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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06
DR.. a. o. BORTON,

Surgeon Dentist pl mouth. Indiana. Whole or
partial sets OF Teeth inserted on tho most
proved plans. Special attention paid to the
preservation ofthe natural teeth and irregular.
lily of C,hldrcn's teeth corrected. Fanps and
difficult teeth extracted with without Choro-
form. Can be consulted ai ms Office nj any time
except GA Mondays aud TUESDAYS.
oice IN fershins's block. up s.airs, corner Of
Michigan and Gano s,reats- 49tf
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OK the l., inst. by the Rev. A. Fuller. Mr.. jas
Graham 10 Miss Elizabeth Groves
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06

Lovers Of ice-cream will please recolect tina
Bal HILL gets up that article in "a, H. style.
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u. II. w. 4 e.. RAILROAD.
TIME CARD.

Freight Train going east leaving this station at
q Is IN, will carry passengers between this and
Fort Wayne. shippers must have their goods at
the warehouse by II m, to insure shipment the
sameday 5 X EDWARDS
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To County Recorders.

nave large and splendidy bound, MoRrcaGE
RECORD, made of the best of paper and nicely
ruled, that will sell at two thirds its real value.
as obtained il on such terms that can afford to
DO so.
II, is worth fifteen dollars, and will take fen for
Il. Address,
A. C. THOMPSON,
Plymouth, Indiana.
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.NGi. led:

CoMmox Pleas Court IS IN session.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06
e PAUL

eaier in boots and shoes. nnnufactuis all kinds
ofhome work ia las line. Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
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N. a. d. PACKARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
PLY MOUTH, IND.

COLLECTIONS Tax Paving and Examins
~ ton of titles &c, promptly attended 10
REFTRs TO
Peoples Bank, n. Y City. How 4 Whitaker.
\. y City; rerbell, Jennings a Co, N. Y. City.
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. Y. CITY. Herr,
Z. Carter. \. City; Hon. &. a Stacy, Tecum-
sch, Mich. l.. G.. Berry y Co. Bankers, Adrian
Mich; J. ;. Dunlap Esq, indianapolis, Ind; N.
VI. Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer. Plymouth.
tie has associated with him in practice, Hon 4.
James Bradley of baporte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have at the sitting ofthe Circuit and Cona
mon Pleas Courts of this county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, Ma'"l' 22. 1860. >9ff
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7. a. LEMON.

Dealer in drugs. medicines. notions, litera
magazines, papers. etc, rorth side Lapoi
street, Plymouth, lnd.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CORB!N 81 OSBORN
tnineys at Law, Office in Bank building, Ply
REEVE g. CAPRON.
JOHN S. BENDER.

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Kno1.
Knox. Ind.
Collections, Tax paying and examination OF
Titles, promptly attended to. n3-ly
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Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions and
Notions. No, > Corbin's Block, II, mouth Ind
lana. Patronage solicited
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06
G HLANGsR s. BRO s.

Dealer in dry goods of all kinds, groceries, wares
etc, Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
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FARMERS HOTEL,
MISCELLANEOUS.
kOONTZ g. SACK 4,

General dealer in all kinds of family groceries,
provisions. queensware, etc. Laporte street.
Plymouth, Ind.
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ADOIPH MYER,
J 3ROWNLEE.

Dealer in watches, clocks. iewc,ry and notions
east side. Michigan street Plymouth. Ind.
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Dealers in staple anG fancy dry goods. family
groceries etc, one door south OF the Edwards
house. PiYmouth. Ind.
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Manufacturers ofwagons, carriages etc. Black
smthing, painting and granting done to ordei
See column.
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7. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public. Office in
ckson's hardware store, Plymouth. Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
m-nts, sells lands, examines titles and furnishes
abstracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems
land sold tor taxes.
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n. 3. c SON g. Co.,
E r. SHOOK

Dealer in hardwars Of every description, also.
stoves tin, sheet iron, and copper ware.
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z o Z n D !

4 Iarrc brass key. which the owner can have by
calling At the DEMoCRAT Office.
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MICHAEL GINZ.
j HIN M >HOEMAK
D. McWilllAMS
G. BLAIN.& Co.
6. s. M. BEG
RICE s. SMITH.

