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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-18

a. He who is not handsome at twenty
nor strong at thirty, nor rich at forty, nor
wise at fifty, will never be handsome, nos
rich, nor wise.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-18
Martet for GifIs.-Nr4 Swissholn
f the St. Cloud d ,mocrat says:

of the st. Cloud ID 5mocrat says:
Wanted.-Tn st. Cloud, large supply
of raw material FOR the manufacture el
brides. None in the marker, apd dgFessirai
demand Those having surf1hs 60 ds-
pose of would do well to pnt up sula J.
packages carefully. in straw bndne's, ba-
rege wells, crinoIine and silk fiounces, and
consigR them to the care Of any Of our
commiss ION merchants.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-10

BEEcHER on SOLEMN PEol LIE. There are
a few who, even in this life, seem to be pre-
pairing themselves for that sm:eless eternity
to which they look forward, by haniShing all
gaity from their hearts, all jousness from their
countenances. meet one such in the street
not unfrequently, person of intelligence and
eduaation, but who gives all that passes such
rayless and chilling look of recognition;
something as if he were one of Heavens as
SCISSORS, come down to doom" every acquain-
tance he meets, that have sometimes began
to sneeze on the spot, and gone home with a
violent cold, dating from that instant. I don't
doubt he would cut bis kittens tail off if he
caught her playing with it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-10

Thursday MOrning, may 10, 1860,
seIette0 poetrg.
THE LAMP AT SEA.
gY LoNGFBLLOw.

The night was made for cooling shade,
For silence and for tleep;
And when / was a child laid
My hands upon my breast and prayed,
And sank to s!umbers deep.
Childlike as then, lie tonight
And watch my lonely cabin light.
Each movement of the swaying lamp
Shows how the vessel reels;
And DER her deck the billows tramp,
And all her timbers strain and cramp,
With every shock she feels:
1t starts and shudders while it burns,
And in its hinged socket turns.
Now swinging slow, and slanting low,
1t almost level lies,
And yet know, while to and fro
watch the seeming pendule go,
With restless fall and rise,
Tte steady shaft is still upright,
Poising its little globe of light.
o, hand of God 0, lamp of peacc
o, promise of my soul!
Though weak and tossed, and i'll at ease,
Amid the roar of shifting seas
The ships convulsiye roll
owR, with love and fender awe,
Yon perfect type Of faith and law
A heavenly trust my spirits calm!
Ny soul is filed with light!
The ocean sings his solemn psalms
The wild winds chant cross psy palms
Happy a. if tonight,
Under the cottage roof again,
| heard the soothing summer rain.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-10
S&I&ttt0 q ale.
THE MIDNIGHT WATCH.
CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER II.
go, Ills your son!
I know him not.
Ill be no father to so vile a SON"
Ro,ciey (Ipomen Nerer Tcled).
=. Yet have comfort If bv any means
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
More Ksnsas Troubles.

On the outside of this paper will be
found some dispatches that will give our
readers an idea Of The condition OF affairs
in Kansas. Later reports show that the
dispatches referred 10 are no exagseration
of the outrages committed by the notorious
Black Republican outlaw. Montgomery.
Large Plumbers Of volunteers have been
raised In Missouri to protect the western
border Of that S ate.
General Harvey has been ordered to
Kansas, and 1t is TO be ',oped that he may
get hold of Montgomery and that the trait
or will speedily be disposed of in the same
manner that Old John Brown was.
What party do the demons who make
Kansas bleed. belong to?--what WAS Old
John Brow and what is Jim Lane and
Montgopi ery?--al Republicans.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
Progress Of Secession.

