Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 45, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 July 1867 — Page 2

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TIIE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT. J. G.osnorixi; s. l. iiAitri:v, s Editors. THURSDAY,. JULY 11, 1S0T. ! n j

Th members of the Democratic Central ton oa tlie 2J a quorum of both housCommittee of Marshal! County are request- C3 leinS present. A resolution was adopted to iceet Li tho oSce of II. Reeve, eJ b' tho Hüuse lo act onb' upon rccon-

Esq , in Plymouth, cu Tuesday, July 10. ISG7. at 1 o'clock p. m.. fur the trancetion of important luaiues. Let there le I

;i prompt attendance. ! metal tö tLö construetionacta already j ia force; and the prospect is that many Tho Reconstruction Doctors, t more will fooh be presented. How many Our government U at present much in J will le offered in the IIou?e no one can the same conditiou of Doctor Sangrado's tell, but unless the Senate shall adopt espatientj. It is related of him that when treuie measures, the House will surely they became weak he fed them tu water- amend whatever bill it may -adopt; or the gruel, and when they grew weaker he blodjadjpt cue of its own. Nothing short of

them, and if their strength did net then

return he dosed them freelv witn caionicl ceroe.? will satisfv tue radicals cf the u at- v..i i . r .1, ...... ! '

nndjaiap. , no ret va, i.ui ge.i- rurap. pc-ibic lor ncotU to have written this beW Thco arc nv Prnllv ili.v! 0::r -.-Arnment became i Th.n- hnv adnr f.-d a ivsomthm cf thanks letter. As1 l.:,,, V, 1,,.! 1 DcoW 1I1C1' arC 1J lI"U4-

- J - . , - . . -' -.ciuit, ui. iiiivi a iji Li. 1 xi .1 ri . . i 7 i .1 c ; . f.. , 1 ri i c- 1 1 1 r ii 0 ,.1, t 111 . . howl loug or th? cicelul, b ,-mfltr nt di.tirdered. th mouc-rn baiira ! Sirkh-? V,w( .ind Schr hVU U.r their ! L -msv n, . T would have never taken c i

.In, n.lnui.fro,! a Itttl-i ruol in the shnre ! r.rl.iirr.rv r.n.I .inoii.' r,rti.-.n as v.- .., .1. ! f-hi3 to Le his hand writing. rcst cf Cur lu5st !' 0UrtU uf

of abolitionism : the patient grev? verse, j ants of their several lai'.'.tarv districts, "a little blood-letting" was thou resorted! The report of juVe!a"ry committee to, when the patient grew rapidly weaker, or; im:riChluc:; t:rubably be preseutand now the calomel r.nd jalap in th: ".L-c j cd and laid cn the table until he Decc.uof military rule "s bcii.g eiye; 0 e.Teet a ! ler so.s.-icu. It may be, however, that cure. ; they will take it up and act upon it, as The Sant.uo .system ol practice adopt- j Sumi er his already repudiated the idea of

ed by the rceonvtruclivn doctors is work-j ing just as might h-ive been expected, the patient grows weaker from day to day, and unless a chaug-j Miail soon occur, the patient must inevitably die. Already ten of f.hc States have been declared moribund, and two more, Maryland .ind Kentucky, are in articulo hioi li-u., the death rattle be - ing plainly perceptible. Tr. Thad. Ste - veu?, in a recent consultation with cno of

the attending pky.,Ioian, lechreu that ! fen:,e iias commenced the examination of Ohio, Tftw York and Pennsylvania vrere ; v,itnessc3. 1 he defense is based on the not in a healthy condition, not having good fact that Surratt was some hundreds of constitutions, IlepuVnean in form. They j uiiies distant at the time Mr. Lincoln was have taken the gruel and submitted t the j assassinated, which of course, satisfactorileeching aud phlebotomizing, and will j Jy prove J, v.-ill secure his acquittal, us there probably be subjeotjl to the dr.is'i: opera- j uo evidence whatever to couple him vrith tion of cathartics. One after another of! the assassins. The witnesses v ho have

the States constituting this government, have Leea njurIereJ by these modern San - grado3 who have then in charge, und ihcre is little prospect that the pre eriplioa so inimical to them will be withheld from the rest. Aud tho worst of the matter is. that these doctors siand coolly by, and as!

one after another cf the States pass into j government, through its officers, have dothe death struggle, the doctors rub the'r tcrmlncd to convict him. through fear that hands aud cou-ratukito themselves that the people may think his mother was foul.1 u , , . Iv dealt vith. and fell a victim to partiznn ..he result was rraducc 1 $:an.rtur,i nrlur.i. - , , ' 1

Ilight cn the ovo cf ihe murde Archduke Ma-imiil iii co:ues the tidings v! another tra-Ie affair :"u' the execution of Saara Anna. Me. .-rs. K.seo:.odo, J uarez

