Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 April 1865 — Page 2

VOLUME 10.

PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER s

J. Ci.OSHOKAK i s. L. ii iitvr.v, J

Kdltors. FLtIOUTH, IXPIIX4: . , -..r l u u i s d a y, a r u. i, TIic Jollification. Quite a crowd collected on the street in frout of the Edwards House last .Monday ; evening to rejoice together and corrgratu-j late each other over the confirmation of j the news of Lee's surrender. Preparations ; were made during the day for a grand time: speakers we're invited, and sonars . i and clniTPrs el-eted for the o.!Cision. XQ3st i

f 1-1 . 1 . - ... .f enou-h to say that evcrr thing was done ! . , p . , . " ... i arwUh ?n orn siiifdo tn nnrtv political effect. 1 " ' ; . - ' c r o; The 5i'eechc3 lor thc most part were 1 . , ,. . ,r, , : pcurrilitv of the last presidential campaign i One younman (man word, but wc have want to ue) more zeal guard than some others. Iiis soul exclaimed that CO r.oble for mein ana jiiuc i u c ui nein iaiw ui i . i 'boys in blue." 3Iany expressions of thc . , . i . I i ' J . I but thc ranting cf 3Ianin. lcrshiujr, Mat-; tinlv and ethers, were not only iil-timcd ; thewed conclusively that he at least has he can spare the time lrDiri his usual avo-1 cation of Isudintr nc-rocs and abusing democrats. He is the'samc man, wo bei pressed their disatisfa-tioa with the terms j on which the surrender of Lee ras recciv-j ed bv Grant. Thev tirnk Lee should i have been hun2 to the first tree, and hi j J , . uuieers on think con fid wis will do much to und eeeivc the body of ! the southern people as to thc designs and character of the people of the north, un-1 1 11 . ti ! less the aatniJistraiion snoum again o.uader bv litcniu-'to the counsels of Xcw Kn-'land fauatics, which may God in his mercy forbM. With pruileut counsels and wise statesnianhip. tli2 administratiou now has tlie nlilitv to c!oc tlie v;;r and restore th: Union witLin a very short time, and t'.e country has a right to expect nothiug las than this. May it be so. Thc Republican seems determined to ;rct up a quarrel with Col. Sliryock, and it possible to draw the Democrat out as thc Col's defender, in hopes thereby to brinr him into odium with his own party friends. We know nothing of the cause of the Republican's animosity to the Col., unless it was his r( fusal labt fall to have this county placed under marshal law at thc bidding of Mattinjrlv, Perhinir, and a few such men who rcsi'le in thi3 place. We know they wilfully, falsely, maliciously and corruptly lied in order to get a military force fcent here, under the pretext that it W2 necessary to keep the peace, and render safe the lives of a few poltroons and c wards like themselves; and we were informed at thc time that Col. .S. came here to investigate the matter and ace whether the necessity existed requiring the troops called for by them, and that upon examination he 'couldn't see it," hence their w.-ath. Whether thc Col. drinks whisky to excess or not, we do not know, but we wil! wager our best beaver thai he hai not been as drunk in five years pat as the editor of thc Republican is naid to have been one evening last week. It may bo a groat deal worse to drink whUky vith a substitute broker, than with a habitual drunkard, or to. take a few 4'rrtp3" of an evening with a whisky dealer iu his private room, rather than with a crowd In a aloon kept by a good loyal ritiren. "r in th bek rom r.f a drn tor9 J

1CD' YQ - ato .Spain, were the following upon the purely partizan character. V e will not . subject of arbitrary arrc.?t: attempt to give our readers even an out- If trial by jury is overthrown in this linp nf tlip T-rofrramme as arranged, it is . country, take the rest! I would not lift

pperheads in thc north who had opposed ! lu ltu .u'r ih0 trJal oi1 everybody . propcry exchanged, and each company or have most eareiu.lv oxrr . . 1 ... tliat voluntar.lv comes forward and con- :. w . 'immod eeref:irv Seward a o o coma to -

Uld Abe. would ere long be calling T1P(1 l.I.K.h'vclfl, n.;,!"?'" ":VU "" l'a u ..i.,t.:,. i..., i... f lv

thc rocks and mountains to lall upon but, sir, ü you are going to throw a drag; The arms, r.rtillerv an l Miblie rroi eiivK1"0111 njuric. Ho is unable to par-1 the

cti rhnmrtpr wen tillered durin"? the . , , ... 1 . .. . . i J ills .lw llov ClliDrace tlie fctde . . . . . "V. " ... . . i v..:-.i n,v0 fm ! ik. -. v..,.i tt..-r rrv SAT ' !HAV

