Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 August 1864 — Page 2

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 2

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I k;; I'lil JlUUill UtSJIUtlUT. .: . tssit?rlxi:, : : : a:iitor. T .; :.r i: s T) a y, Aug. 11, IS 04. nocratic State Tickot. For (Jorcrnor, SITU F.. Mc'DONALD, of Marion. Tor Secretary of Jr late, J A. MKS S?. ATI ION, of Marion. For Auditor of State, jOsKlMI RlSTlNI', ol Fourtain. For Treasurer of State, MATIH'AV I,. IJUKTT.of Daviess. For Attorney (Joner:!, (SC A Ii H. 1IORD, of Decatur, for Superintendent of Public Instruction, SAML'CI. I. Rt('(', of Allen. For Judges of the Snrremc Court, ?.MLTKL F.. rßRIvIN'S, of Marion. ANDRF.W DAVISON, of Decatur. JAMF.S M. HANN A, of rniliivau. JAMF.S L. WORDEN, of Allen. Ft r C'oik of the Supreme Crmrt, FniF. LHERT C. IIIRHF.N, of Rush. Fr Congress 9th Dist, ict David Turkic, of White. For R preventative, f.lojri Clux'!)r(i!i, of Starke. Democratic County Ticket For Trctsnrcr 1. O. QÜIVKY. Fr Kher'tJ II. M. LOU AX. For Coroner .!. i;. X. KUXGEIl. For Com in h$ionei tt Dt'strut, If. A. HANK. lnrfjimlilk'S of tlic Draft. Wc last week irave our readers a sanipie ot the scouiulrclum ot the administra - 1 tion redativc to the apportionment of tlic quotas under the late call of the Presidmt, showing that repfiinii Massaehufts was reii:ired to furnish less than two thirds as many troops as an equal number of deintcrct'r districts in Xow V-rk. "We again call attention to this. Hihject. and lay before our readers some facts and fL'uros by which it will be seen tint the s.ime game is being played in Indiana. Massachusetts has a. population of i.-ol,Ob'ü, and the quota assigned her is -l.G7!), or one in "7 vl' her population; while Indiana with a population -i J has a niiota of öö..r7o assiir ..r one in everv :iS of her population. ' as a eiticn of Indiana, ve n. k wh v i i this ? In liana is in cxee.v on all formcr calls, while ?da -.-acliusetts is noton- i o-t-ly delin.;tent. Again the apportion-! inent ofjimtas an ng the several Congressional Districts oi this State are also unjust, aud m far as we have h-vl time to e xamine the subject, In every instance l.-snlts in favor of the abiditionit-. P-.r -c imp'e, tho ith. or Indianapoli ; District contains a population of 121,1 PJ, ami her .piota U iixc 1 ::t ', while the ttli District cont.-'.in a e j-ul iti on of L'i2,27-, and her io!a i. d.loj; in other worls the Oth ii called on for o!:e iu every 41 of her inhabitants, while the i?th must furnish one in every i2 of hers. Why U this ? Was it necessary for the success of t'olias to m ike a irge a;iportionmciit to his district and thereby neutralize the majority that it is co'iibb.-itly believed would otherwise lie cast against Mm ? And did Mortou & Co. feel that with th? military stationed at Indi iTupolLi they were sure to overfdaugh the democratic party this year as they h ive done there heretofore ? Once more; the aj portionmcnt auioug the sever-j nl Counties of this District is unjust. Ft J.sediwith a population of ltf.455 is as-' signed lsl men as her uota, or one in every IiS of her population, while .Marshall with :t population of only 12,722 is called on for 10';; as her f,i ta, or one in every .'1 f lier population. Was this because St. Joseph i.s a n iiuf!i' iii county and the homo of Mr. Colfax, while Marshall is tftinot-i ctir'i Th? foregoing numbers are theijiiotas assigned under the last call for f00,o00 more men, those precincts which have heretofore furnished an excess will have that execs deducted from their Uota?, while those in arrears will now have the arrearages added to the prescht assignment. We shall feel under obligations to any one who knows, if he would in a j j vf-tr tdr-Holit furtriril iit-iiiiif irrihori i 1 lorcromg pportnnments so as to .show on I , , . I xvbat principle tboy wx-re made. II tbey ar; just and fair the people wish, to know it, and the facta and figures can be easily furnished. If they are. as we believe, tire n.adiinery by which corrupt, partlzan demagogues hope to retain in power Lincoln, Morton, Colfax & Co. let the people know it and then if they arc so lost to all Mouse of justice and their own rights as to vote for these men and thereby help to bind the yoke upon their own necks, we suppose there is no help for it. Let the people themselves examine these things and as worthy sons of patriot sires i-wcur by '-the Cn f our fathers" that the present race of corrupt demagogue, ! , ,. , . t-.. i . . ,1 .1 Ib, iiir.t I'f.btovtt f ri-L- tr li:ill give place to '-iione.-t. faithful, nnd car-) lie" men, and all r.ill yet to well.

