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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22
C.9PXT.lL and SURPLUS,
q 93 2, 3 o 2. 9S.

For details of investments, see small Cards and
Circulars
assurances may be effected in this old and sub
stantial Company on very favorable terms
Apply to HORACE CORBlN, AGENT.
" Dwellings and Farm Property insured for a
term Of years at very low rates.
augS, 40yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

Ho. all We people, clap your hands. Let the
glad tidings go forth Let it be spread abroad
throughout the vast extent Of this vast country I.
Let the farmer leave his pillow in the furrow.-the
mechanic his tools on the work bench.-the doctor
his nostrums in the p-bags,--the lawyer his books
on the dusty shelves,-the maiden the yarn on the
spinning wheel,--and one and all. far and near,
old and young. gay and sad. rich and poor in short
let the entire population make
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

ONE GRAND RUSH
no. rHr
Ohio Cash Store |!
1910 pieces CALICO. from to II cents, and
yard wide for IL cents, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
COZ pieces BROWN sHEETING from to
10 cents, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
3Os pieces DENNIS. best for l2,z cents. at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
2t0 pieces STRIPES, best for 49,, cents, at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
80 pieces TICKING. from IL to % cents. at
the OHIO CASH STORE.
lol pieces JEANS from lat,. to 40 cents. at
the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Largest Lot Of
CLOTHS AND CASSLHERES,
at the OHIO CASH STORE.
Three thousand pair of
8ooE8 AND eRoH9,
women's Enameled Shoes for IS cents. at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
1000 sHAwLs. Brocha, Stella and Silk. at
the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Five Hundred Silk
Capes, Mantillas and Busters,
at the OHIO CASH STORE.
Ladies, for the incest Dress Goods, of all styles,
OHIO CASH STORE.
One Thousand yards Black, Brocade and Fancy
- Z Il * -,
cheaper than the cheapest. at the
800 pieces Challi from 1917 to IS cents, at the
OHIO CASH STORE.
500 patterns Lawns and Beragcs, newest styles,
at the "a sr Es.A IS .NeG
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest White Goods, 60 to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest and newest styles Of Travelling
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Hats, go to the
- h'ag 'ssisf OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Gloves and M;ts go TO the Z
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Hosiery GO to the
g 80 u 81 - OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest oUuENswARE 70 to the
..11Ia "a OHIO CASH STORE.
For the cheapest Goods Of all kinds, 60 TO the
OHIO CASH STORE.
For the biggestple Of Goods for. zsD3AA
H HD"H<@A N
go 70 the rrz Go OHIO CASH STORE.
5000 yds CARPET from a5 cts to 81 per yard,
at the ssiH OHIO CASH STOREs
" i .
Farmers. Farmers Wives, Farmers Boys and
Farmers Girls. 60 to the sqs5z44raI
- OHIO. CASH STORE.
Every Body. buy your Goods at the
L'I9'l af''fJ p OHIO CASH STORE.
The best RIO COFFEE at Is cts. at the
. OHIO CASH STORE
Is lbs good N. o. SUGAR for sIsat the = -
Grszad -sao OHIO CASH STORE.
-EHka2 1ao~
TWO TONS.
1SV5 g6l5 13qB513 asI199o1U .
Coffee and Crushed Sugars,
.bHpoq 1ag At s1e ss1
Hoiieg 19q 5cs .nToi ri QH7Ex iesH .
WMoLEsASB o. RETAIL
I'll ssq sfneo CO - 0I .o09k3oT 4
Which win be sold very cheap. at the ts
OHIO CASH STORE.
.9Co --3fga
~ II ..fox siss oefa 49, I sbooE3 9sfT III
- Oh q s09oK1A2ss svin iliw
Z 7l,esa G oois ~ese psroAasc<A n Nes Ysr, nd
when Goods we're at the Lowest
Point, and we have 10 bedlaki0n II saying and say
;ReapeF than ever before e9sred - this market.
or rkor<1 80 - - .s..sss.
Cash
a d. MCWILLIAMS.'
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1uhIit !SaIfs.
EY GIBSON ~ CD.

