Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 September 1866 — Page 1

LYMO iJ VOLUME 12. WWf W WW U Jtmj Hl I ajh PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, I860. NÜ3IBISR 2,

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PÜBM3HRD EVERY THURSDAY AT PLYM'JUTII, INDIANA, BY S. Li. HARVEYOFFICE in the Post Office DuiL ling, up stairs. Terms or Subscription $2, GO n year in Advnncr. Payments must be made invari.-.blv' in advance ad the paper discontinued at tlie expiration of the time paid for, unless renewed. These terras rill b strictly adhered to. Subscribers who g;t their papers by the carrier Vill be charged 25 cents a year extra. Hates of Advertising: Hue ipare (th pace of ten linos or le nf tbistype) one eek, $1,00, and 50 cents for each additional insertion. Mo, 8' ! 1 rao 2 m o. I mos. i G mo3 1 rear. ants $2 5o s . o n S5 00 7 00 12 00 $10 no 15 00 20 no 5 J 4 00, 6 00 8 00 j 10 00 3 t 5.V) 8 0( l ; oo 6 . j 1-2 00 io no; 12 00 I 1-3 0. 15 00 i 17 no an oo i is no 25 00 20 00, 2:, 00 :io oo 5o no 50 09 75 00 Vicol I col i lSOrJ 25 03. 30 00 Lv.it. vlvertMement 1,50 a square Tor the finl insertion, and SI a so.ua re for each additional. Urtion.ch;irSedto parties publishing tbom. j Cov muh cations to promote private interest ; raut be piid for at the regular advertised rates. Mirri vses and Death nre published as news. Adtcrtuements. unless the number of insertions desired ii specified, will be coutinued till rJered out, and charged at re.ular rates, Locil notices i0 cents for each line. BUSINESS CARDSTh Plyn'outh Branch Banking Co , (Siiccosom to the Plymouth Branch of the Rink of the Stateof Ir.dina,) npon from 3 to 12 o'clock A. M. and from 1 to I o'clock P. M. T. CRF.SM.R. President. ll-n40-tf. T. CIIESSNKR, Jr. Cashier, PARKER HOUSE, (FORMERLY THE .I)VARD4 llOLSF.,) Michigan Street, Plymouth Indiana. PARKR, k MO RR Proprietor-. Thislarge at.d capacious Hotel has been recently refitted and repaired, and under its present proprietorship, will he kert as a First Class IItne. An excellent Lircrv Suble is conn-cted with th House- " 11-36 tfNATIOXAL HOTEL. SOUTH OF YELLOW RIVER BRIDGE, Michigan St., TCvmoutli, Ind. Thiihou?e has recently ben refitted and refurnished anew, and is centrallv located. Cucst? topping at the National will find ample accommodations, and the tables supplied with the best th. market afTord- GEORGE KOCH. vlln35 t;. DR. W. I. BAILEY. Rrspectfull tenders his nrofesoional perviies to the rblic Ofüce in room over Perhing's Urn? Store. May 21th. 1SG6. (11-39-ly.) TV1. E. M AINU R1. offers hu profViotiai i LJ aerricesin all the departments of Medical j Aud of fcmalon. 'Tice.'.n Masonic 1111. vllalO tf l'l.J. M.CON'FF.P, lateS'ireon of tlje I 7 2Dth In U an i Infantrv. nfTer hi nrofes- j io.til fervices to the reople of Marsval! bounty. T O.Ti;;c and reidnee west idrtof Michitrnn hireet, thr? blocks Xorthof the Kdwards House fly.nutk Indiam. x$n'i2 TV.V ROS. M. D.. Hiring permanently loYJ ctLe 1 in PlrmOHth. will attend to all hranrhof t?i prof.4-ion. The I'yo nd R.f departnt i. rec?ie"as hfretof re. e?neial attention. O.Km with Or. U'.-st on Miehi'm street. Plymouth. Ind. Ot. 2G, 'C tf. J.J VINALLt t MOMF.orATHIC AUY.l' IAN AN"I M il iKON'. PrticuUr attention paid to ObtrotnepractKe, tniilitAitoa of arom'n a;il riii-lrn. () ice over DtrlUo k Co.'. More. Rnw oppo-it. t!,e j florth-we comer ofthe Public ..wr. Plym-! kith, In Ji m . vlOn'. tf. J. S. ALLEMAN, k BUO. inufacturrrs ni 1 dealers in Furniture. outhof r.irker I loiio. PI vmouth, Ir.iii Manufacturers nn l dealers in Furniture. tw Ionr-oiith or I'.ir If er l ioiio. i iTmoiuri, iiilibiiu. ; Hurtal ceofall sizes kept contantlv on hand. They have two hearses in readiness at all times to attend funr i!9, in town or country. 1 1 - It.tl FjIq rons. PURR LIQUORS f.r Medical and o.Vrprrpos, ean be had at my Store, one door North of the Uranch D iiik. j. f. vvalki:nritrgh, riymouth.Miy 1 tf CHICAGO BARBER SHOP. Ovor Buck 8c Toan a Hardware Store, Plymouth, Indiana. Sh!n, Hair-cutt!njr. Shampoonin. done lathebt style Pinicular attention given to Ofein? Hair'nd Whisker. f7"Th biirhcst price p.id for L-lioH' Hair. t11q34-Ij A. C. HOLTZKNmiFF. J. II. LONG, T.ICUNStD AUCTIONEER, Will promptly attend to the s.ile of cood and eWtteiiin Mirsh ill County. 11-11-lv John Toy ce LICENSED AUCTIONEEn, Mat k found at all timn a? tin Parker House. nd will promptly attend to all business enrrured to his care. Il-Sf.-tf MEV LIVERY STABLE. POTT Kit !fc WKLCH, PuoritEToits, Cot. L Porte k Walnut St., Pltmoctii. l.to. A splendid lot of FIorei Carriages, Uugies, Ac, to be hired at all ti me-". Pen;eri conveyed to any part of the eounf ry n reasonable terms. f I I-H.Vtf.J J. S .SCOTT, Oonornl Collector, Continues to give Prompt Attention tothe Collection ,ot Claims. IT" Bout of references given when rcqHired. Tf rmi moderate. Onl5-tf. 8. A. M'CflACKIN, County Recorder, and Attorney At Law, ttwox, Htarke Countj-, Indlnim t Will mke Colhction, pij Taxcs, examine itV t. Reil Rotate, take acknowledsemonts of Mortgjje,.fC. All matters of Idtipntion Mtended to in'Starke and adjoining Couotip. T Bonntr. raonstand hack pT of Soldiers, ad Bii; rl.e.ei. R-nittacce. croncDtlv

TENTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TUE Marshall Co. Agricultural Society. To be held at the Society Grounds near Plymouth, OCTODEIt 11, 12, AXD 13, 1SC.Ö.

GIDEON BLAIX, W. J. HANI), T. I). 1JAILEY, D. HOWE, President. Vice President. Secretary. Treasurer. Rules and Ucgulutloiis. ENTRIES. 1st. All entries must be made before 10 o'clock, A. m., of the second Jay of the fair, and to assist the Secretary and prevent much confusion, thoac who iutcnJ to make entries are requested to call on the Secretary and make what entries they can befotc the first day of tho fair. i-M. Kntrics must in all cases he made on the Secretary's book, and the entry ticks ct properly attached, before articles or animals are admitted within tho enclosure v0 pntr0Ii fIlP - nnn v.. P . , emoved irom the ground except by conoi vi.u executive committee, until the close of the Fair. od. S"o article or animal can compete for more than one premium, unless as a part of a collection in the same class or in "sweepstakes." 4th. No premiums will be paid to those not members. ADMISSION. 1st. By membership tickets at SI, 00 admitting the owner's family txcepe males over L'l years of age good during the air. I'd. By single tickets at 15 cts. each, good for one admission only, and dropped at the gate aud no check iu return. Od. By season tickets at 50 cents each, good during the Fair. On the second and third days of the Fair carriage tickets can be had at the Secretary i office by all who wish to visit the Fair grounds by a ride along the carriage way, bet no one will be exempt thereby from procuring a single ticket before entering the Fair ground. 4th. Cards admitting saddle horses 25 cents, but the rider must procure a membership ticket before entering the Fair grounds. a en r.itA r. nr.. i; latiox s . 1st. A card will be furnished to exhibitors, numbered to correspond with entries on the books of the Secretary, which card must be securely attached to the article exhibited. 2d. All articles entered for premiums must have been owned by members preenting it, at least ten days before the Fair ; and all products of farm, dairy, orchard, m - gram, house or mechanical productions, mMst have been produced by the exhibitor Wheat exhibited to be taken from the S'u.'ichinc. The ironing on wagons must be duno without thecxtrt use of the file. Draft horses must be tested. INSTRUCTIONS TO JL' IKS ES. j Ibt. When a majority of judges in any class are present, they shall constitute a quorum and be authorized to award premiums, and the first on the list of those ! present shall be chairman, but when" a i committee cannot agree there shall be no ' award. I 2. When there is no competition no j premium will be awarded i.nlcs.-? the arti cle possesses superior merit. (, Commitfec will be permitted to 1 idwcrctionary premium,, except on articles entered on their class, and not in the published lit. 4th. The judges on animals will have regard to symetry, early maturity, ize. and general characteristics of the breed which they judge. They will make proper allow- - ,,,, f,r;i"0 f.oilinrt" .Vo nn.l v i.rt . - j r ? ...... ..... - " give encouragement to over fed animals in breeding classes. r tli. No premiums will bo awarded to barren females shown in breeiling classes. Oth. Tho judges in each clas will give full report of their awards, and their rcasons fur the same in writing, making such mention of other articles in tho same class which may be worthy of especial notice, as they may deem proper. When it is impossible for judges to discriminate between the merits of the two or more articles for first premiums, they shall award first premiums to all. I.IST OF PROIim.S. CLASS 1 AfiltHTLTritAL DKPAKTMKNT. Best arranged and cultivated Farm $8.00 eust i i i 4.00 best do do Garden 4,(J) 2d best do " do do 2,00 lM-.t Orrliard (tf not l-s.s tlmn 2 trees 4, ( Sdhcst !' ! o ?,o0 best constructed Bee House 4,00 2.1 best 1 clo 2,00 Committkk. (i. 0. 1'omeroy, I. . Ilalsoy, Win. .Sbiyter. CLASS 2 STOCK DEPARTMENT. first blond Stallion M b -n do best do 2d best do best do 2d best do best do best do !.. do '.I years old do 1 do 2 years old do do do yearling colt do sin k in c colt 5,00 f),(K) n.oo .'(,00 2.00 2.00 1,00 best brood marc evidenced by two r(dts7,00 2d best do do do do I5.no best l year old fillv .,oo 3,fK) r,(M 4,00 ri.oo 3.00 2d best do do best span draft horse best do matched horses best Jack best pair imile. 3yrnr old or over best do do do bc.t mule 1 year old bft do colt 2,00 1.00 1,00 Committee. C. II. Reeve, Dr. Confct, "VVm. Krwin. CLASS .1. GARDEN PRODUCTIONS. Rest i doz. blood beets ?0,."0 best do turnip beets .10 best do sugar becU ß0 be-st do parsnips 50 best do mangel wortzel beets .10 best do heads cabbage 50 best do culiflowers 50 best do sulks celery 1 SO beat do vegetable egg ' 50 hpot V bu carrots 50 fceft do fltttimiri 'l

