Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 45, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 July 1866 — Page 2

TflE PLYM0UTI1 DEMOCRAT.

j. g.osdorxe S. L. HARVEY, Editors. PLYMOUTH, IXDIAXA: Thursday, July 12, S66. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. SECRETARY OF STATE. Oen.MAULOND.MAXSOX.oniontgomery AUDITOR OF STATE, CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, of Clarke. TREASURER OF BTATF.. JAMES a RYAN, of Marion. ATTORNET GENERAL. JOHN R. COFFROTH, of Huntington. 81TKKINTEXDEXT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. R. M. CHAPMAN, of Knox. For Representative, E. VANVALKENBURGH. l. DEMOCRATIC COiXTl TICKET. For Treasurt r, M. W. DOWNEY. -For Auditor, A. C. THOMPSON. For Sheriff, DAVID HOW. For Coroner. ADAM VINN EDGE. Mntli District Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of the 9th Cnogression- j pelican have asserted that negroes were superior to and entitled to more considat LaPortc, Thursday. July 19, IStW, at' tion tban those born in foreign coun-

1 o'clock P. M., to nominate a candidate for Congress. By order of the committee. S. A. Hall. Ch'n. Dem. Con. Com. Lig in sport, June 13, 1S0G. Congressional Convention. We give helow the names of the dele gates from this county to the Democratic Congressional Convection b be held ftt La 1'ortc on the 19th inst. Wc understand that the train will leave here about 9 o'clock, A. M. and return the same day. This will enable all who choose to attend the Convention to do so with the lo?s of but one day. We hope to see a full delegation Jroni Marshall: Win. Shaw, of Union; Wai. Hughes, of Green; Isaac Harris, of Walnut; Nr. I). Alleman of Tippeconoe; J. W. Davis and; II. Steckman, of Bourbon; Wm. Bremer, j of West; Jacob Knoblock, and Hobt, i Montconiprv. nf ( Jnrmnnr f! .T Wright nf; i ii n r " r v ,i i avn Polk; Dan. letters, of North; I. S. Alle man, M. II. Rice, A. C. Thompson, R. J. Kvans of Center Township. j j WW a w ! will uur JuesriNiatiire be ionIvrUlnturc vcncU i The amendment to tlie Constitution

j , , . , ,, . . ; and iorniMiable to tvranta only, (.ee pro- office bv tho President V ioint resoluproposed by the "rump now in session at I i i " it , r "a UJ 1,1 i 11 lllU11' -v j3 1 . 0Q r0?ctl amendment to the Uonstituiion.) tion wa al-o introduced jruarantecm - loan. Washington, which we have heretofore re- , He has erected a multitude of iicw;t.t!in c M.;,.., tr. tu -i -.,:,

ferred to, is now awaiting the raiiiation j officers, and sent hither swarms of officer ! of S30,00'.),000, Avhiclvwas referred to the of the requisite number of States to hicomo to harass our people and eat their sub the committee c fonein relations. In a part of the fundamental law of th-land , s,tancf- f. attempts to do so un- j House Mr. Schcnck made an appeal in rchntm., .-i ,a;n laer thc l'rc'c0dmcns ureiU Ll11 i gard to the new army bill. The cm.idand the question :; . - m in our ötats wheth 4.He has kc.,t amon,, u in time f , - . , , m .... j t, a ,

criTOV. .uorto.l w a ca aa extra session ; of the legislatn.v to take action on the sub- j jectjOr await the meeting of the regular fc ' . - t . i mi Mon. In manv tatts an p!ctr.i session will be called, but we trust such will not be the case in ours. We think it wilf not. Yv'e do net tnmk lov. .Morton is so total v in-1

different to public opinion, allsensc of proconieRt' CThö o voice or - , , . : vote iu Con -rrc ") priety and decency as to heap u?Ju tho ! J cur clnr.u,(M.s ,,,,. popie oi luaiana tins additional ouiiage. j j., our p) t vaul i . . i i ii Kinun uai i.usi v.uuiuit u, ai. i xiai.iiL.