- FALUAELH tsrAsA
#si;i PROP ERTY FOR SALE
49, BY virtue Of decree If the Cir uit CaarJ Tor Bali
more city the undersigned, TtuSt. viii oIrr al ub c
1851, at o.ci.cs Z. NJ '
AL THAT Lor OR PARCEL OF GR0UNn situated on
me nnrthWeNt corner of lexington and Pine str,t ami
eh'ing on the north side OF Lexington
ierI ya Fean uar depth Of hundrcl az d twenty
~. feet TO fifteen 3oat alley; subject to gr;, 81 ~
az pr ahnua'' payable LIST january a d Jur
ne mp owe tents consist Unable = OPv Md
joining 1865 -' wv -1'i''.'" 'ta>.- "a
IF ne ground has doEbed in vaiae since Che cTe7tjo
Tc 80 in9 me character Of the Oujiairgs make dis
Thomas r ITt t w be sold subject first no age 10
nm r. N'e.eS iGr So co. hlgiuE nearly tir,. ears 70
Of sale " "eeiuee ll'-Ie"i pad d" dfs
Terms-i)ne-t',ird cash at sale. baI.,,. II i..,..,
months with interest approved % '' r." ~.
the option # the purchaser ' '''' 90 -'' t'@ ~
r,s.,..-, WM C. PENNINGvug. ,r,,sf..
READ, Law Buildings " -'-'''''i'' .
oo....-.,- GIBSON y CO.
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TKUSTEE'S SALE
GihNoR STREET PROPERTY.


N virtue 81 decree Of the Circuit Court for gaItiraro
CIV inc hhHeTS&ned Trustee vi IL sell by public
on VIZ, blhSs% hrfr matter Sescurd the 18th faV ~
h ! : n lstl ii aIr III not then o., the D., Nj r
GA. ,tt.rttit -r,) z tie hOnr OF 1 uClocr =. #
~ y ~ ThN@G TWO PaRGELS or GROUND sityiar 4 IN
,tnm Ne cry, on the vet side c Gil G'rr.t Each lof
non W+ntN est with IL pth u bundled ana M T.
SYN iet 20 the 'st s q" FinceEt alIer lots begin
respectively one hurGrcd and ninety. ana t. Luni
ana ten let nor,herly from nnrtl,w,st corner If
i9h ana Hlmor street; oh lot is subject the yr r
OF 5lOo ptEAle NAT yearly. Isl july u.ry i'm
23 enl NJ on eaGn 2i IS three tory H3lCi, nW#I1I>G
WIN two story hack building, being sane, rrog.ry
lgased by Miles White 10 Il. W Shaw3e," &a. q + :
so l,S' oIo Taxes and ground v III bc paii up
Terms OF leOne half OF the purthas ronrv 10 b. paid
ca$il on te Gay OF Sal; balance payb four m0ni5 nom
sau 1ty WIN interest f"r winch mote Is given St
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
a22laW3r nm sarT,.I t-g IN .r..t..
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IgufuIlUraI.

ETEXICAN GUAEO.
" Very choice MEXICAN GUANO fox sale kv the
barrel or Also, ;rouni agricultural psrpo
sss ". WhiTEIJCE & co.
Wilt A So4tl street.
E1ALIFORNIA GUANO.
~ a choice article for sale il lats 70 snit, by
". WHIDELOCk " co,
mil n a South street.
ne ANIPULATED GUhNU
w Ofthe very best quality for sale by the to or single
bag ". - HTrELOGk b 90
mli-t II -rrt
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TRUSTEES SALE