- . tea Lv military tribunals and tlieo courts .rills t',.. friPr tl5r.-r , ,:,.,) 1 ica circ es t hat 31 r. Ltantu wil rci-!i:u "'ä - -w. . w..-. ...... ...... . ilT. t1inn to them. .-l i i i . i. .1 i -l- ' "r,u ' -nccr?, lior tliCtr priatCi.. . . " ,. rt , . . 4 , tl , ... profesionaIlv to exannue lungs with thc Kepirevening by men who arro alt to tucxa-, partial, then the la-t Ftcp m tue humdia ; .orcs 0, . aL,0. This done. e?eh oln-! h,s position as secretary of war immediato-1 Ui.fcs.anJ Tnvate hankers throughout thecoun-1 for iUvh hIsJ fcc is . a'aJ. elves all the patriotism and decency cf;tion and degradation oi the country is ta-! ccr S,K Mian wilVbe -dlowed to returi to!lv lII'oa 1C '''"siou of peace with the j try have generally agreed to receive subscriptions j vice freo. thc community. kcii. and wc Miali be left fit instruments j thpir honie5j aot tole dUturhed bv 'the l!lh' I licaith will be his ploa-puli- a. Subscribers will select their own agent., TLTXVn?? JVt P v' The remark, of Col. Bailey, C. II. j 1 1 1 it n "er ,'1' ? U ' & lo" aS tllC'-V cbcrvc ! tlcl?f however taat his purp,c i, to confidence, and who u!r .re Ate MAU LLOKti' ' hotel." J.nrevr f'r Tohnscn and one rr tr0 may cc rr.ra-r to ci-.abnsh o-.cr us. . ticir parole auJ the hws in f j iCrj avoid conneehou with tr.e fjuestiM.s that UAI.r ,s aaJ 1'J. February 15 and 1C March 15 IveCTC, lap. ..ClUiscn and one rr l..o t n.-v tav r.'sult from Mr. Leon's he responsible for the deuvcry of the notes d Anrli 2,, M,v JUI. ! 1

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inc. The Kcv. pentlcman (!) who wan Iik Siamc twins they aje so inscp-; Lieut. Gen. U. Grant, Com. lT. . A: r . , r . , , .arably connected that d.. -ith of one is cor-; I have received 3 our letter of this date,! FRÜ3I XLW YOUK. ntTn Ä C iS?," 'o'- Kv ;Itof tU r.- ; conUiuuig the er f .rrcmW of ,h,! Srueral M!ii.,M urrMIlcrea , occasion wa? particularU vinuictne. and iiU H:rrendcred lüinsiU, he also ; armv of northern A lr-nna as t-ror-osed bv l.oe Tht riaibor oi Mi-ü Sur

much ptöred to make before he arrives' avery t U-ht, tlie abolition party lalis ; as thoe ei:pres.ed 1:1 vour letter rd thc ii:v lOilK. Atri! II. ftt the 1 of -christian perfection," a 10 I,ie0f no dcpcndioif Sth inst they are accepted. I will pio-f The Herald pulliMie. a list of the gen- . .ui il- i 4 1 upon the war, ew l.ni;i.!nd will lose ail ceeu to designate the poper ofneers to car- oral officers .surrendered bv I.ce. It comdoctrme wc are told he delights tu preach in(ercst Jn fhc auJ atlen. fy the stipulations int J effl(.L j 1(r;s the g0Ilcral 5n cll;ef; thrcc iicutt.nailt to thc ijicmbers of hi. eonjrregatiou when t'on to some other project for making mon-; Vcrv respectfully vour obed't servant, general, seventeen maior renerals and

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v v-i. - :oi ine niüger, ana witnout trie nigger we tele-run to the secr-tarv of war- ; I. : JlcL'ausland, .Moshv, )u!I

uers 01 n a concreaiiuu mai uuu uum , miow ui;i an uooiiuonisi is ueiorineu as a 1 !..,. n.,,., i' o icer cxelianire commissioner , 1

think it to punish them tor whispering I body without a soul. Nimner will have;, r. .,v ai s;T4x: ' , Kickett, Kosser, Worrell, and llei

ia meeting. This same m.n, together j l s,e periods with reference j kAicAX' ' , " Wise. The number of men acturdly ft, li.-i:.- .it.. ; 10 some other su gr-cts tiwn the wrings of j . n r... t e rendered is lrom Ü0.000 to 22..'0.

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s fur safe keeping. For our part we t wjH he Idiged to cease its lyinc inanities, ' mm;t ninee you of thc hopelessness of

Gen. Grant did just right, and we and t. borrow more largely than ever its ' V" " . ' . ",c arui.v - - I-. -111 n .'1 1 ft. .1 till 11VtllPrn irTIIU1 in tbic cf rnmrl.i I

entlv believe that time will shew the em, pa-oiuum iremtne coiums 01 ine , r;, , . --b- -;pS-

, ; TI- , , . . -ft,. I rural presss. Ulhcllo s oecupations one. ! l" " J vcaiu 1L ;,s m. y dorn of his course. His maguun,m,t "rtvlto shift from myself thc rosp, nsibilitV of

vilth its saintly j.roprietor, but we confess vre don't see much advantage tLo editor has over the Colonel.

