and out of that digniüj c H- i oiuer mat our rentiers j may see for themselves what has caused! ail this ado in relation to Mr. Long, we j publish on the outside of this week's j tra-Iiu eis. Ii I;:s sj weh was treasenable, v. .1 . .. i i: i t .1 . i u.cii ; re u.e '. .c u i ' ' ' i . .- iiiiion"' no :to- : ütioiiis is traitor. jo ,oiiv p'ljitsii'.M nie oi.ue JiT- . ... .1- . ..m: i. i i... ....... l : j J,Varian 11-,-v. 1. Stevenson; has made it.j app0:iranee. The Agent 31. W. Xevto() v(. ,,rt.(.,,t. 1 wih n iipv of the iii i . . 'ol. some davs since, which is neatly VYntvA on ;r-d pap'.-r. and v.vll b .un.l. Xht. work will embrat-e tv;. vdunies-. eon,,e ., orphaiK of those wli ., h ive ial'eii in the 4 5tru'"de froiii this State " 2rcJ:u::itic;i Uy Cor. Gloriosa. J.MMAXAioi.is. April 'Js. The following l ruelamation hay been issued bv Gov. Morton. I'xr.ct rivK !:i'Ai:t.mk.t, ) r.snix.vAiuhis, April 18d4, To thy IVople of Indiana: The Governors of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Indiana have offered to raise for the service of the General Government r.'i.OMJl men, for tbe period of 100 dayy. to perforin ueh military Ferviee :;s may be required of them in any State. They will be armed, subsisted and clothed and be paid by tbe United .States, but re CIMVl" . li.il'Mt".- Tin.- l-.-.?l 1.. 1 .....1 . '.' ... . " into the service ol the I. mted States fur the period designated, the time to coinmeuce from the date of muster. The important e of making the approaching campaign successful and deei.-ive is not to be over-estimated, and I feel confident that this call will be promptly and fully resjonded to. I need not enter into thc reasons which have induced the making of (wuicr oesiguate l, and to ,(! orgaiuze.l I I !.. .4 i i .i .i no-.ei insu ueiious to oe given y i no au-jutaiit-(!eiier.il. 'Kxistino; organizations of the l:i li.tti.1 Legion oliering tlicir services w:M he preserved when the regiment or company is filled to the minimum number, under the regulations roverniii'' the Army of thc United States. (Signed) 0. I. MoKToN. Governor of Indiana." Thc following is from the IJoston mm. monwrixlth (Abolition ). organ of Senator Sumner: 'It can never be safe to enfranchise, these rebels until they have been governed by a ircr i.utxtc f thcmmlv;? lomj 'mnnssille. How long that will be, the loyal people of t lie North are the best judges, anil that judgment can be legitimately expressed only through their icpreFOtitatives in Congie-s.'' How docs that read by the declaration of American Independence, which declares that "all governments derive their just power from thc nntnt of the governed?"

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7o tlu IWst'ifmt of the 1'nitd Std s: First. The Clovcrnors of Ohio. Imli-;

ana, Illinois". Iowa and Wisconsin offer toje,1 as alfi was tllc bill relating to franked the President infantry troops for the ap- matter. The bill to provide for a national proaching campaign. j currency was discussed. .Senator Clark. SixoND. The term of service to bcauof-H- elected to serve as Prcsihundied tlav reeuiiin; from the date of j dcnt i)r" in the absence of the Vice - V? I muster into the service of the I'iiitc! j lrcs:ic!eiit.

States, unless sooner discharged. j Timm, The troops- to be mustered into i the service of the United States bv rciri-; uout wlipn ilu rptrinwMit: nvo Jlllil im! according to regulations to the minimum strength. The regiments to be organized according to the regulations of the War j Department. The whole number t. be

furnished withiu twenty days from date of i defeated by a large majority. It is cxnotice of the acceptance of this proposition. J pectcd that the IIou?e will get through

PoUUTII, The troops to be clothed, arm.,1 r,..,,;,,,, ..lw;.f,l ,.f.,.l ..1 l 1 v J j-viMcicivy iiiiu.i'ui iv,u n u a j paid as other United States infantry volunteers, and to serve in fortifications or wherever their service may be required, within or without their respective States. Fifth, No bounty to be paid the tro p, nor the service charged or credited on any draft. Sixth. The draft for three vcars ser - vice to go on in any State or district where the quota is not filled up: but if an officer or soldier in thc special service should be drafted, he shall be credited for the service rendered. (Signed) Jo:ix Been ti, Gje.i:or of Iluo. O. P. IVIorpox, t.tovernor of lud. Uien'o Yates, Governor of Ill's. V. .M. Stoxe, Governor of Ioiva. THE NEVSFro m the Chicago Times, G. In the House, yesterday, a bill was inand silver, steiung axchange, uncurmoney, stacks, bonds, .Vc. In the I'vemuMr. Murriiis resolution to iucrou.o l v. as uiscusse-.i. c Have no re 1 1... if j.r i r-'"- " vn.nv. ih.i.ihi;-. The rebel operations airaint Mvmout:i. j X. ('., resulted in the capturo ofthat place on thc iMth inst. The rebels took from 1 .-.'ill 4 . O . .1 i. -. . ....

