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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08

Our citizens were startled last Monday
evening. by the announcement that per-
7onal collision hal taken place between
Rev A. Fuller and D. E. nValkenburg
The facts are given in detail in our local
columns
The astonishment Of our citizens, t,
whom Rev. A Fuller is known. was great,
Il at Preacher OF the Gospel. who has
protested so much piety and religion,
should SO far oyerstep the bounds which
even the ricked Of earth have established
as limit, to go beyond which is to occu-
py aplacc with law breakers. as to call a
man liar, and then attempt to chas ise
him. We say for a minister VINO has
progressed so much pietv and God | 30 de
yo,ion to religious duties. as to set an ex.
ample OF rowdyism of which but few oil
our citizens would no, be heartily asham
ed. ID calculated to create a great sensa-
ton. He breaches Christ and him cruel
he'd, on the Sabbath. and during the week
squares his practice by the rule that nc
man has right to entertain an opinion diff
ferens from his without Being called liar, &
receiving kick from his patriotic boot
Such yraetce is doubtless in accordance
IN the Reverend gentleman's Christian
principles.
We hop, Rev. A. Fuller will repent oil
his misconduct in his sober moments.
and 20 and ain TO more
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne & Chicago
Railway Company.
Pittsburgh, Nav lSt, 1850.

Pittsburgh, May lSt, 1862.
NOTICE.-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne and
Chicago Railway Company, having received a
proper LEGAL conveyance of the Rail Road. from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appcndaee.
real. personal and mixed, late the property of the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail X, ad
Company. now assumes the control and manage
mcnt Of said Road and property.
All persons employed en or about said Road.
may confirm" in their respective positions o. stua-
tons until further notice.
All persons, associations and corporations, de
string business arrangements. or wishing to con
tnue or change any hereafter existine. will at once
apply 10 the proper officers of this COMPANY, as
this Company is bound ny no arrangement or I'M
derstandng that il does not expressly assume.
G.. w. CASS. Pre- -ident.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08

In answer TO frequent inquiries. we
take pleasure in stating that the Rev. A
FULLER was not drunk when he fought the
- Battle of Honest Corner" Those who
thought he was drunk, were doubtless led
TO that belief by his conduct on the oc-
casion. and not from any positive knowl-
edge of his condition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08

Dir. O. BAIRD, Bremen, Marshall County, In
diana, offers for sale splendid assortment of
LAMPS,
TRANSPARENT CONES,
Lamp Chimnies and Headings, Brushes, and
Lanterns suitable for burning Coal Oil
Aso-Coal Oil, double refined Carbonated }
and Coal Tara new artice-used on wagons
machinery, and in painting.
h. We also, for sale, fine lot of Leicester and
Leicestershre Inexperienced of the celebrated
stock-raisers and importers, Lester Bartlett and
J. ~. Benson. of Darlington. Ohio. 1873.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Aew Advertisements.
AppiicatiOIa fGs. License.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will at the next term of the Commissioner Court
of Marshall ounty, to be holden at Plymol tn,
commencing on the first Monday i'll Jane, 1867,
apply for License to retail spiutuous liquors iii
quantities less than quart. The location on
when propose to sell is on lot No. one in Boiey
addition 70 the town OF Bourbon, Marshall county,
Ind SYLVESTER BEAl9'
Nav 8, nl5w4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Application for LICcn~e.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersigned
will, at the next term of the Commissioners Court
of Marshall county, to be holden at Plymouth,
commencing OF the first Monday in June, 1862,
apply for License TO retail sprituous liquors in
Quantities less than Il quart. The location on
which propose to sell is On lot No. one hundred
and seventy one in Plymouth. Marshall county,
Ind. A. GAHBRILL.
May ,lSu1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
THANKS.