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TliC Hepubliclin modestly asks us to give the names of the members, of the 0. S. L. in this county, ami when ami where they meet to concoct treason." This we nro not nble to do, hut we enn "give the namca" of many inei.ibcrs of an organization usually callcel a iiim Tsayiir. 'and when ami where tiny meet to concoct

treason." They meet at Woodward's Hall on Saturday night they were there I:st Saturday night, ami after leaving the Hall, wet atout eleven o'clock in a grove, at the north-west part of town, where they spent sonic time in military drill, to the annoyance of quiet, orderly citizens. The so-called tjtjiosc by Gen. Carrihgton of the O. S. L. was fdimuy an electioneering hobhv gotten up by Union Leaguers to Cover up their own infamous treasonable operations, and scare the weak minded of their own party in order to prevcut them from going over to the democracy. This creature of the imagination of Morton, Carrington, and their Loyal League brethren, is about as valuable a nag as that of the celebrated knight, lon Quixote; it serves a purpose when nothing better can be had. They have trotted it out on several occasions within the last three vears. and each I time it lias made its appearance it has looked a little more jaded and povertystricken than ever before. The i'eter.Hbiirs Disaster. Tlic army correspondent of the New York Tribune, under date of July olst. speakiug of the fight on the oOth, says: 'Everybody' who witnessed the transaction concurs in saying that it was most miserably managed; that the rebels had not one-fifth of ou.' force within their breastworks, and that the rest of the armywere silent spectators of the scene of slaughter. They sty that the atfair ought I to have been a success if rightly managed. I The assault, which was intended to have been a surprise, though only partially sue- ! ccssiull in that respect, could have been success fully executed but lor the blundering of somebody. The worst troops in the army led the ' .l-..,iU ft-.w.iw win, 1tlr.trdni'i brid netoil ti mrtJ . . . badly on various occasions. Our dead and wounded yesterday inorninir at ten o'clock had not been removed. They were lyin festering in the sun within less thr.u o')0 yards in advance of our lines." AVe guess that fellow is getting to be "disloyal," a "rebel sympathizer," a '-copperhead." If lie don't take care he will be "sent throu h the lines to Dixie." The Kepabliean says '-thf re is no dan

u at h,n of cr of fraud l ein-practiced on the part of . . ledhens Union men m the election," nnd tlicn asks ,,.iuti..;tUj)irwi wn M mnth tvl tUe .,:.,,.r. of 1,S.)I,-.head T:?rty " We suppose he means by ..1 br 1 i- i v.- . 1 r n i ? hrluVm U aU'htHm,MS' at1,1 T tllatton.- porhed party," democrats. It will be

r.hd n-rfv " dT,.rru. It will e ,.t.,r-'.S il. ,,..1! rlitici:!,, of the abolition "persuasion to know that the furiner vvstem of .arrviuir elections by j fraud. ;s now to be abandoned by them. Docs tje Republican menu to have its readers understand that after tho dralt, ! inartial law is to bo declared in Indiana, !in,i the innv.-i pf democratic candidates j .trieken off the p.dl books by order of some LjUilarv u? start under authority of Lincoin, as was done a few days ago by Purbridge in Kentucky? Democrats never do those thing; they arc Content to allow a free expression of the voice of the people at the ballot-box, and then abide the result. They protest against both fraud j and force. Can the Republican say truly. as much for Its party ? Denton, who had such a longing for the ofiiee of Judge of the Court of Appeals, in the second District of Kentucky, is T.tobably beaten by both Kobertson and ! J ... Duva'l. The maiority of Robertson over " 11 "- J J ; .v .1 ... . -mi r. 1 Ik ... 11 Jienton ;s about 2?f)00. Judge Duval Is ,jamc Wiw '.Mscd fVoMl ll,c l"A ,,,,As :,U t!,e ctics ot the District except t,llcc . four, by order ?f Jcneral Durbridge, hut in those counties ,;o appears to have received more votes than his abolition competitor (Ronton) did in the; regaining n tin teen. Fmjuirer. C-mm1 lvire to Hie ITy. M.ayor (I unther, the popular and energetic Chief Magistrate of the city of Xew York, iu his proclamation for the fast in that city, says : ;To the Ministers of the various churches on whom will devolve the duty of opening prayer in the presence of their congregations, and especially those ministers who have inculcated tho doctrines of war and blood, to much at variance with the teachings of their Divine Master, I would nimbly recommend that they will, on that solemn occasion, invoke tho mercy ol Ir A , tX .. .. , Heaven to hasten the rebel ol our sullering p. oplo, by turning the hearts of those in authority to the blessed way of peace." (jood advice admirably and appropriately given. True! Very True! Tlic Xew York Tribune iu a late editorial says: "Our public burdens are fearful; our Ta.vcs are enormous; our Public Debt, al. ready frightful, is steadily augmenting; we are freshly summoned to send half a million more men to the battle-field. Xevcr since tho discovery of Arnold's treason have blacker clouds hung over us: our trust is in (!od alone. Xevcr was n Na,i,'r"1 W1 ' ,tho Filt!;cr oi' more ai voj.riate than lew. T1,e l cst ,1,in- vc C;U1 d ) b t0 tuin out rulers, Lincoln Jv Co.