The southern States are preparing for
secession. in every branch of bushes.
There is not as much enthusiasm or Wild
excitement as there Was at first, but IL now
appears 70 be regarded by several of the
slave holding States as a fixed fact that
they are TO secede and they are preparing
for the results tina. will follow. Oar lat
hopes for the preservation of the Union
have about fled. Disunon is, most likely.
right upon Us. The South will ~ longer
submit TO he ou.ra.es Of the North
Many If the free States have nulIiied the
Fugitive Slave Law aud the slave States
think. very naturally and reasonably that
they have as much right to sece,ie as The
Northern States have 10 outrage he lights
guaranteed 10 the South by the Cons:itu-
ton. The Abolition States viii not. OF
course, repeal those outrageous, ancons,i-
tu;ional laws. and The South Is in duty and
honor. 10 herself, bound TO resenf fhe-e
gross iusuits anl injuries. and We believe
she will do H.
a few OF the slave o.a.es Will peaceb.y
withdraw from the Union and declare
themselves 10 be y new and independent
oonfedrracy. Then the Administrator
viii attempt coersi"1. the seeding States
will resist. the other Slave holding : ales
will Join them. and his state of things Is
matchmaking but nisunion and civil
war This We believe will be the imme-
diate result oil the trump. Of Abolitionism
We could 6ll colum af.er column with
dispatches from the southern States cor
roboratiug the foregoing. but we have not
room for them nor time to put them in type
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
Money Pinto

Our country has hot yet recovered from
the money panic of 1857. and all were to-
tally unprepared for the one that Is now up
on US, and which bids fair to be far worse
and more lasting than the one out Of which
the ceun.ry had partly exirica,eC. ITSELF
Indeed here Is no hope of It's abalng un
til different state Of feeling is brought
about between the North and South, and at
present We have nothing 10 found our
hopes on. that money matters will be any
batter soon, but on the other hand we have
every reason to fear that they will grow
worse.
Since the election of Lincoln wa made
known in the South and those Suites have
taken measures to secede, all Northern
currency secured by southern cspiial (as
most OF our Western mor..J. in particular
Is, has depreeIated ard the bill holders of
nearly all those Banks have been subject d
IT, heavy shave aud many Of The banss
have broke doaa under tn crash ,ha has
ssept over the country.
Already money matters ar more uaeee-
tai All almost rs no sing luey .ere
three vears aso. The ~h,.a country Is il
confusion and each Section is surp Used 1t
the results they have brorght aheut.-
The North stands dumb-fua. adhere
sectional candidate. and The South Is par
allied at the results their secession move
nlsnts have produced. Theirs IS an entire
want of confidence OH the part of each Sec
ton toward The other, and while this feel
ing exists We need lot expect money mat
ters to be any betet than they now are,
but we may loob for them to grow worse
and worse until our heretofore prosperous
and peaceful nation is involved in bank
rupjev. evil war and ruin,
Such is tie inevitable results of the per
mauen: triumph seciionsisn. The pan
ic we are now suffering from is the natural
resul: If the election OF Lincoln. the sec
tonal candidate OF the North. il he adj
ministers This government the rext bur
ye'rs h will have % igar. e,ery ri 'eip'e
tia. has been content7d fos by his aae.r
az s'riciIy Republican. Whether lie Wi
lur,. traitor 10 the traitors who have elect
ted him and prove i;ms4'f az .esit a pa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
Ollie DuSton in Cleve' and.