Dealers in staple and fancy dry good and groceries
west side Michigan street. Plymouth. Ind.
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. 0. BAIRD.
Or. 7. a. BORTON,

Graduate cf Jefferson Medical College,) resi-
dence and office near Shifts Mil. Bremen. lad
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 1861

southern disunonsts are FESTIVE under the rule of the
majority and are said to contemplate revolution 10 pre-
vent its legislative exercise. Some OF their leaders
svowedly sympahze with the secession movement, and
express their determination foresta hostile
action in reference to at all hazards The prospective
passage OF bill for reorganization Of the militia seems
10 be especially obnoxious TO them. Today Austin
Brooks, member OF the Senate and the well known
editor OF the Quincy Herald, resigned His resignation
was accompanied by speech in which he frankly &C
knowledged that he retired because could not endure
TO witness the enlistment Of "back republican" laws.
It rumored that all his colleagues both in the upper
and lower house will follow his example in the course of
the next week, as 10 leave the Legislature without
quorum.
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SfRIsGrrED, Jan. "a, 1861
There is strong rumor that Seward's endorsement
OF CaMerons claims has been received by the Presi.
dent elect Weed expected here every hour to bring
the Cameron business 10 head.
George G. Fogg, Of New Hampshire, is paying a
second visit to the President eject. He monopo-
lied Mr.. IInoolns time throughout the day His
visit reates to the selection OF the new
England member of the Cabinet and the action Of repub
lican Congressman upon the compromise propositions
Philadelphia delegation, consisting Of IL g. Smith,
O. n p. Parker, H. Ford and c. Adams, arrived this
morning to present the resolutions Of republican
ing and a strong recommendation OF Cameron for the
Cabinet
Mr. Lincoln talks Of spending few days in tho country
previous to his departure for Washington.
Mrs. Lincoln and son are expected home to-uight.
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wnrzp A. the bs4o--~t SOL 49, ma a. t'oFs
aged 10 months and 10 Gays ',c, thy, <r...., ~, -
The funeral services r,l take p. d his parents
No 2o2 waverley place The friends 10 TIg.a a,'
invited 10 attend His remains will be take. = ''''
n. y, for inierment -.
REaaERs.-IOn Wednesday evening, January -, ms.
WumI sNk1AaP, the beloved wife Of Robert Retnc>''
uily invited 20 attend her funeral, from her ats
aenee il9 saiok street, this friday Afternoon ut half
scaNss--on Wednesday, January "a, after . Snort
neas at her residence in Willoughby street Broosyn.
years ana months.
The friends q the family and of her brothers, Drs
pho Rotos samuci Koton, Percy, and her brother
law Row Charles Evans nvsed to attend the finerae
sefyces on saturday afternoon, a, two O'Clock, az 81
JONAS Church, Washington street. corner Of johnson
street, Brooklyn
srEyaNs-In this city, or Thursday January "a, r,Ho-
r. STEVENS, OF John and Frances sey,ns ager
II years l. month and days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend hsfun
eral FROM the residence Of hisather No. IL Sixth
nue., Saturday mornipg, at ten O'Clock
Poughkeersie papers'psease copy.
sHEAN-In Williamsburg, L. l., on "Wednesday, January
% Of consumrAon LAwcccx SHEA, in the 2-si year
his age. sr
noon at two clock. Tho relatives and friends Of tbs
sK,ras this city, on wednesday, Jsnuary %, Mrs
% eldest dsashter Of the late Alb IN Brevoort, and
The relatives friends OF .he family. also of he-
brother, Adm n. Hrevoort, Of the United ssates Ma
rne corps, and Of ho- brother law the lat. Abm B.
Bloodgood OF tho Unod States Navy are invited to at
tend the funeral this (tday) aternoon at two ocioct
from the residence of her nece Mrs. Thomas FARMER
No Fulton avenue Brooklyn without further notice
TArrR On Wednesday, January 20, of consumptiou