- - - cipense of less than twohualrel thousand dollars, aud when held cannot and will not rr. , 1111 express ths voic3 of ths people The issue inaie by this "sum of all villainies' has never been prcsente l to the people of our State, aud when presented will never be' indorsed by them, thouj gh without ques-1 is convened the tiouifa special sessionamendment will be adopted. 1 AVc warn the high 1'ricsts uf abolition opposition that when thev tramnlr tho rights of thc people under their feet, they J i ilo it at their peril, and will i.waken a storm of popular indignation waich will hurry them at frightful speed into the bottomless pit of infamy from which there is no res urrection. let the question be mad an issue in the aptroachinjr camoai-n. and if hn rnrrU :,i . . ujipiuiu auu luuuisc iuv aiiiuii of the "runip," It will then be time enough to fasten this additional infamy upon them. The expense of an extra session of the Legislature will thus be saved to thc State, and the sense of the people can be obtained relative to the propriety of the proposed inirjuitj-. Xo etra session, say we, for the purpose of forestallir.'g public opinio i. We denied in our istue two week since that Mr. How had charged Mr. Cs3 with being a defaulter to thc Agricultural Society, and asserted that tho lie was firt concocted and circulated by republicans. Tho Republican reiterates the charge and ayi that Mr. How "made it his business to bring the matter to the attention of the Agricultural Society, and ha then volun. teered to secure the amount." That, papr ihen goea on to charge Mr. How with taiog a "bloody KDow-Is'othing," and adds that "Mr. Hor, up to the time of the convention was thc only one concerned in securing Mr. Case's defeat." The editor hto admits that he does "not positively know tk&i Mr. II. circulated the report, iut it would seesi altogether probable that he did." Here is a palpable admisaioi tfcat the editor of the Republican knew nothing of . mU.I Via mmmm vw .1 1 1 n m .liAnl V f 1 1 lr ... . . . . blinl pop id a meat-Aouie was jumping jni yning t rajjaom. fie eri:e&:iy nnaj

it easier to make charge3 against others than to defend .bis own record and that of his party. He has cheek sufficient for a model professor of the science of humbug, as is shown by his charge against Mr. How of being a "bloody Know-Nothing." A pretty fellow is Mattingly to charge others with KnowNothingism, he who but re cently came from the midnight haunts reeking with the perspiration of excite ment urer the prospect of disfranchising all Catholics and foreigners. He, who, during the bloody riots of Louisville, Cin cinnati and New York, in which thousands of foreigners and Catholics were abused, insulted and outraged, and in which hundreds lost their lives, was a member of the order, and united in the fanatical cry of "down ' with the Irih and Dutch, Americans must rule America." IIa3 he, or those with whom he acts, ever repented of their Know-Xothingism ? have they even disavowed their fealty to the odious

doctrincs inculcated by that darklantern j conspiracy agairiat the liberties of the people ? No, never; and they never will ! because the doctrines then taught are j I among the fundamental principles of rad-' 4 i iicalism, and :oday they would if they J could disfranchise every Catholic in the j country, and every foreign born citizen jwua a wniie SKin, out mey wouiu ai ,onp, enfranchise the ignorant degraded i "1 I T 1 . 1 T-.i .1 11 a o negroes of the south and give them the ! preferuce over white men who happen not s to agree with them in religion and politics. Time and again the radical press, including the Chicago Tribune and the 31. C. Retries, and yet they have the shauielessness i i io charge others with beicg what they are themselves. In conclusion we repeat that the charges made by thi Republican against Mr. II w relative to the alledgod defalcation of Mr. Case, are totally untrue false in hCt' h,SC 111 SI'lrlt ll0t CU0 J0t 0r t,tt!ö ot 1 truth in the whole thmg from beginning j to end. The Ilcpublieau sas it is pre pared to prove that the charge was first the roof. I ! made by Mr How. Hring on Tlic Declaration tleiicc and Use Policy Toward Slates. of IndepenCongressional the Southern The following in from the Hrooklvu ! Eagle, and is well put. It jays 4 We quote the following enumeration ! of grievances from the Declaration of Independence, and so far as the South is concerned, they are as true to-dav, as! a - Con a3 thev wcr0 ietv year3 0 as aainst (jeorgc t10 -phirJ : "He has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of lare districts of AAn I A w- I h.-.PA r a.mIa w I.J I . I rv;ul"c uu,v" mu.-u j.v-j.ic uum inmiquish the nSht ot representation m the 'Äslaturö ; a right inestimable to them, itandintr arwics, without tne consent of . the Legislature, ff ho Conirrcisional ! policy.; "He has afT.'ctcd to render the military . . . . j