Public reeling. The succession of good news from the ; army for a week past, has kept the public puise tnrubbing with jojousncss, which frequently breaks over all restraint and ,aauifcsts itself i iu visible r.nd outward a?iogs,uot to be mistaken. Different j ; persons however, rejoice from far different motive. Fanatics' and the one idea (abolitionists rejoice because they think I the success of our armies will give them jjv permanent lease cf power, and afford I them an opportunity to revenge themJ selves upon their opponents. Jeniuerals j and all others who love their country, and Honestly desire its prosperity, and the i perpetuity of free government, rejoice be jca - 'se our recent successes indicate the near .-.proacn ox peace, ana u restored uniou under the Constitution, and a speedy end to all the evils incident to a f-f evil war. ArWlrary Arrests. t C - . AI,10nrthc last words, m the Senate, Oi John P. Halo, lately appointed Miuister j

Il.aiu,i nor ,;i":n m) "joulh, nor counsel, In accordance with the substance of i constituents to shed a arop of blood, orh0frr0 von np th. Sth n.f T .rnr,. in ... . i eiicr to ou gi tnc tiiiust., l propose

ra a iioiiar oi treasure, it the Lonstitution is to be preserved rnacul ited of ; . , Lv:, Jia.Luuitu oi ( when so much is demandeu, and so mucl "- - wmu, i v mv. n. 'ri"S whole people and subject j - With thedeini.se ot the rcbeihcu, we j eunlldently anticipate the deccaso of it.i twin, abolitionism. They v;crc born co j surrendered New Kurland. With no ; ey at 5orjcboJy s else expense. nitlino; bondmen to rant about, silence will pre-j n ,he co:,n-c,ls foht ion legislators. ; 1 1 i' er r 1 1 in 11 iiii- n 1 1 1 ' 1 , j r - the negro, with no opportunity Up0n t'ie hcinousncs of men sellinL' their own children. Greeley will have to fall back upon Fourierism, bran bread, or of his favorite topics with no, njrirer to inspire it; the pour old morning whoäc pC)iit;t.ai coniplexion is not different from that of him who smothered Dcsdemonz. Chkayo Taws. Prl1 Elcrtion. The democracy of Joftersonville elected their township ticket by a handsome ma jority. The Mufften lianner says the township elections throughout the county passed off quietly, and resulted generally in favor of the democracy. The democracy of Columbus elected their whole ticket without opposition. Thc entire democratic ticket was elected in Goshen from GO to 120 majority, Thc elections in Sullivan passed off quietly and democratically. The democratic ticket.1 in Covington and Wabash townships, Fountain couut', were elected without opposition. In Laurel and Rrookvillc townships Frank I'm county, there was no opposition to the democratic tickets. The democracy of Rochester, Fulton county, carried their ticket by 10 majority. The election in Logansport resulted in a democratic victory. Thc democracy of Columbia City elected their entire ticken. The opposition made no show. Stark county gave a majority for the democratic township tickets. Corporatiu Election oflcr. Notice a hereby given to the qualified voters of thc Corporate Town of Plymouth, Marshall Co. Indiana, that the aunual Corporation Flection, will bc held at thc Q'ourt House on Monday May, 1st 18G5, for il 2 purpose of electing 5 Trustees (1 for each district) 1 Clerk, 1 Treasurer, 1 Marshal and 1 assessor for said Corporation. Given under my hand this 13th day of April 18o.. If. C. BURLING A MR, Clerk P. O.

f no that's not the ! 13 a fia.KC' Wlia a ?cner connaencc 1 majc n duplicate. one copy to be given 11 was reasonable to suppose lie wou.u nenn Aber which we - ,s.lvct? Ajuunistrat,on almost to an officer designated by me; the other I clinc acti,,n uI,on thw subject while Grant uiuu . cverythin.i? that they want. I would c m-1 rt f.,;n,i k,.",.,,!, . . i was prcssinir uron Lee's retreatintr forces."

es ou Jus j scnt. and I have consented, tnat the ha- Li,, The oflicer to -ive their in. ! TLat the preside will now adopt this

in thc fervor of I teas corpus may be suspenucd, and that j dividual parols not to take arms against ! vour0 t!lc Antellicnccr has additional

the traitor and extraordinary tribunals may be erected tjic government of the United .States'uatil ! lca50ns .T believing.

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Sl'UREXDElt OF KX. LKE. We give below the correspondence in full between Gens. Crant and Lee, relative to the surrender of Gen. Lee an 1 his army: Ai'iiiL 0, 1805. Gknlral I received your note of this morning ou the picket line, whither I had conic to meet you and ascertain definitelv