The Kiul of one Tyrant. "We find, in an Illinois cotemporary, and copy below an account of the miserable close of the miserable ca ;er of one of

the specimen blood-hounds of Ir. Lincoln' Morgan and ('nines with the licet, and is ' dicial election. It tbrbode.s a (.n!li-t be pack. It may be that it is not magnani- j bombarding the upper defences of .Mobile; j tv. ecn the State authorities and (.)cn. I Jurnlous to rejoice over the fall ol an enemy; jthat the surrender of the city is expected ; bridge.

but it must be remembered that the lastji" i lew days; aim that Lcneral C-ordon

tour years has not bcc'.i a period iavorablc ! to the growth or development of niagJ nanimitv, moderation, foririvoness, or anv other Christian virtue; and therefore we do not hesitate to confess to n feelinir ot intense satisfaction as wc contc'hrdato the result. In the lansuairc of Old Vir-inia's ancient alid honorable motto, may it happen "Thus Ever to Tyrants:'' ''For a year or so, Camp Pouglas, at Chicago, was guarded by the 1st Michi an sharpshooters, Col. Dc Land. This De Land was one of thu mot blatant ami )Verbcaring abolitionists any vhcre to be iound; was the eager nnd supple tool of ov louml; was the eager rmd suppl Rurnside in his. Tittempt to suppress the Chicago Times, after the failure of which scheme of infamy, he issued an order prohibiting its sale at the camp, and in various other ways demonstrated his contemptible character, and his unfitness for American citizenship. Xot bug since he went to the army now before l'etcrsburg, and the last heard from him is that a court martial had sentenced him, for gross cowardice in the face cf the enemy, tobe cashiered, to lose all pay and allowances due him, to have his shoulder straps and buttons cut olf in presence of the troops, and to be sent to the Pry Tortugas." What the War is Hcinx Waged lor. The Lacrosse (Wis.) Democrat hits the nail on the head when it says: 'Just what tu k W Ait is foil Xow we understand that every thing else being conceded, President Lincoln would continue the war for the solitary purpose of abolishing slavery in the States. If we pay hundreds of thousands and pile mortgage upon mortgage on our property to i.w.-u luum, .Ii. v v this simply to free the slaves of the ?uutll. If we volunteer, we kn-w We volunteer to fight for the negro. If wc or our sons are drafted and toni iron, their p,,cefnl pur - suits by lorce, we know t.nt the m.,1ü oh - jeet of the cruel piocedure is to free the negroes on southern plantation )m,. lives ii.iht be sacrificed to -ive freedom to it li'ive treedom till lliis imiM bo UU Un ,'IU 1 ht' the ncL.ro. lhreafUr a

clearly understood; longer concealment is I abandonment of very.! AlVr the late proelamat-.on of Lincoln j uo one jill d:--p.th. Th- Allany (X. V. ) Statesman, We i i iii-i.i l m judge, begins to -seethe light ;dio".I. It no loiivrer ridicules the pioiiw-p, f the Dcr;:o( rats. Xav, it boldiv lulls Mr Lin coin that he must get .'"it d'the A":iy, and permit his parly to put u;:i uc-ro popular man. or tle "( ;ppr ; h;.;ids"v. i!l cany the Presidential (leetitii in .i pite of the une - puallcd patronage and power of tho administration at this tirüC. And so it'roes. The Journal of Com merce correctly say s that the title has turned that go where you will, in rail road cars, steamboats, omnibuses, hotels in city orcountry, wherever one goes anel mixes with the people, he hears only tones of opposition, if not of bathing and contempt in relation to Abraham Lincoln and L.s ,iürriWo raillre r a!1 Administration, i . .. and a general purpose to vote lor any eo , . ..!- ,i . , . , sorvative, true I nn.ui man that may be i ' J I conput up against him. Xot all tho 'e'.t'rs. inoiiititors and spies" not all the bayoneiv.and dungc ()f out,.r,..,k;n,, .'j u.un.i,,,, (dli cons -urping omeial can stille the cries of an injured and at l ist amused yeople. The Day of Judgment approaches. Lafnj ttc Arjus. It is asserted that a few weak-kneed .Democrats hereabouts and olse-wh.-rc are ;,,r ranging matters to leave the country on aci'-onnt of the dralt or some other great sari m w. We advise all such to remain at h "'nie and see the thing thrutigliStand your j:"-,nd- Lernen. Don't cry until you're bur.' - Don't run at the hoot of an owl. Stick toth' 'Vying pan, am' don't jump out to broil on t''o coals. Cuing to,: Canada? Canada is loo 'U of poor men now. You can't get work In ere. There are more laboring men there th.'" l'an work. There are a plenty of abolu.'ouists and niggers going there, without wli.'tc' lino, swe dliug the ii umbers. l Siuk or .1 ' - 1 ..... ! swim, live or die, survive or perish," stay at home nnd help the Kornaus.' Don't run away, and then when you learn that abolition!.-in i.s defeated, and that the (Joddess of Liberty bus her foot upon the necks of the 'yrants, conio back to claim her protection she wo:.t be very glad to see you. She holds out her hands to you now imploringly; will you desert her like a craven ? The coming election is one of the most important ones we can have it may bo the last one wo ever can have. () i it depends the fate of a nation the very existence of a free people; and y on one of t.nc number. Your vote may sae the whole your arm, feeble though it is. may be !, power in defence of thc right. Don't run. Fjii ILy " Tones.