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. ' "J"":1r0,n,Mii. N..t,aore than one-tenth orn pieces of art:l:ry. The ram rendered j 0 onJ although they had been threaten -eflieient servie-.i to t'ie as.-ailants. Two j e 1 by proclamation with the jtemdties o!' Fe Icral gu iboats wcrj sunk, a third ilis-: io.oi::;! . .,i. . ) i ii .. i f.M i '

ii. v.- i. ,ui i ,i i.i:iu jv.e liner eati;rr'... i liv rebels ilio: the'r lo.n at .miIv ?,oci, uhIK Itl.e IV lerals assert tint it was l,.V.0to 1 an atia"k upn tiiose po;nt.s may oe expec-; 1 t .1 , t. . , , 1 ' . tj lie the advance 01 Lurnside s expedition i t- . a ne ai.ie j-iaper gnes a ropor; inat mere was a fleet of sixty l-'e leral vessels olf the mouth of the Kappth.innock, and tli ir L'e. leral pontoon bridges were being landed at Auuia Creek. 1 1 v advices from Wash.. i w- - - - it'gtoii it would appear that IJurnside has not started as yet, though he has issued a circular relative to furloughs, in which he states that his forces are on the eve of a movement, and there arc reports that the movement commenced yesterdav. The Potomac flotilla ascended the liappahannock last week, which fact probably gave rise to the .supposition of thc Richmond sheet. It is generally conceded at Xew Orleans that the result of the recent battles in Western Louisiana was adverse to Gen. Hanks, as the rebels retained possession of the field after the last day's light, while the Federals retreated a distance of forty miles, and arc now engaged in fortifying thier position ai Grand Fcorc. Illinois r .giments suffered very severely in the engagements, the 77th and loOth, especially, being almost annihilated. There are reports, probably without foundation, that liens. Kirby Smith and Siblev are anion" the rebel killed. Gov. Yates has issued a proclamation, calling upon the people of Illinois to furnish 20,000 volunteers for one hundred days' service; the Governor of Indiana has called for a similar number of men; and C-ie Governor of Ohio has oroercd out the National Guard of that State. These pro. cedures are in consequence of the acceptance by the President of an offer by the Governors of five western .States to raise 80,000 three months' men for thc general government. A c have one report from Memphis, that Forrest's entire force is marching towards Alabama, and will probably join Polk, who is said to pe moving northward; while another report is that the headquarters of Forrest are still at Jackson, Tenn. The rebels, it il stated, now have thirty iron-clads ready for service; ami twenty more are expected from Europe within thc next two months. Gold closed in New York yesterday at mi Clilcaro W.Tnos.U Am. o? i q i , , in in i'iao , j'.n:nirtf a riMi.uwcn

j was introduced appropriating 25.000,000 I

to pay and subsist the militia called out by j the President. The House bill establish in5a P0ital money-order system was pass1" the house, the tax bill was consider c'1- An amendment was adopted increas,u incline tax as follows. On in ciime.5 between 8000 and SI 0.000 5 nor , cent; between 810,000 and $25,-! 0JO, 7 j per cent; exceeding $25, 10 rer cent- A proposition to tax ; salaries of Congressmen 10 per cent. 25,000. the was with thc tax bill to-day. Several bill were passed granting lands to States audi railroad companies. Durnsidc's forces passed through Washington on Monday, f.i route from Annapo. lis to some point not publicly designated. There are rumours at Newborn that (Jen. Wessels still hol. Is the fortifications ! of Pivmouth. though thc rebels are ini ' possession of the town and river. The! ntolli-encc publihed vesterdav w::s too 1 - explicit to admit of much credence being ! given to thive rumors. The rebel ram whieh caused so much damage in thc vicinity of Plymouth has a cle.ir field for her operations ut appears that thc Federals have not u sin-le 3Ionitor which can cross I f1 , f 4l v' n xn , y ,! the bar at tho mouth ot Albemarle Sound. . A Mobile dispatch of thc 19th states j that, in confluence of a sudden iall in Led Uiver. furtv Federal vessels are detained! "M1: i.u.u.i ...ui.... hl' V"lv IX ur ,nd ' - y.;..t o Iiatur and ;;l;;eW'' P' iultK'uuls Iuno t I nui a:: Ar) lis Apr. 27. i A war l.ietiiiu- washebl la -i uiuht. a;,:.l ' i Col. .Stre''''it and Col. (Vburn a'.i.!res.-ed lt,Al i "j;;!1" it, but thev u-ot ;,narv" maa and "narv" w e-.un.iii i.. ibe city'rogiiiient was ordered out this ARRIVAL ! AT HONEST COI?? I would respect fall v :i r.r.or.ncc to ir. That I h ive recently reli.rned ficia 1 in no t 111 receipt ol a Iiill ami Complete fSioelJ Of carefully selected AND G ! i () C E K I ES! AND MONEY WILL ITQT OK REFUSED ;..:. ii . ? . . j iiivuc ni ion cusiuincrs io ean anu exoniino

