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THE NAVAL REVOLUTION.
WHAT ENGLAND rs DOING,
New Designs and Great Under
takings.

lFre1n the London Times, April 81
We arc iEtormed that 4 step Of :reat in
I'ortlucc III the existing STATE of our Il lviti
.1.;s has just been taken By the Bo1rd Of
Admiralty. 1t Is well known that at the pre-
Ers. moment our entire fleet Of sullt vessels
t;t-waE is bullt of wood. and il wholly unprt,-
t%cte. by lTnl0r plating. E:efy corvette,
atus'l ard ;.slntoat in the service is liable,
thtr fore, to sudden and complete destruction
t'y Tie she'll fire Of an enemy. In view Of
thtfe 5acts, q complete stop las recently bcen
put TO llle further construction Of vessels Of
this kind in the royal lockyards. In France
for some years past, and in America during
the last year, snail iron plated craft have been
designed and built; but in all cases these have
been tit to opera.c upon home coasts and har-
bo1s only, and have heen wholly Incapable Of
performing general sea service. Our own Ad-
mi1altT and their constructors have naturally
been arersc to the building OF similar vessels,
but at the same time no means OF producing
:!a-going plated ships Of moderate dimensions
haye been devised. At length, however,
mstt,od Of construction has been Devised,
which is said 10 afford great security. with a
comparatively stuaIl amount Of plating, and
which has met With The full approval Of the
Beard.
The new design has been made by 31r. E. J.
Reed, formerly Of the School Of Naval Con
strnc!lnn, Portsmouth, now Secretary to the
Institution Of Naval Architects, under tho
general supervision of Admiral Robinson, the
Comp:rolltr of the Navy. It is applicable to
ships OF various classes, aud provides Tor the
use Of q powerful plated battery OF Armstrong
guus, with great range Of fire; for the secu-
rity Of the ship from Penetration between
wind and water; for steaming power scarcely
Inferior to that Of the present nuprotectca
vessels; and for the protection Of boilers, Gu
gines, rudder head and steering apparatna
These advantages arc said to be SECURED With
out ut all compromising the fitness Of the
SHIP to receive complete rig and equipment,
so that she may be fit for sea service in any
part Of the world. The design, We under
stand, has been placed unrese7vedIy at the
disposal II the Admiralty, who have issued IN
order for its immediate adoption, and have ap-
pointed the inventor, Mr. Reed, to supcrin-
lend the construction Of the vessels in Her
Mujcsty's dochyards. The timber now in
store, and even that already converted, will be
available for the new yesscts, which arc to be
timbtr-built htlow the water, but incombu5t:-
bic at the upper part. Although the design
was only completed week ago, al the pre-
li1uirary arrangements for carrying it out
la.ayc already been made, under the Immediate
care uf the Comptroller and the Duke of Som,
erect. Thc first vessel is to be commenced
forthwith 1t Dcp:'ord docky4rd, and is TO be
named the Enterprise.
| IMMENSE ARM AalEET FOR TWO NEW FnIG
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:RatlrnauS.'
nETROIT AND CHICAGO

On s2d after MONDAY. MAJ 5tn. ras Ec5s.4a sssth
eIn nKaIroad Company viii 8 passenger Eye ne
tvcea Cbtcsgo xnd Dstrn1t +a a3E3s7 virSoar
q csla, MAXI e1rect connections via Al Clnaban
unes from Detroit.
Elegant ceaebe1 with raised vea Tstad 7oof, ant
Salisbury DustE1s vn run through Oh d7y <-ataa-
4n3nr1unA sleEpnE ca1x o4 the Atsst Improve uent
XII Taa fna through On night tra1na~ Tha distance IS
tnAn hy any othoF nne. Tht time s11 rates Gl
,Ae1Te Gatc11o At T. n. At 73J 2. Il Arrive II
51l sEas p :sH aud II. A1rixe N Chicago ct
IcEets soId a. Al 1he prlrcpsl uc&ts Offices n the
1t1te1 snh At thu bepot co9ntf Vsn Rarsa aod -
m 6I67 am General Pss.e1..r A@a,-
, 1862-05-10