Hon. S. CoLFAx has placed US under
Obligations for copy of the Presidents
Message and Accompanying Documents.
We hope lie will continue his favors until
we cry enough,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Evacuation Of Yorktown.
WAsHINGror. Nav 4

WAsHINGToN. May a
The following report has just been re-
ceIyed from Fortress Monroe:
yorktown was evacuated last night
We now occupy he enemy's works. They
Ief, large amount Of camp equpage and
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
The Confessions nd Bxpeli ne OF
Sufferer

Published as warning. nj Cor tho especial hef
eft 'ouhC men and rho~t. who ~nff'r ~itl NJ
yous Dthiiii,. Loss az Mrma.v. Prem tur tc'''
&c. &c &c 10y one VII has cured hirns'lii'' IN
pie means. after being put u great erp'Ise 81
Inconvenience. through The use of worthless met
icincs prescribed bN learned ds.cf,.rs-
Single appl-s ma, BE- oht med uf tho author. :
4. l. INERT. E-t.. {; c,n'-p nj. Long 10 -
hy enclosii post aid adres-sd env.loie =
dress CHARLES 4 LAMBERT Ecu Orr
point. I onr Isi>u5- y Y s["<
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08

State of Indiana. Marshall County. S. S

Edward Clapp r. vs. Thomas Rodgers.
The Plaintiff in the ,bove entitled cause has
fled with me hi- con plant on Attachment aud :,
APP caring that the Defendant Thomas Rodgers is a
non resident Of this State he is hereby notified OF
the filing and pending Of said complaint. and I'M
less he appear, answer, or demur thereto the
calling OF said cause on the 30th day Of Way
1860. at 10 o'clock a. m. SAID complaint will be
heard and determind in his absence.
JOHN CLESS, JP.
Ma n1Svl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Nay s. nI5N4
ApDliCatioka snr s.icrEasc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under igned
will. at the next term fthe Commissioner Court
of Marshall county, TO be holden at Plymouth,
commencing on the first Monday in June. 1862
apply for n License retail sprituon5 liquors in
quantities less than quart. The location on
which | propose to sell is on lot No. two. in the
original plat Of the town of Plymouth, Marshall
county, Ind. JOHN l.. WELLER.
Nav = ul5WI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Application for License.

NOTICE il hereby given, that the undersigned
WILL at the next term of the Comm siont IS Court
Of Marshall county to be holden at Plymouth.
commencing the first Monday in June, 1862,
apply for a License to retail rituous liquors in
quantities less than quart. The location on which
we propose to sell i. on the South part OF lot No
forty one, in the original plat of the town Of Ply
mouth, Marshall county. Trd.
ALLEMAN & BROTHER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Application for license.

NOTICE is ereby given that the undersigned
will. at the next term OF the Commissioners court
of Mar>hall county, Indiana. 10 be holden NJ the
court House in Plymouth, commencing on the
first Monday in June. 1862. apply for 4 license to
retail spirtuons liquors ia quantities less than
quart. The location on which propose to sell is
on the Pomeroy Lot, as plated in Deitrichs Adj
diti.n TO the town of Bremen, Marshall county In
diana. JOHN BAUER, JR.
rn1VSul1vls
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
AppliCatien for License.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
will ut the ne term OF the Commissioners Court
of Alarshell co. nty, to be holden at Plymouth,
commencing on the first Monday in June. 1862.
apply for a license retail spirituoua liquors in
quantities less than a quart. The location on
which propose to sell is on lot No one, in Boley's
addition TO the iown OF Bourbon, Marshall county,
Ind. OMAR DAVIS.
MAY g. 5w4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08

Just rs we are going to press. we have
received tho intelligence that Gen. Nc
Clellan yesterday gained complete
victory al Williamsburg, whore the enemy
had fled after the evacuation of Yorktown.
Loss heavy on both sides Mcclellan lost
but few prisoners. and took great many.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
AuDIiCatiOH for LiCxnsr,

Not cc is hereby given that the undersigned
will, at the next terra of fhc Commissi )ner's
Court Marshall county, Indiana to be held at
the court house in Plymouth, commencing on the
first Monday in June, 1862, apply for license to
retail spirtuous liquors in quantities less than
Quart The location on which propose TO sell is
on Is feet off the north side of lot No. fl, and
feet off the south side of lot No. 49, in the orr
ginal plat o. the town OF Plymouth, Indiana.
PETER DALAkER Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
APPLICATION zor license.