yellow turnips ruta bagas turnips of any kind white onions red onions tomatoes white beans lima beans butter beans soup beans field or garden peas sweet potatoes squashes of any kind sweet pumpkins yankee pumpkins watermelons nuiskmelons collection of vegetables bv one exhibitor $2,00 Committee. James Westervelt. Austin Fuller, Elia Jacoby. CLASS 4, FARM PRODUCTIONS. Best !2'bu corn $2,00 2d best do do 1,00 best do white wheat 2,00 2d bct do do 1,00 best do red wheat 2,00 2d best do do 1.00 best do smooth Mcdilcrancan 2,00 2d best do do 1,00 best do barley 1 00 best do oats L00 2d best do oats 50 best do tlaxsced 50 best do timothy seed ,i0 best do timothy seed 50 best do red clover seed LOO 2d best do do do 50 best do buckwheat 50 best do spring whei t 2,00 2d best do do do 1,00 best coll. of crnins by one exhibitor 2,00 3d best do do do 1,00 best t acre Irish potatoes 2.00 2d best do do do 1,00 Committe. Hiram Baker, Omar Davis, I). D. Hogers. CLASS 3. FIELD CROrS. Best 4 acres corn $4,00 2d best do do 2,00 best 1 acre buckwheat 2,00 2d best do do 1,00 Committee. Jno. Cleaveland, S. White, II. lltrvcy. CLASS. 0. FRUITS. liest k largest varieties winter apples $2,00 2d best do do do 1,00 best 10 rarities of t doz. each 1,00 2d best do do do 50 best varieties of J 4 doz. each fall apples 1,00 '2d best do do do 50 best coll. of pears 3 of a kind 1,00 b() 1,00 .10 1.00 .10 2d best do do 00 best coll. grapes 2d best do do do best bu. cultivated cranberries 2d best do do do Committee. T. D. Lemon, S. Tavlor, (5. W. Wright. CLASS 7. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

best do best do best do best do best do best do best do best do best do best do best do best best 3" best 3 best 3 best 3 best 3 best

Best 2 lbs. butter $l,0n 2d best do do .10 best sample cheese 1,00 2d best do do .7) best o lbs maple sugar 1,00 2d best do d) ' ."0 best specimen ham .10 2d best do do 2.1 best specimen cured beef .00 2d best do do 21

Committee. Mrs. M. L. Smith, Mrs. A. P. Elliott, Mrs. Jno. Shoemaker, Mrs. Jas. Westervelt, Mrs. Wm. Edwards. CLASS S. JELLIES, PRESERVES AND PICKLES.

Rest coll. Jellies $2.00 2d best do do 1,00 best coll. preserves 2,00 2d Ik st do do l.nOi best do fresh butter 1.00 2d best do do .10 best do pickles 1,00 2d best do do 00 Committee. Mrs. J. F. Vanvalkenburgh,

Mrs. T. Carle, Win. Beels, Miss C. Toan, ACSnrdEISS : b.r t heir sacntices 111 the v.ar, t u many a tive-; will c .ale-co with northern democrats j hattcri'd. Miss C. McDonald. ' ; negro has fallen on the battle field. ' and rule the country. Is this nation. I am tn,Tv vour CLASS 0. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Tn bis late speech at. Cleveland, Ohio, j ;ro-,t applause liven while I sav that ! then t remain dismenibered to serve the ' ySiY Wu'l Kfitiikk Best sample llanncl 1,00 President Johnson 5:ud : j we deserve the ri-ht of suflrag.," even 1 enos'of parties 'i Have we learned no " 2d best do do .10 Now to the Frcedmen's Rnroau. A hat u hiIo I plead for luv race, v.ui'imut ' wisdom by the history of the ten ea;s. " , 1., 'iw, best lag carpet 1.00 -.-.. ? l.',,r million -l ives wer. eni inei- 1 .1 . " I t- 1 , . StiirClCI fc?l)lilg II l('.li. dbest do V) ' 1 m'Hir thatyoii mavwant us again. ! 1:1 which ju-t tins course ot saeriheing the I " 1.... ....L i.i....i-..t- 100 rated and given an coual chance and I air rAppiaue"! " ' ! nation to th. exi-encie. of mrtic r,!un-ed i Ir- M'ary. elitär of the Rrenham

2d bet best 2.1 best best 2d best be-? 2d I) .st best 2d be st best 2d best best do do ..0 1.00 .10 1,00 ,10 patch work quilt do do fancy quilt do counterpan do coverlet do comfort quilt do do pair wool stockings 1.00 1 00 1,00 r0 1,00 .10 ro " do do socks " 1 h woolen yarn 2d best do do best made overeoa-t best do dress coat 2.1 1,00 1,00 .V) 00 .10 best :o pants vest flax thread best do best 1 h C.iiumittoe. Simon Rcckcr, Andy Reiscckcr, 1). I). Rogers, Jonas .Miller, Mrs. Amanda Rank. CLASS 10. Rest specimen of embroide ry $1,00 best manufactured bonnet 1,00 2d best do do r0 best coll. needle work by 1 exhibitor 1,00 2d best do do do "0 best ladies' coat 1,00 best husk mat o0 best heart Ii rug M Committee Mrs. Dr. Confer, Miss Jane Hrown, Mrs. Co fly Mrs. II. llcrvey, Mrs. A. K. Rrirg. CLASS 11. FINE ARTS. liest coll. of paintings $2,00 2d best do do 1,00 best doainbrotype.N, daguerreotypes and photographs 2.00 best do (linivins best sperinien ix-nmanship i.0 Committee. I. Freesc, IL Loup, A. C. Catiron, CL.AS3 12. Rest two horse lumber wagon $0,00 2d b st do do do 11,00 " two horse plow 2,iM) " specimen brooms not less than 3 1,00 cooperage barrow land roller coll. tin ware grnin basket Jj'doz. axc-lu Ivch fipeeimen turning bee hive wooden pump i.J doz. band rakes two horse carriage . i .. l.nt) 2,00 1,00 .10 1,00 1,00 .10 1,00 1.00 .l.oo it no nuggy ' spinning wheel and reel Committee C. C Kuck, 1). T. Conger, I). L. (Jibson. CIiSS13. 1IARXKSS, OOTrt AND SHOKS. Best two horse harness do do trcnt's saddie lüflv'a saildln i?'2.00 '"(' o'ooi riding bridle 'u " 'dir calf boot .4 2,00 14 fpecimen ladies' boots and shoes 1,00 coll. of leal her 3,00 Committee. -Wm. C. Edward, Jno. William, M. M.Galcntine. CLASS 14.--CAHJNBT WARE. Rest coll. cabinet ware b?t do chairs t.00