Thia-Iittle lady who has attracted SO
many thousands TO her Levees in New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Boston and
Other cities. arrived here yesterday AID she
with her Parents. Manager and COMPANY
are stopping al the We'd dell. She gives
Levee this afternoon and her second Levee
this evening at Meloleon Hall and con'io-
ues I'LL Thursday evening next. The Phil
a. elphia papers state that fifty thousand
petsous attended her tour Levees in thai
civ. We have seen very haltesing notices
Of her in many Of our exchanges. A Phil
sdelphia paper says:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Nj Il unders gned wiil offer Tor sale At pubic
{ outcry al the Cont house DOOR II Piymor.h
Marshall county Ind the S:h day ct Noernl,ar
IN"3 between I'll, hUurs o. ID o'cl.-S IA ana !
O'Clock p m. OF said day the following described
real estate belon ING the estate @. Join. Coe-l.
deceased To W.T.; The Nor'h East traction 81
Seetion No. Nine ~ in township thirty three rs
n3iih. ~ range two p east Containing TX and
twenty seven handrcdths more or iess--4iSo three
Acres IN tee South E-st eofnsr OF the north Fest
quarter o: section 10 in township t.i1ty three (3)
north ct rdnge four & flasr-a'so ~ nL,nbcr l59
and tlc souih half of iot No. l5S In tie town Of
fifmouth--alSo that part OF ont lot Ns. 50 IN
Plymouth, which les n9rts oi 3roadSay street in
In dependence Commonly known as Goggles al
aiuol to Plymouth and not included in the Plat r
lnepentdnce-aiso lots numbered rom t, II in
cinsl'e. and from 80 10 "A inclusive from "a ard
= ai.d from D to 53 Inclusive. in the pat
otindcpei.,lance
Terms OF sale one third cash in hand the da- Of
sale. the reminder in tSo equal ins.aliments,
payable respectively in six. anu twelve months
from the day OF sale. with in:eresl Taring val.
oilatn laws.
Should aid lands or any portion of them remain
unso'd, ut said time will sell the saE,e at private
sale on like terms. -.
Emily Cougle.
John O.. Osborne, Adm's
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

"For the last week the children have
talked of nothing on. 'Liltle DoLLIE Dur
TON ; cries and freitings have been stop
ped by promises to go and see DoLLrE
DuTroN; nUise and confusion have been sud
denly hushed by tell me about DOLLY
DUTToN?' DoLLIE has come and in shape
no bigger than an agate stone on the fore
finger of an Alderman. Beautifully form
ed, quick. graceful. with the most spark.
ling eyes, the pFettiest curls. the neatcst
little arms and exquisite hands; SO sprv.
intelligent. and vet only weighing fifteen
pounds. and only knee biz h to grasshop-
per!
Running along the aisleS Of the Hall she
looks like a fairy that would hardly Zip a
blade of grass with her foot or shake drop
uf dew from rose. Her Chariot could
easily be an empty hazel nut made by a
joiner squirrel, or old grub tine out OF
mind, the fairies coach maker, A young
gentleman of her age placed upon The stage
beside her is surprised when she can har-
dly reach with her hand-to his vest.
The Hall will certainly be crowded
again o night to see the fairy. aud j. is
therefore superfluous for us 10 urge all to
attend. Those who looked at her last night
will be the very first q, the Hall toni. ht.
Tom THUMB was wonderful sight, what
shall we say of tie charming DoLLIE-one
third his weight and size? Stay not upon
the order Of going. but go at once!''-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

President BUcHANAs is opposed to Sc
ce.sion aud will use all power in his hands
to prevent it. and in the event of actual
secession will undoubtedly attempt coer-
sion.
L. is stated on what is sail - be good
authority. that there i sefi"u' disisior
in the Cabinet ati il has been predicted
that il We uld brake up IN row before the
President leaves rhe Presidential Chair.
owing to the difference OF opinion in reIa-
ton to the right ot States TO Withdraw
from the Union.
All are waiting ankle usiyfor the Pres;-
dents forthcoming Message. II will prob
ably be Lid before Congress by the mid
die OF next week
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

OrR Devil. We have procured the
services of new "devil" and although he
performs his part Cup TO the handle" in
mos; respects. yet he plays the devil set.
ting type. as may be seen by the outside OF
his issue. where the mistakes were so
.hick hat We could not find margin enough
10 mark hern on. However we have great
hopes Of him, knowing tia we were all
devils" once.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