-aHs-A PROPERTY ON Gu.MOR STREET
BY virtue oi decree Of the Circuit Court fer Hal,:cor,
cty me pna'signed Trustee viii sell by puhIir aur6n
81 fne hgrenaftsT described on the 18Th ia 81
DAY thereaftef at The hour of 4 o'clock p 81 "
FL, THOSE HREE PARCELS OF GROUND situa5eI
N baltimore CT Y, the side GiImor street Tar
LOO fonts fs" with depth Of i2j feat sail l;ts btgr
respective ~ 60 fet, Sj feet 3 nurihrly rom t
northwest conner OF Saratoga GiluiCr streets each lot
IS se 70 the We ry re4t Of So -, pgyaha lf YEARLY
On ~ Jnne and December. Imp bVemr.t on Zach lot
bACk ~ IlllNG$ Far dwellings hree-s orics high wti
story HItchen; henS the leased Nv Miles
white = Daniel II ShafeF See lease dated Isl Es,rlI
lss" iecofdd C. E. 5 No 1864 folio ~. Take aud
6Fnunu rent VIII he pa d 1T % September 1851
rms o. salOue-alt OF Furchase money to Maid in
, b ;,,t ~. "a
he sat sfHctIou Of the trustee - '''''' l"
- Y T. trTN- en-
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~" angle bottle OF SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually. -
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aahltr !kglfS-
EY z. LENNON = CO
BUCHANAN'S WHARF,
TRnSTEIE,S3 SALE
A 4, LuABIE CALyER4 STREET pI