j tlu,u ' - ' cupied by a Federal lore-on t besage da v. imnoible- the PlV il""t refuses to re- t . , tV , . '"'i ' L . " ' A s?out arnvtd at Xeu Vce!; reports that ;;t;; a vcriii w a .h,,, KCf.t m-m ' L "''I'K J'n llM ' on blUi'iav. in which he rai.rnivd all the ;d.cs not :-t:puh,te in advance fr the;,..... .n.r:i.rv .,n.l tor', 'mm ..; . . ,,., ulo!,.-ei, o!M-vor-?- U?V ' . " lrJlM,nC1Jab.uloi....u t ot 8Kau . lnformat:.,a be,,, receive! :it Wash -

THE NEWS- I From the Chicago Times Aug. 8. j I ron. Xew Orleans wo have reports ! that Admiral Famtrut has pswed Fort.J

' ranger will coiuniand the troops who 4X;cl'P)' captured position. Farr:l"ut 1I,lon tue Navy J'eparlmcut, mi llcr d'lt- uf tlie -4Jth ult., that he would riakq the attack upon Mobile as soon as tho land forces were ready, which would I bc -'Jth r :)0tlJhere are rumor:; in general circulation i that th.e camrait:u against Richmond is about to bo abandoned. The censorship of the telegraph prevents us from aseerj t;l'l,''n' tllc truthof these reports; but the ,aet'S,u'" 1,1,5 All,:l,iy '.uriiai, mat a larc Vcr of eiuply transports went j ,bwu the V(Av'r :1 :icr,) is : 5o" nilicaut. The Xatioiial Intelligencer, in an elaborate criticism of Ocn. (J rant's campaign, tironounces it the most unsuccessful thus f ! r ii i 1 1 Avf t 1- ii 1 ,P1 i x ,. i .i the subject ol the suppression ol .he in-,, t i i ii 2Sew lurk erld and Journal ol (,nnmerce is, by decision of City Judge Russel, to go before a ( Jrand J ury. From thehicago Times, August 0 . On the fdh inst., Admiral Farragut's ileet, numbering seventeen vessels, passed Fort Morgan, the Monitor Tecumseh being sunk by the fire from the fort. A naval enirairement followed, in which two vessels, the Tennessee and Selma, were captured. The rebel commander, Admiral Ruchanan, lost a leg and .was taken prisoner. At latest advices the Federal licet had approached Mobile, nnd a Monitor was in an engagement with Fort IVwcll. Dauphin Island, southwest ot .Mobile liar - nor, ami in me rear oi run v.auies. been occupied by Federal troops. There was severe fighting at Petersburg on Friday afternoon. The rebel sprung, amine beneath onu of the Federal works.: .iltl. rs m,K.,nrt r,c, A charirc ofillc rt.,c.is rc,u!tetl inct. - tualyj lhe liI;!llt . jvhvj; ropu:,e!i I ., , . . ,..,. i , . tion Ml lbr W:i;,jin,(on on th, J :M I n iiu ruuiuii , ii. iiini tini tfc j ' ' T The rebels evacuated the Marvland side p , . , 1 . vi ;UjI iit.lutlinir th.. i,.,.. oi iiiu i mmii.u- na ,-u;i'i;i, i;io mg on ill ! roat ulMo all,i ..luding th- preparations ; '. . .i ' i i-r Ihcir cai.ture." Uairersiown Was oej cu.;e,j v :i Federü! foreo en be 1.-

ingtou Which place - the capture of Cen.ioia' hundred dollar, annually, and on all other J-'touemrtli beyond a dubt. I Koii Issemi-aanaally. The interest u pavablcon'

'!'l,. :, !.;. .1, :., ..i xi.viv i i uiiivi , u ii;lu i- .u n.ivie i e i ; j very doubtful, that (ien. McClcllan has 1 i .t i . ii ii iw i been anthoned to raise Kk,UH. men lor 1 pp'-eia! service under his command. (bo, M-id-.f, 1,., 1 1 t,. th . tcn. ocmbtn li.i I con .t-signe l to the ,. . . . . command of the "31 ddle M i ttiry Divis- . . ;u. , ion, composing the Department ol ;t!iinnton, the M iddlo Department, tho Do- ! partment of the Susquehanna, and the! Department of Western Virginia. vnioiig uie icoeiai onicer.s CACnangeu , ,, . , , . i at Charleston are (Jens. Seymour, Wessels, j Scammon, hdnlor an I I lickman From tho Cica; . Time?, August 10. In the fight at Xew (heck, on the 1th, Cien. Kelly repulsed the rebels under MeCailshtnd and Rradley .Johnson. The reb - el loss was severe, while that of tho Federals did not exceed 7.. The rebels re treated to Mooreticld. where they were at-! ' i tacked on the tith by (Ien. Averill, and completely routed. The Federals captured four cannon and veral hundred pris- . . .,, , oners, and lo.-t only seven men in killed ' J