JonN L. TArrr4, in the 2St1 year OF his age
The relatiysbnd friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attcnt the funeral from No 100 TwentY
sixth street, this (kriday) afternoon, at O'Clock
WnnTAkxR.-on Thursday, January "a MCHAxL WMr-
TsKrR, aged years and month.
His friends, and those of bis parents arorespectfully
invited to attend the funeral, tas (Friday), from No
State street
wAro,auRy-on Wednesday january %, SPENCER, So
OF VIM. IL and sarah A. WaterL cry aged months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, this Frday) Afternoon
hapas, O'Clock, from No 80 South Third street.
Brooklyn
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK aoARD.
PInL.DurWA, Jan. "a, 1891.
5toeka dull Pennsylvania state SIS, ss%; Reading
Railroad, 92s Morris Canal, 81: long Island Railroad,
i0A; Pennsylvania Railroad, 37af sight exchange on
New York II par y per cent premium
Ngw ORLEANS Jan. % 1861.
Cotton s,cs 10 day IL 600 bales at 1850. III &c Tor
middliug receipts less than last year, 900 bales
receipts ~ all southern pot ss than list year SOC oc0
bales sugar &c Sc. for fair 10 fully fair. Flour
steady at - so for supcrhne. Lard In barrels, lie.
Rest OF the articles unchanged.
NHw Oriyl AVA, Jan. "a, 1891.
Coltoo-Salcs today 600 bales At 101tc. ne Tor
middlins Sugar quiet NJ &C. Sc for fair 20 faly fair
Molasscs 2lc 23c Flour firm IS 30 for superfne
Corn steady ~ SSc. 6fc Pork qniet Lard ia hbls ,
tic The rest of the market " uncbsugsd.
BALTIMORE Jan. "a, 1861.
Flour dull Howard street and ohio at s. go, City Wills
fb 25 wheat dull: red NJ 81 20 ~ ~. white III 10
ii 60 Corn steady: sales yellow ssc Csc. white
csc he. Provisions Hrm Moss pork sts Tard
Ioho teGec steady at 100 lsc. whskey dull IL isc
prfLmwPat, Jan. - 1851
F,our dull supcrnne 81 IS 81 - 80 Wheat dull siics
az 600 bushels red at 81 20 81 ~ Corn dull sales Of
Eos b,shcs now Mt B4c. Old a. T0e Noes pork sis 10
lard steady q fOhc, y lie. whssoy at Isi.c 10.
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THE SPEECHES OF Mr.. CLEMENS, OF VIRGINIA,
AND Mr. ETuERIDGE, OF TESNEssEE.-The two
aost remarkable speeches in Congress of the
resent week are the speech of Mr.. Clemens,
of Virginia, and that of Mr.. Etheridge, of Ten
nessee. Mr. Clemens is democrat from the
Western or mountain division of Virginia. the
people of which section are hardy, vigorous,
independent body of mountaineers, chiefly de-
pendent upon their personal labor, for they
have few slaves among them. From such a
people, somewhat indifferent about the perpe-
Unity of slavery, but devoted to the Union, 1t is
not very surprising that Mr.. Clemens should
speak as he has spoken. Mr.. Etheridge, an old
line wing Of Tennessee, represents a similar
constituency, and both those men represent
that immense conservative power OF the border
slave States, which is competent to save the
Union and reclaim the cotton States, or to
maintain peace in the event Of a final separa-
ton, with any show of encouragement from the
republican party. Yet, it appears that the re-
publicans have determined to leave this conser-
vative element Of the border slave States to the
mercy of that ultra Southern tide of secession
from the cotton States which is carrying every
thing before it. Such is the shortsighted policy
of the party Of the Chicago platform. They
will only learn wisdom when it is too late TO
save them.
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ACADEMY or Muac.-On this eve1ng, the seeond or tho
present Opera season, Mercadsntes "ciuraraento win
be sung for the last time posvcsy The work aboands
in Of the choicest description and lover Of
the divine art should fail hear this OPERA the so
poser's masterpiece Madame Colson's Faisa, tho gem
OF the performance, is study in itself Her performance
Of the last scene is a histrionlc triumph.
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Political intelligence.