No,icc IS hereby given that the undersigned
will at The mkt term of the Commits ioacrs
Court # Marshall county, Indiana to be- held at
the court house i'll Plymoni eonmencin on the
first II nday IN June 1862, apply for Il license to
retail sprtuous liquors in quantities les than a
quart. The location on winch propose 70 sell is
on Lot No. i. Hines addition To tho town Of
Bremen, Marshall county, lndiaua.
ljti JOSEPH DIEUL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
w MT ".

To hire cool steady man Tor general lahonf
must be used 10 hfndlng hur.cs. l. hefs'
Wages paid for such a man c. II REEVE.
April 24th. l~62. -l3u
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
- II l. & AL NO TIC L
TO CONS UMPTrvE3

The advertiser having been restored To hea'ih
IN CT, f,N weeks hv very simple rernciy aifef
having suffered Sever vetrs With a sew. r. In
affection. ai.i az tread d-.s~s-. Cn-umrfion-i-
an,ousto IA he known 70 hs frloN sufferers y T.
means & cure
t. all wl,sdr~sre - 10 WI send copv of ~
prescription used free oichsrc' with dirccii,i.
for prci'atiuL ,'ii g~a th'. same. ehcl they ~ii
find a SURF cur'' t"r Consumption. A-thms. B'r
chitis. &c Th' only obira of he adv, SCI 10
s'i'iin- III prescription l. "enefit Tho afflicted.
sni spread IN orH,t on Vii. u ~ o"uce've- 70 "a
mvalua4'e and he hancs ever, .uAercr Mi r.
his remedy. as g ~il cost a. IN nothing. and uie,
prove blessing.
Parties Wl,hne tho pro crirtinn ai'l p',sse al.
,ircss Rev. 3D. ARD 4 WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Coaa's.
Alma Ne~ lwt
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
Personal sKETcH or GEN. CURTIS.

Gen. Ssmusl r. Curtis, the cemmsude,
OF the forces in she battle With, and v,csssy
over. Price, Van Dorm. McCutIoch 4 CO.,
il > native OF Ohio, his parents having en-.
sigeased from Conuecticut vas Z res.dens
Of New York Nh ., ~ Csdes. he, IN 1891
entered West Point; he was brey stesl SEQ.
ond Lieutenans Of the Elesen,h Infantry
July |. 1881, resigned June 80, 1882 H.
devoted himself "a tie law and II owl 81 .
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The sosresposdsst 81 the 81 Lssi;s Dus-
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