bradloy Johnson Was taken prisoner, but ; companies or separate communities only is pledgsucceeded in making his escape. The ! ed for payment, while for the debts of the United rebels are reported to be in force south of "st'des the whole piopnty of the country U holden w" i , i . .1 ..tosccine the payment cf both principal and in - inchester, and an engagement in that . 1 11 .... t. . . i ti rest in coinvicinity is anticipated. i Tr!i0 jjonds may be subscribed for in sums Sherman and Thomas are confident that j from $30 up to any magnitude, on the same terms they will have possession of Atlanta before and are thus made equally available to the smalltho close of the present week. The belief!"1 lomIor an;1 thc 1:u-est capitalist. They can . , i . i . .i . .i ! be converted into money at any moment, and the is entertained tit ashington that the re-j, ., ' , holder will have the benefit of the interest, cent rebel movements on the I pper Poto- u m!iyhe usefulloJ!talc in this connection that mae were simply a faint to cover the ( the total Funded Debt of the United States on

sending of reiulbrcetnents ta Hood, and the Hinüber of men thus disp: (died by Lee is estimated at obMHK). MeCooh's total loss will not, it is said, exceed .00 men. This - v v(.,,s0j probably, of Stoneman's cas ill tics. (Ien. (I rant arrived at Fortress Monroe on Monday from Washington, and on thc same day proceeded up the .lames Kivcr. The Navy Department has as yet rece;ved no official dispatt hes from the fleet A . 1 t t . 1. . opcrij'g; against Mobile. It credits that portion of the rebel dispatch announcing Federal stucccsses, but discredits thc repevfed sinkim of the Monitor Teeuuiseh. It is semi-olh;ially denied that (Ion. .McClcllan ha.s ! teil authorized to raise 100,000 men for spec'l service un.?cr his command. (Ien. Foster expresses thoop.itiiou that Charleston will fall ino his hands' within two months. The rebels appear tf entertain a contrary bt lit f, a.s they are re moving prisoners iron the interior of (Icorgia to Charleston for better security. There is con, iderable exc'tcment al Puffalo over rumors that rebel from Canada intend to burn that citv and de.-trov the canal locks at Lock port '

luv. Dramlette has isMicd a circular to th0 officers of election in the 2d Apellate. District of Kentucky, making iii-jmiies : ns to military interference in the recent in-

! (Jon. I'aine is cngnircd in the enterprise of !:miMi;ng eitizeiu of l'adncah and Colnmbim to Canada. Some twenty-five were sent forward yesterday to the AmcriC:U1 SJ, .rh T1 lOV Wori Pfi.rlfd l.v no. j rpj troons. j -ew -tiexuo. M.cxico is fast beccmini' consolidated under the llmj-eriur Maximilian. fJencral L ruga, as our dispatches advi.ed a day or two ago, had, at the last advices, pro - posed terms ol surrender to Maximilian. l-iiii .i i i, which had been accepted. Ne:irl y al the important military and commercial por - tions are now in the possesion of the Im - perial ßovcniincnt, and the few ptiii held by the Republicans, will hjou have to y ield to a military necessity. In a month or two at farthest all armed opposition to j the now government will have ceased, and Lie i.nij.iro will stand consolidated over , . . ... the whole territory ol mexieo. Euonu'r. J 1 -- - - lid Yard liverett sent a 'representative recruit" to th'fc war two vears air , and now semis another. Exchange. "The same JMward Fverett. three years ago, on the 'IIA of February, 1-SOl , said:" 'To expect to hold fifteen .States in" the Union by force is preuinptuuus. The idea of a civil war, accompanied as it wo'd be by servile insurrection, is too monstrous to be entertained for a moment. If our sister States leave us, in the name of heacn let them go in peace." This is what Fvcrett wrote to the 1 Joston Courier. lie i.s one of the irre itcst , humbugs of the age. He don't know his IJWII :-cntin:cnt.s a dav in advance.-:. 1 ,; 'A;'1V nl tho times are that d' N- Y- J-'":'i'g Post has lately spoken in -03pectutl terms ot tho Democratic parri' i . . V- ine 'anv is iiar.iiv in receive tie abuse of such a paper, but how can ij ! endure its piuiso y ; - - -. - - ; ! j J(K.J() - 1 4U L)JL1JV. i T!:nc.-. n - T... : "'. , ' ' T . ..4 . r I 'iic i.vi.i'u liuviei UK ait e.on . j. rs i.'i iM.irc Ml:, 1sj 1, wloeii provides ,!iit ail Hon

i lkv' ssuetJ tmder the Act jdmll be EXI-hMIT I in ? rn f''r, airl l.-x c been .o .Ie..ccd w UN i.'nii 'im v ! v v- i . . j the:r cHeeti t'aat I indaetd to rccommenrl ' ,J)M iAXA,-N hy or under any .state or.tlu..nto ,.lnv ot!.os. un.I ko-.v- t!.,t t!:,vl,vo