what terms were embraced iu your prcposition of yesterday with reference to the surrender of this army. I now request an interview, in accordance with the ofier contained in yours of yesterday, for that purpose. Very re-psctfully. your obedient servant, "li. E. Lee, General. To Lieut Gen. Grant, commanding U, S. armies. April 0, 1SG5. Gen. K. K ?e, cooimandiug Confederate States arisics: Your note of this date is but this mo meet (11:00 A. M.) received. Inconse quence of my having passed fron the liichmond and Lynchburg road to the Fariavilie and Lvnchburg road. I cm at this moment about four miles west of Walter's Church, and will push forwajd to the front for the-purpose ot-meeting you. Xotice sent to me on this road w lucre you wish the interview to take place will lueet me. ery rcspcetiuiJy your obedient servant, U. S. Grant, Lieut. Gen. Appomattox Court House, Apr. 9. Gen. K. K. Lee, commanding C. .S. A: f my to" rcccive thc surrender of the army of .ori a- i r m thcrn lrgiuia on the kulowwir terms, to wit: Holls of all the oflieers and men tobe ,- i,-, to officers appointed bv me to receive i lilt ua llJUH cr respectfuilv, U. S. Grant, I.ii.ut. Gencial. HEADat-AiiTr.Rs A em v Northern via. you. As thev ire substanilally the tame K. h. Lei:. General. ! The f-diowiug is the previous Corres-1 pondence between Lieut Gen. Grant and j 1 ' . 1... - 1 .1 a am t' " i vieu. JiCe. reierreu 10 in in; lorcoiu"' There has been 110 relaxation in thc pur suit during its pendency. (.Signed) U. S. Grant, Lieut. Gen. O S X -1 Ji i.j. v.. .v. A mil, 7, 1SG5. j anJ further effusian of blood by asking of Jou lD - urreuaer 01 tnat portion of the . army known M the army of northern 1 ircriuia. Very respect fully, your obed't. servant. U. S. Grant, Lieut. Gen. com. r.rmies of the U. S. Ai uil. 7, 1805. Gkxf.ua l I have received your note of this date. Though not entirely of thc opinion you express of the hopelesucss of liutlier resistance on thc part ot the armv of northern Virgiuia, I n speet your des;re to save useless effusion of blood, and therefore, before considering your proposition, asl: t?c terms ou will offer on condition of .is surrender. lt. L. Llk, General. Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant, Commanding armies of U. S. Ant iL S, 18G5. Gen. R. V. hze:. commanding C. S. A. Gknkrai. Yourc note ot last evening, in reply to mine of the .ame d ite. asking on what conditions I will accept the surrender of my army of northern Va., is just received. In reply, I would say that, peace boiug my first desire, there is but one condition I in.-ist upon, viz: That thc men surren Jcred shall be disqualified from taking up arms against the government of thc United States until properly exchanged. I will meet you, or designate officers to meet auy officers you may name for the same purpose, at rny j oint agreeable to you, for tho purpose, of arranging definitely the terms upon which the surrender of the army of northern Virginia will be received. Very respectfully your obedient servant, 1'. S. (Sil ANT. Lieut. Gen. commanding jinnies U.S. Ai'iiiL S, 1805. General 1 received, at a late hour, your note of to day, in answer to mine oi yesterday. 1 did not intend to propose the surrender of the army of northern Virginia, but to ask the terms of your proposition. To bc frak, I do not think thc emergency has arisen to call for the surrender of this army; but. as the restoration of peace should be the tole oh?", t. of all I desire to know whether your proposal would tend to that end. I cannot, therefor, meet you with a view to surrender thc army of northern Virginia, but. ;as far as your propositions may affect thc m s. forces und.T my onmmand And tend

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the restoration of peace, I should be pleased to meet you at 10 A. M. to-morrow, on the old stage road to Richmond, between the picket lines of the two armies. lt. K. Lee, General C. S. A. To Lieut Gen. Grant; coin. U.S. Army: Amir, i) lsri.V

Gen. II. Ii. LEE commanding C. S. A: j perecnt lnte"l.P annum, known a, the ; Your uotc of yesterday is received. As; SEVENTHIRTY LOAN. I have no authority to treat on subject? of , , , ! . i r i lhc&e Notts are i.iueu under date of June 15, : peace, ttie meeting proposeu lor lo A. f to-day wcuhl lead to no good. I will state, lb6u' Ani Rre PA.val,e three -rea" from ,ha tin- j however, general, that 1 am equally anx- j ia currency, or are convertible at the option of i ious for peace with yourself, and the j the holder into j whole north entertain the same feeling. ; n The terms upon wl ich peace can be "had j Jt S. 5-20 SlX per Cnt. j are well understood i'V the south. Laving: j down their arms they will hasten "tint VxOld-B earing Bonds. , most desirable event save thousands otj Thc.e bond, are now worth a premium of nine! human lives and hundreds ot millions ot . . , ,. ,,. , . pro-ertv not yet destroyed. lper UincId.nSgoH int-rcst from .Nov.wh.cn j Sincerclv boring tint all our diffieul- n,akcs the ftCt'-' Profit on tne 730 loan. atcur-; ft v5 ! ,