ES- Last week the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne d. Chicrgo Rail Road finished up
the track TO their new Depot ground in
Chicago. connecting with the north wstern
road, which makes one continuous gauge
OF track from Pittsburgh tc St. Paul, Min
neaotA making it the longest continued
yaupe of Railroad in the world Mr.
Sutherland Superintendent of repairs had
charge Of the work and drove theiast spike
in his yreat chain.-Porter democrat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Be it known that on this 2ith day of November
1867. that the abose n,med pintifby Reeve
Caprpn her attorneys nle in the Office q" the CLERK
o said Court her complaint for divorce again t
sad .ieteaa { ia The above enltled cause, toseih-
er " III t.it an ttvtt Ut competent and disnter-
este neg,nn that id defendant Edward b gley is
not 4 re.iieAt OF the State OF lniiani.
He sait Eewari B gey is therefore hereby mott
fed OF III. ilns OF said petition. AMI pendencs OF
said action aud that ,he same will stand Tor triai
on the 81 OF sad Term of said Court To be held at
the Court fIo 'se in Plymouth In said county com
mencin- on the I'd Monday ofFebruary 1861, when
and where ne will be- required to appear and an
swer or detuur thereto, or the same Will be near
and determined in his absence.
Attest II. R. PERSHING, Clerk.
Reeve & Capron Atty's toe Phi.
Hnov20nii
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

GONE FOR LINCOLN The latest dispatch
es from California and Oregon indicate
strongly that those States have gone for
Lincoln BY very small maj Drily. He re-
ceved bit very little over one third OF
the populor vote of either of thoss States.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

New ADNERTI- EMENrs.--The attention
of the reader is called to the new adver-
tisemen,s that appear in this issue. the
Cosmopolitan Art Association and III uf
and McCoy's Commercial College
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

READ rr..-Read the letter Of Judge
Douglas 10 !h- ciiizsns of New Orleans,
which may BE- found on the irst page OF
to-day's paper. Like all his productions,
II is conservative and sound.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

CABBAGE -. We discover that. tile
Cab osse- head editor Of tho Republican is
going 10 be heavy litlle joker He
head editors. Moses you'd better write
your valediciory and retire.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

NOTICE TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS.
Corporation tax payers hereby notified that
have the Corporation tax Duplicate in my hands
for the cailection OF all Coporaton taxes for the
town of Plymouth, Indiana, and they requast-
ed to call and nay
This is the ,h'rd cnd last call All those who do
not pay bv the 6'h ofthi~ month. vil'he return
cd oeIi7oaeE. an1 their taxes be collect accor
d,.,e to NV.
OLE II n Henry Ne'' slia over NrVil''ms
srore, In my qhsrr"e W. NcFarIG viii receive
and rece't for sid taxes.
WIN. MACPHERSON, Marshal.
novl5th60.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

MRErINe OF CONGRESS- Congress I"eets
On Monday mex. We anticipate a stormy
session Disunion matters will soon as
sumo positive shape.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Fe-It was proposed by The Republican
of New York to celebrate their victory by
roasting large elephan, somewhere in the
center Of the State. and inviting all the peo-
pie.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
Seotts Collecting Agency.

Mr.. ]. S. ScOTT. N,lp tfausaet5 a General Col
lecftnq Business, g IA. 1Aiilei to receive Sub
criptions, Advert;s encists. &C.. for US, and to
give receipts for monty due this Office
We cheerfuliv ''nmt I'd Mr. SCoTT as
careful, prompt. and Honorable man. CLAIMS en-
trusted to him for Collection. could not be placed
in safer hands. A. G.. THOMPSON.
Ed Democrat
u Charges Todcgate--aHl the most satisfacto-
r. reference given, when required, in Plymouth,
and elsewhere. Nov. 1869.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Barrier Social Bantiet social cir
Gle Is to BIS oiganizet In dis place. we an
Ger5iaua. Ii will meet The first time at
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Palmer, on
Wednesday, evening next. All are invited
to attend.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

MIssoURr FOR DopaLAs.--The latest re-
,rrus from Missouri. although no, com lete
chow that the State has given Douglas a
mall majority over Bell.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

EF Hon. Sir. Bowie Roche's invitation
to an Irish nobleman YVES rather eqaivocal:
Il hope my lord. il you ever come within
a mile Of my house you'll stay there all
night"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
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The Art Journal is too well known to the whole
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
M arr led,

