Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 May 1867 — Page 2

TUB PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

J. Q.OSDORKC-l S. L. HIRTCY, $

Editors. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA: Tu ck 3 D a y,May 28, 18 6 T . The Republican Party. The objects lought by the party in power, and the means by which they are to be obtained, are let forth in an appeal to the numbers of that party, pnt forth by ita executive committee. It i urged that immediate organization of the radical element in the Southern States bo effected. "Not a day should be lost in forming and strengthening within those States a public aentiment ia consonance with the principle! which underlie the great political organiration to which we belong." Hive recent developementi in the Southern States alarmed the leading radieals and aroused their fears of success ? The committee say, "we desiro to prosecute a systematic and thorough canvass of the Southern States, by the most efficient speaters of both races. We would eecond their ifforts by a dißtribution of documents, ecforclng the principles policy and aims of the Republican party." "It is the pressing need of the hour that bold, judicious and able men, thoroughly imbued with our creed, ahould there , explain our principles, eaubltäb our faithful ness to them, and prove that national great. nes and human freedom, depend upon the permanent triumph of our cause." Just how "national greatness and hu man freedom" arc to be established by the triumph of. military despotism, created and upheld ia tea sovereign State, we are at a hsa to determiat. The human, freedom ecured by the triumph of radicalism con sists, for the m?it part, ia a compulsory ong of praise to tyranny, or a forcible ex clujioo from the rights and privileges which American cititeas hold eaest dear. Vts tire radical ticket, blow the radical bttgle, eingpeans of adulatioa to radical leaders, and you may do what yew, will, all Is well Refuse to do these thiols, and behold in the Southern States a sample of tks 4'fcu-, rnan freedom" y3 will be permitted to cijc7 under raiical rule. "Beyond this, k is tswBtity ay &e oanutt?e, "that f&ozld so- cstcl?lkh in thee States free thought, free speech And a free press. Every part of this republic mutt be epec -te tbe discission of principles acd sjieatres," Not so do some of tUe twHi:y dcsjol who reign in the south, understand the freedom cf speech and of the press. The people ha?e beec (Tortiddec tc dwcu3 the treasures -ef tkc riling power -cr.der pin vf trial before a aili'tary court, "ordared to try acd organized tc cqbvVcL" A free fTCus and free specet, indeed, vrheu the citizen is not allowed to. write oc psak. augi.t ia opposition to the oppressive measures instituted bv & i-srctLc as ! cruel cabal at Washington., cf whom such men as Thad Stevens aad Ben Butler arc the leading spirit. The committee appeals to tV.c tterchere of its party te forcish lacans vith whkh to defray the -ezpecscs of the Ee7 feoctkenc movement. Speakers arc t bo seat ct documents printed, and other things to bs performed, which must all be eaid for. and the masse of tha party are appealed te, to furnish the nuney. "VVKrtfT,- :n i - re eeea. Zf despotism, misrule and expression arc dcsicaJsk, then should the Republican party becociinued in ower, and, tkc promoted eouthcrt aovemett it su' taiuei. No pains will be Feared by die leaders to"organite fer the remaining elections of 18G7, and the Presidential ekction ofl 863." Te this nd the south h to be flooded, with ri:h mea zu Wilson, Wad aad Butler, who will sow bread-east the seeds of hate, aad trais tho b'.acks foe a war upon the principles of freedom, and unite them, if poible, into secret bands to create and keep up continued strife and disorder in the south. By such means fiey Lopa to retain their grasp upon the ward and the parse of the nation. Tto Ol toey ver Again, In the commencement of tho war the pirty in power, afraid to trust the good nse and intelligence of tho people, refs ei to pear'?, by tatatiun, tuoney gumeient to defray .ie expenses of the gorornment. They preferred to horror t t uinous rate of interest, and old feoads fee . less tha half their nominal value to raise means to carry on the war according to their propamine. The result is now mauifent in the eaormous debt which hangs like an inwbus over the people, aid in the lar-'e amount of taxes imposed upon them in every conceivable shape. The pooplo are beginning" to oel this burden and are clamoring for relief. ' They are willing to pay what is necessary to keep good the credit of the governinent and to defray current expenes, provided the government be economically adminiitered, but they have no faith that the present party in power will bo less reckless or more honest than heretofore, and are r ontequcntly desirous of a change of rulers. "ö luanauns ana aemaosrues composing the majority in the last Congress, reduce, to some extent, the taxes, while the debt is increasing, and millions ' upon millions of dollars were recklessly fpent for partisan purposes. They doubtless hopod by reducing the taxes to blind the taasfc? of the people and lull thom into f'irtLer ffurtt hv 'hih rii?3)iin

would be longer enabled to remain in power.'; ' 'Vi The Legislature at iti last tetsion, followed the example" of their friends in Congress, and reduced the State taxes, although the State is largely in debt. At