& Co. are doing a lively business just now j0.7d lnintiJj sanctioned by Andy Johnout in the Republic cf Mcr'eo. Thev sen. certainlv ottL'ht to be able to shnt un

f-purned tho friendly protest of our gOV-jfj eminent in behalf cf 3Iaximiliar.. and to make a bad matter worse they board an American vessel and forcibly carry away one of her passengers, whose life that flag is bound to protect, aud put him to death ns is supposed without even the forms of a trial. There was a time when such an insult to the American Hi would awaken a feeling of indignation In tho American heart that would cause the mongrel Republic of "Mexico to shake from centre to circumference. She could offer no apology for the insult. Now, however, there seems to be no very great wrong in murdering a man under the protection of the Amcricar nag. That flag we blush with phame to i.cknowlcdgc it, but it is nevertheless true guarantees protectiou to none but negroc?. The Pritish flag protects the American, but the American flag protect? no one unless it be some one of African descent. The New York Herald calls upon the government to organize 100 000 troops for the invasion of Mexico. Congress is in session, and although ihcre is a uuiuiruoiw demand for the punishment of the Mexican pirate?, the rutupers do not know that the dignity cf the government has been insulted outside of the ten rebellious province. A fe.7 rebels are reported to be in a fair way vf living until the election takes place, and Congress must devise means whereby they can be mo.t effectually starved out before that time. When thin is accomplished it will be time enough to look after such little affairs as the execution of Maximilian, and the murder of Santa Anna cu board of an American vessel. fcacrj.psre. Several radical pap. rs of the Thad. Ste-vcns-Prownlow-Putler stripe had the unblushing impudence to publish the Declaration of Indep ndence on the 4th. If this is not an insult to American liberty, and to the Fathers who made the good government we once enjoyed, then Judas ia betray tig Christ by a mock friendship was guilty of nc.hing wrong. The dcroiUn of the constitution, and the ! destroyers of the liberty of the white race, pretending a venciation for the Declaration of Independence Why, the people of the south and we might say the great mass of the people north are at this very tims groaning under a tyranny seven times greater than that which our Fathers fought to overthrow. Yet these papers in order to delude their ignorant followers, " pro!cs3 a great love for the government of Washington and Jefferson, when in fact they spit upon that government, and endorse every set of a Pump Cnugrrs that i. jassed for it destruction.

How much longer the torch-and-turpentine papers of the north insist that tho poor tax-riddeu followers of their party shall pay for a Freedoiaa's Bureau, a Military Hill to put State governments in the hands of negroes, and to disfran-

I chiso eu intelligent white population ? The Hump again convened at Washiugstruction question?, so that the session, it 1S ougiu, um lc a mors cue. in tui il i. Ml 1 - 1 "I il Seaatc there were offorcJ sIx bilIs &nMlc' complete subjugation of the whites to the confining the business to reconstruction acts aione. nat raaicaiism win or win not do, does not at all depend on what is right and proper to be done, nor on what its adherents have promised to do or leave undone : but solely on what they may, for the time deem best to advance their own UM 1 II ! nrtv i'itf-rPiiJ. ! c . m ! The trial of Surratt is progress intr. The j prosecution closed its evidence and the deV.' i sworn lo his rresence ia Y"ashintou at j tho liias, arc of notoriously Lad character, and have been ihtly contradicted by wituesscs whose characters are unimpeachable, and this contradiction extends to every material pjlnt against him. If Surratt bo not acquitted itviil le only because the hatred and rev en 23. A riot occurred on Saturday, at Frank lin, Tenn., obviously brought about by a L.ixe. fcCly cf T,hite and black loyal le uer.3. One white man was killed, aud a number of others wounded. Prownmouths of Democrats without a fiedit. caiij ol Ji:lc Wayne. Associate Justice V.'ayne, of the United States Supreme Court, died iu Washingtoil on FriJay last, in the Todycar of his a-c. Under i? f Congress tho vacancy thus create;! ncot b: filled on the Supreme Pouch. A Is of last session prohibits the filling ot ai vacancy until the judges are reduced t f six:A raft p.r.ss:d Memphis-, Ten.n, recently, which would, if placed on dry la.nd, cover over one and a half acres of gror.u'd. Jt was composed of 527 tiers averaging- each fifty fect, and containing in all about 1,400,000 square fect of finely pcasonca cypress. The Game Law. Sportsmen will remember this season that the Legislature last winter amended the Game Law, so as to make it unlawful to fchoot prairie chickens before the 15th day of AuguU. ' 'Sic .cw RcspoiisSki The following is the new reconstruction law r.greed npen by the Reconstruction Committee in Congress : Section one declares the true intent and meaning of Congress to have been that the Provisional Governments heretofore existing in the rebel States were illegal and void, and that they vcrc to bo continued subject, in all respects, to the military commanders and the authority of Congress only. - Section two p rovides that the act to which this is supplemental, and also that of March 23, shall be construed to authorize military commander, whenever they deem necessary, to remove or suspend any official, State or municipal, exercising authority by virtue of such provisional govcrnmcnt,and to appoint others to fill their places; and that such commanders shall ulso have power to prohibit, suspend or set aside any act of such government or of any subordinate authority thereof, tho intent of the aforesaid act being that such governments shall be subordinate to the military, and all acts done by such commanders shall be deemed valid. Section three provides that Roan.li of Registration shall admit to registry only sueli persons ai they shall deem entitled to registration under provisions of acta afore I.'. . Ii said; and taking the oath prescribed iy the act of March J. shall not be regarded as conclusive of the right of registration, but as irima facie evidence. They may receive such evidence under oath, as Miey may deem proper, from the person applying to be registered, or others. The Poards of Registration may strike from the lists tho names of persons already registered, who, in thßir judgment, improperly took tho oath, and arc not cntitlr d to bo registered ; and they shall not be bound or governed in their action by any opiniou of any officer of the United States Government to record evidence to prove participation in the late rebellion, and on the part of those applying for registration, it ?-hill not hero-'