'ssis4s tE Va CALyERt STREET PROPERTY
Gy the undersened. TTa l Ies Sru Court fer Baltimore
S@ hAehsnEe . SaeSro"m, on MONDAY, the 18TH Gay =
Al that LOT ois FAKGEL OF GROUND situated
th see o. on KS, h'r4nirg for tie
aut1 ide Of No7ument street and runf @ c ,'' Ge
M ZEE 'efe Of g9rt tl92 wall one inndred aqd
hnE he centr- Of srtition wall huDded and
Said tot is subject TIA Roun6 Mt Of $IG7 rer arnum
lH 'l.F ZEN annually IN The FIRST day January AID
Lay" tG ~ S'1lns bi9ek to H. r. Glenn ald others eSeu
recorded ;" Li1'rG. 4 5, 40, ls3 20 10 2I5, &c
Al r., LOT ~ PARr En- or GROUND situated
on ne sue OF talVefi street beginning for the
18th from The soun sideo Monument st'ett and rubninE
!.hce south ha"pg on tayert street treniy-ore feE
H. md s,yeptee4 feet to he we' side of Davis street;
hgEar ami seventeen feet to he place T,n Ta one
ala Lofts subject to Ground rem Of sG5 ner err7rn
fE19s se@i.tnnaliy on the FIST day January and
Ease sG.a Samuel Il T. Glenn and others cz-c-
and recorded in idsr 1s %f coo 3l5 ao 1901
- MI THAT !oT OR p S:6Gi OF GROUND situated on
lie s@5a Of on fua s!I and nrdTn gT fr ne SAGE q"
rom me south idle OF Monument stSeg; and runn:rr
uaed and sevcne1n eat 10 he vast s Of wsl one
thanca a5rth hndiae on vig sfTsrt twrnt &
the. 6. vt End along The ntre pagttiou val ono
Sa Lot is subject to sf% 3s rent Of .s annn
mortgage from Samuel Black II. z: Glenn aud other
@ aud recorded led oi Ibsr ST. s 10 ISL S o. 3 r.
ALSO,
ALL THAT LOT OR PAECFI, OF GROUND 4iluat5i On
TIL side Of Calvert rect beginning FOR the same m
distance o Tror.
south side o. M5numenr street and riur ta,re sott
binding en- Calvert stree ,EEnfv Gn rrt. ibe 20 81 -
alone tte centre of nsrriti.1 Wis No Ill ~ u
to the wet side of Davis street: heTco po+
ndng Davis street. yent,lre fsnt. tnnrca nef g
along the centre of u partition wall ore Lurdrf4 ana
seventeen feet, to the place % heginune
Saa Lot is subject . Ground If tIrS
r.! able s-m annua ". On the frst DAY of Janai ana
.uy each and is sev.BfF ,afarreG
mortg ge nom Samuel Rlac Ia H L Glenn and others
john Glenn datel thp Z3i 1av OF Lamar
1850, recorded in to-r & Is s. So Is3 fyin 2b H.
ALSO,
ALL THAT LOT or Pt ECEf, OF CROTTND sua+ed M,
Hn est = de al calvert ei~n.f .i-,.,, ~ ~ %"
the distance ~ two hundrcd ana e v.ttT t sc,tt '
the south side Of Monument street and runnin thcft'
south mTdinR Calvert fe- thenc-
t and along the centre &, wal, hundred
AM seventeen ett to !he west side Davis street, thence
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St0rkg. tErtb8gf;s fl.
BALTIMORE CITY c PER CENT. STOCK
For sale by IseAEL G0HEN,
a23 2t. No 3 Nortl street.
Y ,sao!LObg sAML HAsR!s Y SONS.
ya1E RT7,T6S zf57rIz ST3 55E y
NV l'A 0-'D SA4 NJ E AM ~ y 2o2 29A1D
5IT25n, l77 l.e 95.,l195s street
L tDrng in EoTeo6sT and bscs Be wlnca By i
o1w* /" j., ECkhkI,
40. q s2Gu Il street.
VQRk, sTYSBURG, CHAABERSBURG,
for sale at a liberal discount by THO o.Rsov
je1l-tf 90 H2!Li@oLe street:
GOLD FOR SALE, in Gums TO suit at a small
NT1l,Ii7j7 -
~ We are ~ prepared 70 give CASH ADE on CO
a iiTsrrooi -" ~ 7 n, I'M Z SS "
d23tf cornerof Cheapside and Lombard street.
sIORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BOMBS Tor sale BY SAMUEL, HARftIs, Jr,
{gl5,tl t.asssaeai the.21ea:s l5ane.
4 FJi4LEtjTiU&S ON ALL L l. q Ii II EMIT
= s.--4 Z, niI9. j CARSON.
t INN - S,SIirgI HIprtaS Z 90
ao6-5' "t's :a,t' "l.gs.'i 80. ...,'-,,
saifjo[a and so s iIr, L. d. 81, EN'9 i'0'
Do Do Do is5I
Do. DO. do. 1895.
North" esteHn "a. Aa,iToad bonds y mo'tgage
Wsps,d bv w. " W .Iir1T II Gf,i i'i H. ~
mhlaH basement ChrsapaIke Eank
NTIRGIkIA AND NORTH CAP05NA RANK
NOTES for sale by ~ Tao } CARS CARSON.
fe26-tf 2ai i{aItimoTr st3eet
FTNCURPFNT RANK T0TEg Ann mn F7,s
~ ~ - Q - = ~ " ~ ~ ~ . 4 ~
on all points south anu west purchased al best rates.
-t22etr 3ol sailnoce street.
ESROTHFPG RONTNnEn
Is No % 60 - p -, .-r.-,.- ,. ,.;-, d.
DEFER FOR SALE F0EElGH EIGHHEGR o., o. al he
| jaln. nhlnH
| A DVANCEE3 MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
| IA. AND APPROVED COILATERhLS bv
fe2Gtf TEo. j. CARSON.
nANK OF RALTIM0PE ST0rK yrLNTED
| H. $50 : fIJ,rTT~ 20 = 20
| s8sf' 49, ~ 20 SCn;b 81
IA ARYLAND SKIES Maryland per cent
| I'VE Inscribed loaa Tor sale by
| SAMb. HARRIS, Ir.,
vf M y fz easement 5 Snesag1aAs 8anE
| I hDi1 f>i GiN Ni2" ~ / - W. ny 1900
| SAAl. HARRIS & SUNS
Ralt IN vgaI
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f5i; nder authority the Wit! Of James Wheeler late
sas a. Haitmor cry, deceased the UNDERSIGNED ENecu-
N' VIII positVeg sell at public auction. the EXCHANGE
SaIesr9oms' on FRIDAY the I3,h day Of September 1851
g. 10. l. 4 TWO-STORY ERLGK DWELL
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fi Under authority the vii! Of James wheeler late
1850 ~ haI!tiao cry decreased the unGefsaned EN'CU
VIII postIiEeg se at pubic auction at the EXCHANGE
az On MIA the 18Th day Of September 1851
- ''E x NJ r7r.-c e,,-e,,,-- mn, ~ ,
saF,1.tt K o. l. a / w O-SIOl(l BRICK DIV ELL
ERE ING AND LOT fronting twenty let on the west al
- # North Calvpr stree, running throurh +, rI
alley with two small we story BRiCF nWTIIJNGS on
the alley, near TO at Il north as IRA liz, f-pai. i, 70
ground tent of 500 pr IIrI XII see Irsea ~ l. ,ct
her, $40 lIber t. d., N g. ia ti3r ~ - - '''-
SsS-> No 2 A TWb-GTDRY RRTrg Dwell
aS..SI No AN ! nr ~ .,,,l|. 80. ~ =" -" i-it''
1.
use N t.irre feet for IN eIlS~ and da,i 70 ~,
Xix inches: cTounI rem Ell "a u ftl tt
lease Ith -, tfInh.r Ia3- iihrr r X ~ Fila a.;
and q p : M, ON, +, 80 49, "'' ''' ''' '-''
No aSITR GRnii a. g ~. = M .c ,,. 49,, go. .
=
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@aNksrs a,g1 ssrgfefg,