the same time they appropriated large sum3 of money for purely partisan objects, and for purp0se3r worse than useless, increasing the public debt while they were reducing the taxes. The State organ cf radicalism strongly recommends the boards of County Commissioners .in the State to follow the example, and our neighbor of the Bepublican endorses the position of the Stato Journal. He prefers a debt drawing interest, to raising the means by taxation for the purpose cf defraying the expenses of necessary improvement. He is hard to pleise. If the County goes in debt he howl lugubriously; if it raises money by taxation to defray the cost of necessary improvement . and current expenses, he whinea piteously, and in cither case gTumbles like a bear with a sore head. We dislike running ia debt and do not admire heavy taxation, but we believe it better policy to levy a sufficiency of taxes to defray current expenses and make all needful improvements, than to go largely in debt and pay interest from year to year. In those counties which have gone largely in debt, county orders are hawked about the streets at a discount of ten to twenty per cent., while in those that pay as they go, the conuty orders are at par good as greenback. "We think it more equitable, better policy and sounder financiering, to provide sieans as we go, thau to run ia debt and pay interest, and issue orders that cannot be redeemed perhaps for years. BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE. iiounuoN, Ini, 3Iayt 21st, 1S67. Eds. Demochat : If there ws ever a more dmgrecAble"spe 11 of weather" than we have had for the (mst week or two theoidest inhabitant tails to reateiabcr ii. The roatl are lrca!iul bad," end as it rains almost continu&Ur the prospects arc favorable fur the same bad coadiditlon. Farmers are distressed about the condition of tho grouad, for i4aating fields that have ??ecn pioed iook rficre like vast inud holes than any thing eJsc, aad unless the weathtr Boon changes for the better, lire corn crop in tkis section t.tJI be a failure. The coming wheat crop looks weJL xt which w are greatly rejoiced, Mrs. James, wife -üf Marshal James of t-Ki-1 iiace, ujcu ou v eunesu&y luornin last. Jler reipain were taken to Paofi, Pa., 'the fo .mer place of her residence, for burial. She was an excellent woman, a.nd lrci0VCci by aU who knew her. She leaves a husband, several children, e,nd t large -circle of friends here and clsew-here to iüouin Jicr ioss. n effort is befog mtU-e to start a brass band in this plaoe witli to&m thow of sneces.. There are quite a rvunut'cr of musician here and f.ur er five I believe, who Lavs been rccniVert, -f tracs bcd organizations in gone by. Iu anticipation of this event vv are etch -evening given a foret.istc of those melodious rounds Uuttaru txix-cted to "soothe Xhe stvagc ar.d4x;Jid the knotted oikr" when the organ'izf.tiec U conipltteil. An amount nr.t exceeding lO i riquirixl to accomplish the desired lesult, and for this purpose t. lubscrirtiivs. papf-r is Wing cireiilateil and our citizens cvnerally are exinjcttd to come n .1 if. i i - . dowc with flic "stamps." Although . those why tsre-TRanizing the 7rKl urc sill "WowerC jret they do uot wUUtobt conquered as ""bloiB," when th-y aJi fwr laoucy. They ncdaioncy, and mrvney they must havc And if our people are liberal ia this as. in most tÄterp rises in which they arc individually or iadiri'ctly interested, the amount askcdiforwill be speedily Vorthcoming. I learn that our lM-oCtee Ls to bo rwrftov ct on tt 27th inst., toihe tooum tirtdoor north of 3Ir. Sears' clothiog store. This is a "inoy c in thc-riht direction.'' From the IntKanaiolis Herald. Tfec President Responsible lor lavlü' Iteleusc. T.o Judiciary CcmmiUee is looking into the operation connected with the release i rf Il'jvia If rnrifnr4 that thf lrrti?flfri wa3 aircct!- leoosihlc for the our f pursued, having insisted, through the DisUriel Attorney, that the trial should pro1 . a . 1 a cce J, and that the prisoner ahould be ad 'mtttcd to bail. The Attorney (Jlcneral is to he summoned before the committee regarding this matter. Wathiitylon Correspondence o f the Cincinnati Gazette. . The evidence la directly to tho reverse of the foregoing statement iu regard, to tho responsibility for the delay, or rather refusal to try Jeff. Davhh . K?cr since the arrest of Davis, over tvo years ago, it has been in the power of Chief Justico Chase to bring him to trial. Under the pretext that it would bo beneath his dignity to hold court iu a State which was under the jurisdiction ot military authority, he has declined to proceed with the trial or rather evaded it. Tho responsibility for the rc1CIÜO OI 11 VIS IS Willi Vyini uiuuwc Liiasc and not with the President. . The latter caused him to be turned over to the , civil authorities, and.it was no moro than .just to the prisoner that cither tho trial should proceed, or else that he should be admit ted to bail or discharged. Tho prisoner has demanded a trial repeatedly, and announced that he was prepared for it at any tino, but the prosecution has novC.r been reidy, and especially not prepared to proceed with the case, when he was deliv ered to the civil authorities; and if it was not then, it is not probable that it ever ill be. Tho fact is Mn Davis was an uncom fortable elephant while in tho custody of the Government. Justice Chase could; not have presided at his trial, nor could & trial have been held without great embarrassment. When Governor of Ohio he threatened rebellion, armed resistance to the General Government, upon tho contingency thatit should attempt the enforcement of a federal law obnoxious to tho Sons of Liberty iu Ohio a political organization which he represented. And the present Chief Justice of tho Federal Court when Governor of Ohio, promulgated a ultra State right doetrineaas were ever advocated by the leader of the "lost cause," When tba secessionists of the south threatened to withdraw from the Union afttr tho election of Mr. Lincoln to the Vrr:-ivcv iu UOf rjvcriiT Chare wav

one of those radical, State rights Republicans, who were not only willing they should go, but .'conceded that uader the fundamental principles upon which the Government was founded, they had the right to that redress. for their political grievances, n a speech in tho Senate of the United States about ten years; ago, Senator Wade expressed tho opinions of the abolitionists uf that lay, of whom cx Governor Chase was tho leading spirit, lie said t , "Southern gentlemen stand herb and in almost all their speeches speak of the