independent oi aud superior to the civil 01 inc intisn ministry lias been accepted, power. (Congress Ins douo so, under the ! Tt "supposed that Lord Derby will sucCivil llitrhts and Freedmen's Dureau Dills.l ccJ Karl Kusstd as premier, and that

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"For impomg taxes on ib without our l'or& Stanly will assume the foreign minism.int Tli.-k v:..i. 1. ter's duties hitherto filled bv l.ird (Marn-

! nmaamema.iy tne rower., o, our i.ovon,-1 i ment. (The Congressional poi.cy ) i pending our own Legislatures, i ii l ' ,in- .1VM lnVlfca w' i Mirti-i j.i. in eastM vnaisoovir. .i i- t .i m " - J A Ladical Difficulty. Prentice illustrate as follows, the practical diflicul - i ty ln H'0 VJ." cnf'-,r.c.l5 t,ic I!CW amend- - 7-- , . j i he proposed amendment to the Constis j tutiun fays that lino States shall make or; I "frce any laws which shall abridge thc I !..... ..! . jßriiing-s or ttmnitnutes oi me citizens ol i the United States." Jrigham young is a ''citizen of the j Uuitcd States' native and to the mauor' born," and esteems it a great -privileirc" to have a hundred wives, more or less. Xow, if this amendment should bo ratified. J no State would have thc right to -make or rr.re,. nnv .n ,rr,M" n . i " v . j ' -j in un y mail- -:! -..., :::..:i,,.' i j uti, jiiiiiii.i a iu c il IHin dred wives ! That amendment would be just the thing for thc ''President of the Church of the Latter Day Saints." With mat ju ms nanu, ne couiu inirenc i any tiare inigiii pas to fro hibit or rmnish polvsramv. liri?ham j could, under thc cover of that amendment. travel through every Sjatc in the Union with his whole harem. Nay, he could go and Fcttlo right down in IJoston with all his concr.biüc?, and dare thc hub to touch j .either him or them ! AVc guess the brcth- : Till fit I tlita Mnr.rterw1 ArktAa-i.Y..! tuWLre(1 s word, capable of cutting i J several directions. They had better think i a little beiorecven they adopt it. TilK Hariiok. The long expected Dredge arrived here irom Chicago, mi Tuesday last, comnionci ng to cxc:ivato at once. The crib work is progressing well. Stone is not received a3 rapidly as is desirable, but sooi will be. Tlie crib work of thc old Government piers is being rapidly completed, and when done, thc eastern pier will be extended into thc lake at the rate of fifty or more feet in length per week. It is expected that by the 15th of August, vessels drawing no( over eignt or ten feet of water can come safely inside. Michigan City Enterprise. The president has sent to the senate for j the third time the name 0f peter j, F1y ; tc t pt-xester st t.. Louj

self impregnablv in hi.i harem and bill con ain olycctionabloniattor, they are wnt nmg ot its financial condition. Una comdefiance to all thc States in the ' Union to to the impenal coiniiu.-sary. who submits pany has now been about one year in opcr touch him. It would give him perfect fl'cm to the court martial for action. It ation, but tho first six months of its existimmunity" from punishment thrh the " not believed at A era Cnv; that the encc was necessarily absorbed in organlaws which anv Stat? mi-ht m, to .rn. I" rencli troops will be withdrawn, at least ization, and in establishing, equipping and

The News.