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quired; parole evidence shall hi sufficient. Section four provides that uo civil court of tho United States cr any State, shall have jurisdiction of any proceeding, civil or criminal, against any such district commander for any official act done under these acts. Section five declares that no district commander shall be removed from the command assigned to him without the advice and cousent of the Senate, or unless cashiered or dismissed, or uu!e.- he consents thereto.

The Judiciary Committee of the Senate also agreed upon the bill understood to be similar to that introduced by Edmunds, and less stringent ia several particulars than the above. The Sisrrnti Trial. "Washington, July S. Theodore Rcnjamm Rhodes was recalled raid questioned by the defense. Nothing new was offered. John T. Ford t es titled to some facts relative to the theatre aud to Booth. He was familiar with UootVs hand writing. (.'has. Silby's letter was then exhibited. Susan Ann Jackson v;n recalled for further cress cxhamination. Sh stated : On the morning after the ssassination, two men came to Mrs. Surratt's. but I did not see them. I was in bed when they came in my room, and I covered up my head and did not see them. Mr. Uradlej, pointing to Detective MePevitt, said : Look nroun 1 and see if you did not sec this gentleman. Witness No, sir; I never aw that trer was there at the time, except a gentle man from the treasury department, who helped to fix up the flag? Jas. C. Gilford testified. On the night of the anamination witness was oct in front. At the end of the second and third acts he went through the stage entrance on the south side of the theatre. Did not see Pooth that night. Knew j UootU from Iiis boyhood. Never saw Sur ratt until he saw him here. Saw a gentleman come down and call the time. He ! was conuected with th? theatre. He came down Irom r. street, lie was to go on that niclit for a eong, and Cariiti stepped up and looked at the clock, saying it was ten luinutej past ten. He stopped there a few minutes tuid then went in. Other person had been standing around at the time, but if Pooth had been there witness would hnve noticed him. C. X . Hess was sworn. Witness r sides in Philadelphia. In 1S05 was connected with the company performing at Ford's theatre, and was a -signed a soug after the American Cousin that night. It was to be performed f r 'he President. Was in front of the theatre during the evening, talking with Gifford and Carlin. Was standing opposite the stage entrance. Went back into the theatre after talking with them. Asked what time it was. Carlin replied : 10 minutes past 10. Witness replied, repeating the words, that he would be wanted in a few minutes, and went on the stage. Two minutes afterwards he heard the report of a pistol. Never saw the prisoner until now. Did not see him on the night of the assassination. A.J. Carlin testified similarly. Did not sec Pooth standing on the pavement, or any ono looking into the President's carriage. No further evidence being ready, the court took a recess until to-morröw. Washington, July 9. Congress was to-day wholly devoted to reconstruction. The Senate was occupied in dull and tedious debate cn its reconstruction bill, lasting five luurs. Mr. Trumbull led oil in a sh. rt speech, reviewing the circumstances under which the military Mils of lait session were passed, and explaining the prov isions of the measures now under consideration. He was followed by Mr Wilson, .1 ii who olicred an amendment vacating all officers in the south and authorizing the comaiaiidin generals to fill them by the rcappointaicn. of the present incumbents, or the appointment of new one3. This was voted down after two hours' discussion, by 11 to 22. At the time of the adjournment the pending question was upon a second amendment of Mr. Wilsen to an thorize the commanding generals to appoint civilians to the offices which they shall deem it necessary to vacate. As the M.U now stands, it provides that such vacancu?9 na ke filled by a military officer. In tho Homo the debate op-crcd upon tho pending reconstruction bill the moment the Vossen commenced Messrs. Brooks aud Wood, Nw ork, leading off against the bill. Mr. J.rooks poko at length in opposition to the bill .-s an utter violation of every natural and national law There wa? no pa.-albl history, cx.pt in ihn ron.liKd. of the H.:ke of Alva. M.Ringham, of Ohio, then foi.'C(1 ir a earnest and impassioned speech, in reJ1,y to Mr. Prooks, during which he warmly supported the bill. Thad. Stevens then closed the debate, in a speech of 15 minutes, in vihich he briefly reiterated his views in favor of confiscation, saying at the close of his remarks, in a sarcastic way, that he did not knsw that ho was in favor of hanging any one in this country, but wai so glad to sec that Juarez had the heroic courage to hang pirates and murderers. The bill was then passed by a vote of 119 to öl. The only Republican vote in the negative was that of Mr. Stuart, of New Voik. The Moufli. New Oulfans, July 5. The Republican convention of Texas met at lloutou, yesterday. A portion of the officers were negroes. Only iio whites were present. No resolutions were adopted. A caucus of negroes at Richmond, Va., on the 5th in.st., decided on running negroes for Mayor and Councilmcn. Tho ticket will havo two white men and three negroes on. The conservative convention at Nashville, nominated Hon. Jiailie Vcyton for Cougress, against John Trimble, and Gen. Trauornicht as a candidate for Representative in the Lrgishture.