dissolution of the Union,: I " mn not of those who would ask them to continue in the Union. f It would be doing violence to the platform of the party to rchiclrl belong. We have adopted the old Dcclarat tion of Independence as the basis of oar political movement, which oceUre tHat .my people, when the Government ceases i to. protect their rights, when iiti so sub. verted from the truo purpo-rs' cf government as to oppress them, Kavb a '.right to recur to fundamental principles,' and, it need be, to destroy the government under which they live, and to ervot on its ruins another, more conducivo to their welfare, i" hohl that thej have this right, 2 icill not blame avy people for cxtr eising it xchenever they think the contingency has come. You pan not forcibly hold any nien ia the Union ; for the attempts tu do so, it Beems to me, would subvert the first principles of the Government uüder which wo live.' If Jefferson Davis hid been put upon trial for trer.son and Chief Justico Chase had presided, would Lot the production of such "treasonable" sentiments fwr such he entertained and taught have been exceedingly embaxrassiag to him and to the prosecution ? And thc wcro uttered upon the floorof the United States Senate by a man whose political doctrines wcifc endorsed by his constituents in his i-lcc-tion, and the present radical Senat has houored the same person by iDakipg him uldition,. there are Stanton and Holt, now j occupying Ligi pcsitioas ia tiie Govern ment who were m J oil sympathy with the prisoner after he had raised the bonnet of j rebellion as tho representative of eleven states, and u the rebellion vras treason, they gave it "aid äsd tbinfo: ?he evidence belehr that Chief Justier Chase .is responsible for ixo-t bringing Jefferson Iavis to tria), and tto donbt he, and all the old fashion eil State rights Republicans, rejoice that thd Goveinmcat ha3 finally succeeded in getting the elephant off of its and their Lauds. Froia the Ir.dmiKpo"5i 5 rail. ' Mate lteniK. Ali. tou Lovf.- I)a7id Rcid. of Warren ecttntjr, retently committed saicide by roi?nii)g liijuself in Vkre Creek. Mr Reid The LvansTiüc Journal saya 2haS Jack Angel, of 2sewb-ur, shot James JLuv for railing Lim a rebel. The shot took effect in Law hip. inflicting a serious wound. Stabuki A WONSAS. A' lliclimond rouc;h, named T.ylo?r dargeroasly &tabbtd Mts. Idling in the aKloiWD, hn vf eek. Taylor was held to ball in tls swj of SÖ00. In Frankfort, Kobtrt Steed, sixteen year old boy, threw a stone to frighten some smaller boys. Tlw stonr striick a little fellov? aaiae-l Lcary, d'-rcosTy fracturlag lis skuU. liEsVRREcTiox. ltziU Kes.tr of Tjrre Haute, vrho diet) 2d Tas burietl tn mouths . since, was disinterred on Friday last, on suspicion of fool play. His stomach will be analyzed fcr poison. The l!ofFton Jbnrrser says the jc-stico of . t.'t prsce vho firant ritrorce casc does net live in WcILj county, but irradiates th? dismal wild.3 &t Jay with the corrascative scintillation of hi brilliant grains. tflad to hear i!. Lt v ante D. I I c n ry Jaivbs, srehant and stock dealer, icvcntly eut his stick fvt MerriiJtown, Delaware county, leaving hid C7cditörs to hold a $20,000 bag. Ilesrv is said to have elevated extensiv ch in the foeiy liao, doing one party out uf $11,000 by his extraordinary ihill iu pemuansLip. Fatal Accident. M. Aux Sibtrts. an engineer in Mr. Fur&es' ötaTe factory at Calumet, W39 nceidc&taUj killed last Saturday by the bursting of a laro wocxlcn bandwheel, the fragmeS of which strnck hirn in the lhco and breast, causing death inn few xuiuute. Vufparuiso Jiepvldican, Vi Man Kiixkp. A m.m by the name of Ainoa iSeibert, a resident tf tliM place, was killed at Fnrnessville, last Friday. Ho was working u the stave factory, when a part of the machinery gave way, striking and iujnring.him so severely that . death ensued before the surgeon who had be2n sent for from this city cnuld Arrive. Michigan CUyfJhttrpri, l?th. A "L.tt" RonnKrs. A robbery occurred in this city the present week, in which the sum total exceeded one thousand dollars in cash. Through the energy of one of our city officers, who were engaged to work np the case, the money was recovered. The thief wa a young woman, and as the caso will uot he litigated, we have been enjoined to suppress the names of the parties. A cm? Allant Ledger. Novkl Mauri vfK in Fort Wayne. Hophia Kel'cy, a black-eyed littlo French girl of Fort Wayne, recently hunted down Samuel Qtticksell with a revolver, drove him to a magistrate's office, and compelled him to marry her then and there, under penalty of having his calf's brains blown out. Samuel's career as a gay deceiver is closed in ' Fort Wayn? Ho '-lit oui" as b-fon as the ceremony was over. One Vohb, alias Vesper Day, recently ran away frön Antiocb, Huntington county, iu most indecent haste. Cobb, or Pay as he was known in Artioch, was a rampact advocate of God am! morality, and a patriot of purest ray serene. He leaves Mr. Day in Autioch, while Mrs. Cobb, with a half dozen little Cobbs, u anxiouily mourning his loug absence from hU Ohio home. 'The Fastest Time on Kecoki)." The Muncie Times announces that a loving couple wero inarriod in that city, took the train cast, and wero suugly tucked away behind the curtain of a sleeping car berth before tho train had erosaed White Iliver, about a niilo from town., The Timet charitably supposes the young folks had never beoH "married much" before this interesting occasion, and got out of t 1 . Mil- L?J- ill!. sight as quiCK as poi?iDie, to nna.inrir Hurhci.