NJ fASTHR'S SALE.-Sta1e of Hi
wi poaa, Cook County, So. Circu!e, Court Of Cook
County-1n CbanrEy. stephen Childs - s4nTA +
GhiIor. H. man " ChHds Eloz:us 5suter at sl-Fore-
Pubi,c notice Is hereby given .sAt I g Paine
FTeeT Hassez IN Chsncesy of C,ok County, state Of
IIIpris Will, In obedience ~ the naaaasG Ia d7cEe
entered ID The aboEc easit1ca Gauss \ g. pun!c eue-
nf The uourt Hor.e Ii H. city OF Cacaso County Of
Cock atorrtait On tn l5tn d*y 81 nay y: ~ ss
eE dscbed parcel. otl.nd stoa.s T. s .asr =; Q.
exst ha OF 10 nusihwe.t quarter Of session sntrrT
tout {1} n township tnrtY-dFe tS1. north af rage
tstn,re e,ets ,HD ecTea Alan undivided 40 thsts
of ane eq1nl undfstded half Of the Eess half Of the
ncrth esst cuartsr of eecon three 90 OF township
i'm .f0pr t:9) uorrh Of range fourteau exs3 Of
hr .btrd principal meridian coaai5inE p % 20 asss
- ma5 De nece<ear~ soraake The ncneY dae to the
rf.ncf ~ "a ~ aas "1'o '0e
'esst An1 Cd ~FeA4S~ - {, G, PAINE FHKER-
Aaster IN Casurer7 Of cook County:
t.ek An14f 1872 nn1fnil3fd
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M ASYERsS SAJ.F-State of LII

MASTERS SALE state Of Lii
lEf nots Cook County 49, Crrntt Court Of Co7k
sS5 sfsRns9 Sh Il nsS els
PUBLIC nouce u hereby giYen that Z g Paine
Frter, Maattr In fhanceTy Of Cork Co9uty state OF
eltRrad L the AboVe entitled cause sell At puoa aun
den cash to tue hkaes1 btder = the nor d1or u
cheaKa g a az of JMay = ri p ~, ~ ;,,o{e st iea
desc15h4d parcels OF land struata IN the County oi
Cock. and State OF nltnoA to-vit-Ihe soutn1
}6) ID Township th1rtyhve ts5 nofs1 Of RsnEe four.
ten- t&st Of tne rhi1d Frtn1oa Mesidlan CONTAINING
nosthF.st ssessoo t1,styfa5 g. 4 A. Tosn ~
a{ she Third Prnciral MeFfdAu. Also the Northwest
qustpr OF the southwest qua17eT OF Section tEensy.
snofteeE eass ot te TnlTd Ftncpat Meridian. OF 90
much ann snch portion thereof - my BE- necessary 20
plsnant with the Of sad s9t aqa Ehe g2s 1eca
md expenses u1 1xtd Fste. L. G. FA1Ah fhhEes
Master u Chancety Of Cook COMFY:
Chicago, Ap{fl so, I86z SpH p7t3-td
, 1862-05-10

THlEAGO d ROCK ISLaNE
~ RAuKoAD.-CaHe4 or TuEWlnt@ ~
:snxem1t commencing Sunday. Eoy: In lss9 RI
:@ATt Chicago: Day Express and Nall 6uooAzx vi
:epted uao a II. Eight KIpreA Sat1rdsy s3es9sS
:1a5 2. u: joliet Aceo1anodkt4on S4naAy ~ 1e1 E
sFr P; n TnronEb TfatnA ArrfEn: 81 A. = No y.
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nouse .Tur1tt#bi1tg.
7V"V ~ H*3Et"Dt1t8*
"a ~
GREAT CARPET HALL
n il! -
Hollider g. Wilkins,
I35 h 131 LAKE. STREET 135 l. 1877
LUPSTAtRs.1
The Best Goods at Low Prices.
CARPETING GS

bare h3ud and offer for sala Of thelr oEu Imports
hcn aud Of the best domestic largest
2nd best assortment IN the Northwest Of Medallion,
nna Ipsrain, E1tra Fine Ingram Cotton 4na Wool Il
GFs s aa % BoST Sofsn Bue Ed ts ts T.
a ofths greates variety aprisng the largest PIT
Chicago, and which they c,sr at the lowest possible
, 1862-05-10
". FREEMAN, Surgeo