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man there. I did not hear any ono call eutj.jihed in' their jollity, and tuiallv ! frtiiiic a siipply train fVum Fort U'alfor John Surratt. Po not know a colored rcturncj i101ne 0Ycr tii0 model road of the i lacc' lie I'-1'"3 nado a desperate efTurt woman named Jlaehel or Klizt Hawkins. y(j?tj tilc Michigan Central, in tne of! t0 cal'ture t5l!J trai,Ji hat were repulsed I never told any one that John Surratt X'ulhnaii's gcrccous palace cars. "Mine ;vh a loss of five killed, several wounded had net been at home for two weeks. WM u"0 suclJl dreary Fourth aa'ciiica-o an'-1 onu orsc captured. Oar loss was Henry Ford testified to arrangements " two slightly wounded, made for the President's visit. No stran- 'l .r,,, 1r, ih w

Chicago Correspondence. CniCAGO, July 9, 1SG7. Editors Dttnocral : This morning I write under difSculties

that ''music hath charms to soothe the sav-' ace," etc., but I can not le a savage, for , . .. . , ? ' under cxidm" circumstances it decsn t soothe mc not a soothe. 1 Lave too much ! of it, of too mingled and varied a character and at inopportune times. I rebel against it as I do against the "frisky and , . slow, but blood-thirsty bug. An infernal ,

German baud in a becr-gardeu bcueath my j pb-iymates hid been ir: th-j habit of mceiback windows, a Teuton who toots the bu-1 hnn 111 d liferent places. She aljo cs-

o, aud a room-mate of his who docs sweet ocs sweet' harmonics cn the y'"ue at a distance windows, a tireless Hctid whajang-es a glut . , w I, .1 creature, on the floor ions. Oh ! aUDa.ii-iue; July, when, Ii am credibly informed, all Chicago, with onc accord, sluii'bcred the dav through.

ar in a rooai auove uic, ap. ip.t5ible deu':,,j ; legal proceedings win Uo instituted tur the 1 ya',a lo liie im1H1'1 ulul. u;,o: currcci ' , .1 , j r."-iLlrT.Mif - f tl.rt il',.,,,' -.. ;r ! Ji-i'-uosis or cx;imii;atioii of anv diseis'-' will deomewnere rui"1 n nv i. -w :n puinsiimeuc ui inc tdien.iei. Jut it tins , , e . Mjiumiiuv, -w., nie a-ie Ot the DUlld-t , , ,, , . rend the rtsi.lt, gHcr.il.v, of 113 treatment. It in?. -v-o drives ti '-.r,.rn iv-.V m-t ,1 J l,3raKrl' 5:icct t may serve i3 not alogvlhcr ucw truths in tlniwl ot-y, new '44oM,lC3 'JriUrC luUSlC 0ut a to teach him that his crimes have found iheoriea or uc-.v remedy, thu signalize tlie tkill

sav. '-informed," for that memorable day toIeraJ.i, iui ty miles west T " ' ,1 , 7, , ! of iort fceugwick, yesterday : I spent in ccol, pleasant l'etroit, mainly f,A.H . c 1- o- n 1 1 l ' J On dune Jl a party of 4.1 .ioux attackm the hospitable shade of the "Michigan Vi a dotachment of 21 men, under Cart.

Exchange," the best hotel in tl c city, and j Hamilton, near the frk -f the Republione of the best ia tho NorMi-west. I saw j C:U, Alter a gallant fight the Indians

the Chicago Knights Templars there, in all i worc "' b:lc;' Wllh a lji3 of tvf0 war" their chapeaus tiud baldrics, and things- jrJ''r5 M-1 ? SQXcrA tr-"nieJ- 0n beheld their Living of the corner-stone of j June lb. Sioux and Chcvcnnca sur1. m.i O ..m., at rounded 48 men ot the -eventh cavalrv.