BtRfsE PAcE-rhe Illinois House Of Representatives
have what Is legally known the Judiciary Committee
but Il is termed by the members the aTomb OF the Capu
let's" t adopted by the republicans for tho safe
and Hna sculpture Of every coming before the
House which does not suit their political views, and IL is
customary to bid farewell to everything which referred
10 that committee.
CoSspTrsuT REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.-The Republican
Convention of Connecticut for the nomination OF State
officers viii be held in New haven on The 27,h Of Feb
ruary.
DBuEearEs DEMOCRATIC SrArE CoSyEsuov.-Blf.
falo has elected four Of her prominent ctzens
delegates TO the Democratic state Convention, namely -
ExPresident Fillmore, Judge George W. Clinton Judge
Isaac a. yerplanck and the Hen. Ell Cook. The demo.
crazy Of the First Assembly district OF ontario county
have delegated Hon. Ezra Pierce Hon W warnes, W. ".
Wright and 8 $. Cobb
NV H,srsHRE.-There four tickets 10 the Geld
again in New Hampshire for the State election which
takes place the 18th Of March The following the
candidates for Governor
Regular Democrot--George stark.
Btsd6ecsd Dcmecrut--B enning W. Jenness-
Union-Levi Bartlett.
Reppbiicun--Nathaniel s. Berry.
Each party, also has its candidates Coz members Of Cou.
gress.
RncpE Island PxssoSAL IissRrr BIL--In the Rhode
Island House Of Representatives. bin has been reported
from ia Committee the Judiciary repeating all the
Personal Liberty bills, 80 called.
FsM TRApsR w LiScorNs CABrSxz.-The Harrisburg
fsSyfot and Uaion asks =
What do the protcctonss Of Pennsylvania thnx Of the
appointment Governor Chase Of Ohio Secretary of
the Treasury the Lincoln Administrations After all
thor professions Of devotion 10 the tariff how docs II 90
down with them 10 have free trader sesscied for the
Treasury nCpartmcntY We should lika 10 know the
opinions OF tIA section Of the republican party which
made the tari0 tho chief issue in the last oamnairn m
reference TO this appointment. Are they satisaedS
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan "a, 1861
Mfr. PRosssR reported bill to levy tolls the New
York Central and New York and Erie Railroad.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. sPSoATo amend the act relative to assessment
for local improvements Brooklyn; also relative
State Arsenas and lands in Brooklyn.
The bill relative TO the Department of Finance in New
York came up for third reading and lost
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hisiiifMkN ENAslNEp-Tho following is a list Of the
Midshpmen In the Navy OF the United States who, hav
Ing graduated at the Naval Academy ia 1885 have
Gently been examined for promotion be Passed Mid
shipmen, announced in the order of merit assigned TO
them by the Examining Board, VIII, John A. Howell;
lin; 8, George b. White 0, Joshua Bishop; Henry L.
Howison; 3, Henry NJ. Blues ., Vim. G. White 10 VIM.
A. Kerr IL, Albert Kantz
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Married.
ARBoSA--JAoUEs.-On Tuesday, january q, by the
Rev. Mr.. Whitecar, at New Brunswick, New Jersey,
JAMES W. ARIZONA, of Brooklyn 10 Miss RACHEL JAor, Of
the former place.
Reverend Father McCosky, Dr. A. BAsHDg, Of Cuba,
10 Miss ISABELLA HANNGroS, of this city
TREGo-KuIN.-0n Wednesday, January 23,f by the
Rev. e. B. Smith, assistant pastor OF the Church OF the
Ascension, JAMEs d. TRrGo Of Baltimore, Md, Miss
ANSE B. KILN, eldest daughter Of the late Rev r. S.
KILN, Of Baltimore.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Miss LOUISA +. OKAusfg's CoScERr.-This entertainment
came OF last evening aud every way successful II
was the first occasion which this young Lady appeared
IN public. She has soprano voice Of good matic,
and Judging from her performance last evening" she is
very promising drae Mss O'keefto is one OF Rev. Dr.
Cummings numerous proteges
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Gurney's Gallery.
707 BROADWAY
The large oil painting, Just completed. of
IL. X. ii. THE PRINCE OF WALES
HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA,
WIN be exhibition for few days only Gurneys Gal.
lery, 7T broadway, previous its departure buckingham
PALACE The public respectfully invited a of
Gallery open ill 9P. NJ.
J. GUuNEY 4 SON.
BThe exhibition Of the above picture VIII posiiyeIy
close Saturday next, JAN rs.
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coming when they are wanted. Money makes
the mare go, however, and therefore Mr.. Lit
tlejohn should hurry up his resolution. Ten
let us hear from Ohio and Massachusetts, and
the other patriotic States
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Lot
teres.--WOoD EDDY CO., Managers OF tho
pEiAwAKs xisIucxr AND MssogRi STAYS LorrxR.s
so, IL, GO. "a, 81, 10, 8, l8, 81, IS, 40, "a.
DELAwARs-CLAss ~. Jan. a. 1881.
Ga, 46, g. 6l SIS, As, 76. III, 81 "a, l3, Z, So 81.
Circulars OF charge by undressing either to
WOOD EDDY Co. Wilmington, Delaware,
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Drawings Of IL. France & Co.'s Della
Lottercs:-
SUSSEX County, CLASS q, JAN "a, 1861
80, ~, 81, %, A, Il, 81, "a, a., AZ, 6I, 3, 20.
CONSOLIDATE LOTTERY. CLASS -Four, Jan. a. 1851.
Is, 40, Is, 3, 81, "a. s, AS, 81, IL, 81, so, 20.
Circular sent free Of charge BY addressing
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wheeler ~ Wilson's
Sewing Machines with important improvements at reduced
prices. Office 5O3 Broadway
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Barry's TrfcOphcrous IL tho best and
cheapest article for dressing curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it. Sold by al
1rugQtstA
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The chicago and Milwaukee Boards OF
Trade ne Philadelphia.
PHILAnEirHfA, Jan. "a, IS