eI We publish the followi.k hos,;,al
incident illustrating the almost iuexprsssi.
Bile pleasure which the work Of the ladies
produces among the stricken down dcicnd.
ers Of the Uni0n
Some weeks ago an unu.ual amount OF
sicknes, occur1 ed in regiment near Elis.
abethtnwn, and IL becsme necessary 70 shri.
ter she sick in houses. Buildings we're
readiiy procured, but there were no hospif-
al stores TO furnish them with. The SICK
we're laid On the hard Hoors upon their
blankets, and there they lay, aching wish
pain, and finding no rest day Or night. In
day or two, along came u psckage from
Ladies' AID Soceiy, in Ohio, donated to.
the hospital at Elisabethtown. IL eostsin.
ed bed. ticks and bed clothes, pillows, com
forts, blankets, and variety Of delicacies,
| suited TO the sick room.
Tho tlcks we're soon flied with straw, the
c,llows made, and the sufferers all made
comfortable. IL was like being transferrei
from hell to Heaven. Among the frst
aid upon . soft clean bed, was young
man who bad been two days deiirions with
he typhcid fever. He rested easy for the
6rss time that night. Ia the morning the
aarse went to him and smoothing his pillow
tsked.
.sYou feel better, this morning, do you
lOt Y''
eyes, ycs!" answered the feeble young
nan his mind stiil wandering and con-
slnuins as he felt the pillow and the bed,
+. Why shouli no, feel better? am now
pith my mo her!'
The poor fellow, the soft bed and the
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Oh the 2;sh, Mr.. Bosdoin, Of The Iowa
Hssss Of Representative, iassodssed the
following Resolution, which vas adopted,
With bot foar disseatisG votes
RAseised, By the Geseral Assenbly Of
tbs State OF love- s
That Ne tender to Abraham Lincoln the
eSpvesaion Of oar cordial approval and
thaaks. for shs manner 10 which. amids
uppsralled difIculsies end .enbars.ssmsu,s.
he has administeEed the Governmess Of the
United States, from bis iosugurssion 70 The
present time and that, o. We have given to
him oor anwavering snppors in the past, 80
for the fssuss, retaining IN abid,ay conf
denee tu biz ability, integrity, and patrio,-
isnS veFasseSssss hiu our earnest oo.opa.
rxsioo 10 all such measures 40 be shatt aae~
seqstsits aad just, 20 utterly and forever
vanquish the rebellion Of the Sosth, and
once moro restore 70 the usbfoken Ameri.
can Uaion, the uoqnessioned supremacy oi
the lawe aad4t constitution.
The above is but record Of the senti.
ments entertained towards the President OF
the Uuised States, BY every person 10 the
Stats Of Iowa not .inetured with the virus
Of Sece.siou- and We are greatly pleased
that our Representatives with a unaoim,s.
scarcely paralleled, hare given those sen,,.
menss expression in the form best calcula
tod to convey 70 the President, and the Na
tion, the record Of Iowa's confidence 10 tht
integrity, ability and honesty of the Prssi
dent, and Of its detesmioation to stand b,
him to the last in the struggle for Conssitu
tional supremacy.
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10y sac 4S @MA &# 8E
cssacil Blsfs Penal Seminary.
sAMEs ,. AuE, : /: PRINCTPAI. +
DOAMD ~ Tzrxrxra,

I, O. 1LOONxR. ESQ .Pres't. =. uesRYpr. 80,
TuoAAS OsflcSR, frea.irer.
Ron. c. BALDWIN sknusL csanro,e
YAMHELS nAYLlSS, JAMg8 ~. JACKSON, =
TuO'a. n. RekrON, H., SAMUEL KNEPPBR.
G ". nOYaRS ". 2. ncCLEI.LAED.
j0Hk 8. BALDWIN. ". II. y. PUsEY.
SRAAgONA ;-fhe Academical yess Il divided inls
sessions Of twenty-five weet each, The arss SOS.
i"n viii csweace on the ~ efthis month tJanpsry
>s1, and will close ou The Iss Wednesday Of Junt
eSt. ThH tutl term will commence on the thirt
Wednesday, Of ANrust- s&&8 &
TEA RMs:--PSymentreauire dinvsrishiy In sdvsnce
half sessinn Of eleven weeks, ~ foliows:
pktMARY pEPARTNENT. .............. B 90
eWHpARArOWY DEpART0ENf, ... -. 20
COt.lH0lATn - % .......... 3 80
Mrstr. Pisnoor Guitar rwith usc Of fnasm't, - 80
INSTRUCTION. also given In the French, Latin, ant
.r~ek ssnvusges, TO these desiringi il.
No Deductions made for absence, except In cases o
rosractct s,ckncsa
o0YS aotsvsr ten yesrs Of sxs admittsA.
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We Gnd in the Baltimore Sua. updef
date Of Washington. March 18th, she fol-
lowing item: s.The Usitsd States Supreme
Court have decided, after elaborate argu-
meps, two cases, namely: Uoised Statss
aeaioss Lyssoder W. Babbiss, and Uoi.ed
States against Robert Celes. ia favor Of
the United sessling sherein that
Registers and Receivers Of public lands
cannot retain the fees % military bounty
land warrants. beyond the compensation Of
30 600 per annoa, asd % sbss they we're
limited By the act Of 1918. This decisicn
af long contested question, saves to the
Goseramoot sssrly uiIlion oi dollarss--
Tho arga~eas on behalf Of the Govern
ment, vas prepared and conducted BY A.
sssssut Attorney General Colfsy.n
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LOGo At PEA RlD0 E.