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day has excited no small degree of wonderment, aud caused a rapid decline iu hydropathic and Good Templar stock. A German follower of the precepts of Priessnitz, named Feldman, a gentleman of respect.ibililityand a prominent merchant, attempted to practice the cold water cure on himself. He wrapped his form heroically in two sheets soaked in cold watei, hid himSjlf down and died of congestion of the lungs. Lamb sagely remarked that the first general ar plication of cold water to the human race, killed more than it cured, and here is another instance of its fatal effect. Yhc will prudent people learn to shun its baleful influence ' We Allopaths t riuiiijii 11. 11 miui uic iu uiv!mii, 1 uu : Good Templars feel tolerably safe because; they generally meet over a drug store of a peculiar class; indiscriminately known as "juieenps, ''lusherib, V boozing ken,' 'budc mill," ct., probably because they wish it understood that they arc "r.bove drinking liquor." Rut as a young board ing school miss of my acquaintance remarks, l'lmt)us fi'pi't," I must drop this .diccrful suhject, for L have several other thin, s to note. A very inMort;int decision was rendered in our Supreme Court yesterday by Judge Lawrence. Ihiring the war, .Madison Y. Joh:iso:i was arrcsied by U. S. Marshal J. 11. Jones, of the Northern District oi this State, on a charge of disloyal aud treasonable practices, discouraging enlistments, etc., and was sent to Fort Lafayette and other government hotels. At length ho was let out without a trial, and at once he commenced suit against Jones and his deputies and Hon. 11. 1. Washburne for damages for illegal deprivation of his liberty. In the lower court, in which the suit was brought, he was nonsuited and the action of the defendants sustained, but the Supreme Court, on an appeal to its authority remanded the cave for a new trial. While 31 r. Madison L Johnson may be an object of tho most entire indifference to the world in general, no small degree, of importance attaches to the decision of the court, in view of its declaration that the question is "one of power simply on the part of the Kxccutiv; and not of deserving on the part of the plaintiff." This renders the mutter one of national interest, as involving an issue of tho deepest importance to the people. Late telegrams from Europe inform us rjf the deatli there of one of Chicago's oldest and most valuable citizens, lion. V. H. rown. He was one of the r undcrs of our Historical society, and having settled in Illinois as early es ISIS has been closely connected with every prominent work and measure which has aided in making great, not only Illinois, but the entire northwest. The Society mentioned held a special meeting yesterday aflernoon to testify in regard to his decease. Tho Illack Crook was produced at McVicker's theatre la t night, and as might reasonably be expected after what has been said about the leg display in it, the house was densely crowded. The dialogue of the piocc is the most painful, absurd, ridiculous bosh ever written ; but Chicago has never witnessed any thing at all approximating in magnificence to its spectacular effects. The scenery is so superbly painted that it deserves to rank with works of art much higher than scenery is generally classed, and it is noticeable that jj (' "st of it is by Mr. Kurtz the regular Ttist'of tti.V iatrc whose, works contrast very favorably mtb Houghton from thr, Tv.sf. Tho ma.? ,al,t'ti armor, demons, skeletons, sylphs Ü.'1 tlG tllinS4 lJfi. fA. im! to . . nmliti. In" mü to ) pioliht Icu loct.on ami must 1. heats may be dwell upon in this conne seen to bo appreciated engaged by letter or application at the box six days in advance. Commercial matters rontmue to Lnskcn up Klowly. Flour to (lav is firm, closinir.it $1-100 for white winter. Wheat unsettled and rising, $1 JtOftl for no. 2; $125 for rejected. Corn quiet, .SVf.Si.V for no. 1. 80 O'Hl-? for no. J. fV,('7 for rejected. O its irregular, .W(,.VU for ni. 2. Rvo $1 OtWlOSUfor no" 1. Mess pork ?21 ö(. (22()0 Shoulders SJc loo-c. Lard 1 1,'' 1 1 ;c. Marked improvement in all grades of provisions. Freights -V,i U'e corn to Lluffalo. "C." Death of Goverxou I'owkll. Wc are informed ly 31 r. Robert JJoyl that IjX-(Jovcrnor Lazarus W. TotvcII, of Kentucky, died at Henderson at thrco o'clock yesterday afternoon. His funeral will take place, to-day. Wo announced pcvcral days a0 that ho had been struck by paralysis, from the effects of which he sever nllied. EvanviH Journal.