The Boards Of Trade OF Chicago and Milwaukee arrived
here this morning, and stopping at the Continental
Hotel They will visit all points OF interest IN and about
the city ami attend the operate performances this evening"
by Invitation OF the Philadelphia Board Of Trade.
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btcfnway Il Sons Overstruug Grand
and Pianos considered the
are warranted tor i've Warerooms So ana "a Walker
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Smith d Brother, Nos. 1Ja and 100 West
Eightee nth street. between Seventh Eighth avenues
New York brewers OF Pale Cream Ale
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Caucus in the Executive Cha mbcr- Message
from the Governor to the Action
Of the Caueas-A Conflict Between the Co.
vernon and the Legislature Democratic
Caueus-Defeat or the City chamberlain In
the Senate Action upon Robins0a's Reso-
buttons,
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The Leroy Poisoning Gaze.

~
Tho following Is the verdict Of the jury IN the leroy
poisoning case.-awe find that she came TO her death
from some explained cause but having the character
tics OF death resulting from poison and the jury also
nd tina, tho treatment from her husband cruel in
the extreme and unusual"
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecs-The best In the world wholesale and retail and this
dye privately applied. No o Aston House
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Hairdressang Machfnes.-Ladies can
dress their hair 10 minutes them.
HAIRDB, $50 and 737 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-RelinbIe, Harm
Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied at BATCHELoRS Wig Factory 10
Rnnd
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Moldavia Cream, for Preserving md
identifying the Hair. Sold only at W. A. BATCHELORs
newly invented Wig Factory. l6Bond street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT WIN. EyERDELLS SONS, WEDDING CARDS AND
n Envelopes OF the latest styles l04 fulton street New
York. Established 1915
AT u 5O-DOUBLE SOLE NAPOLEON TOR BOOrS
N atJ0NES', 10 and IL Ann street. style
I EyERDELLS, NO. 302 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n Cards Envelopes &C. in elegant Styles at low prtoss
Specimens sent by mail.
A CARD
MECHANICS
FARMERS, and
WORKING MIN
should determine where will establish permausas
HOMES
for themselves and families
No State In the Union presents ssmany
vantages
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Married.

Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusa No. vesey tAsor House, opposite the church
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Hln's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black
brown. Depot No Barclay street AMI sold by all druggists
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Flannel MIL Burnt

Htpsox, n r, Jan. -, 1901
j. Stott sons flannel mill at Stottvle destroyed
by fro hast night Loss $40 COO insured for SIS 500 Ono
man was badly injured
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Thirteen witnesses examined in the Jackaow
day They proved the amount Of money found the
pr $685. Ons testified 10 having heard the cry
murder the Sound the night OF the 18th OF March
Two others testified that blood found the spray
when she brought TO Jersey City. These about
all tho material points brought out to-day
Mrs Ieet and daughters will be examined 10 morrow;
also the doctor who analysis OF the blood The
government will close Thirty Witnesses have
been mined thus far process has been issued for
Bayard Taylor on the part OF the defence. Dr. Wiley,
subpopscd interpreter, able 10 understand
but q few words. Jackalow's language Is not pue
chinese.
II was proved TO day that he could read the Bible and
the tiscments in a newspaper. He reading
tho report OF his trial
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News from Havana

NEW UKfFANS, JNn. ~ IoOI
Tho steamship VIM. G. Hewes from Havana on the 20tl
inst has arrived here. She encountered rough pas
cage.
Sugar was dull end nominal The crop com
ing in.
The drought continued through out the island.
The stock Of sugar at Havana was IL 500 boxes.
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STATE DEBT.
RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Iu.The State debt is only $40 o5 IA and within
last three has reduced
reasonably expect will in ten years be paid OF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

W-One hundred and seven millions OF dollars have besa
expended 1851 miles of railroads within borders Of m
nothis has been done by private oapttanAsmueh
Of the income from these works. with valuable public fnA
Ia land, diminish the State 6sS
and must every year decrease.