Amlfcverytlimcelsc furmerl kept by me, which - uur..ho.! ; all tl.piates cx;-scu 10 u. ; lli ;tiU.,iant ,rj!,,(.,.f( ,., ,i f,, , i pr,.vifM-i. I will sell at fair prices. I willtaLe ii.evcliiiic mole e fan cri tai. U:ks. t.crii-i.ce in i.i't. isi i;ii 4.1!. j..n:rr im tht for goods, all kinds of '21. Tl...- liu-.-s ro hu-d witli iion cn I-l ij,,,,,,;, . Ac4V ,(!l.1. l....w ... ir.l. r ctii;ciit,tl;crcl.yajplyi.,.ir tie? heat ..irccjty t un. ( ( t, .,vl.-xvm w'ilb t!ui ..:1,rt,a3Jr t ...4,.,Ki,. ...1.1.. nv.-n.tu.d tho oven c:oi l.e l,e.,ted kept m A,, ,, (h .j f f.j., vl B; fa, ! :t.l. Thev have a h-'t a:r c'raft, wl.f h not riu - , c?.t 4.. vnk

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. , ; . , . - Ir - i " V. I well ventilated. The Stove is convenient it, , mvstock and prices, and iT thev suit, they w he " ,u , ... tl, . ,,... ... ii ii it i form, and nil ie tor use: t au.rt tlic l.mu.iue oi sure and buv. I have no blowing to t.o ti i mine I ol ' , , , .., , . .. :m ,i, . r e ti Ti . . nme u ho have HSCu this M o C. It will i.O liior von topun-h;i?e ot me. Ilonorub e, strait .1 for-1 , . . , J . , ,i .,,., i lie it-- i .1 ! work with less fuel than juv othei Muc. Ju ward dealing and a li vin; j rof.t and no Imu. a:r ! u ' .. , , , , ,. 1VV: ..v i - mv motto 1 1"00, wv u 1 lollow tcst.aionx .

V, , . . ' AMERICAN HOT Alii COOKINU STOVi:. Those knowinthcmsclvcsin arrca,'. arc notti . , fied tl.at their dues are vcrv much needed, :lllti I ! -Our readers have noticed an , a.,vcrti.-,-n,. i.t in hopethey w il redeem thcipron.i.cs to ,,a v up. nr columns of the American Hot Air -";? T i!l!nV't I I' ! Stove, manufactured by M.oar, lckai.l i o,, vilaältf M' ;.1!m..v,N. Y. TliiHtovc took the l'i,,t Proiifiium at t!o; lat Stat-i l'.or, a:i t cur list - - - - - - jCountv lair. It Ls worthy of the hi-li cempiiInipuriam to Soldiers and IllCir ! u.nt thuM'aid it. We have used the Stove lot E3(iiw. 1 .i ... .,, ,i 1 1i:iv i i.i hivit.4tio!i in ir-