~ y!Y,.t, 49, 80 ..s,,-
ts@"a-+S Hi1s 5aII6Rtk.
| ARTTN TPUTTc7 -
| IL LIZ W 10
| oiAI mp 3T0CE BROKER.
| Has scaci,, No II SECOND STEEEr
Doot $ToGK5,s B 81 s. t psrsa'ss AID sale
H !99 - in Inc New Yor,s market
| E ARTIT !l,W5IC,
| Ii vl ~ y -, ,.--.-.,......
,,,. ,s,3,, Nc. Il agc5NI1- - F Ii = H.
PsBE oaG q Il cst S 55@''"'''n Of CONNER
r., l53,, a9Tl2e's made on 0alatyrs mhaotf
| I SAOGtaS AND btNDS
| No a 8%612D SI'@sEr,
tT aTS fpf /, sells eo595issi@ s5'A'
| 'TuCKS AVN BSSS[2digg ~ SS PAYER, -
RANTS hiS1,6 RVS! ~ ~ IN All AAK[ET3
it1YS AND slL iGf ON IN C S-i:; FEGAsLS
i ttrn[is VIZ SELi9 FIRSTCLASS GROUND RENTS
@ng h1sinsss 10 all and rYerE kind Q! Brok,r ana
fEQGbRn r,lT2,TT-T-
4 - Gj 80 -
co R ~ z, z GA GU i'sR,
! .LTIMORE, ND.
ofb&SSR 81 G Bought. Sold 49,, uo.ot,....
fsTe spsc;aI ata7I;a &C., - 49, ,y,,ot.,+,,-
.r.2 u Loans on iI.St class Securities. Ial5-t
Il. MCSlNN & Co,
Sc SyOTJ- ss,D yy'yry n,orr,o
No { Ef y - II s1i r. n I" Z no.
Il KS %e isit tbi On commission exclusively STOCKS,
! jg7s5 .-sy,,,T = =, ~ 1s' @af"ti
sTlr'.r Am PIN ppCgrpr,s
No. % SouTf aTPEET,
sEGtiate Business Paper ana ans ana execute orders
NoEEY z= 9T i::s=i Sl5,s5 ses2s'z 'al- tt
u %A6TIN LEWIS,
No Il SECOND spazEz,
,.4rr .qto.r =, Ap ,I3 prqmJI,s,ly, to The
il''N oF AEkcANI!L ~ ,,,,.,,,,,,,,..
" f-'4" LOANS On SitEhS
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I ALl TIfAT !Vi Oh PAl.tIFII Of GROUND 1iTuat-T an
III east side Of Calvert rect, beginning FOR the
distance OF tw1 hundred and eeTgn eet sou'h FROM II"
south side o. Monument street and running
binding Calvert stree twenty feet thence and
alone the centre of partition wa hurdg,d AID ev-
teen the side of Davis street; thence north
hhiiE on DAVIS street Tento1e feet thence west and
l feet. to Che nlaau - IN. inn
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I'm edsey after the above sale will be sold the follow
RE EDN * co.
TRUSTEES SALE
-