j : ' 1 i liemU are received m mted otttes not-s or notes . I of N.lt5on;,i .5j,lk. They are TO hcuddkf.m- I : e. in ci.v. ,t !, Pwrc f a Sovore. j t any perh i n.;! less t.':in ten w.r wore f J-rty ymn Uci-.i their date, and until their j 'redemption I'lVP. ITAl CKNT. IXTCUIT i : wild, Iii: TAID IS COIN, on Conds of tot over! I ":ur-:i',l'al aath-.rity. .-ulseripticn.? to the.e the f.r.-t days of .March and SentemU-r in each; " v,,!,;;,, w;u ,-Cci've either He dslercd or o i-i , . -oepon bonds, ai they may prefer ileistcred i ear. I ix.tids :ire recorded on the hooks of the 17. S. : Tll'isu"!r. ai.dcu.be tranfvrrcd unlv ou the! ' , - , ner'ö orJer. C;uon liouda are payable to i i . , ,r , : bearer, :;ud aie more convenient for coiamereial ! 1 u,c. Fubsuibcrj to this loan will lure the or-tion of 1.,;... .1 : ; . i. i . . r . . havin-theirl.cnUdiM-.y mterest from March 1st I l-v r ',l,i me acerucu interest in coin or in l inI -... ..xvv. 7, ..- nil, IIVHJ VI il.lllllUI Dlllll, I im I Sf i f i i fl .v r 1 1 ... ii,,Iaj iC V.. T . .. .. 1 I . ..1...l.i;,,,, no, , r... : . .1...... j ..-. ... , . r , . . ' i ii Hi. lui uiLiiiiui i. 1 ui rf'.uii r i -"' '" es, irommeu.no ot suosenpiiou.uiu ocpoMi. as inese ooimsare ionanu deposit. As t!ie?o I5onds are vriHiil frni'i Minni-iiiäl iw o lt XII liOll 1 the value is increased from one to three per cent. ! per annum, atroiiliii to the rate of tax levies in various parts of the couetry. Al th present rate of premium on ?ohI thev pav Over Eight Per cent. Interest. in currency, and are of emial convenience as a! ' permanent or temporary investirent ' It-- believed that no securities offer so -roat ln " varionsdescriotions , of U. S Hondi. In all other forms of iirlehted- ...... . i... r.-.,i. . . ;-, p. : , . . i 1 ne.ss, t!io tailli or ability ul private parties or stoi-k which interest is payab'o in gold, on the d d?y ot March, led. was STGSJCS.oOO. The interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be $ IjJ.JT.IO', while the customs revenue in gold for tho current liscal year ending June .'10, Isfil, has been so f ir at the rate cf over $100,000,000 per annum. It will bo seen that even the present gold revenues of the flov eminent arc largely in excess of the wants of the, TiiPurcr for thc payment of gold interest, while thc recent increase of tho tarill' will doubtless raise the annual receipts from custom on the Fame amount of importations, to $15),()0,U0 per annum. Instructions to the National Hanks acting a loan agents wore not issued from thc United Slates Treasury until March 'Jli, but in tho first three weeks of April the Mibscriptions averaged more thanTKN MILLIONS A WKHK. Hub criptions will be received by the First iVatiomil Hank of Richmond, Ind. Flret National IVink of Kraust illo, lud. First National Hank of Indianapolis, Ind: Firstt National Hank of Fort Wayne, Ind, First National Hank of Lafayette, Ind, First National Hank of Ma lison, Ind, Fir.t National Hank of Tcrre Haute, Ind. AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS w.'ueh are dopoitari'i of Public money, nnd all UKjsPKOT ahli. hanks and hankfks throughout tho coimiry, (acting as nents of tlic National l p.si:.iry 1'iuks, will furnish inlonu.a'.ion on appli-ation in I AiToi-h i;vi;ky facilitv to sun. Cltlblll.tV v'Ju4? I'm

DYSPEPSIA

AM dike-MSB: iti:.si:Eri J fi '. t ' I it t - ' ' litis tj I I vl AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ARK CCUE1) BV IIOOKLAXD'S GESMAM BITTEES, TIIF. (ilM'A T STliKX;Tll EM.Nll TOINTIO. TIIC3E BITTt-Ra HAVE I'CRFORMEO MuKElTREs! iiwi: ami to (;ivr!;i:ni i: smsnm-M HAVE MORE TESTI VCNY ! UfAVi: .MORK RFSIM:CTA71I,J; IK0 - im.k to vorcn forth km: Than any other article in the market. Wc dcfr any one to contradict this ! A'i WILEi FAV S8) ; To any one that will r.rod ice a certificate nub- ' Ii!cd bv n ti . tw.t f..iniM,r. iu!ca -v ns' tf,,lt not -' M'll,K 1 J IUUJ " LAN 1 & LUMA-N 1,1 1 1 ! " " oi Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys iron) a (! ittorclcrccl' Mtouiacli Observe tlic iollowinof svniDtonis:

IUsu'tnoj Jtv,.i )isr,'ersof the Dujesta'c111'11 ,J 10 'KLKK, Set, (fr:j;,is : I 31 i c h i g a a S t r c c t, V 1 y tu v u t h Inj . Constipation, Iir.varJ i'ile... l-'ullnces of hlood to 1 , m . .