On the lIth lust, by David Hoste;ler, Mr..
MOSES BERKHoLDER. OF German township, Mar
shall county. to ANNIE. daughter Of Emanuel
Miller, of Elkhart county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

NH9 $HALLll BE.-Wc Understand that
s-e'e are several Republicans in this place
BE ~ fishing for the Post Office They
Al! think they have "done enough for she
party" to deserve the sit" |. is none
of our business more than anybody else,
but if this is the grounds upon which lhey
found their claims, we think MattinyIy
should have it. If Mr.. Fuller was not in
the Auditors Office he would have the
strongest claim on the party in this comfy.
as he has told more lies than any other Re.
publican in the county. Next to him
comes MstIingly. We are for him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

PENNY WILLIAMS, AGAIS.--This little
hste continues le whine, snap. snarl and
puppy about what We have said Of him
from time To time. and persists in trying to
insert his little meddlesome nose in our
business. II il affords him any pleasure
cuse us II We do not notice him every
time he saleils. That would be paying
him more aiten'i' han ssch dirty little
pap as h. i. sIeservr,. however. we hope
re sill MOI become discouraged, but smell
frequently and we WI gruwl occasionally
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

DAGs. Bees wax. old Brtana, Copper, Brass
IN Pewter, Cast Iron, and some money taken Ill
exchange fw hardware at
n 3 DIVISION & Co.'S
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
C. L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.
SAG Broadway, New York.

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BY ID MCDONALD, Agent fer Plymouth and vicinity
when specimen Engravings and Art Journal can
be
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

WILL SELL AT COST: will sell Number :, e
Coffee at cost-sx pounds for ouc dollar, and the
best article OF Sugar in town for teu cents per.
pound. TT. PATTERSON.
Milf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Whereas. the Plaintiffs in the abore entitled
cause by Reeve * Carr2n their ATTORNEYS, have
this day fled in my Office. their complaint i'll said
cause; and it appearing 10y the affidavit of a dis
interested person. file in said cause, that the
said John W Godtre- IS a nnl resident OF the
State OF Indiana, therefore he said defendant,
John w. Godfrey, is 5erehy notified of the filing
AMI penicncy ofsiid action thl' the same will lac
hoard a. The Mex term of siid M,rs',a'l Circuit
Court, 20 be begun and held at the Court House
in P vmouth, in said Marshall county rn State of
Indiana on the second VI ,nd.y The llth day of
February le6l. and unless he appear. "a plead,
answer or danur thereto. the sar,e will b, deter
m ined IN his absence.
H.. PERSuING, Clerk
Nov lnilw4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN. that will
! = sell at Public auction 1Ecsslav the 23d day
IT October 1850, at the residence OF Wellington
~ ward late of Narskall County deceased. all
his perSonl property. not taken nv the widow.
consisting OF Horses. Hogs, Cattle. farming tools
Household furniture &c. &c. A credit of nine
months will be given OF All sums over three dollars
The purchaser living his note with approved sc
curity with interest, waivng valuation and ap-
pral-ement laws.
Hannah E. Woodward Administratrix,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

STATE OF INDIANA. STARKE CO IS,
IL the Stake Circuit Court March Term 1861.
Martha Jones &
John T. Jones
: Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Saml T. Smith
N'cy NJ Smith
Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff i'll the
above entitled cause by s. A. McCracken their at
torney, have filed in the Clerks Office Of the said
Court their complaint for foreclosure, also the aiii
pavit of Andrew w Porter f,om which affi iavit il
appears that the said defendants non residents
OF the State of In iiant; they therefore hereby
notified ofthe filing and pending of the said COM
plant, and unless the said defendants be and APP
pear before the Starke Circuit Court on the first
day OF the term. to he holden Mt the Court House
in the town of Knox on the 81 Monday in March
1861 and plead answer or demur thereto the same
will be heard and determined in their absence.
In Witness whereofI hereunto subscribe my
name and afIix the Seal OF said Court at Knox the
10th day Of November 1850.
JOHN s. BINDER. C. C. C.
S 4. McCracken atty, for plaintiff
oN.9t1