Infcrestod persons hive been circulatim; reports Ihnt no peisoM hut a republican, and o ne w ho is licensed as u claim aent, can prcnare vmir pa-p.-rs to procure back pay ai d bounty, pension, .V.c. 'fhe same parties are licensed as claim agents and wiil mike out vonr ivcirrs, t iko vunr powor ol Attorney, .raw the pay and charge von five times as much as it is worth. The truth i tlut no out; cxeejit ymrstltescnn mike the application. And cue who can copy a form cm make out your papers. W hen the certilicate of payment comes on, you can ;ct it cashed w ithout more expense to you than postage, and instead of paying from $l.r to $20 and more to et your little .lue, you need not pay more than for Notarial ecrviecs. We hive prepared many applications, all of which have been allowed and paid in their order, and in most cases we have inadc no charges at all. When we have charged at all, we have usually charged onlv for Notarnl services, the same as in any other such business in mosi cases amounting to froiii$l,r()to $V0: whereas the claim agent who i tells you these things, ch irgei you from $.00 to A.IO for tlic same services, and then makes from 'd t0 Fr cwit. onyonr money besides. e will do as we have .l..n- for poor pert ns. make out application fre? of charge. For those able to pay, for Notarial fees; and your mvney will come just as soon and ju4 asceitun as if nude by the persons who are so gliO with their niiMcprcscntations, and who el urge unooiHcionable l.-es. t will except from lho above remuks I). T. Fhillips, t:.-.. :!.- til KKKVE & CATRON. Dissor.i rio or jaimi:kS1III. Notice Is hereby qiven that the partnersliip heretofore existing bctween.tho undersigned, under lue name andsty'o ofj F Vanvalkcnburgh ti Co., is this day d'nn.)lv'd by mutual consent. Hie Hook?, Notes and Aeco'intsof tlic firm can he found at the old j-tan !, and all persons indebttd to the firm are reo, no. Med to call and puj vn immediately. J V V N V M.KFA'RFIir.U, J M Kl.lNC.r.'t, March Ut tf

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PHOF. o. j- v;ooi's IIAIll RESTORATIVEThis astonishing preparation will hy sj:i hires own prorcKs Scstorv sry Kair !o IIic original col:;i will make it -rrowon P:iM llea.ls. " f 6l,,r ine aiuru .-ecrtuious. Will veihovc atonco all ltchnijr. ! will remove all Dnn lrail". will cure all Eniptioii? even Scahl IlraJ. WIS! in ike thc Hair Soft a?i4 (IIosy. W ill preserve the Color of Hair t O'ni Agw. Will always l'a-ten it n-1 stop it Falling, is one of the bet Toilet Aaticles for the Hair now in use. S OF SOC.I)E2RS 5 TiSS: A It 13 Y Hare t.-stirled to the ,ibove w, o fm.e Woom.. Friiv alvi i.,..t tneir Hair ' ' h" ' oflim ite, and in.ittenrioii, ; A3. RostoI..ltire an'i d.-ossin-ithns

tire and dressinsit has no equal. i Ii Northern Indiana. He has i T. A. TJ.M0X. mt,m.

Fi. -'üTir'.? C O du y tf Oc-lolsrr Also ti tlic Xcff York Miliz liCONOMf S3 jSl. 3? - 'j l.i. mixi.a will be iVi! dem ns.tr.iu J by bminjr an . r a f ..,.V-r.c.-,a -. - 4 rSS &t K S it will hake, In oil r i":it l.eit.-r tli.m t. v otl cr Stove, v.itii a siv!:i;r ot :.'. i r c ie.. Mi! lu.d, aiid a vciv l uge ltovc'.-!i'..t:;-i'i convvM - I Thev li:.ve the fvllon:;.- i-b.':Oit:t-'S : . .... ... . . .! fr :l A iiiakiM the lucl immlieen. airs '.. . . i ... I .. rdd.s to the heatni1,' an I uawaz laen.ucs. -1th. Thev cotisume all the sascs fi'n fio-l.thorcbv ad llntr largely to thc an:-ti:it oilic.i ohtaieed from the i' ditv of fuel uc l. j .r,th, 1 ilO StOVl' I.- I11KU-, UIOUIIH-.. .cm ...ii-in i in tlip must superior in Miner. The ovi n is lir--.- . .. '.. . , c From the Auhurn AJrcrtisrr. nouiiein it thc be.t Cook Mo.e we have any' knowledge f. U seem to be perfect in every respect. guarantee llut it v.:l! ive 1f""1 satisfaction to any family who purc.uso it. llahl- j win .t Chodt 11 have it for sale. ; All STOC-KW I-'.l.l. .Mv Dkar Sir: In n-- 1 t.lv to vour iiKiu'rv as to the practical woikinof the "American Cookm- Move w.iuh vou sent u;. ferns, .Mrs.W authon.es me to . th it in tl emitter of Lakin;, which is the proat desidcratn in in a Cook, move, nie .American i ""i, baking evenly in whatever part of the oven the Article is placed and reipiiring no turning of the j pans to insure an erpi.il heat on all sides. She pronounces it the inort economi-al in fuel, and tho most oa-ily regulated of any sdni has ever seen. cry truly yours, Kridgeprt, April 2Utt leO J- .V. WILLI ' ' ' ' . ,,. . . MMAUIO. F. STt)CKWF.l.L- Var S.r: I.a?t t December we purtliaed from you the "Anieneaii Hot Air Cooking Stove." Wo have een noth- j Fviunri.n. Coun., April l.th, Ii-b.l. CIlllUU pI'lIK ipies liisuriuj; ni"vi.ru vu-.....,-tion of the fuel obtaining tho greatest amount of licat possible at a small expense, ar.d so distributing it as to secure all thc results for which a i7,.l m.t sove roonircd. We can safelv s.iv a ! lim I nron o li iinnDimn. that it fully icali.os alt the expectation which w .