me i:aij. xcKiiry oi me ruomarn, i;tu-,ta, Rearthiirii, disgust lor (ood, ftdlnts or weight in I iic stomach, sour eructat:oi!,?ii:kiiii: or l.'uttcrin at t!iO j it of thi' toina-!i, swimming cf the Head , Hurried and dit' tiru t Iheathiu, I'lut torinir :t ;iie Heart, Ciiokh-ig or suffocative 5ci;s.ui;i.s when i:t a lying j.o.-f uro, Dimnesi of Vision, dots or weh? before tI:o si-.ht, r.-.-vcr u:A tul rain in the head, Deficiency of perflation, Yellowness of the skin and eve3, Tain in the side, back, chest, limits, &e., sudden nus.'ies oi neat, inu n ing in the liesli. cout3i;t imaginings of evil an I re.it d'pre.-ion of spirits. - - - ' " . . ... . . . . . nc.mc.iviDE.i-i, THAT THIS D ITTERS IS NOT A LCOJ-FOIJC. CONTAINS SO KIWI OR WIIISKKY ami can't inake drunkanls; i.s Tin: jIkst toxic . l',c W'.ul.t. trir Ii -H A r who SATS so: SÄ ; Ntn.th lhvüst chun.u iv.iuj.d.i.ia. ul" - I ' . r. I - j j hnve known liooMmd's German Hitters la-! vorauly lor a nurii'je1" oi years. 1 .'i are rsc-1 tl;i;i : op-rated in a -tiiltin-ly l-.-iiiii -i il nn i.ner. I t.-.ke ! 1 t -;.-'. " I''1" 1 great phusarj m thus nabüeiy proeiainm,- tl.j. - - nu'' s,l"! ,am- the -'ose aiihctcd n-.v reeommend.iti..ii will be si-.-tail. cd. I d this more c.-hi-crfully :5 II.o!hinds Ditteis u intcnecd to benefit the ail'.ieted, und U -not a nun drink." Your, truly, IF. VI G. BECK. From Uev. j. Nowte, Ihown D. D., itur of the F.irveV ifdi a of Ki iiu-,;s fvno-.vkc 2e, a;ul Clui-tian Cluwiiieie, ri;:!id..!p!i!;.. Although not dispoe l t !.iv;- or ifeonixu; ! ' lUciit Mcdieencs in n-r.d, thr.imh UL-trn-t of : tlicir iüreiiieiiti aal ejects, I vet know of no ! ,uMSWut reasons wh- a uz.va m C- nut testify to the bemtits lie believes liia -elf to have itccived , f,''11 i "ysiinplc prepaiat:--i. in thü h,v,e that he ' ra.lv tjius ctli!tr iJUtf t the n. o, tu .f .,iiu rj. .- , - ,, ,., i . it r . Mo th;s the more reidily in r-.ud to Hoofi,.rH cor,-,n Chtcrs. prepared bv Dr. CM. Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced :,-;lM,:,t tl!Cni Un' u,-v vcar.3. ' ter the impresi sio n inn i.,ev u-ic raie.:-. an aic-i.i. ic mixture. . ;..,., . ..... Ko,M.r, ,,.,..,.,1,,. I-:,., for the removal oi th;s prejudice by proper '(...- it. I f . r in i-i r. in . I -1 1 1 t r v 1 1 .mi n I ( ll'"") " " .". "I "lilll n.Tei nur fiom 'i- it an 1 Io:,- eoauuaed deb- it v. ! The use of throe bottle ol tlie.se bitters at tho , üf thc ,.CÄ,.at year wis followed bv .evident relief an I restoration to a degree o f hod- ! ! n.v a,1,! :'u:,ul v'.-"r whirh 1 1,4,1 ,lul itibrsixj ' K-''1"- I therefore tn.mk do i and iny lricnd j 'or dii-cctiie' meto tho i;se of then J. XLWTOX DUOVVN, riiiLAiu. From Rev. J. II Tunier.Paitorof Ilodiinij M. K. Church. Hnlada. j Dr J.n-k-äon; Dear sir Iftving used vour ! Geilnau ISittcrs in mi- family freipientl) I am j pro':ireil to say mat ituas oe'"ii oi ereri service. I In lieve tint in most ca.-es of general Debility of 1 e system it is the s i!cst and most valuable remedy ,f which I haeo ,.y luywl;;wrs Wa, J II U bNhdv, So.r'bS, rsinwtcnlu street. From the Rev, Thos. Winter, I'astor of thc Roxbury llaptist Church. Dr. Jackson; Dear sir I feel ic due to your excellent preparation , llooüand's (Jerman Hitters, to add in v testimony to the deserved refuta tion it has obtained. I have for years at times been troubled with great disorder in niv head and nervous SNStem. I was advised by a friend to trv I a bottle of vour (Jerman Kilters. I did so, an"! ! l,:ivo experienced great and unexpected relief; my health has been very materially benefited. j confidently recommend the article where I meet with cases similar to my own, and have been assurod bv in.li v of their good effects. Kespectfäll yours , T. W 1 NT.OR , Roxborouirh Pa. From Rev. J. r Ib rmui, of the German lie ' form Church, Kutztow n . Hcrks County li. Dr. C. M. Jackson Respected Sir; I have been trouble I with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and hare never used any medicine that did me as innen good as Iloolhind's Hitters. I am very much "unproved iu health, after luv teg taken live bottles. Yours with respect, J. S IIF.R.MAN. Large sit (holding he.irly double ouantitv.) $1 (lOj)crHottlo haalf doz. 00 Small size 75 cents per bottle half doz. $100 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! Sec that the figuatarc of "C M JAC1CS0N," ison the WKAlTiMt of each bottle Should your nearest druggist not have the article, do not heputoirhy any of the intoxicating preparations that may be offered in its place, but send to us and we will forward, securely packed, by express. lrimipal Oilier and IVSaiiui0. (ttl ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA. Jones & Evans, (Successors to C. At JACKSON .V Co,) Proprietors. Tor sale by Jh-uggists and Dealers in every town in the Cnitcd States. Juiy S, Isf.l. 9nlC ly I'CS LAWNS selling from -JäCTSto .",rr :' ( l'Cr J11' At LOW PRICLSI )Rt. M II. RICE.'Ul. it