.5as@te 4 VALUABLE DWELLING ON NORTH
CALHOUN STREET
by vlFtUH OF decree of the Superior Baltimore
city stn% in eGuity-the undersigned trustee, viii orr
of s+e Ivy public auction, on the premises TjESpA Y,
TIE l0h day Of September 1861, ut O'Clock in the alter.
$685.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS,
situated IN the city Of Baltimore, and thus described.
Beginning for the the southwest eaTuer OF Gal
h'uG street alley 10 VIDE laid out hv alpz
and Samuel Candy, from Calhoun street to Norris alley
ahtie 20 and distant 100 ct line Of ti,
south SIDE OF FaYette Street as the same is opened
ana running thence southwariiV fronting on Calhoun
street y feet inches, and extending back westerly '
the width all the way feet to orris alley; Win the
use IN common Of the said alley, 10 feet wide.
Ground Rent 81 20 per aunurn
improved by turec-sto~y BRICK DWELLING No IN
and double twOstorV back building.
Igrms-har half ca.h, balance two cauaI nsaIraants
81 aiE and twelve months: credit payments bear
rom day Of sale and 10 be secured hy Of the purCia
ser endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
Ground rcat and taxes Jad to day Of sat-
SAMUEL SNOW DEN, Trustee.
ApRkDN < CO.
70 2aw&dI Auctiou4ers
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TRUSTEES SALE

.ssl SIX HoUses ON OF CHESTER STREET
by virtue OF decree Il the Circuit Court or Ralfjnor
ct the undersigned, trustee, will sell by public auc
IN ne premises hereinafter described the 18th da OF
tr ISL flair III not If then the next fair
ALL THOSE SIX PARCELS OE GROUND Iyinrin Bal
more city, the east Chester street Each lot
ont5 I'M! teen feet with depth sixty an alley
zen tret w:de said lots begin respectively and
Stui'is rom the lout"st corner 81 cough chester
% ect hsriy from tn" heast cornef of R4nt ana
chester SIR cts Zach lot is improved by FuTS Inc
s2ti - hl&h With back II ding. Ground up,n eacf
~ pes year being the sdmt leased ny Miles re 10
"chu ~ RUNNER hv leases dated ~ o. Ipn. 1880
rec idrh in Liner .. = =. No. io and 18Th DIN u HUI
lS6l, recorded in Liner G No iGG Taxes and r rd
rent VII be PAID up tn list Sep. mrc., 1851
terms OF sale're ha!f Of the purchase money to he
aId an Oh the day Of sale; bal pavhie four
from SAID day with interest which note is f. he eiye
secured &" the satis faction uc trustee
S2a.l1wat +. .g,rV II, MI.
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.s0asag. IT,, fnr Ssle SnS RenI.

III FOR RENT.-The three-story BRICK
Hii HOUSE ~ 30 Lib-ry street, opposite ST. John )
sL=CtUr H. with pasenen nj, and gas in the hons.
A tnree-st0iy HOUSE on Pennsylvania avenue, seconi
door from c0Ty Chapel has water and gas house
\ HOUSE II 7tm4n street, Penn. lvana avenue
Also two hot SES Oh Walsh street with water in the
yard. Eng iire Ut G. y. MYERS q BRO,
! g9e- Ep ~ Evil a.,.r III
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Racy biography.