MONDAY, July 9th. Under the new in, ternal revenue law the circulating notes of State banks are efempted from the 10 per cent, tax until Aug. 1. A call for a convention of loyal southern nun, tobe held at WashingtonCity, during the summer, is about to be issued by Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, and others. It is not probable that any action will be taken by Congress to prevent removals from office by the President after its adjournment. Advice3 from the south, received at the agricultural bureau, go to show that the cotton crop U turning out much better than was anticipated, and that th;re will be nearly an average yield. The House judiciary committee will probably inrike a report of their ivestiga. tions in the assassination plot in a day or two Thov havp bpen unable tn find nnr L reliable evidence tending to implicate Jefleron Davis, and will rerort that no addij - - tional legislation is necessary to secure his trial. Late advices from Mexico state that the Mexican people are becoming more uuitcd the cause of the independence of their . mm ; l ! . .. l l . country. 1 be l-npenal forces had sustained a Lumber of defeats in the field aud the cause of Maximilian was looking gloomy in consequence. Santa Anna engrossed a 1 1 11" .. . 1. large .snare oi puonc attention, it was rumored in certain liberal rircles that an arrangement had been effected between Secretary Seward and Napoleon by which Maximilian would be let down gracefully, and Santa Anna elected President- The city of Tampico was closely besieged by the liberal forces. The idea of annexation to the I'nited States was widely spread in the liberal ranks. Maximilian has no in tention to va:ate the country, and to i ecure his crown has ordered a general conscripo tion, in the empire to take place on the 15th T uf Julv Gen. FUk, commissioner of the frecd men's bureau in Tennessee, has c'oseJ all the medical establishments of the bureau in that State, and intends to cease issuing rations, except in the most urgent cases. ATnvntv Ji i v 9 Th Furri'in vr-tv has commenced where it was least cxneetcd. The Italians, who had crossed the Mincio without resistance, attacked the Austrian position in front of Verona, one tlic lortresscs ol" tlic Ortlatcra.. He. cent accounts indicate that tliey were defeatel with great Lisa in killed, wounded and prisoner. Victor Kmmanuel i reported as in command of the Italian troops. War has also commenced in Hohenna and Silccia, but no decisive result has yet been reached. Tho Knglish ministry has ten dered its resignation, but it aeceptanoe ot 3,?t lo public. The rebellion in Spain is suppressed. In the Senate on Saturday a memorial was presented from the New York Chamber of Commerce, remonstrating against i the passage ol the Unit bill. I he report ; of trie minority of the reconstruction Loin-j mittcc was received, after considerable a 1 Ml . 1 1 -r aeoate. a b:ii wai r.rcsentea by -ir. Trumbull, from the judiciary committee in relation to Hnpointments und removals froui aud aftcr disoosin-of four naires the House adiiumcd j rr. T , ., rn, . . Tuesday, July 10. Ibe resignation 's duties hitherto filled by L rd (Marendon. I here are some turther details oi tho battle of Verona, but they do not . diner from previous renorta. i . I . terd w chicfl Q ,ic,, . whh thc Mderation of the tariff and , bin T Senate voted to abolish j the veteran reserve corps. Kach body : passed a separate army billot its own. - The tariff bill is reported and will pvoba 1,,. If. i.l, o none fit LmVq nm .lm.btfnl bill Jnfr... j duced in thc house to change thc day of niceti,g of congre.. making it one mouth earlier than tw. Advices from Cuba State that a revolt has broken out at lVrto Principe, a pori! fl... . 1. iT 1 ? f it. . uon 01 me population ueeiariug ior inc independence of Cuba, and a reparation trom thc Spanish government. . 1 . f ,f . . . . r,A,1y,CCfl om, Mexico state that thc 1'beral general torong had withdrawn frT 1 cr.,CH to VU . im'cnah "!m cicncC an active ! campaign in maloa and Sonora. i . i. .1 ., ... . receive' lrom tho I niteu States are reJ iv L I vj I D quired to be opened at the post-office, by ts person to whom they aro addressed, in