ties maybe settled without the loss ot an-' other life, I. subscribe myself, Very respectfully, vour obed't servant. . " T. S. Grant, Lieutenant General U. S. A. fuo.ti wassiic;to!V Washington, April 10. Thc National IntelKirencer of to-davj s-.ys: '"We learn from a reliable source; that Judjje ramt.bc:!, of Alabama, form- ! erly of the United S tut es Supreme Court, j and cue of the H-imi'ten RoaJs ('ommis- , s-inners of tiic rebel government, called upon the president in liiehmond, and urged him to issue a proclamation of a concil iatory character, espre.-sing his belief that: it would have at this time a most satisfactory effect. The president we, how ever, not then prepared for thc step, aiid bc sustaiuC41 i:ahnfs. j settlement with the rebvk j A number of general? have ordered a i tot cf hame-s, valued at three thousand ! dollars, a. a ree:it to Mr. Lincoln rcisderecl sixty oue brigadier generals. Among them arc Anderson. KohoN. Kwell. (ah ready u prisoner), Finegan Heath, Bu.h"t"'-"", tüiw, livn-MiiTi. .uuAii 1 j . 1 . ?gn 1. w .-, - 1 .- .-v -. .-v v (the emberton, rv A. :urWithiu thc past two weeks over 20.000 prisoners have been .sent away from City Point, and a larcre number are still there. Fi5lt In Fairfax County. Xkr Vouk, Aril 11. Thc Post's Washington special says: ;A severe light took place yesterday "in Fairfax county. Ya., between some rebel troops sent out by Lee, after the evacua tion of Richmond, and u portion of our troops in that vicinity. Thc rebels were defeated and dispersed." Ni:w York, April 11. The stoamcr Liberty, from New Orleans April 2d, and Havana the 5th, has arrived. Advices from Mobile are to the 28th ultimo, no later than we have already had. The corresi'Otuleuts of the New Orleans papers btatu tnat Fort Spanish is besieged on three sides, and the gunboats were to operate on the other tide. At lat accounts our losses had not exceeded from SO to 50 killed, and from 200 to 200 wounded. About 100 wounded had ar. rived at New Orleans. The World's Washington special fiys it was reported last night that Johnso; had surrendered ou the same tonus garntcd to Lee The Post's Washington special Kays: 'Letters from GcI.Lboro, 7th, says that .Johnson was retreating towards Virginia, attemnting to join Lcc, and that Sherman was after him." I'llOH IMH WATOIftlS. Indianapolis, April 11. Gov. Mortrton, by proclamation, has designated thc 20th hist, for demonstrating over the fall of the confederacy, which he characterizes as a wandering and contemptible affair. The chamber of commerce, the municipal legislature, the .Masons, the Odd Fellows, and fireman, and all classes ofciiiz. ns are preparing tu take part. Heavy rains arc filling over this region, and apprehensions are ielt that railroad communication will be interrupted. The Chops. The Salem Advo-ate says that, as a general thing, the wheat crop iu that county looks promising. There is alo a good prospect for peaches. The Ihdphi Times saysthe wheat crop in this section of the country has, we are informed, improved womit i fully in the past two wevks. Fields that were considered worthless a short time since have revived, and now give promise of a fair crop. The wheat crop in Wannick count promises to be very heavy. Fruit of all kill ''.s will, unless some accident hadpens be fore the end of tho month, bo plenty. '

U, S. 7-30 LOAN,

By authority of th Secretary of the Treasury , the undersigned has assumed the General Sub-! scriptum Agency for the sale of United State j ; Treasury Notca, bearing ?even and three tenths ret-t rates, including interest, aboui t?n per cent 'per annum, besides it3 exemption from Stale and' municipal taxation, uhich adds frcm or. to l.rf? fjtr etnt Wort .accoruiug to thc rate levied on other Irrmortr. Ti, inr,.t !: r,,i.i .t.a-.nn.iiv 1 jby coupon titUci.ed i-? eaci, cote, which may be ; cut ofTaiid soM to any biuk or brr.kcr. The iittercit .imoonts io i üne cent per day on a J50 note t Two centd per day cn r $131 note i Ten cents per day on $300 ncte i HO cents per day on a $l0U0not $1 per drky ou a note. ! Notes of r.ll denominations named vr ill fe promptly furnished upon receipt of saUcriptions. I This is ' THE ONLT LOAN III MAPKET j now offered by Government, and it i$ confidently j expected that its superior advantages will maie j it the GSEAT POPI LAU TAX OF Til : PEOPLE Lcsh than $20 OU0 000 remain ur.od, which i t ! will .irobaolr-bc disr.oiC I of within the uext sixninety days, when the notes wil' undoubted command a pr'miu;n, as has r.niformly been ci on closing subscript:oni to other Loans, 4 order that citizens from evcrv town and P ., , , , , r icct;on of the country bc accrued facilities for r. Inch they receive or-uc:". f?fp?cairr:0Ns win. cs received bv th? I ir it Nation tl I.inlc 01 La Porte First Natior.il Ditik of Warsaw First National P.ar.1: of Valparaiso. JAY COOKE. t?ccs?BirT;o.H Acixt, Philadelphia. virnQ 3ip.o.