The following rich and raey biography Of
General Benjamin +. Butler, which the New
York Times has agsthered mainly from the
Kew-Orlsans Picayune and the Richmond
Examiner, with additions from other South
ern authorities" Shove that the sOuthrons
do not remember with grateful sppreeia-
ton the services of the General as leading
member Of the Southern wing of the Demo-
cratic party and an ardent advocated of South
eEn rights"
"Benjsm ?. Butler is the son Of a negro
barber, who, early IN the century, did bust
ness on Poydras-streat, in New-0rleans. The
son, in early manhood, emigrated to Liberia,
where an indisposition for labor and some
talent turned his attention to the Bar, to pre-
pare for which be repaired 70 Massachusetts,.
Having mastered his profession, he acquired
fondness for theological studies and became
an active local preacher, the course Of his la
bors esrly leading him to New York, where
he attracted the notice of Mr.. Jacob Barker,
then In the zenith Of his fame as 6naneier.
and who discovering the peculiar abilities
In that direction Of the young mulatto, sent
him to Northern New York to manage
banking instituti n. There be divided his
time b-tween the connting- -house and the
courtroom, the prayer meeting and the
printing. Office. There also be gained the
confdeccs of the Van Buren faction ct Als
bany, and entered intoactive correspondence
with Prince John, Jesse Hoyt and Others !
a correspondence which was subsequently,
thought worthy Of publication; and upon
the election of Mr.. Van Buren, to the Presi-
dency, was, notwithstanding bis color and his
completely IL notorious swindling transac-
tons, appointed 70 the position Of Attorney
General. At the close of his term Of Office
be resumed his legal practice in Massachusetts,,
took a command, and distinguished himselfb by
cowardiee ID the Mexican wsr; and had an
active part In support Of the B';8alo Aboli-
ton Platform Of ls4s. The regiments be led
from Massachusetts to MsrJlrnd, in April,
we're with the exception Of two or three
drummers, composed exclusively ofnegTees."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

We are not Of those who place implicit
confidence in British statesmen, but we have
an abiding faith in tie British people. Eng
land Is really under popular form Of gov
srnment, for no ministry can stand up before
tho condemnation Of the people. The many
ministerial changes IN that country under
pressure of popular disSpprOval, within the
mas. hW years, prove this 1t is, then, of
more practical importance to this Govern
nsnt whal the British people think, than
where the British ministry stand on ques-
tons Of interest to both nations That
large msjority Of the subjects Of the British
Grown are deeply imbued with sentiments
adverse 70 the institution Of African slavery,
q fact Of such general notoriety that we
presume no intelligent man viii deny it
Thorsfors, we are compelled to conclude that
fhs British Government will not take any
aeHoa ealeulGssd to foster or strengthen the
Glave republic sought TO be established by
the rebels against the authority Of the United
States; for in such course they would not
Be sustained. Did they take such action, a
mlnislerial crisis would again TscaF, the
present ministry would be forced to retire,
and new one would be chosen which would
reverse the policy Of their predecessors.
Then, there Is another reason why the
British Government will not aid the Gotten
Oonfederaey. England has long been desir-
ous Of developing the vast cotton fields in
her own kingdom. A great obstacle in the
Esy Of this, has been the competition Of the
ootton States of America, with whom, under
vrsviously existing circumstances, 1t was diff
aculs 70 successfully compete. India con-
talned vast tracts Of cotton land, but there
were impeliments in the way Of bringing
thsu under a proper state Of culture, aud so
long IS an abundant supply Of The great sta
Die could be procured frsm America, the
onsrVies Of the people could not be sufi-
eieutiy enlisted 70 overcome these obstacles
Now that the supply of American cOttan is
% be cut of, capitalists turn their attention
in other directions and the result viii be
the DEVELOPMENT Of the resources CT British
ootton lands in different parts of the globe
thereby enabling the British nation 70 as
Sume an independent position as manufaO
turing country. @