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I 50 j so ; uest : 2d best r' I best J 2d be-1 o0 , ,t.j.t M : best 50 j 2;2dbest 1 best 2' I 2d best CLAS.S lo. CATTLEdurham bull 3 years or over do do do devonshire bull do lo durham bull 2 years old do do " do 1 do do cow 3 do do do do $.-).(!) 5.00 ,"..00 2.00 2.00 :;;(M( 2,00 d best 2d best pest 2J best do do do best pair2 vear old steers 2d best do ' do bet pair yearling steers spring calfi months old 200 i((1) 1 .no Coramitlcc K. J. lvar.s, D. Jacoby, J. Course, II. Jordan, I). J. Conger, CLASS IC SHKEI AND SWINE. Best buck of an v kind 2d best do do" best ewe di 2d best do do best 3 lambs do " boar of any age 2dbcst do do liest brood sow 2d best do do best 4 pigs over G months old Committee. L. iSmaLwooJ, II Rank, A. o; ton. CLASS 17. FAT CATTLE. Host fat ox fat cow " steer 3 years old " sheep of anv kind " lamp dö s w 2.00 2,00 1,00 1,00 4.00 2.0(1 2.oo 1,00 2,0!) A. 3,00 2jM Committee. Jas, Thompson, P. Sehlarb, S. Meredith. CLASS IS. THOTTLWr, PACING AND SADDLE HOUSES.

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evonshirc cow" 3 vears or over 3.00 ! W oiirbt in net- f.r ibt .Sn,.;-illr A ., .. . n .t. tr.4.. . i . ' ....... . : '

do do do" do ooo i i r i V , i 1 ' - ' u ,lMmau"!l ' ' lul U1- i;ucs i;uc 111 lv- . otii-ng is so dangerous t , the freed men durham calf 1 vear old I oö I mci UT1S " ' h ,x: certainly. ; be llion to their feloral rehtio,,. a, an utnettlel stale of society in the pair work oxen Mjm j L L:".U'htcr . I in it uecauso tho negro is J Our theory of govern iient has no idar-e Uoulh. On him conirs all the spite, and do do 2.n:) I And we have recently become ; for a Slate except in th- U ib n. It is an-er. an 1 eaprieo, an 1 roven. He will broKe pair 3 year old steers 3,00 1 aware that a rrcat revolution is 'oii" on . i:irlv t-.l-on f.-.r in 1 l...f ti.. i . . . . i

n?st trotting hors minutes 2d best do do best paring do 2d In st d do best saddle horse 2d best do do

orse, time within 31,' because our Uovernment is based upon the j do $1.00 i idea of universal suffrage. It knows not, Jo , : ; it s!i,u!,l nr,t cühor CMHtry, -r ny;,,. J do do ' d V;);ner, or color; Englishmen, Irishmen, dcii

oM; i ,o.i. Committee. T. A, Rorton, Jo. Pot.ter. J. L. Cleaveland. CLASS ID. Rest coll. and specimens of farm. Gardtn and on .-hard productions bv oneexhibitor '$ t.no 2d best do do do 3.00 Committee. All the Ex-Presidents. . CLASS 20.-LADlEsRlI)IN( MATCH. To the la.lv that rides the mo.. -nr.-fi.Ilv and shows thebÄ awarded 10n;, $10.00! 2d best do 3d best do do do do do do do 7,00 I oa 0,00 Committee. i. W. Houghton, J. V.

1 ,,v '" v"u V '' 11 " ' "iv, 1111 1 uu .-.1 , we u.-i .ea ou put 11 ! uncongenial to our Uieas aim itrmcip CS, :.,, .t retebes hi ler ' ( lit of it rise

Tbomn.! trot!, .vr, t.i :.;v;ir.i V.vi w! ' ' ' L"M' "'-J ""oiiiea, let not . Out pro-cm i neu t lv dangerous to the spirit : spectres an.l tlireateningsoan.R I

aniele vinbolieal ot the eontest. as -!)ves, b.i- j tiu't.,a,ct ,H '"''tteii. J of our government. However humane the rUlf I,0 c!,ed. and burv in it slavery.

dies, wfnps.i idiiig Int or sknt, s hIiüc e!tli or odi- nenne uecrei me riMit ot su.irage, cn is sougnt and thc motives, it is in tact. ; tinntil animo-itv, and all strifes, a er article of not los value than the premium. ; for we were voiir friends durin" thr? whole ' .1 ponrs. of ini-iiethm i.vn,, . mr!....!.? " '

-, . t I - t ----- - ----- Railey, X. (,. Jhomp-011, v-. S. R. Ed-' your ei.cmies. or wo 0 were your fnen K : ing the people to a stretch of authority wards, Miss A. Wheeler. j Who succored your p .or prisoners when ; which can never be other than dangerous CLASS lil. WHEAT l-'LOTR. ! lmi Thunder, Anderson- to liberty. ... , r , . .. . I viiie and Jeile Nie: 1 hev hateu and' I am aware that goj 1 men are wilh.ud 1 Best sample ol wik at Hour ot one bar- 1 . ,. 1 ,1 - : 1. e.i r t 1 .1 ' . i rel kV0 , , tho. s,.-ht "f tho liU',!4 u Vl l,;t(i n,:;'1- j ,r r'n advoeatmg the prompt and successive 2d est do do do -f.. and eagerly nought the onip.my of a black ! admission of the exiled States by the fear In elites No's. 2 and 1.1 arv person livin- :a ,!1,n- Apidau-e I ehielly of its effect upon partic-, and upon .... . .11111 1 1 , 1 riit