,n Ilunt-ngtod , on Monday, Ja scoured a mi inch dirk between the ribs of I John VinTTnlton o ,rr. cerv I-,pr,or I üüün anilolten,. a groce) ki.epcr. j

lreel eseapedj and -V anriolwrtr lies at death s door. Julias C. Churchill, aged about fortyfive years, aud residing three miles south of Mooro'a Hill, committed, suicide last Friday, by hanging himselt. DwCOXTEJJTEDDLf CRÄCktlNÖS. - An application for divorce before Judge Bucklea on i cdnesday was from a woman in tier eightieth year, the husband being ; in his seventieth. Jfuncie Times. Independent tclk'of unruly boys in that totfn,' who congregaio in the mill - on 15roud street, and expose their persons, tn ladies rasiinp; to and from tho raüroad. Tho Jtodepeiufrnt says the rascals ate spottod. They ouht to bo striped. ' Jeffersönville is afilictcd with two Mayors, Captain Poindexter failed to qualify until tho sixth day, whereas the law prescribes fivo us tho limit. Mayor Ware refuses to surrender tho honors and emoluLicuts of the position. Schuyler Colfax will amble "Across the Coutioeut" iu Laporte, on the 2 lib. Schuyler expects to plump into the Presidency in good time, when his weary journeying "Across tho Continent" will be abandoned. Poisoned. Wc learn that several members of Mr. P. Urn's family, residents ci this city, have recer lly died iruin what was supposed to be tlu effects of poison. Koiwuo Tribune. Mr. K. Nino's family, ia this citv, has fccen similarly afflicted. Gold in Huntington. The goM mining eompany organized here sosve ronths since, have in course of e-rettion fi larpe frame baildiiij near te qnar ry vrhere' the quarti rock is found in th greatest abundance. Js soc as tlve baildin is! coiupVtcd, urt engine of twentr-ffvo horse poTer, r.iannfaftCTrfrd ."vt the machine worka of P. Y. 3Io&tt, a-n-d the quarts cruher now f-Jorstf at ihc railway cps, Trill be removed into it, awd operatrojys coTamcnctxl in earnest. Thnt there is goAl in thisf region sufficient to justify the expenditures that ha-vebeen invts-rred ia ptrreh-asing the naehinery teraainatrag, h no longer a matter of doubt. Ifwnthtgton Democrat. JfYDRoriiGBTA. X correspondent of tAe llockport CrmpVr, rithi fsorj GranJ 713W says : The dog of Mr. Gordon, of this p-Iacc, wbicli went mad or took hydrophobia some tour weeks since, wa ? seen to bite a hog belonging to Thomas Kay, which went raving wad just twenty -three days frou the time it was bitten, aud diet?. It is now thirty honr3 since the hog nfiet), and the ground is pcrivctly green T7hcrc the froth rin from the hog's moa.tr. Yesterday, a fine cowbelonjri-nto Mr. K.ty, went raving mad, and äc took tho trmely precaution to snoot ncrtDis smm-in;:. A aor Deionmir to 3Ir, Holder, of th"i3 place, which was bitten about" the same time that the ln spoken of wasj was also found to be rabid, and yesterday, hunted down nnd shot. This BWTniug another ewe wis firlly develj oped is cRog It losging to Mr. Kcbel, of this p:ffe, and the animal was killed by Dr. Tilluian, a3 I nndentand. WasihSqton, May 21. The recent intimiitions hoW on t from an apparently atrfientie sonrcc, in tha Washington cp ulft'caK' that lmancial matters vuuld neeeasitate a uitetia of congress in July, are completely ncjjptivetl by Steretary McCulloeh s opiHwn: He ?ts tltrit the treasury easget along easily until eembev. T?e ant wring indebtrtdue?; 1 De01 the Urnted States is beijr converted at the rate of more th:m $1.000,000 per day, and there ia no reason to dmibS that the iirst 5crics ofseven-thirties and early compound notes will all be converted by the end of the fiscal year. The treas-ary will therefore not bo pressed to- rclcra them. As rerpyds the ccett ptblicatxn that the war departracDt mW hcciI f r the current year S 1 L'ö,O00,CUO; bc-th Secretary McCulloch and esretary Stanton deny 'it. Tho secretary of war 5i:rt made no such estimates, and declares that the; figure? published are made p fro hi false premises. It may be eoaeltsded, in view of tbis, that if thero is any session in July, it will be callst) ry the judiciary cora-iuittee. T!c 4icvllt'iicySr. Louis, May 20. The Ihmocrat, this- morning, in discussing the presidential juestior, utters the followic-g language : "There U a statesman who has been the military superior of all our gcseralrf, and whose part in- the war has beea not hs deserviög of honor thau that of the bratest hero that ever slept on a hard-fought fteld. There is oue such man, aad but one the seertary of war, PMwin M. Stanton." It also favors tho election of tho vico president from Missouri, and says, of :all the former slave etates, no other so well deserves the honor, and no other can more Justly claim for hqr leaders iu this struggle the "confidence and the gratitude of the nation." MeKee, th Radical opponent of John D. Young, for the : Ninth Congressional District of Kentucky, 7as givou notice that he will contest the cltctiou. MeKee stand as much chance of being elected to a seat in Congress as he docs to a teat in Paradise. A darkey's wile undertook to run away with another vhap" yesterday, but : was caught in the act and licked by her husband, after which ho said to her; "Now den, takedat and git wid dat nigga, an' ef you ebcr cum baek to me, I H gib you wus an' more ob it.f "Hun off, will you? Larn't dat from the poor whito folks. Ott I" She got. --Louisville Dimocrut. In the First Ward of Crawfordstillo Henry Lorenz, a Democrat, was elected councilman. In tho Second Ward there was a tie voto bctwesu William S. Fry, Democrat, : and Knsminger, Itepublioan. In the Third Ward a radical as clcctod by a small majority.': Crawfordsville has heretofore been strongly radical. Atlaclimeiit Police. Tbostafl J, Luran, YanvscU'ii Tury, V AttaJiDtcnt. V. Jy Khriihrrd. Not irrt in horliv iriion tu Ii. lpf'ndHllt. W. .IT RlfPherd, that tho hov entitled 4ause I pending bclorc tno, tnd it nppearJiiK b5 ,h ri tnm of th 'onntiible -n-dorwd on ti Humnionn that iild dof.'ndent conld not be fuiMl, and Iimi by the return of Ibe t'ontabl fiidornrd on thr. wrtt tint projx rf j ha l)Con tttrbnl, the Mid VV Jay Shepherd la furthf r informed that fM can U aetfor hearing on th- itthdvrof Jim, '7, at9 o'clock a. m.. at my lTlce, in CeDter Tew nsUlj, Mamhall county, ludUiua, when, nnlea all dfantient appear to, the rflon. the name vlli he determined lu hi an-ence. Vfoca my hatrt and tble tint dar of May. I4.. rt.a JOHN U. OSL'CKNE, I -iMf. mi