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rfIIE subscriber has purtinseJ, and now his ia i rtinnir erder, x AT HIS MILL IN PLYMOUTH. And is prr pared to rrind oar ccrn for ttock feed for all who may call upon Liia. FAKMKUS WILL F1NLA SAVING OF 1 T Jj .18 T 0.1U TO VIZ TsS IN THE TEF.D NECr.S3AIlY FOR TIIC1R ETCCK by havlr il Crushed & Ground IMorc Feeding. He will al-o Grind OAT? 4ND CORN toCtlier xvlien wanted. He solicits tha custom of vlOr.CCtf. N. D. LOVELY, LATEST ARRIVAL A T HONEST CORK Gr I woMrdjetfuIl jar.nounpo to my patrons Thiitl hTe rcutlv returned from the Last & am now iarctipt of a ITii.lI tt ml Complete Stock Of carefulfy clettel AKD G 'hi O C E R I K B ! ftndeverythmgelae formerly keptby mo, which 1 willsll atfairprices. I willtake icoxhuuse for good , allkindsof Iflercliautalile Produce, AND MONEY WILL NOT BB REFUSED Iinrite my old customers to calland exotain mystock and prices, and i f they suit , they will he sure and buy. I have noblowing to do to indue you to purchase of me. Honorable , straightforward dealing and a living profitaud no humbug is my motto. Thorif. knowincthmsolvein arrcarfara noli fled thattheir dues are very much needed , ar.dl hopethey wil redeem thcirpromiestopn v up. j.nuowNLUK. t0u2ltf lO Till. NKUVOl'3, DKlill ITATF.I) AftM) Di:srONI)KNT OF HOT1I H. A ereat sufferer haivn" been restored to health in a few day?, after many years of m'ntrv. i willing to assist hi? suffering fellow creapures by lending (free,) on the receipt of n postlaid Addressed envrlojx, a copy of the formula of cure employed. Direct to JOHN M. HAGNAU.. Tost Oflice livx lt3, Hrooklrn.N. V, Tin. ea. k sp. f n t .

PULMONIC SYRUP,

CIM XCV V THY If1 A 1 J AND , w v M j IiXÄJLaj XJLv JL vJLlJCj JL i JjijÖ The above u a eoncct likontss of Dr.' ; hciick. just aitcr recovennc? Irom ConsnmpJ tion. Uisnv vears ao. Below is a likeness of: xim as h n0w appears. ' ! When the first was taken he weighed 107 j pounds; at the present tinvj his wheight is 520 j pound mi. sciilxcivS ! n . . , v i r,u. .t .i,v p rriiicirsi nftice. ana Laborutrv at ihc . . h.cor- ; h r of silXTII and COMMIit'CK Streets, Phila ' delr hia, -ft here all letters lor advice or business j , ,,. ,. . , and Ju!v l'J au.i "20- , Tlie time Rrmv bcin.' in HAITIMORF. anl ; riTTSKUUG w:!l Le c.:i ia the iily papett cf ! tl03 eit'ej. i T,c HittoYv t,f D, licit' ;' o?r'i cr;e and hr tan nn-oh O.usuMptt'.jn. j M u.v ar.i, r.nilst re:j;..5 hi PLil.-c!-I i-l.ia 1 b?.i ..-orcsst -1 crr.tlii.il! v into lie List i stajcf Pul monnry C ;iu i-inj -ticM!." Ali l.oposcfi ; .-. 1 ...... j r .i;..j 1..1V . v v.;ij , ,f ).. I ar.fb. '- r'iecve r. t the j t ile'I of Puiei.'ijurv COfti-ur.i'ittoii. Oa hit arrival ; in ir.r. iiiiuii 1 11.11 11 1 1 u it;:'i uivu l .1 4 V .1 ;ft j 1 I'lifc v .1 fto:.,'M e.ntl:tr.ti. I fr. . . ... Tlieriito:. vlfihaJ been ni '..'lier's family pby'w'i in, a:.d ln.i attci. I b::n iri hM lst illness, was :;iilvu to r.i. Iio :iio.ii:iit l:iv i'a-p tn- ' tirely lieyoml (lie rencii ol'nu-'iicins, aiid Jeeiilcd i ti at! m::l die, and fave aio one week to ar rr.i.ce mv t::r.r..nl In tli'i Apparently I lxVieb1; ('Cii.iitlO!' I hr:r.l if Iii rrrifili ,vli'-li I low in.hi- an t 1: secirod tj !! thtitlcould fcul tuoiu working t!?eir v.iy,a;i-.l pcnclritin; cvciy nervo, fibre, and i'nsco cl ny STitejT!, .V!y knr. i;i 1 ilv?r on a r.c-r -.cii.'r, tn-1 i theiviorbid ni itttr vl j-h for vdrsiir.d accum.ua I tcd an'! hriut 1 :iü''ri rit örSn of the body was eliminate. 1, the tubercles on ia? lanci rn.cn cd, and I ep 'Cioratvu from my lun-j as riiuoii a? a p'nt of yci . oli" ii?i ve Matter every tr.ovuir.g. I an; r.ovr a h-. K.iv i::a. v ;-.i a I iri'- healed t.-r

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alrix m t!io nn-lWo l)b? of tiio r:.:u lt:r;r t.-i th ; Iron Leathtr to tU finest Natook MuIir,. lower loLe heraiizc l with complete adhesion c! t wth ccLton, i;nn or ailk thread, fto.u the coart!he pleura. Ti c left lung is sound, and th up- J est to th r.est number.