m a.ijoiimig coi:nr nuy eme m a coaipttitors start to make their own supp.rt to work; and produce; and. having worked and : Y I produced, to have their own property an,., t . . . I .'..' apply it to tneir ov.n ?uj.p,-rr. i.ur. 111. w m t 1 rrcedmens bureau comes and says wt I I" 1 II . . il A 1 , n . . tii-) ti to ii Ar.roirtm. iti i t ?!.- - i i j . t ,t ..... ,T1 - , . a 1 ! themselves; then these gentlemen. w no I 1 arc stiel rreat Inends to the peojde, tell us j they must be taxed twelve million dollars; ,,,,,,, I to sustain thc rrcedmens bureau. I TSic C'atl.oIlt K 2ns(ilt 1. Colonel Tngcrcsoli, in bis speecli in tbisj cit-, which was cheered to the echo by; tbe radical Republicans, could not conceal his Know-Xothing proclivities. In speaking ol ibe projrrtfcs we had been making toward an equalization of iho races, and of other reforms to follow, he was pleased to allude tothe bead of tbe Catholic church as the ''shaved head monster who sits i.pon the seven hills of Koine." Thc man who was guilty of this insult toour Catho lie citizens ii a fair type of that class of self-styled "reformers," who, now that slavery is abolished, are prepared for a crusade upon Catholics and th.ir religion. Cirri tie tf t 'e I V. . Tin-! Sc i ol or Voisfls. There are women who cannot iriw old women who without any special effort. remain always young and attractive. The number is smaller than it should be, but there is still a sufficient number to make the wide difference between this civs and the other. The great secret of this perpetual youth lies not in beauty, for some women possess it who are not at all hands pome ; nor in dies?, for they are frequently earless in that respect, so far as mere arbitrary dictates of fashion arc concerned ; nor in having nothing to do, for those ever young women are always busy as hces, and

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; 1 , , ,. , , iwitliavcry iert and Jlij.paat ladv, who institutions. but ideas. J lie whole " . .r 1 . , - , - , . , 000 a vear, to take charge oi th's-1 slaves-. . ,. , . 1 11 " , , , r , . j out athdavit or warrant ; which violates thc : , : . . . , j said to him : country has advanced L.r bevond : ... , . .... , -., ou had a roady expanded three thousand , . ,, , . , . , , . .-. ; constitutional guarantees oi freedom of the

4'iit i.s well known that idleiuvs will fret

people into old age and ugliness faster than overwork. The charm, we imagine, lies in a sunny temper, neither more mo less the blessed gift of always looking on the bright side of life, ami stretching the mantle of charity over everybody i laults ami ladings. ll 8 nt much of a scerot, but. it is all we nave occn anie to uiseovcr , au i we nave watched such with great interest, and a determination to report truthfully for the benefit of the sex. It is very provoking that it i. something which cannot, be corked tip and Fold for fifty cents cr bottle, but ns this is impossible, why thc most of us will have to keep on growing old, and ru)! ugly, and disagreeable. Erching.

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. I;;;S. You want mc to .peak my honest senti ments, tries f'-e yc. J e ask a right toad the dinereutbo-w, to the witness, to the jury box, and ballot box. Applause. I tell you we want the box, lT all in toat box arc certainly secure, ,11 . . . 7 ' m t Ii t n 1 1 cd S t.a f ps .1 n 1 1 if i l'i r im 1 1 !i .iii. 1 n- YV ? . c.c...., , T, same a.gumcuc w men I . .a . ... it. . I A. ' t t T pou .p ucr .iu,, men to vote can be Urged in its lull strength for the right of man to vote regards of Ins color. M c want it not only l,ccauc we are men but became wc arc here in tni.? country, a part of it 1 he masses of man in all countries can take care of themselves A herevcr tney move, tnrones, oontmions, pnneipali J'' pwu. j - .wi - havetogive way. U hen ns and coronets are rent. c they must Lc respecten. ........ j ,, , - 14 lt , iU n j tu,. II jiv.li I tliey move, crow hen they move

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y- I, ...... 4 , ... 11 i-I l A 1 j tb.cy rose, and declared they would meet,

, - , - rrCC , ,llle!lJCCn Lir m,,rc "oalthy than it is, and those goo. I peop.e ol Olt England assembled at! States which lingered on probation to the

"r- iair tu .i.vru ne 1 1 i ig;n rt Muu.igu. i wouia nave ncen under a more salutary 'travel from the E-vp of ;-no-rice to They were not black people, but white j influence to good cmduct than if a dzen the rr.mis,,i land of civilization. The men-Engl.shmen-and as the people th.y armies watched over them. j ü.wn Inust take their nwrcli. I have rose in i their might. A hon tue borer.. Every month that wo d.lay this health- rtl!l riIl!l iu thc rtfsaIläl. If they have ment did not wish to permit tnti meeting, ful step complicates th cae. The exciu- i thf to n,,l.v-,. ,1,. b,r LbirhiM,

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2.00 an i tlicy did meet. Downing street turn2.00 j c l pale, as well it might, for ü would have