thc presence of Maximilian' agents, wiio;surance Company Columbus makes a statci i, ii tp r i a a i . i .i

aiu-iiuus i-.;tiiiiuc uiuiii. n iouni io at the time agree upon A large meeting of conservative citizens was held at Springfield, III., last night. Klo(jucnt speeches were delivered, and resolutions indorsing the u itional convene tion to beheld at riiilad-.lplr.a adopted. A state convention, to elect, delegates to thc national onvnti n. v.ill be called to assemble in HpringhVM on thc 'JUth of August rcxt. Over :!,0no.rOO eres of public lands Invft been grn tiled o ihe western states during the present session of congress, exclusive ol the Pacific railroad grants, to aid iu internal improvements. The southern congressmen elect will soon issue their manifesto indorsing the Philadelphia convention. State and district conventions have been called in Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, for the purposo of electing delegates to the Philadelphia national convention. Senator Lane was weaker on Sunday evening, but his physicians still anticipate his recovery. Thirty-three cases of sun. stroke were rap or lei in New York en Sundy.

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A state convention has been called to meet at Madison, Wis., on the 1st of Au gust, the object of which is to consider the state of the Union and appoint delegates to the Philadelphia national convention.

A Porto Rico letter siys the slave popu lation is rapidly diminishin 'S by a a num is sious. Frecdmeii's Affairs tn South Carolina. A copy of the order respect in, freed men, issued a week ago by Gen. eott, the Commissioner of South Carolina, has lece received hero. He regrets the disposition of the freedmcn along the coast, and in the vicinity of Charleston to break their i contracts fjr labor, nud to idle about their j houses or roam over the country. He says j their disregard of their obligations will , cause an entire failure in the crops, and j must result in destitution and starvation, j In order to check the evil of the vagrancy f and drunkenuess, which he aysis iucrcas-1 inc r.niidlr lu ilirf tint tht" nitn or wo- ! n 'i 'i i . i - i I - ' . ... .1 n in w 11 n nirn i trt itni ror nn rm w r i they are employed to labor either by t he month, or share of the crops, or as routers i of laud, and thereby neglect their growing crops, be at once arrested as vagrants aud ' put to work ou the public roads. Negroes j cmplo3-ed on plantations, who do not give j . 1 . . .1 '111 . I . ' tlifir fntirp tnin tu tlu prnrw will bt (nkf-ll ; therefrom, aud their children, if the v have j any, will belong to such persons as will take care of them and learn them habits j" of industry. A prison will be established j for all persons of color convicted of euch 'crimes as ftrc not punishable by death. where employment can be furnished, and all eonvictg will be compelled 10 labor from sunrise to sunset ttsfi 'njto i Cor. Chi. j Tribune. j 4 TIic i:icc1ton In Kcn!ucUy. The election in Kentucky takes place on the first Monday uf August. A clerk of the Court of Appeals is the only State officer chosrn. Judge Duvall is the democratic and (General Hobsen is the radical nominee for that office. Members of Concress aro not tobe elected until next year. We have no doubt the State will 0 dem ocratic by a larc majority. A Flcuunrsburg correspondent of the Maysvillo Buthtin thus alludes to the change which is Soini on. It says : ''Politically, everything promises as well a? the mist earnest frieud of Democracy could wish. Oi l Fleming will jrivc a good report of hcr,sclf next August. The majority for the Democratic ticket (as estilsntcl) will be two hundred and fifty at least, ami somo ive it as their opinion that it will reach four hundred, In the days when the rule was bayonets vs. ballots, tho vote -vas largely against the Con servo-Demo:raey, but now, that the voice of the people can bo heard without fear or hindrance, the aspect of affairs has greatly change 1." From I'oi tress lUonroo, Poktkkss Mo nude. July 7. Benton Harrison, formerly private secretary, and Geo. W. Drown, one of the counsel of Mr. Davis, arrived here this morning. They spent the day with Mr. Davis and his fain isy. l lie visit ?s supposed to be mcreiy ol a friendly n.Vure. They left to-night for Dahl more. The friends of Mr. Davis are visiting t . him daily, coming and going unobtrusively. This precludes the idea of any significance being attached to them. From Indianapolis. Indianatoms, Ind., July 9. The evening republican paper says .fudge Per kins has resigned the position of principal ...i: c.i.. ir i i i' it ir.. ! din- late citv editor, has assumed the i r t - 7 - chief control of its columns. I An association has been formed, under 4l ri v i i V , IIIU UilUlV VI lll'.li lUcl 1 H.:IU iJll'J X I. Ill Liitll Iteforra society, with a large number of prominent citizens for officers. The plasterers of tho city arc ou a strike j Thc fijle ra;ii; S,artl; , .re glorious lor growing c .. 1 , , , ., meetings were laid throuu demaiiding 4 a day laj and Suuday crops Miiocratic mass i v - nv.li; lit iu iiiiuiiiiuiu luv; jitin.; .1 ..... f 4 1. Ctnfn I last week, and the attendance, enthusiasm j and determination exhibit the old spirit of! : the party. The canvass has commenced j i i:i earnest, and will increase in interest us ! n. . ll progresses. According to Mr. Glad.ton owes $215,000,000 ; Iloland, 425,000,000 ; Austria, 1 ,580.000,000 ; .France, 2,000-' 000,000; Italy, 700,000,000; Portugal, 10;),000,000; and Turkey, 201,000,000. According to the latent census reports, Prussia has 18,500,000 people; Holland. 3,500,000; Russia, 50,250.000; Austria. .10,000,000; Portugal, .1,500,000; nnd Turkey, 2,500,000. That is to say, the Prussians owe nearly 812 per man, the Russians 2.1, the Austrians over 815, the Trench over 853, the Portuguese nearly 810 and the Turks 8115 per head of thc entire population. The English owo'ovcr 8125 per head, and wc owe about 8100. Tun Accwent Insurance Company 'or CoLUMUirf, Ohio. The Accident Inj mem in our au verti.sinir coiuumis t ins mor supplying agencies. The result of thc first year's operations may, therefore, be stated as the sum of but six months actual returns. During this period it has issued Sixty-thrtc thousand five hundred and eighty-three policies, ranging from one day to five years, and covering risks from five hundred to ten thousand dollars each. Kvery claim has been adjusted promptly and satisfactorily, without any litigation whatever. Of its authorized capital of one million of doll arft, oi"ht hundred thousand has been subscribed, and twenty per cent. thereof paid up in cash, the remaining fix hundred aud forty thousand being amply secured, and made payable ou call. Tho "Accident" of Columbus has now established agencies in five hundred cities and towns of thc Great West, and is proposing to extend its field of operations the ensuing year. It was recently officially visited by the Insuranco Commissioner of Massachusetts, who made a thorough investigation of its books snd finances preparatory to admitting its agencies in thc "Hub of the Universe." The commissioner gave the company the highest certify cate ot credit, and a ceneral ntrent has since been estibliahed in Boston. CofumJc r.el.