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Ä. Scrruo Ilovre Case in Troy. Trunthe Troy (S. T.) Titaef. A caso similar to that of Rev. Sereno Howe, late of the Massachusetts legisla ture, has just come to light in this citv. I and a prominent manufacturer has lately j heeu suspected of tanncring with some lit- j tie mils m one of our jmbhc schools. A ',;:,.. ..i- ...i , I .utvii via; livLuiuiüi . u::.:;iu;vu. ii'.i yjs- i terdnv duiii:" recess olc of the "iris Yf us observed to go alone into a secret t.lace in a lu'iibcr pile. She was followed, and j lound in cjii) :i::y wah th;3 man under CirrMih! Joiidi.' !u lid. . i . " t ioiii. Un bciiiu; questioned, the girl con-1 fCS:Cj that she ar.d two fr three cf her I 1,l",lcd atii,y currency iiyj2 which she had received from him with the undcrtandinir th.ut -Ii wns . r'.t nV,,.,. - '" . j Jie a::u:r is not vet: widel; Unowu, and it is possible that "no j him out, and that he already wears the ! brand 01 an mtanous man. -3 .r 1 ...... 1. rt fnstcT. Omaha, Neb., July 7. I The foihfwiug are extract from a dis- : pitch cf Gen. Custer to headquarters, da31 Hilary rsirrpatious The National Intelligencer sas : Let it be borne constantly in mind that, under the government of the Constitution, there car. be no legal military Governors of thepeoj-le of this country. He is a rel el or usurper vr ho undertakes to enforce military btr on citizens within the limits of the United States, no matter on what pretext or by vvhoe command. lonf'res" T (espollC power on in fTiviil-i-.tj tl,o., ;r, i;,-; ; .I c dmdd.lls than inJlMuuals Can confer it on Lonijrcss. hat is not done in Sdbf rdinJttion to our free sytem of laws is void, an 1 of no Ictral force "whatever. That system is marked by tho exclusion of all r.uwcr mi .i it :i ui - conhLSien t Willi ltscit ; nor would it be less so without anv ConstituYliic!i not consistent tvitli ifnlf tion at all. It is a ureat principle it looks to the freedom of the peop!?, and it. is, in the nature of things, a sterna dec'aration that they shall he governed, and. if governed, protected by laws; and it is a national pledge of faith, one to another, that no despotism, no setting a.-ide of the I.hts in favor ot the will and command of nc man ., ii i i , . " here or there, shall he permitted in this COtintrv J ' '' - ' Houso and Lot for Sale Situated on Laporte Street, near the depot. Ilouflo large ntul convriurut. witli a good well of water, and ci.-tern. Term reason ibic. t or particulars enquire of Mr?, .MAGItAV . Mvinouth, lud .July lii!, lbf7. 43w3 SfirrcflT-s S;Uc, Ily virtue of a commisiion an-l order of 6' ispueJ by the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, I will offer for nle to the highest bidder, at public auction, at the tloor of the Couit House, in Plymouth, Marshall County, Iadi.ui:i,.cn Saturday. August 3. 1837, between the hour3 of 10 oVlork A . ml 1 clock 1'. M.of said dir. the rent., and nr.fit, fo, term n.U ex.;eedin;4 seven years ot tnc followinucaicri'jed realtsUte situitud ia Mikhail Co., Indiana : Lot nu.nber one linn.lre-I find sovcn.flOT) in Th;iyer'.s?ccon l addition to the town of Uouruon, Marshall Co iuty. Indiani. And in -asethe renn :iud pr )ßts fail to fell for a sum sulKcient to pay the amount demanded by said commission and ordor ot sale, I will, at thf same t ino an 1 place- and in like in inner, offer for sale to the high est bidder, at public auction, the fee simple or l!ie en.ire iilit, title, interest and estate e'TfaiK-y J. (lunn aril C'iarle? V. Gunn in and to the above described real estate, to satisfy siid wiit in favor of J,nn: Shore, Hamilton MStaley and Ch irles V. Uillett. under the firm name of Shore, Staler v Co.. and a-ainst Nat.cv J. Gunn and Charles F. Gu nn. DAVID HOW, Sheriff 15w3-pfS of M.iHiall Co. STATC OF INDIANA, Marshall County. ) NO TICK is hereby piven that Henry Korndocrfcr, Administraior of the estate 0 John Korndotfrfer. deceased, lias filed in my ofllco his petition to sell ihe rvitl c?t.tP f said decedent, his personal estate b.Mnj; insufficient to pay his debts, and that stid petition will bo heard at the neu term of the Court of Common I'leas ot said County. Witness mv hand thia .cth Ii nf TQr.7 45w3 JU11N C. r.lTstl M a v" Vv',.t, " - -vn Villi! DR. ROUTZAHN'S ct:r.CBRTf n FAMILY" MEDICINES. Principal Depot, No. 1 ) .Main Street. arniAurit;i.ut OHIO. His Great Erysipelas Remedy Wjll positively cure Krvsipslai within fortcight houts bv hh outwird application 1HS1NVINCIBLC GOITER OINTMENT Will effectually cure Goiter, Hig Neck or Wen without opening the aliin in GO days. His Cun5,r,,,,MMi llUl JiH-ff Ulli cure nlldise.vesoriphatinpj from Impure L.ioo.1 or of theCireulatorv System. 1lnGte& American "Cancer Ointment ill cure Cancer witliout pniiin 1. r rt ri w - . Tl.- . "o uuiuiUK. FJfst cancer rcmcd v known. Hls IllfaUib, j. d . iV,:i cnre ,,cvcr anil e pecific witIl0,;: Qu.2;nf Atscuic, Ziuc or my poit-on whatever. His Healing and Drawing Salvo Will cure Job' Fia'ios, Carbuncles, Felo- , Tumor?, Ulcers, Wounds, o.'I chronic &"rc, f - i'or saly br Dr. T. A. f.KMOtf , 45mC riymouth. Ind. (J II. ttKKVK, 'iXSURAXGK AGENT. Insures Poperty, Stock an 1 Lives, Cash Cap tal over FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the bet joint Stock Companies in the United States. 117 No a.esjment for losses. Office u PLV.HOUT1I, liVOIVIVA. Policies issued in Knlish and German, hi d Losses paid here. 11 u3tf. it OO A MONTH ! AGENTS wanted for tix entirely new articles, just out. AddtafsO. T. GARE x , City I'cildinp. Biddeford i-ll-37-Iy.)