I 1, ,1, 'niiiti, i lijvc) in jk i liiiiaii i dearly had they persisted in denying the j right ot assemblage to tho people I go for this right, because the theorv ot our (lovcrumcnt is a democratic theory j mans, nations, countries tongu-s. or ,.eo - pie, an'i 11 snouw uoc ueny me ngnc ro ! vot-N especially to a class lor a peculiar ! jcomple.iun. ; I 1 h;ive:mot!ier nraoment Tt is tins :i I J h, : ,n;1" thor 1 xi' ' tU "l i ;" hat the loack man fought hotter in , ; the late war than the white mau. I do j : not mean to say that you cmld not alone ; j have put down tho rebellion. I believe , ... ... 1 I 'PI. . li t :uu"1- ine wm;e j.eopie were ot 1 ""'""V"1 hry a' re11g.11 to cope sueJn ; the slave masters in the South, and rescue m.i.siei.s me i-out.:, liim rescue. tbeir hirelings. Lot tins I do say that I-I.T1-a.i1j 11 . w nue 1 110 no say inat you com t not go it , war, when von searceiv knew win were fc . - - - . i a.k u, wnat me negro race a.-ks voice "'What do Rceeher Laughter. ou think of Dt-ugl.is I havebe-m aked that yw. . ,, i"o:,c.i, a th uisaiid tim-s, and I haw I i iMi'iiii'Mi hi .1 ii 1 u ;is wiicii no i?L iiiiiiit 11 1 , . - "Ii, 1 W.I , ri Iir.:ivM IO HIV I Mil ' IIV'U I VU 'Receher, with that suave manner ol" lv j . .i i . '- :r c i n i 'Iadanie. it aul did not k , , .. , ' , . , seit, I don t sec how I can know, knrw him Reeehcrdoes not Liiow himself. I don't ... i i i... ... " r x ....i -i sce uov. i tan kiciv.. . imm.iii-c. i - j TI SI sale Fair. e are iniavoroi a Mate r air. ic!. are in lav -r of it not only because it will ..... . . . ... beni'ht the agnenltural interests ol the; s . . I .. 1 . 'Ml i l Mate, but because it will bencht the city. r.-i ,, . J , .f:.te l.nf 1,,.,,,,,,, ;t .;il I IW .1...:... AMU iil'illU Vi Uli' OKllO IIIOIH'J COIICTILM : . ine money oi the Mate money collected ;I-k .... -. ..I ii. v i-'ll -. . . - H . . 1 (V...,. i. . . .1. !. l f. v Irom the people at large has been liberally appropriated to secure a g.o I exhibit : ir . .1 i i tion. e trust the next legislature,: which we have n doubt will be hemocrat: j ing a suitaioe person, and the Miperiniens ent wanting labor, let him be emp!ovd, ..:,! ..i i- ii . without asking any questions. lie must .. t x l i i i c -i l . i not be told to go to tbe Mipenntendent an I i , . i ., i',- ., i . ... promise to vote the Republican ticket, it he wants work. The Fair is a State inMi- , i .i ,i i . tution find there inn.t l e i o no ltie-i rrt. must!. tution, and there mint be t o political pat-1 ronagc aliout it. I he agricultural portion of the State is: mainly JVniocratie, and it i i ' .-" .. .I is on inu cia'oi cmeiis- mat me pueecss i of the I'air depends. We trust that its managers will have the decency to abstain from all attempts to make capital out of so important a matter a the agricultural iu t crests of the .Mate. Ilian t Il- r.tl I. MM . It l-i . j no io wowing is a list u eommemora - live wcdd.t.g.s. i wo years ai er tue ..... ... ll..v ln...iM ..... I . 1 ...... " .1. . I. I'll. ... "in' i. int; jiiju-i Mi.uiuig, iiio nun aus nivcrsary is the ''wooden wedding. " the tenth thc "tin wedding;" the l'lltecnth the "crystal wedding;" thc twentieth thc ''china wedding;" the twenty-fifth thc 'silver wedding;" thc fiftieth tho "golden wedding;" the seven tysfifth thc "diamond wadding."

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.... 1 ... .1. .1 i .iiicvi . iiiuiiiua i iiiiiis ii.i i. o tu nie i i . ic, will mike oth ,r appropriations and we . , . . i was aritsted b.r whipping a negro wench, trust private individual', all over th, j retrograde c,n maintain itsell Lvory an , hp f J A f;nc State, will do all in their power to insure th ."7 "r an 1 part.cs .ct march. ; lit Joll;;rs - . , ih.. ..,,... .fib. c . p ;. 1 1 1 boar with wonder and .h:uikM!id .corn ; J, ... , , , . . the success ol the State l air. Rut we , ( . , . , a s.juad ol s.ddicrs maiehed in and took protest against thi. Mate instilution being J'. V; 1 ' . ; . . h ' oil !he prisoner. Tbe bureau n,,t co. rolitiilcd(op:u!i.adimrpoW. It is not ! ue ,n ?lth h Uin tho ju.l-rnn nt i f Hie civil magi.. soppo-.edbv Republic:!,, money, an 1 no.st , T'V" iotet .be line! The ae not be used as a means of advancing the I l lu5'- 1 fwr ,u,l l): mh l',,nr; ! c-tnt c.mclinles: interests of any party. Wo do not' a-k I "f. . t. F?. LT" J !'U:a,,::n.111 I -t'oupled with the military arrest of

that Democrats shall be employed in filling " 'Z'"1 ,, f.. r 7 ,u"f 1 . J Shorlv, a rich scene oeeurrod. ' The officer 1 iii i i.i i i . j-outli. I he induct v id Ihe north, in di e i . . , . . , , np the grounds, butwedo insist that wheni ... , , V ol the arresting souad g.d gl'Thdlslv drunk, a Democrat dec, apply he shall not be iu -VVtHi ' "J'1 fl11"1"'0"' J accii-.-.l a citable eitizon with

sunc'i. ucu a laoorcr ..uis woik, lies.