ÜXJJSTlAlXt . ?dlnfurm tic K-s of Plymonth and vicinity that HhbaopcrvrtaerMilliucryFtoreta the roorback of

lMDWkMore JA ILLY OCCUPIED BY THE rOSTOTFICE, xvberf th-5 will keep a pcoS aeor!nient of MILLINEKY GOODS cm hanJ at ti tew pCe as "can be frand lu riymoath ij.18 3m. B U TC H E R, Shop t:m side .Michigan Street, opposite Branch Bank, Plymoatb, Ind. SStf. . BECKER Ä: Co., WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS tllOCKCItl, Jl'EEXSWAKK, Tobaccos, See,, etc. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. f 3Sif J. D. W'OLFORD & SON, j MANUFACTURERS OF Tili: onhaporteSt.ea$taf Wcstfirvclt" Store. In the Ma chute Shop formerly occupied bj J WalUng. Plymonth, XiKtimut. 3Stf I GRADY & GIBERT'S UNPHECKDKNTKD w W ! Wifl rlshihit, afreTwo and ereu-mj tt Plymouth, "oii Wednesday, May 29. Tbe pre-p fibers 'assure tb poWic that thty will ii.tsolnc?- the grcatt variety of perioral aaces ever privea vduä7 one pavillioa. Ainon the attractions T i'.:li be found J, Barrelts Famous Rrass Band, v".5h a double set of instrumenta, iccompanied by Prof. Armstrong a-ad his bciim, acd 8 and 10 years. The gscat STEAM ORGAN Prawn by four horses will enter town nt 10 o'elock, and may be seen and heard I RKK OF CUAKdE. The njrosC talented" artists hare bet en - Hed and will positively msRe their ap-j p-jaran? try . . . - . x ue proprietors are dc una 10 please. Adiaiaioa 50 cts ; Chi! W. MY1 STEVENS HOUSE. 21, 2, a, & 27, Broadway, Y. Opposite Ikmnj Oren, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. rgVlE STUVEXS HOUSE, weil jwid wid ly knwn JL to Ihn tr.ifiiiii; public. Tiw loc:ttiou i- .rtjccially aiiitable to UKT'-hiuits an4 bnsJnew rD; it w m cle proximity to the bu-mu-sH part f tiu city is ou the hiiiwdy t-f -uth'Tii jmd western trsv?t a.l adjaoc:it to aU tl.e principal railm.ut und nnuvboat dJt-. '1 be '.-v in llou.; has lib-ral acoiinnuklation for CAr iWimesri- it is vt.-II famiabcd, and poseso! -vcTT ncU.-r!i h.-MwoYf mi-tit for conf.rt ami cott r- - . r rr . ; i.i.niiiri:i oi lis iimi-i i no rooms ar ctmw nr. .nwi well veiitihted-iwvWed Tit ens and w:er-the at U nd.inceisuronotandr8iw.ctfl-aiUtlH.' uhleUct-n-i- i8. ihe rot:is ar e:MVi-ur.- .iiml inumly provided with every delicacy of Ü.- eoasoii at moderate rafs. rtt ,n v . . fcjUB B.' S Y?ri - 'mi. V K. JlfiftjKEl-'i' . 9MjJU. BY viituc of a ermniission and p'rr? of sale issued by the Cleik of the Marshall Circtitt Court, I will oiler for sale to tlie highest bidder, at nublic auction, at the door of tlie Court House, in i'ljmoulh Marsball County, IuJan:,on ctATTTPnAV JÜNB ltlv 1S57. MM W mm w ' ' 1 1 9 between tho houra of 10 o'clock A. M. aad 1 o clock P. M.of said duv, the rents arwd profits lor t..i.Mr,rT oovo-. rM-, nf thp f i'lowa term not exceeUtrrs ?vc.t rears, or tire w.iow in o. dacrMeu rest etaie nituicu ji County, indunt, to-wit Connnencinp twenty nine feet north cf the south-west corner of lot N Two (2) in Thomas and Nndig's first addition to JTourbon, thence east eighty (80) fectrtWnce so;-th forty oue (41 ) feet, thence west eighty (.50) feet, thence south forty one (41) tcctto the pbse of hrginui g. Alo, (onimenciiij at the po'ith-w est corner of lot No. two-(2) in Thomas and leidig 'i addition to the Town of Bourbon, tSwxc e:t one hundred and twenty six (126) feet, lheee corth peventy and tea twdfita (70 10 12) feet, thtnee west forty s'x ( IC) fect, thence eouth forty one 41 feet id four 1 in; Lesi, thence west eigheen 18 fect. thence south eighteen (18; feet, thence west twenty 20 feet, thence north one 1 foot, thence wtX, forty two 42 feet, tueuce south twelve (12) fect to the place of beginning; and in oaac tlu rcnUand profits fill to aell für a saw suJIfcientto pay the amouat demandeilon said commission aud order of eaVe, 1 will, at the saie time aad pltce, aud in like manner, offer for mIc to tlve highest bidder, nt public auction, tht fee airrvpl-e or the entire right, title, interest aud estate of Ueorge Crouse, Sarah E. Cronse, Joaeph Baker, Angie Baker and Tcter L. Runyan, Jr., in and to the kbove described ical estate, to satisfy suid writ in favor 'or Milton Mercer, and against said George Cronse, Sarah E. Crouse, Joseph S. Uxkcr, Angle Baker aud Peter L. Runyan, Jr. . Said sale will be made without regard to ap prt'ucrncut laws. : DAVID IIOaf,Sh?riir M.C MaTQ3.1S67. 38w3pf12 ... . TT 1 . . V. . 1 l B D. , BILLS, In the Store adjoining Dr. Leslie & West's Drug Store, keeps a choice selection of DU Y GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. &c.f &o IVhich he Guarantees to Sett as tow as can be bought at any other house in to ten. JP JSL IT. 1VX 13 DEL 3 Will fln.t it to th-ir advantage to j,lve mo a call, a ttirycau .... r. X. TBMA,fiiifo change their Froduct - and sin.plv thcnwlrefl with Kooi lu my line as good tii tue bi'st, and a cih'SJ) a uie cneajwu. and a eln-sp a the cheapest. n35 Sm .WiisroiimaUliijr C HASLANGER& BRO'S,' , ! MauufacturersofwagOD (Carriage etc.' tjlack mithiog , r'Niiitiny .iuJ yrainicpdenttefr der

FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SC Ä LR S. Ot" ALL KINDF. -FiiEBifts, mmm. k mmi. 22G i 223 Lae St., Chicago. 209 Market St., St. Louis. tJ" Be cakefcl to bct only mt Gcnvixe. 12y3Pnly Q II.- 11EEVE, . v"insurance AGENT.' Insures Toperty, Stock and Li res, Cai"h Cap" jtalovcr ; FIFTEElT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. ! In' the beat jclnt Steck Companies In I Unltrl States. No a3c23mcnt for loäses. Office ir Polfcics issued in Ergrub nad Gcr-naa, ni i Losses paid here. 11 u3rf.

G-ränd "Gift ConccrtVlVIOU3C ASD ociTAn -thcctoi.

- niHKiASOLDIEKV MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION, TOUS MYEX Ar i MORRIbON S OPERA HALL. i IivTt-taapoh'$, Ivdtani,JitJy 4, or sooner if . tich ii are a: I said or the jrxryt8Cf Crown Hill Cemetery, IN HONOR OF O Vil r2L.I. JEr HEROES. I Authorired by the Gevcmcrrrrt. L?t CTry boJv putrwiize this home f rretitution. h ia tfie autf of eTcr good ntfzen of tke tote, ta ctn-1 iributc-iomtKyjthiHonwneBt. I NO. OTTICiCRTS, 200,000 AT$I KACU. No. of presents, 32.'J9:J; Ta'tied t $112,990. ! Q- vir i ry ! .nKie iicKei......... Twenty tict to "ioEJ 2dJ. (liftle.ise of ßovdji' Blosk IT. I rili I D. 21 . 25. 2?; M.n?s, Aro.'. . . 1 2,000 3.1 Cash Gift in Greenbacks t 70,0(70 I iv'e Cash Giftr 1 1 .000 ............ 1JU)Q Frte Culi niru $500-..:.-.-...:..... 2,500. Or Giftef ForW Acre TUod-ia - i Boone ecuntv. rndiana....: f.SOO Onetwo Btort'ltesiaenceon Morrison I Ftreei, Indvnaio!i3 And namcrous-othrrra?mbTes!fti.con 5 000 aisuns crfrMJ tjorj Atenos, ria.ns, Cab!ret Orsr.ins, Sewmi Ma. chines, solid Silverware. Ladies Cold Watches, etc., amounting to. . .Tf?,990 Send for programme ani see for yourself that tbisip no "hTimbus.,r '' I Tr 'Jl T E "D Aeent tn every town, county And neighborhood intheStftte. F??ir?rpatf to-a;ents. 171 ine.TiBie. r e xzzT.zrTT.eTizi icr aenrs. We will eie to tbe- aer. who bcU the la'nrest nniNer of tiefcets a fflcTKlfd Gold" Watch rained fttf.TOC1. To the one tnat sells the -eeond l"ret rumhfr. ar o'd wjitcn vaiaei at $3M). To the one who ie!Fthe t!iird larpet number, a splendid Kilver Ameriean Ifnutin? Case Watch, Talnn! at ; $109 "CAUTlOXr An,,.. nt-rf tk -,11 l " V :J: :rr ü. dollars st over by pres. iopf; ov distktbutio.v. The mrtnner of di.trrVjtion to be decided and i conducted bv a eoinrniUec of tweuty to be selected ;'rorn the ticket holder, br tlicra s.t the lime of toe conceit. rerence John C. "Svw. 0aHier First Nation! bank. t.. i c in r.,?:... i..t;.n..nAil. t.i ,, . , 1 , , .. , :l!iam A. Lowe. attoiTtct at Law a:J I'nited - 1 c,in;rs up.. ; (eneral freil. knefier, nttoraej at 1 tl! o... : . j United Stutes Coremissioner. 'fCmey at IW, hit Tuited bt.itta district sltomfv . sixth d(crirt. Sj.rnrer .V Vanc State agents ll.iricotk Life ! I Insnranc-e CowpanT. j (leneraf Pnri 1 Rinror,;Voiktown, Ind. l.icutfiaiit Colon-l J"olin K. Cieek, ,recent ; 1 Clerk uf He rhorn r.ir.ntrr i ! I ijr Ccneral rf J. tner, Lawrence&urj, f .1 Iiuimm. I T. H. .McCartT, Au'nfr.r oftatf. coryc iWg. SheriJ of Ilaavlli conr.T.j iXoblMTille. Intl. i . .. - .V ' i "' ' , ; wniifiniO'Bnen. attorney at l iw.Nte Colonel John Tripoli, Cier'i Ilatnilto! cotnitjr. in ! . j of the .fcrenfj 5lch lndüvi. olunteers. AiWcj Ma.t'n T-te. Ae-..r of Intfrnal Remie.l sixth district, Indianapolis. ! O Tieftet? to Concert for sale at rTie pnnci-1 pal Ding. Jewelry, Muse and Book stores in the citv and State, or address, with postage stamp inclosed , JiOcJt Box No. 37, Indianapolis, Ind. Office over No. 27, Boyd's Block, M.isehu!e" avenue. 29 3m WOOLEN FACTORY ! 7" AfTED Ä larg ftffiotat of WOOL at Tippccanoetown Woolen Facfcry ! To hq . waoufACturcd uito Elaniets Fulled Cloth, Casimcro, &oeskiti,' Steeps fJraj Jeans. riahraiaJ PlalJ1 Fltrrnt4s, Tn great taiietj, and Woolen Dress Good3,for Iad?es aAd children. CUSTOM WORK, uch ai Spiuuing, Weatiug, Carding, Dyeing, Fulling Cloth, lc.,lc.,done to order in the best manner. After three years' trial, we hav our Factory complete in. all it department, and furnished with the latest improvements. : Mr N.B.ALlEMAN will give Iiis whole attention at Plymouth, to the receipt ot -v and the delivery of ROLLS and CLOTIf manufactured by us. We will. Exchange Cloth - for Wool ! on fair terms. Wool cai be left at the Furniture Store of A. L. ALLKMAN Co., two tloorg Fouth of the Parker lloua, in Plymouth, and at tlie Factory. . in. IIM)S OF FAXGY IYEIKi done. N. U. & P. ALLEMAN. j j T. S. HOW TO CLEAN WOOL. For ,, n i)i0( wool, add one gill of salt and enough Jaoftoapto the water neceiiary, let the wool re,ulhl inhe walor ten mIuulcll;Jtirnng constant'J- cn rinse as soon at wken oui.repeat lor i inrcc nines, iia nig me iur ma ia.ui nr I li md will bear. then dry 4hc woul. . ! Ma 2,1867. 35tf. $00 A MONTH! agents ,nntiilnr mir nf iri w artn itrf iflpf . i list nut . Ad. IrjisO. T.-CIAREY, Citj Bmldiog. Biddeford, . U U-37-Iy.)