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County Fairs. TUB AMERICAN ORGANSare the o.;lv real It F.ED ORGANS, now before ihe Puliiic, the only Organ hvini: a reverberating Sound box or Wind Cho?t, and when controlled by the Super-Octave Coupler ar.d $ub-b:is', Double bellows, Wow Pedals, Kne Swell and Tremolo Attachment, Thc tno.t riiarmm effects can 1 produced, from the sollest whisper of thc JvIian Harp to the full volume and power of tho Church Organ: N. I?. Every Instrument warranted for five jenrs. For circular giving prices and stjles of each Instrument, address, W. W. KIMBALL, C3 WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO. AGENT FOB NORTHWEST. CHARLES WIUTM0RE, Agent at l?lyaoiitli, IiMiinnn. IV. I3.A?outft Wtmtocl. iJ-tll-ly

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Payable in cae of Death, WKEKLY COMPENSATION WITH OF FROM srr,oo to h."o,oo per week in case of any accident cacsing disability preventing attention to business or occupation. The cost of a yearly policy for ordinary risks is at the rate of only FIVE DOLLARS FOR ONE THOUSAND. The amount paid as premium is returned eTry ,.5ee ) ot uisabihtr as lon ns the even should it behalf a rear. fisThusSlO 00 per annum paid to tbei Company secures 10,00 a week while j disabled bv any Accident, and i 82,000 "in case, of Death. j It is the Poor Man' Insur ance Company ! Policies may be tiken out for one month or for j five years, or for anj intermediate time, and are renewable at pleasure. NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIIPD. IIT" All claims arepaM promptly, as soon as evidence is received of the disabilities suffered. BtfNJ. J. K. SMITH, Ptauhnt. D. S. CUAV, Vire President. (;i-:U. D. WRIGHT, Secy ami Treas. K. I). HARIUSOX, General Agent. HOME OFFICE, National Exchange Bank Building, Colmiilins, O. At C. G APRON, Agent at 3Fly m.OTXt;l2L , Ind. nil -"2 m POSTrONEMBNT. THE U.MTED STATES PRIZE COXrERT To ha-e been pivcti at CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE on MONDAY MAY 2-tli, l&Gu.will bo postponed until MONDAY JULY 9th ieC6, on which occasion half a million dollars in prizes will be presented to ticket holder?, including 100,000 IV .'IlIE.ESt HS. T 1 HE po3porinlent is an una void. ible neefs.L sity. (not ?o much in confcqucnce of the tickets yet unsold,) as thc positive necessity there is for a proper registration of thoo already disposed of, which Ins be cml clayed inconsequence of the negligence and carelesness of a portion of our agents in making their proper returns. Wc advise all parlies wanting tickets to send for them without delay, as we have but a limited number yet on hand. We wish most particularly to impress upon the mind of our agents the importance of their making their returns :.t once and ot rectifying whatever errors may have crept into their reports heretofore; We will sav to those sending fVr tir-L-ntc thnt If tlintr clmnU 11 K c.tl.l at ta ! time their order is revived, thc money will be returned. No application for new agencies for; the sale of tickets rill be considered, as we have no more than sufficient tickets for those Agents we have already appointed. Tickets are for sale at the principal hotels, book and music stores in the city, and at our office 133 Dearborn street; price SI each; sent by mail on receipt of price and stamp for return postage. We invite the particular at: tcntion of persons wishing to order tickets by mail to the following Special Term3 Or Club Rate3. Anv party procuring a tlub of five or more names,; and forwarding ns the mone v for the same, will be allowed thc following commission, vi. : AVo Will JSoncl. .1 Tickets to one address for $4 50 10 Io do do 9 00 20 do do do 17 00 .10 do do do 26 00 40 do do do 1)9 do do do KM) do do do b5 00 In every case send the name anJ pot-t-ofiice ad-, puk-uiiicc uiun , 4 J I ?.', .u in ii'(;inii'i ru mav be sent at ourmk. All communications should be addressed to WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO., Dearborn t,, Chicago. III. (Post ofliee Drawer 5913.) The proprietors will donate to the Lincoln and Douglas Monument Fund $"2100. al.o there will be 2000 icsrrrcd from the person drawing the 30,000 pric, for the same purpose. R EFERK3CE3. Hon . Major Dan. Maco, Ex-M. C.of Ind.; Hon. Ira J. Laycock, of Kansas; Hon. Williim I.eflingwell. Lvons, Iowa: lion. Joseph Knox, of Chicago; Hon. C. Graves Smith, of Minn., Jt'.'b Forfyth, Agt. M. S. R. R.. Chicago. 111.,! M. Kronberg Si Co., importers of watches, Chicago. Proposals for Inserting thii advertisement arc requested. vllnW-tG. G. REMINGTON k SONS, ilFiiskels curt Carbines, For the United Slates Service. Also Pocket and Belt Revolvers, Rifle CAXES, REVOLVING RIFLES, Rille and Shot (Jim r.aircl.', and Oun materials, sold by gun d.-alers and the traJe generally. In these d:iys of housebreaking Hnl robbery, every l ouse, store, bank and oflice, should have one of REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS, Tartirs desiring to avail themselves of the late improvements in pistols, ard superior workmanship and form, will find all combined iu the New Remington Revolvers. Circulars containing cuta and description of our Arojs will be furnished upon application, E. RKMINOTON &SONS, Ilion, N. Y. Moons k Nioiioiji. Apent, No. lb, Courtland St.. New York. .Votier. The public are warned against trusting or hrborins my wife Saah, on my account, who lea my bed anJ board without c&ute or provication, I will pj no debts of her contracting. CONRAD f CHI FFERLY.