" L IL AA - Ill q ~ @%AA s3%@AA
Ch.:opodist e-s dicates and CURES Co:1A gnnIons,
club xAd tnErowtnE Toe Nat ENLARGED Joins Frosted
Feet Chilbfain8 Calloeftce sAck TGmors.
Cancer W1r1R MEses War3 and atf d:se14CS OF tia -
nan feet treated sncce seiuuy bT Dr. #. FEkKHAN,
EnrEeon Chl1opodss*
Or. Frsenasn Inns devo.cd may years to the t-cst-
formed In 1ninrtcs and th: reefs 1sssaatane
ous TINT tie patient can nWs{s vslE RteS opera
tion xi,laout Tie least 1nconveolsnce and wear the
ss,ne hoo,s Or shoes md ao attend TO business a.
u Room No n Hateh Hotel. between A. u and I:
10 Mett nv OyCcr eeus "a Lis address. Hylp3G7.1E
a. For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewat7, Wlg1 BrsiGA Cuf,s F:!zzetz, etc. 70 80 A.
QHSWMnT, 100 Lake street and eIA1nire those VOL
de.ful productions Of art no scrutiny detect the
4-fcIk fto11 the nat1ra xhen adjusted to the head
Els Hair Jc~cl-f contains RiE1yB the newest Paris
as5ea. All artsc,es w1n give eat3.e satisfaction
pcNEIlf
, 1862-05-10

DIR. = H. NIcCANE,
PHYSICIAN AS0 sCRGEOE. detects to q certainty
lie x1ue condition ocsy OF disea7cb bJ airnpfe
and scientific method without asking EoE questions
iEhalRtcr Hnd Constitutional treatment Diseases Of
n St Wins Dance Cancers chronic Ulcers, f:seuma
Eso, scn.alEts, Pa:aIztis Fstnls spSsHas Fsts Rs
cs.e< Euptn1e, U;a-ri!Rs, In short all curable dis
of long standing cured IN the 6ortest possible
TING We xrc Dot ii curt~all" cncto!,acd will Glder
zke no case without far prospect Of secoEeIy.
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LGEH!t
EIHC1NNATf AAD EHIGA@
aER.LrSa RAILROAD,

Forty Niles tie 55C-te4t Eo1se to Cincinnati, h1taus
polls AID Lo11Eg1lle.
IKaINa lezEa aTeAt Side Union Depot, Chicsso,
aslly, s. follow:
&c L. M--oas Exprcsz and Mai, <su1da7z exoo2tad,
80 P u. H'sht Express {sata1eags t1certed9
Arrive at Cincinnati at go T. and 500 Il
an- Columbus, Esdi.on. IawTenceburg Je1tG5or1i1Ie
37e ~ RoGE IN Csaal and Southern fndauA ass for
Louisville EEaak1ott Lexington. and AL po.rn Soutn
E4sT1RN sC1HfcE1oHn-At Andersen saa lsraEoud
-or fe3Ga Urbana. Dayton. 1euia. cousun1N aud III
9otnf9 II Central and Ek7tCrn Ohio.
Conae.uanR q C1ncsAraE for Hans6en, Marietta,
4a:EetsbnsR, and pot1H o. the Ohio Evev
principal Railroad 9ces IN ths Northwest and at tho
Ccmpany'd DtHce, No Isl EarG o1h sheet Ehics-p
funGcf the Rhe.7ran House)
JOHN BRANDT, Gen Sup. R:rhnend Ind
GuAS FtU.I-ET1, Gen. Ticket Agent, EtchTront, Ind
EANA LEWIS, WeS'a LES AZcul. t:ntcaza
, 1862-05-10