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! (at tost orrici: rif.Di.G.) ! J- M. .MOORE . is ,vc vnEi'ARKD i-n tfujixzsn tiiznt cue l 'JlfESS TTITJI ALL JTIXDS CT 9ictuta aakii Choice Srr.ctf.4i.o"the iate rt'FJ jcatio?. s by th Mt imrt i.Ai; AI TJIOKS. hotii PROSE and POKT1VAV. W tKKf uiMLV m'Mt, Mui(Hil IiiKtrumcnt of aTl Unto . The Latest I'uT:catioBi of Plf !K ?n f? P a Ai.t. u Nib -uy s Toijs. Toys Toys rZJ7y& Ac. Xc-. Sc. Crrf TEtni KFI. M tllT. Dd TOBACCO, !cfenr,trw'r 1. iS. XOORE. GREAT HEW ENGLAHD REPtiEBY, Sr. J. II. IolatuVR rx ts:. f" vw avuc tiuo vumpounu ts stored to tht affiTcteiftKroTip&orrrheroTi lTJ nfterharinz been provrd by the teft of tr en .r. 5 New l.nz'ikfid States, where its irta ! become as well known ss the txei. TI2S' VHIITB HNB COMTOCND CURES berre Thrcu-fCoId. Cooh.. Mpther?, BronchiC!o)d nd rJ?mnrr Affer t;cn fneTalTr, ?t i sr remrriable raae äjjor Kutatj Complaints, Diabet. nZkultj of oMin? Üriire Eiei-from be Kidneys I Blidder,J OraTel, wwearfy n r5e Fjrraiff of S?55 that this eoiaP0DÜ was oripf;nteö, A raeio'r of 7 fara;Ir wasftfuicted with an irritation oftTie throat attend - I ed with a disagreeable conrh. ' I had for forc I months previous thought that a preparation hrrinp for its basis the inside bark of white piae night he so compounded as to be very c5efat in disease of tbc tlwont and Innen. To test the ralce of it the ease illndcd to, I eompenff a raall fjanzititji of th? medicine that I bad heen planning, aud ga e it ia teft5'roöiiful doüos. The result was execediR?r.T pr.itrfjrrr. Within two ajs tbc irritat;3.t ot tha IbroAt'WM rcnt Mtd. tSe eoish jnSsidetl I nnd a. speedy care wa tiTevtfrf. Sboi alter tnr I I :e2?sciet3 a fadv m LorJJerrT. IT. U.. wh :e2"sciet3 a laüy m ior.a jiaScrrT, . ! hicv ?re sslTen: for soie weeks fi : coqh occsioesJ Kr a tadden cft!J, and I ! cd m'icuj strealivJ with blood. i?he soo ra a bad bad rairoon fourai reifer, ar.tf pent for nrore. Je took about ten j onrtrfclit and pot well. J. B. Clarke, Esq . ; editor tvf ihe Janrhejter DaiN Mirrw t.aJe a j trial of the saroe prtpratiot 1 M eves f a srvere cold, nnd was crrred immed;ate?f. fie 11 nuimrinuwiiiuw cui:uuru : jn.i,:..u.iA.... i .. :.. i .. 1 1 "n .Wccm attendiu- iis eales fo!ac Led bf fore the ; terlne'e hrlrf 3 JoJIas wcrt-wireit "ok i the?esd -f all the eor-fii reun-dir in the market ; an.) it nviiritaiiis that ifosa'r. The c rood ! rear.! for .41 Jliis ; it is vtry sofhin aad hca!::; in ts ..ture, . vasiiaj;- io the RtöißHth. anJ J pleasant wit'ia! to th t a7d is ea fcd:n;r: ! cheap. Asa reiaiil In kW.usy v-oifla;i:S t'ao W Mtc Fiiic Corrpor.ut! Mz-!i unrivaled. 