per lohe ol't!i iizh. olc is ia a toi-rabiv iiai!;i v oü'Jlt'.on. C'on-mpt:oa tt that tiüic vr-il'-.l tobe an j iiu'iiraMe disease, !y every r.e, j-liysieiain as we'.i as thoso v'vj were lin.r rmjl m TruMic-sn-? osrocaliy such rs'S as were rct'.uceJ t iht oiiv'-.l;;: I wctf hi. Tliii induced many people to be lieve my recovery only teajror.iry I i.ov j rcptrc'l and jrave the inciiiciuc to coni:np:;.ve lor sometime. and ninde mr.ny wonderful cures; "?A the tlomrutd snercasi-il u r;;j thit 1 eo; -rrninc-.l iy o:Tvr then: lo the public, ar.-l dsvote iny ui.-.'i-vi'ied attention to lun tlisiase?. I n trutli, I was next to foi ceil to it, for peor-Ie would tevd lor me far und ne.ir, to r.3cet:'.l!i wlittbtr tbtir eases were like mini?, l'"or ln-my yo:tr, Tn rojunciion with my principul ofiice hi r..il..Jt l.i:M, I have lfen making regulär pro!cMo:ul visit! to iN'evr York, lWon, li.iltiuiore,2-i:ul Pitt?burt. Korseveral yeirs past 1 hive made as nuny as fire liundreJ cxaniiiiatior.s weekly witli tlie "Respirometer." IVt such rxamintition roy eliargtt is t!irce dollars, and it enables me to givt omc'.i pntient the true condition of his disease, aad tell Id in frankly whttl.er lie will gm --!. The Pulmonic .Syrup is one of t . ... t vaIu.ible niediciupt' known. It is mitri. r-t. : owerful ly tonic, an I healing in Itself. Itccur ' . noopi um, yet loosens the !ilc.4 ii in Ci ' bronchial tuLcs, and nature throws it oil' with little excrtio:!, One bottle fu-ouontlv cure.-' an ordinary col l; but it will bi well l:rt to take .a do.o of Selicnck' Mandra ke's Til:? to cleanse th stom u h. The ruiMontc Syrup is readily digested an l absorbed into blood, to wliieh sc imparts its healing iropertics. It n oue of th? bcit preparations cf iidiiiinw; id a powerful tonic of itself; and wl'eii tlie Seaweed Tonic disyohei the irraouf in the stomach, and is carried o.l by tho aidoftlic Mandrake I'ills a healthy How of gatuc juice, good appetite, and a good dic.-tiou follow. Thc Seaweed Tonic is a ttimulant. and none other is required wl.cn it is used. It is pure and p!ea-"aiit;t.o b.id eficcta like when usiur Hourbon whisky, whirls disorders thc ptor.iach, torpors thc liver, locks u; r11 the pecrctlonr, turns the bl od into w ater, dru' sy eels in, and the pativnt dies suddenly. The Sen t ed Toi.'c product's lastins; rciulu, thoroughly in? igeratin,; the stomach and cligtstivo i--m. and enabling: it to eliminate and make into healthy blood t lie food which maybe used for that purpose. U is so wonderful in it. eflerts that a w ine lass fell w ill diirest a hearty meal, and a little oS i: tnken before break f.it will give a tone to the stomach which few midleincs possess the ower ofdoinfj. The MANPR AKI'ft riLLmy e liken ni'.h entire safety by all a.tjes and coi.dition, pr xbiein all the good result? tliat can 1o oltincd from 1orjicl, er aiiTof ihr nurcniid nr-diciues, and withoutnny cf their hurt!" i! or injurious result. They c-.rry out cf the sy.-tem the feculent and won" t '.it natterd loosened a-id dissolved by uiy Seaweed Ttmie and I'utmonic Syrup. It will he seen that all three of my medicines are needed in in opt cases to CVimn.pt'on. AtJFftXTS. BOSTO.V (ieo-ge C. (niodwin i Co. NRW YORK V -mas Rirnei iCo. HAI.TI.MOIIK S.S. Hance. riTTSRnaJ-Dr.deorcro II. K'ejscr. CINCINNATI F. P.. Sure Co. CIUCACIO Lord &. Smiih, And II. Fcoii A 10. told St n'. nrijcr'ts and Dealrr.

GREAT PAMC.