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Great Inducement.' KELLEY KENDALL Atc Selling Groceries on the basis of G old And are constancy receiving fresh euppliet of Sugar, Tea, Cofte, Syrup, Tobacco, Saleratus, Soda, Cream Tartar Shaving and Washing Soap, Starch, Indigo, Dye Stulls, Mess Pork, Hams, Shoulders Sides, Lard, White Fish. Mackerel Herring, Kaisin?, Rice Citron. " 7 . rants, 1 caches, Coal Oil, Lamps Chimneys, j Glass?, QueensWare, Powder, Lead, Shot. Caps, Salt Flour. Til US, Pails, Mops, Brooms. Bowls, Baskets Clothes Lines, and Pins, .and all kinds of YANKEE NOTIONS. Which we will ofTor at th lowest Come and examine our stock, it willcri. jou nothing to look at our good. .Be it rcmcmbcreJ that wc will pay the highest FOR Irw 222129 All kinds of Country Produce. Remember th e place TERMS CASH. Tlln4(Mf- KELLEY !i KENDALL. DYE STUFFS of every kind and of thc ko qualitr.nt LEMON'S Drugstore. FIRE ! FIBeTÄ"? TO THE PEOPLE: Inconsequence of the recent disastrous Kiic JL remor Jour LARGE STOCK OF DRY consigns tJRY GOODS, KEADY 3Xnle Olotliin? and BOOTS AXD SHOES, II ATS k CAPS YANKEE NOTIONS. LADIES AD GENTS KLUS, G LOY ES and HOSIERY, GENTLKM EN'S AND LADIES' FURNISIILXG GOODS. QUEEXSWJRR, ICMSSWIRE,

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To 0 S. CLE A VELAXVS OLD STORE ROOM On La PORTE St.. And next door to C. II. Reeves Law Offco C2 o o H CO FIRE PRICES, Rpgardless or o o S5. AVe return our thanks to our friends and the public generally for tlieir former libr oral patronage, and respectfully invito, them to give us a call at our new Store Room before purchasing elsewhere, as we. are determined to close out our present took and will make it to their interest lox ivc us an early call. P. S. Don't forget the place G. S. CIjKAVKLANIVS old Store Room on LaVortc Street. tl0n28lf FOIl JO It WORK call atthe ofüceof the Plymouth Dkmocrat.

A Large stock of WALL PAPEDjoa received from the Mnufacturer' Cju torn era cannot fall to suit themselves In tylest an iIitv,qu.Qtity and rr'ces at LEffOX'S Drugstore.