2t was j not on.qpn.tted fr ih.vt fwrpeae; )ijt ;i person i uwis it loc a rcipa w3 rt er.I erre1 oith couq bsii wa j also cr.rd of a kwnr difürultr of tea &.-ssaadiisC . t-'nt thai rÄlftl! csctj Tz.-a.sy lfjru:iils are atd Ii fer the ?air- par- ! poijead I.-avelieen r-.T;ileteir carp 3. Thisrcro- ; earn as wit iuplJ?a.ht rd Ule a it e-ecr i MYEI? &. CO., Vr"ho?esale A-i, Yt. Wajnc , ImL T. A. LEMON. O. BLAIN. H. B. PERSSINO, lldg-ly 19 iZ VGS & "iinDMCMmmEn. PEKS11IN6 & KR0f5l Woo 1 ca I the stteU tV iHibH: to their fa!! at weii --wird ..-Ucfjroo.u. wA-uited to ttiamarkw j cvjvt.tuii; in prt of Dill CIS, .MEUIC!!1.'!, I.iITSr . STATJOXKHr, SCHOOL fOOk'3 LAMPS, LAXrW-XS, COAL OIL, YANKEE NOTIONS, Wall and Window Pjli'ek, Perfumery, Albums, D Y 111 STUFFS, CiaAKS, FIXE CUT TOBACCO, CAXDIES, l'ATKXT MEDICINES, 4e. PHTBiniAN-S, and TAMILY PERBCRIPTION3 FILLED TO ORDER. - a . Call aud tee onrttock betor poithaftin eVwbore. U ti li PKltSHINtl A i:HlVN. JOHN M. PENDLETON, Couiniisston Jlerehaiit, for ilio pnrcbaf o and ale of Poiitctttic Fleece A Pulled Tool, Cash Advance made. Conelnment o'.Icited OvOcral or iocUI market repert fumUU.-d at r-in,t. lie fere n ecs : H. F. VAIL Cah'r Natl Uiiik of Commerce. N. T. MtHsm. J. HOORMAN. JOHNSON, A CO. N. . ;OKlHN. SirMllXAN.tl'0:.Cleareland.Okio. , W. T. WF.STFALU Cath-r Firft Nat l Ilauk, Mlnnasnl oli. lliuu. THOM AS ARTHUR, CaVr Fimt Nat'l Hank, Newton. MKMHfi. FOlin. MCKSON. CO.. St.' Ixiui. Mo.. And to any Itankr tlirou'iovt the oouatrr hat.r New York Comaitoudetita. Ciu Application Tor Idee use. Notlee U herwtjylTen that the Uer?iied will at thJunrt tonn. W7. nf the miaiMiouer'a Court vt ManthaH onntv. Indiana. attI.T fur a liceime to retail Tinouti, malt and KTlrirnou liquor la Wa quactiil than a Quart, 'tin' h cation n wbub re tnpoe fa eil Hin Hein additiv to the twa uf lit on Ltd No. Uirecia Krone n. MkrohailCo . lndim n ta7w I lnt A HIIKNEF!CL1 Application Tor l.lcciifcc. Notice U hereby g(ren that the ndofvlgwed w ill, at tlie not tT.n of tW CominiHtonrr a'ourt of Martiall County, to he held on th" f.n-t Mondar of June. 1: apply for a licence to arl intoxkaüitllquor In a lrwa quantity than a quart. M y place uf baaiu aud the preuiis- lxretii RiJ llquor tre to be eolJ, are krated on !t No. 17. irrfertal pla! of tlia tow a of ttrm.. outh. Marshall coaiitv, luiliaua. t31 t . ' . GEORQE KOCTT. iiiiituiink '. l J.I.I ' jlreceirej - - a .. .LEM'SrrMlit-f