From letter received BY Judge BALDwIS
from Col. DoDos, dated a. the Eeadquar.
tiers Of the Army Of she South west, M,rch
18th, We CLEAN the following inforn alton
I'concsrning the loss Of the army in the en-
gaeeneDt a, Pea Ridge. The total loss IL
killed is gig; wounded, 926; missing, l47,
total, 1872. The 4.h Iowa lost ever,
third mao. Nineteen were killed on th.
6eld LA died from their wounds pex
dag, and great many more will die,
enough to swell the list Of killed to fifty
The 4th had l50 men wounded, one hun
dred of whom will have TO be discharged :
their wounds being Of such nuture as 4,
disabIe them from further service. Tbs
Fourth D,visioo, comprising the Iowa
troops, lost more tbsn all the rest Of 'bs
army. The loss Of ths lss snd "a Brigades
(re-pectiscly commanded b. Co.'s. Dodge
and vapdsves,l souposiag The 4th Divis
ios--is Ill z. 900 nso-nay BE- scanned sT
,sas: Ninety -eighs killed 90 the 6eld !; So
since died Of their woanis; 500 woanded |;
81 missing. Addiag the loss sas tained b,
swo bat,aliioss Of Cavalry, ssd I've conps-
oies Of Indisna troops, cent late on the 2 4
day to rsirfsrcs bin. end Col. DoSGs't
Brigade suffered nuch marc thss asy other
Brigade % shs Aell--shs total Ioes snount-
iss 10 81 killed % the aeld; 2sS woapd
ed; and l77 missias.
The Colonel spssss - glowing tssns o.
the dessvnised bravery and eoolsess Of
the nea 81. The lows All. OF tie oncers.
hs says Capt. Gri2th, acting Nsjor, eed
Lisss. w,llia.sess Adjssans, asssd vsry
bsasely, asa tsas ~ ~ Captains aSd Of
6eers did 6rss.rass, except ose. ~bo, thessh
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-07-09

TRouBLE BREwINo II me EAsT.-Ihc last
arrival from Europe brings an important ru-
NOR that the Russian Government has adj
dressed circular 10 all its agents in the
East, recommending them to make prepare.
tons for their departure, rupture Of diplo-
matte relations between III. Petersburg and
Constantinople being imminent. II is fur
Their reported that Napoleon intends to sup
port the Emperor Of Russia in bis designs
upon Turkey. So "the sick man will soon
be in greater trouble than ever. if rumor
tells The truth.
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Aillsbaraugt gstarnsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. O.
Wednesday, July o, 1862.


u We are authorized to announce the Hon. Will
liam A. Graham asa candidate 70 represent the county
Of Orange In the State Senate, and Capt John Berry
and William N. Patterson candidates for the Com.
mons
T We have been requested 10 announce William
strayhorn, Esq. as candidate for seat In the House
of Commons in the next Legislature.
~ We are requested to announce J. L. Stewart,
Esq, Of Chapel Hill, candidate for seat in the
House Of Commons in the next Legislature,
tn We are authorized TO announce Col. III. d.
Guthrie a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Or.
ange At the ensuing August election.
AZ We are requested to say that X. M. Jones is a
candidate for reelection for the Office Of Sheriff for the
county Of Orange, at the ensuing August election.
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v friend has sent us extracts from the speeches Of
Mr. Richardson Of Illinois, and Mr. salisbury Of Della
ware, with The request that we would publish them.
Our columns were 30 far filled up when they
ceivsd that could not make for them this week
We will publish them In our merit