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had formed from the recommendations we had S'ore 01 door South of Pcndiing'i Drug Stor seen, and we can therrfote honestly recommend Tl: mouth, Nov li, l!C:t-r.in-it to anv person in search of such an article, as

combining economy and utility Yonr,Ae, ALFA', M.-LF AN, J It. Pastor of the 1st Conn. Church, FairitU, Conn. ManufactKred by SESEMU, SM(KAUI) & t"ö., I" a tiI I!l tiiccn St. .4 Iba i y, . V. FOR SALK BY H. B. DICKSON, & GO., PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. itobcr 21), 1SC3-U13 -ly

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A LARGE KIN ASSORTMENT f v c Drugstore At Lernen s Drugstore BRUSIIESgrj FRESH URL' GS k 2 MEDICIN ES & ALL S rOPl'LAR PAT E N T MEDICINES O r &.1TE.ST 02 A. R E X I) A R G E 1? J rcniovod ),U SAPDLE ar.d IIAIJNLSS ! SHOP to the b'oiah side ot La r,rte Stitt, epJ po.-ift'Cl.-vehu.d's Store, v.lurhf keeps uu Land the best assortment i-f ; , HRrES. i A 5 31 ATEUIAZ. in hij ctu '."bo j.r.ts rTtLc he.t S.vJ.llo km n n to tho traJo , Call ;ijnl.-xa:n:uy h'.a stck lvfic i urer.asinr .-'.svw'kic. A. UENBAUGEZ. i ly D?t. O. BAIP.D, 1! Co., 2tnl. tla ;ut rofiinscJ li.rn t!i; I'AfT'T. ".icJv b Vr. Mire!,:, m d a ;ii.jrtiu ;it of 23 AKD illSS TT! ci: Oft!.- vf-v 'est fjurdity. 'fe can mpply L;f otor.itii with tv'-rv artiu'i ii. t;i :::w neJ.i U tfcU t'.-Mi'ii of the ejuatrj. Tin- l,.-stof A V O COAL OIL LAMPS. AND I.A?.!t rill.VXr.Y:;, i ;:i !i oi 1, f -r t.de c:; n. i v..-: iru.. f ra'c.N. iVc'U.m y.xy l 1.1; ir:r kit j rice in c-u'.i te h'..r--s. lljrs-.! :. K tbe Uav, week ino D'.vutli cn rf-r.vi-..l " t -i 1!I"S i I V n -) ' i tt. InJ'aai Marrli it i!( 1' V" . . . C.itl.ohc . Irnich. i.Stf " ' - ; irjriTTiT inrnwx "s jjJJ V 1$ Si VlV Ml. LAUSR AND 3RO. Eint r t ccrivccl a srLIIVIH ur,ii fitit'tit l RBADY-IvIADE a J M M M X aa. X M M - Ks 1 .wTtZS p rjT g f ) ( S I V S II I I IS i EJ V X VV Jl t AND T:uicty ut jotions. Their Stock of Hoots and Shoes ij particularly deservin public attention, as rojraols quanlitv ;-J . 1 Tlicir Clothing embrace's all paalitic, and tthj will not bo underold by any house in th. plato. 13 Call and examine tloods and Trices for joursoll, IXVIMI E.CI5 OF A NKKYOl'S INVALID. rubliFl.fd for tho bent f.t and a a caution I 1 young men, r..l othcts.nlio s.oicr iron, icrvou j IVbility, Faily Decay, and h it kit. dud tihnrut i supphingthe in an of so?l'eutr. Hy one who had cured himself aficrboii-g a victim of inifpUcrt confidence in modica? humbug and quackery lij cnclosir.g a post pa'd, directed rnvcloj, s irg - - I j r.l al Copies mavrir nau m ie nuiuur, NATHAN I FL MAYFA1K, nl 4 3 1 IUdtoid, Kilian Coutrfy To