THE STAK OF THE WEST

"""'ISTILL AHEAD!

Ciri'AT RFDFCTIüX IX FR1CF.M; Ar. AV. C A W ISTS IS hennd to sell for the next thirty ilavs cheaper tlifin the cheapest, and REC1RDLESS. OF COST. His Iar'c stock of Dry Goo'.li, Notion Qtioenswaie, Groccru-s and ToLaccoi, to inukt' ! room for his filKl-fi srilIXU TOCIt. Now is your time fur pood b irp.iitu 5?or ZET.oo.ciy IPri-y. L , r1. ! diov, laid, I,orwrx nnd R j tafci-ii atthcir higlic-st KiiiiTcl vub-.c f-jr Gi-od. ! i?,.,11Mll,,f.r t, , i n. , c . ! lVr.hi'a DrugSi.ro. Kattcr, H;'s Tibov.-, laid, IVrwrx nn.I Ra".T of vol i)ft31IIAItEtlS Jv. PI'IIUCFOOT, fS. I .i i.i a ii'ij u-jur ht-'iin ir . l,m Wlx-cUi's Hinlf. K.-ing a practicul wirkm:in in Jail bru.che of H'atchc.s mil Clo.-.kvhc v,uM I say t- l!ic cilia r,.- of M.irshall und a-ljoinii.: j CVimics that lie h is worked at thj h:ji:ies?. iii ; t!j.- city of London thiiteci yc;,:?, wh ! iai iiifj ex'K-nynu to cn.ildc him to civc tutiro i.-iU.aet:on. Oivc him a call. All woik vr Milien. 3:i35tf. -ot Wo will' pj tho follr.ffia r.ricf fion t .t i ... ik " ' U!lil vemter i?t, IcLI, lor .STAL LOLTd an'! HIADIN'(i: t VVhite Oak fc'tire ttolts, ffi r r cor.l ? u a tt t r -j ! Ash & UrdO.tk Heading H-di, $."0 j U hite Oak IJeadh,, " JJ. ",() pCr ThjtU'ind I A!o ti'.c libht-it nurkit ; r:'.- kr jllOO'P POLES AND j DRESSED HOOPS IN CASH, r,u deiircry, at our i't iTO Fcfü 'I he aho o to I e cut as wc may direct aa 1 fubjeu , - IM'I.'ldiUT i C J. liii-volJ.iUtf TU 11 IGTEST a IM i r-: I J 1 J1 I er, V ) : ö A ) 1 v " I i'1 " f ' 11 1X 1 J 11 i-V VI Jv li . f I,, rc,vM. hi HADDU; ,,! llSW ! IlOP t, the .-out!, Ieof U roJnl. She bclViSci "Uu Lö .W Uu4 ; Si A dlz-:h, 52 a?."ES', I Xcrtliein Indiana. IU A In Iii vi.,v nic KC.i Li.n, .adVr .u.i.ifr, JTACOBß . -EZ2 ZZ Cl " o pu.a "pttic best .ddle known to tie trv9 .n.i. twaimj n.i Ov.it be lie ceuhcic. A. IlENDAOBH V .T. I J I V -j nö C Ti a in r Ul1' w -rCUf Unjust rctarntJ from the HAST. t Itta U 1 j purchased a large assortment cf X5 iO. "O" C3r S3 AND MEDICINES Of the very best quality. .'In tau f apply hiser t'jTneii wit?, every article iu ki linw nttdi i fJLii foet'nm of t!ie cauntrv. The hchtof AND COAL OIL LAM'S, . ivi, i Mi eiiniv rvc ' .(,;u ,l!lM'b f,'r fca,tJ "heap. , I,c, stlU ntuiMi tho lVactiee of JJh 4 V" uut ! 'iiCt Awi'iuIhtj, tü ly, Nmv STOCK. LAUER AND BRO. ISavc just rcceiviMl aSl'LEKr 11I Aortmciit of READY-MADE Samx: x kxxxvLj( f BOOTS & SHOES, AM) A Variety of Notions. Their Stuck of Hoof and Shoe is niilirtilmly deserving rnd.Vic attention, a regards quantity iiiality an.l prico Tlitir ('hithing embraces all ijualitici, and trhy will not be uihleridd ly any house in tho place. H i Call and cxaannc doodi and I'iicv lor i t.Mirnelr. j" Store 2d door ..t I iS'.i e d door South of IVrshing's Dru j Prt jri:a"u"di,.Nov l-, I-O.'J-t'ln-