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Letter ol'Sienry Uard Rcsclier!o , Ji1'1 SkHoiV C

. , J (I f.n i j.i.mkn : I am ohligcl to you for the invitation which y .u have made to im? to act a. ( liapl.un to the Convcntiusi of sailors and g.ddier. bou.1 to c -mvm.e at : Clevehnd. I can not aitcnJ it but I beartily wish it, and all othor conventions, of what i.artv soever, success, whose obiect is A i ; .I ! I iijt'.ni. ii.üii!..: ..r c... :.. r.i i u.,,, ,t-r,.,aiu.i: a ..i.uu in leociai rciations tenas to its poitt;eal boalth. and 1. a . . . ; to that ol the whole nat.on. Even ternto- : ries arc hast'ilv brou-ht in. often before the prcsciilcd conditions re iulfilltd, as ; if it were dangerous to leave a great com - munity out,;de of the great body politic. j Had th- loyal Senators and Kcprcsentntivcs of Tennessee been admitted at once - . on the assemblage of Congrcs?, and m ,uu um a-semo.age oi congress, ana in , moderate succession. Arkansas, (Georgia, ; Alabama, North Carolina and Virginia, j tl; public mind of the south would have j i:jU'ieiHU It 1 ded population, cuouizh unsettled before. ! glow more intuiiic; the army becomes m . 1

dispensable to local government, and .su time take their place among us. That crcedcsit; the government at Washing- j tXQ0 can not be bought nor bequeathed, ton is called to interfere in one and another ; or gained bv slight cf hand. It will dificulty, and this will Lc done inaptly an d Come"to sobriety, virtue, industry and frusometimes with great injustice: lor ourEliiv A. d..'..Mt;,m i, , i, CA.,n.l

government, wisely adaoted to its own proper functions, is utterly devoid of those habit's and unequipped with the instra mci.ts ivhich tit a centralized government to exercise authority in remote States over j local off.irs. Every attempt to perform . sucti duties has resulted in mistakes which have excited the nation. Rut whatever imprudence there may be in the method, the real criticism should be against the V such duties of tho general government. The Federal Government is unfit to cxereise minor police and lo.?al government, and will inevitably blunder when it r . . . attempts it. J o keep a Jialt score ot Mates j under federal authority, but without mc tional ties and responsibilities; to oblige the central authority to govern half thc ; me central aurnoriry to govern nan tnc ; territory ol the Tnion by-federal civil offia . .! cers and by tin. army, is a policy not only - -- -vvi.-l4 lIVt' ! ' ' ' ; irovernment to be de-no? ic. and familiariz - the Ireedman. 1 us int rebellion and war. I. 1 1 .1 Tl Lven r.'lmit tliat the power would i.acs ' , 1 .. o t lie hau ls .d a party mad up of 1 .1 . 1 :.i . 1: 1 ., I Uli. vjutiiern men. and the hitherto dishonored

I II ll.lt it 11.13 l.A"U ill .(II V 1MI IIICl O'OIIO'J. I I'll t I'll ! . . i i ... " . ii-, 1 less : which denies the lti.t ot habeas i A new party w.ui'J, like a riyer, be obliged i 7 . - - , ,. , . ... L , 1 -.. , , 4, , , n corpus, and wdnch adjudges a parlvguiltvto seek out its chmnel la the already ex i i n- . . . -.i . 'iT . , , . ; and in! lets puiiiliinrtit without a 1 owner

isting slopes nod tonus of the continent l .1 . ,-. e h ive entered a new era ol Jimchv. . The style of thought is freer and more i i ri-i nobie. i no young men ot our times arc ' regenerated. . , l lie great amir ha ' been a .i .... i t i.. . i i tciiooi, .nil uiiu tsc is oi i ii'us;ii,.j y,i nieii '

hi . . Mill HIIKIM'l lll.i lll.l'l'" 1H lll.'11'H'l .11 ave go ie home to iicruli a truer and no! .. ... . , , . , '. . . . iome: e are u t a ivlug.v ; we are bier view ol human riglits. All the lndus s , , ' . - i . . .. . - , a treed nan: perhaps we m:i v be abaudo trial interest', id society are moving with , , 1 ;,

. . , , . . ,. ' 4 . V V , r . IiInM-fv. r.V(rv vli.Ti in enti -io.,. in lit .', i - ianm-, in uaiurai science-, iu unsai .i.li'.. l. II ill 11.11 rl .1. V - , til 'II.SC.U . , f . . . , . ' 1 industries, in soccil nnn i .w :i? w.dl :k' I "'' " ,v i . ' v . in-ii'.i", ! . ... ' , . '. . . in pomics, uie iiauou iecis mar ine w ucr I . 1 , . . , !s VVOr' an,J a ri-i- linn- in the, horizon, and w.ri..s throug'i all the e e- , ' 4. . . ., 7 . . . ,n0I,ts- 1,1 .. US lny ell:U,- 1 .alJ. ! 1 P.. c... :. i...ic . . j , - 1 kx.hu. 1.1 pi.i.r..i... :.. ! . . ... , , , i north crown every hi , and schools swarm i . . ,. -. , ., "i every neighborhood; while the south , , .. . ,. , t, has but scattering lights, at long instances ... ,. . . 7 , " , . twinkling along he edge ot a continent ot darkness. In the i res - ,1 i-ii l ? i . inn. ur-i in luv . ,, -. . ' ' . ( ill 1 ! ence ol sucn a contrast hov mean and eras veu is the fear that the south will rule thc policy id the land ! That it will hae an influence, that it will contribute, iu time. most important intlnencosoncstrainls, we arc glad to believe. Rut, il it rises at ,,n,.. to lb,. , tr.il nf th ,rtn,rn,

' v - '...' .11- 'i .1 I Hill, ill, 11 . , ,- , 1 r. will be because the north, demoralized bv ! C" ,,saJV1s1.,alc,1l bim, prosperitv. ami besotted bv groveling ins,aml l!c :or: t)Mlhcan by Ins own tercsts.retn is to discharge its share of:fU;1. 1,10 :v,,,,' c