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I Mill XV Jl Uli Iii 1 UiOUit. JjJL r- Ü uOLLlWS, , j OF LA PORTE ND - ' wlA 1 11 u' ! VrouIJ rc.cctriii'M a:;noiuicc i'um hty will Lo in PLYMOUTH, i AT THS PARMER HOU&E.j JUI.Y 15, 1 AND 17. J KOURDON", st the Air.tr;?an llvi v, 13 a:;J I It), end at WAKSWV, U. 1, r.J 23, j for the purpose of :-rauttc:ng h profession. ( i Dr. Collini wouM call the Attention of the in-1 of the p-iictioncr; it is rather the accurate uuü ! comprehensive knowledge o medic il science,! coupled HitU that intuitive ptrcejjti j:i which is not itfelf a kiysterj . Sut a uurm il faculty 01 hu man nnnd, which, wh- u developed, j:ivea prc-em ÄÄl'SÄ its cure, fc'uvh, in fact, is th criltr ion of Midital Skill. 'i'he Doctor wishes alio to cull ihe Attention of the afil ctoJ to t'::e ni ignetic treatment, wi.ich l'e i lias Leeu practicing lor years, and by iiicaus ot which he h 13 cured OsCo beyond the rc.ic'a of all medicine, S'Jcli as Consumption ot" the Luns, Iuflim.ition of the Liver, buth acute and chronic ; Lypepsh, Spinal Auectious, t'.iralyais, Pa lay, all Nervous diseus-3, diseases of the Heart, scroliua. lr :tb, chronic Diarrhea, acute luä.imtio:i of the i eyes, and a II Female D;scasc3 of every name, grade And character. Female Weaxntas cured in a thort tiiLC by Magnetic nnJ .Mealed treitinent. All curable disease yioli readily under his treatment. Call and see the Doctor before JAkin" trsitmpnt elsewhere, lie 13 coiiliJeat ot giving sitifuc- i tion to his patients, as he has don 2 lor the past J seven years in the city of Laporte. He respect-1 fully asks a perusd ot tho following j 'X'o.?; timoniii Ih : j LaTokt;, Inl, Sept. !, Tt all U'45"x U mcy concern : j I was taken pick with bilious Fcrr. Tj.h c:ar.-c3 I ia time, and assumed a Typhoid character of the worst form, w hich left m j huer.srre for thirty day. ilcdKftl skill W'j.- cx?ri is il to its Htrcnwr i.f. mo fr.. i irpart) of fever .11. 4 p.' .uiat-. i;u:u .-dut-iv I wh seized 1 wila ev-r tviiii m my riht Li-. sw .!h:; eued unti! it b?cauie an lilarmiiiir ij. t.t. 1 c.-u'.d ilu l n j relief until It. ; 11, . oi in.- was tailed in. who yrtBcriScd ?or me. and l found hnuu dht-i idief, hi:J permanent cure in tifTen day Ciukls ür:ru. We, the aiid-.-rsinfJ, ceulfv t"hj ;!ov .3 true. i'tRRY Ka.snai'.h, Mi!ic.r.r.TA. KvsMir.?. j ilAliV ÜATTU-V. S, M.U.HA Aß3lri.ü.N. i La1Vrt::. Zlv.. .'..). !0a. Dr. CiJZr.S S.r: I fee! lik rivhi- :nv t.,t;rr..i,v fn j favor ol your trtMUin-ar i;i my Cur-e. I have d-.-cu alUict 1 with lliji L'.fvdi 1 jr xli.ii yvzr, never ci-p- tjd a cur. I hve uied ma:;y uivuii", tut iu vin. uciil you laid your hands ..n .nc. ani 1 hu.e .Vit t..c ticc; iu latt, I believe 1 v.:i about t mir' !v w. 11. L;P.Tt.:, Jan. 1-3. 1 I vras iClictcJ Tor niny veai. viiii iiv r nud kidr?y I applied to u.aiiyiMinoi.tphysicür.- butfO::r,d uo relief. Iwas pr. rnnc; i ineuralil-j I y a II. 1 t:e:i called upon Dr. loiiins.wbu cr.rc-.i m.j in t.v.-i.tv .lav... 1 nov weiph l.V.'poL.r.d-. l.::h h more f.iiu .vi'r .:r;. 1 he cure wH ji.r!.ct. lDr I am i:..v u -i! ns ::t iry :c-! coery. l iicti.K M.-:Tn v::dkh. Sar.k XW.i ; La To t Co. Tor sterna I a Mäict i wuli liver dic-isi irevf nt'-d mj from d'tinr any worlc. A No. iti coi!TiOCt:on cbili every dny, lol'.O'.vcJ up ly nit t ..t. with much ev. re piii. I ve up all tipe of r.-oovt ry. In fact etaincu: il.y.dci.u: of cv'.-ry scli-ioi pr-orouac:! si iiicnrahle. Ir.t iir-.ih t! c ap ney -f iJr. t'j.lina 1 hiu perfectly restored to o .d heait'j. Nat. il. MiM:;-.-;. 'öank Yülrcc. La Vor: - Co. Ind.. C.iuccs not her in n.?i:tioi!"d. Ut-riuo ll.-r.orrlif k?'?T,d wh,c.h bafd-d the n?..-d.eal f u.ty farid r-.ir. My i:f- was m !nn.r. ui t lat I ws? pfTail-l .,n t ! i"'d for Dr. iihin. lie did no: com ?, bat cüt m i si .dj icine which relieved r.w in five ni;uatc-. lloni rrha.'-; c:aed. and u pcrmarieut cure wa c:l'..'ctcd n. l!.c dayi. 1 Mary 11. DacLU.V'jn;. Dr. T( "ii.- I hsro heen tronVu.'-J ivi'h frwr I on my I-58 Tor flv.? year, and durini: thnt tiai '.uj un- i 1 der the car of d-.ir.-ror.t physicians bn wa. net relieved. ! 1 tlMn called u;n.n von. ar - r. r takin vour tnedicin" for forty day?, r. direc; -1 wJS er.urclv cur.d. l!:.d! you ttmfor publica;. un. hp it i-iay be in'- rie.iü ofaend-' Dg tho? to you who rj eim;:..;:iv al5i'-t.i I Yot:r, A-:.. li- T. Wkt-s-R. Visits mace rr.'Jiili!y. Con e?pcr.:lccc vrill ro j ceie j TCiMf t aiutition. Addresa ! 45tl laporte. im, Silt VGS fc .TiK&lCK.Viltf. j PHlfiSUING DROWN ' "o?1,11 atr-.!icr. cf tb" pntüc to their fall v coiiiittir? in part of g in part a OILS,