jQOODS MABKED DOWN Save your money by buyicj at th LOW PRICE STOKE 4 RICE 4 BRO., Successors to Pice and Smith, e now receiving their Fall and Wiuttr Good, are eni!raejng an kiuds of Dry Goo(h. Croceries, CrocLciy, Glo4 i Ware. Hots and Cajs, Ho'tt and j Shoe, Xotiont, dc-y tic. j Our goods hare been bought since the grt ; decline in price, and we propose to give cor customer the be jefit of thU chanrc for the bt Iter. j Muslins marked down 10 cent n vnrd. Print3 marked dowr from 10 tu IS cccti vtr4. j DeLaines marked down cei.ts a vnr i, all other dry goods in the same propeition. 1 We have a fresh supply of Family Groceries which wc cn and will sell htf Prime Rio Coffee S3 cents per pound. Brown Sugar from 20 to 25 cents per pound. Cwfite do to 331,' ctnts per pound. Teas. Spices, Syrups, RUe, lolueco, All kinds Extract, Raisins, Indijo, Ir. Vt'e hare the largest stock of crockery w.r j to be tonnlin Fhouth. eompiisincerr? pite -' --.v. u. JUtl wuiti! ire win teii low any other m.n. Also a j,'rct vsiitty HATS AND CAPS, rar.gin; in price from 55 cents toJ5. 1J Ct ,of Boj'a Boots ftllinff from $1,50 to S3, Hta ,hery Boots from $3 to $5. Jfens winUr iboetv Sl,io. Childrcns and Misses shoes from25 eeat to 3)1,50. We shall be makin? constant addifioft. t jtstocn. and by buying olten can give our customrrK!i.js niucn lower than tJioe who hre bo'l lau; ttoeks before the decline in price. Don't buy a dollar's worth until" you hare i laitd tlie Lew Price i;tor ou the corner soBtk of the Edward Nous?. M. H. Rice rctiiin cniny tianksto the peep!r of MarshftSl county for their former patronfr anj solicits a continuance f their faTors i lW new firm. Country Produco Squr Timber &: Ti(ss, Bou-ht tt the highest prices. KICK & BRO. m. h. Ricr:. WELCOME RICE TlOßUlf GREAT I MIitOV EVENTS IX 1 f.l j PMPTDP XJlVlXTinrj 4 4-1 TV". 1 e Oil lit 1 10 illäCilill j . , ntw jriiKijilc f n.?lii.iir, potie;t)ff aur 1...:. il.:. . . . . 1 1 ; 11 1 i 1 -ft 1 . 1 iti r'rri Tft. tr fi.;i Fl.vi... . I . -i , .4. . uccu r smirc-d br tlie 'iiciht frofoui.j exp.rti.iini pro-iioi!i.e.-d t,. be .SIMPLICITY ftKFkf;. TION co.mbinj;i. T;iC fVi:-)w::icarr tho mir.cipil ol-itciios rr4 , a?aif 3 Mach:r.-: 1. I. x-.-rj ;.- labor to li:e orrator. 2. Liability to ret out of order. 3. Bxr-uiiüff, trotble. lore of time in rp5r!if. J. IncJ;-atI:y :o sew everv descrn lion cf at HIT.. S. D:str,r.-,5 1 no:? w!u! -r. c'eratioB. rnv iiciipuv .scu iiiKT Machine ULemit from all time Oljc Hon, Ii hu a ':aVit i"iile.r.eroe!i.lijw!ar ii'..B. ' nahes the LOCK STITCH. r?ii:!i will ii.it!,fipr.wr rare!, sja! ij ahie oa bih sii's: t erforu pc-nvct ;viii cu ciery dci4 ;ii ticu of iraleriMi H ivii.r I'eiihrr Ciu nor Coz-wbeel. ml ik. least roftiMc fi iciiou, !t ri-nj as iiuwih airt!M, ai.d ij EMPHATICALLY A NOISZLUSS JUL A. OKCXnNTESs hrco'.i.f FIFTVfrcfnt.It-sswtrtodrlT itthuary oil.rr rjachine in tnaik'ei. A jrirl of twelve ycar3 f ace ein work i: tteadil wi;ki futiguror injury lj b.cabh. 1 1 strength ind WONDF.Kn'L SIMPLICITY of construction render it alnu-st ,mpft:ll to get out of order, and is (U: A KAN TELL) bj tlicomriny to gie entire nti faction. We resj tetfuliv inite sil tnt? wbo dira to supniy thcm-elvcs w tl( a npriior rliclt, tt call and e a c i tt e tin s I'X i I V A LKI) MACH t N K . Hut in a more special icnur do we tolita U patronage cf Merohant Tailon, Dreis Mkr Corbet Makers, Gaiter .Maktri Coach Makers, Hoop Skirt .Manufac turers , lhoe Hiudrra, Shirt and Bogota Mskeis, Vest aal Pantaloon Makers. LT Relieioua and charitable Institutions will t liberally dealt with. PRICE Or MACHINES, COMPETE: No. I, Family Machine, with Hemmer complete mm gg " 2,Sniail Manufacturing with KxteB-" siun Tabic " .1. Laige . I, I.arjre, for Kenl rr ica mii im: rs i. i:vi:uy variety. U'e want Agents for nil towns m the Unite States, Cauada, Cuba. Meioo, Central andFoutk America, where agencies are uy. already eitaU i;.hel,to whom a liberal discount will be girea, but we make no ecnignmrnts. Orders may bt sent through the Am kricin A. vKRTiaixj AcilNct. oti lh'oadway New York. J. T. Mr ARTH I'll & CO. 53G I!roadrar, New York. rl0n-2 la Stave JBolts, HE'DING & HOOP P LES. We will pay the following price fron this date until Jauutry lrd, l?fu,lor Stave Holts lit adin and 'loop l'olc on delivery at ouvSt.e l arlory at Ply moult . White Oak Stave Cu!;?, $6.50 Pr. cetl Ucd Heading 5,00 White Oak Kivei Heading ty 19,00 pert'aouss4 " Orccn 1T.CÜ Hickory Ileop Teles' 2i,t' M ALSO AT In'AooJ, Hourbon and F.tt: lireen,' we will pay $1,00 per cord for Red and Wl Oak Stave tolts . and $.t,ö per cord for Ked Oak, Ash, Ulmar.J Maple Ilr ading bolt and ,00 perthouFsi d for liiekory IIop l'ul, delivered ou the Je tracks, convenient for loading n cr.rs, the tbovt to r of good quaiiir srd to be r iled aud insictc Jb u JV (ln?!J HrKI.V.TTlipn-? t CO.

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