. .,.;, ;cal tluty. In r-nch a case the - ith! ' ' . nmenf bnf , ot ouly -vill coatrol ,hö ?UV(.rni!,cnt put ! . ' it ouuht to do it ! It is feared, witii mre reis m, that the; restoration of thc South to hcr full inde I pcndcncc. will be detrimental to the freed-! men. Thc sooner we dismiss from our miml the idea that tho freedmen can be j classified, and separated from the white j population, and nursed and ' defended bv

ihemseives. the better it will be tor them .inl Thencir.b i.r.rt and parcel of

f-unt.ieni s-.eieiv. Ho can not be prr-spcr-wiii.e it is uuprosperou. Its evil will rebound uron him. Its hnppincs and re-in vig"rati" m cu: ii-,t le kept fr-n his participation. The restoration tt the s,U;h io anice re!, tions u ith th j north, th, r.Mt-,,,;, .:,-.., ..r;-, ;...t.rv- tt.. m. 111 inspiration' ofits enterprise and thriit will ;.ll r..,I:,nd t,, tl, ..... i rtrlt --.-., v I lliv, I1VV. tllt'.ll kl ' t - , . , LlJiC-S U'O tUTU t'iO g'VCl"iimcnt into a va,t miiitarv machine, there can nt lc rirmics enough to protect the freed ,. wb;i ....1,..:-.. : roctionary. If southern society is calmed, 1 so: tk l. and occapic-1 and sohe 1 with Incwhq.es and prosperous industries no ariilios wiU Lc uco-lu l. ltiuts will subtle, : law!e,, hangers on will be driven off or ; Letter trnvernod. and a way will be grad , better governed, and a way will be gradt U;liv opened uj to the freedmen, throu-h i edm-aiion and in lu.-try. to full citizenship, ! with all its honors an 1 'duties. Civilization is a growih. Xone can e ear,,, t..ir i ;vf.- v.-.n ; tho irü.lrm. -li cverv un-jivilize 1 i ;p!e has undergone in ; thcir upward pro-ross. thev wili in due tl! tho rmtb r.roin-r.nc n (in tl,. j ot10r extreme a healthy ouition 'of civil J ,0ciety "in the ' south i indispensable to tho ! welfare of the freedmen ! lJcfuin- to admit 1 ,val Senators and Representatives from the South to Coni ..r.. wdl t bold t!,t fre,dff..M Tt will j ut secure for them the vote. It will not j protect them. It will n d secure any a nendmcnt ef our Constitution, however :jlJt and wise. It will only increase the ! dangers and comi-lieate the difficu'.ties. Whether we re 'ird tho whole nation or j anv section ofifor c;a-s in it, the first 'dc I mänd of our time is entire reunion. I '1 0:ice united, we can, bv schools, ; churches a free preys, and incrcasi: j speeeh, attack each evil n:d secun ' .,0od ing lree ?eeurc every : .-0(d. Meanwhile thc great chasm which rebel- . ij0I1 lna lc "ls not filled up. It grows deeper dread .et that sccud haIii1 1 ! r. Co i,..t .1... v.,- -1.,. . ... , . - j. iiin Hi, I'!. lC I..V-1I, nil", "Ml 1 ;lT,d land, faced death to save the nation, Should now bv their vol and vote consummutc whaithcir swords' rendered pos, ! nde i ' ' L" ylv ,10 p:i;C ,.f the fr.-cdii.en, for tho I suke of the south and it millions of our J fellw count rvmeu, for our own sake and ! J y ! for the "ret cau-e of freedom ami civilize Ila.v-r, was antäte 1 and fined Soi) bv jt'aptaiu S. A. Craig, sub. Commissioner of ' . .1 'Ulli .1. V MIL. 'I". V Mil . II ISN jo ' 1 , .. , ,. , . . ,, i rcedmen. lor pu!d:?hing the loh - , 1 - artnde: lowing Captain Craig is a profound joker his puiiwimrtir without allowing i mil. .1 tll.lt js. IJ"l Ii V .1 illl I li'.J .1 MIUI1UIC i . l, : . . .. :i :. i : l . . ...1.1 : , r..." ..... i oe i uriS'j.c. lOTi u a Lr s oureau ci i , , . - . ' . ,. ' icu is, as we unucrsiano it. oniv i rciu- , , , i . ; , i gees, iiee.imen an l an an. lone. i Janus uni 1 i i i ,ir r ii i i.i u . . hi'nk vi wonder do we not nei ..land w question as to the arrest has h vep.o ted to iVoident Johnson by ; . 1 . J ioveriP r Tl:rockm ttin. . I If - . Rclusing to pav the tine, Mr. Med arv . - ... J , was sent to tail, where be rt ill remains. .... . . I he case has been rep rtcd to 1 reside ,K,lm,on , :ovcr!lor 'Throekmorton. ,v J . u i i he lcxas A'... tells ol a case win ,-eeured in Miüiean. A man named Shor lit in.r bi ,'cf.d ' lie svr 1 nnvl rnnfod aJ j rav(.;j a.uj -u.orc jl0 w,mjj arro,t him. i , . .... .1- l ... one oi me idiers came lorwara an.i ioiu ; One ol the ?. ldiers came forward and ti I , , ,. , , , , . the bacehana hu.i her.) that he ha 1 tal i - , , , ,. ... , , the pitol, as ho believed him too druuk 1 .. ' ., n. , , ,. icarrril. 1 he iflic r ordered him un. j - , 1 , , . . , . - nnl. r v . 1 1 it-.m-.1 ... l.o.i.l .Mir h.-.r. ! the bacehanali.i'i her.) that he ha 1 tak.cn to lor the j. !.?.-. Will. ... ... 1 I.. 1... 1..- - n 1 .'HUI. 1 .1 Mt I (I II II.IUU Olli III III II I , , , . , . , i var.ee.i on me gnara inreatening i. uemoii.sh them unless they surrender aud grounded arms. Seeing that it was fight or surrender, they fixed bayonets and p ,u,,.7" aV j rJ"r-0,1 1,0 ,,n",lcn hT'' " P3 Ianl. j?" i Attorashow ot resistance, tli heroic ..fScrenie i grcac nicrnmcnt among our citi. Tmcher "What art of speech is tbe r,;'r' ".V (hesitating ) Noun, ir. l t ,,c,r 1 it masculine, feminine, or n.cu-.or, ' ' y Oing t-lrjOCan't .ay Xx s hatched. Truchrr Well, then" ni.T can you tell me the case? Dcy ' Oiniekly ). t. it'? tbe .shell, fir.

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