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LAMPS, LAXTL'iiXS, COAL OIL, YANKEE NOTIONS, Wall and Window Paplc, Perfumery, Albums, D y i t s T XJ v IP s, CrG AUS. FIXE CUT TOBACCO CAXDIKS, PATENT MKDICINKSjic PHYSICIAN 'S. aiul TAMIL Y TERSCKIPTI0N3 FILLED TO ORDER. Call and ece onretock before prcbafclng clB'-nbi-ie. i2-2--ti ri:i;sniNo & r.itowN. (at post on ici: in i;.iu;o X M- MOORE n sow rnir.ii; kd to fuhxisii tutip. cr:Toxrns with all ki:;dx cs ffciaaL JJcccs, .lank Waal;, IPlciiuc Sjjaaku, Choice SHacH Ans of th T.ATC TTBLIC.VTIO N bv th xno,t rorUI.Mt AUTHOR"1, both FKOSK and TOKTICAL WÖHRS, l oaiit Borsn, 3Iiiwll Tiim rmtiii .s Of all kiuili. The Latest Publications of s a eise s-öi VIOLIN AND GTITAR INSTRUCTOKS. Toys. Toys, Toys, f rvorv doseription. CURlanfA Sf'X&vX riJOTOCKAPHIC AI UL MS, I'UiAli aud lOHActO, AThev o'trtr jrroat iiulucmcnts to those wishing to purcna at whoK-hal. vn-nll-t.m. J. M. MOORE. Psrot io NOTCK is hereby Riven that my wife, Mary Kipfer, haslelt my bed and board without c;uie or provocation, this, therefore, i to warn all persons from trusting her on inv ecoi:nt, a I will rar no debts of her contmcting. 1 3 JOHN JvITFER. Junc2S, 1S57. 4.3. PnRFUWCUV A Urge tifortmeDt

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