(Frrm the London Tin1es, April al
During the past few weeks large supplies OF
tl4e hest descriptions If both angle aud plate
iron have poured into Chatham do2kyard, to
bc used il the construction of the iron steam
1riga1c Achilles, so. The number Of hands
employed upon the vessel will shortly be i1l-
crt std to 100, the utmost number that can be
accommodated in the factory adjoining the
dock in which the Achilles is under construc-
tion. Mcssr5. Collier, Of Saltord, have receiv-
I'd orders TO erect two powerful sAachincs in
the f::ciory--ooea "siotting" engine, for cut
ting and shaping the slabs Of iron which will
1o,m tic shicId plates Ut the Achilles, and the
othcr planning machine, the largest OF its
kind in the world, Tor smoothing the surface
Of tue plates before they are affixed to the
ships side.
The projecting bow of the Achilles, forged
Mt the Thames iron works, has been fixed in
its place, and tho stvrnpost will shortly be
received from Glasgog, where il is bring
forged. The following are the principal di
natlsion5 Of the chilles.-Length bc.weer
rerrendiculare, $50 feet; length Of keel fol
tonnage, *s33S feet X inch; extreme breadth
feet l Il inches; breadth, mould, IS feet
!, depth in held, 81 feet l inch; burden, 6,01.
| 5,!A tons
Orders hare been recel9ed at Chaham t.
| prepare tie following quantities OF projec
| tiles TO be supplied to tic iron screw frig;ltc
|
] str1ctlon Ut private establishments Tor th'
| Adniralty-TK: 290 common one hundred an,
ten pounder,and 200 Of the segment one hun
dred End ten FOUNDER Armstrong shells, II
| COMMON and 113 segment twenty pounde
Armstrong, and 200 twelve pounder Arm
( strong shells, 2Ss Of the sixty eight ponndc
smooth bore Mosrsom shells, nincty-six {
the seven and d haif naval sixty y-eigut pounde
smooth bore shells, and ninety-six Of tt
six,y-cight FOUNDER and fifty Of the twelve
FOUNDER diaphragm smooth bore shells. Tb
solid shot 10 be supplied to each Of the abor
ships is 1850 sixty-eight FOUNDER, $50 or
hundred and ten pounder Armstrong, sevent,
five twenty FOUNDER Armstrong, and fit
twelve FOUNDER Armstrong. Each vessel
also to be supplied with lis common lively
FOUNDER ho witzer shells and sixty tweut y-fo1
FOUNDER coDgreve rockets.
The above IL the largest quantity Of proie
tiles ever: ordered TO be furnished to any w
| sells OF that claes.
THE STEAM RAM DEFENe eE IN A DANGE]
, 1862-05-10
#ili1arg d1area.

4 RTUJERY AND CAVALRY
N 0FTIfBH-An extra ntce lo< of sabEea. Betts
5ress Gsn1tlets Also, Inmnuy Field snd Line OF
fcers' swoeda The oeet articles made; Colts b@h md
ttdsts: B6oulder EHapA, Enxs4 Ac DC, u s,&a vesJ
cbtrr Ia cab. q r. BOWEN. % Clark streea. EuR
, 1862-05-10

The Exchange & Brokerage Business
WEI be continued By the undersigned the old stand.
y: C1arE-R1. CARfl 7 DEM
Chicago Mav 1th, 1Es3. ny. .sl5E.ssss
, 1862-05-10
Mhq4P[U6S AND RUGS.

Cocoa Mstt1ngs for OH .es, Churches, esttbnes &c.
in an wldtls from onehsh two yaTs vide: Esuton
Straw Ma1zng, 10th whtts chr csed o.e onelrba-
gaar1eE and one snd gnrds VIDE; asa1c Velvet
Skeleton, Adelaide 8un SheeueErta AxE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
srOrsi Washington.

NEW DIRK, May Is.
The Washington dispatch to the New
York Tines. says: cap Boggs. bearer Of
dispatches from New Orleans, who lost
his ship in the gallant fight there. has been
assigned to the command of the Junlata,
IA comparatively new vessel of war, carry
ins twelve guns, now lying at Philadel
phia.
The loss Of the Norfolk Navy-Yard 10y
rebel burning is much regretted. 1t will
he Immediately rebuilt by the government.
The Military Board Of X ntucky. who,
under the authority Of the loyal Legisla-
ture of that State, practically took all mil
ifary power out of the hands of Governor
Magoiin last summer, and saved kentucky
to the Union, have a depuation TO Wash
ington 10 ask for moderate and conserva
tive action OH the part of Congress. They
say that the emancipation act Of this Dis
trict, coupled with tie general emaDcipa
ton aud coniscation bills still pending.
are creating wide spread uneasness and
disaifeciion in Kentucky, and weakenn .
the hands of the Union men there
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
81 Il l. q Al. OTIC
TO CONHUMPTIvBS.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
IN avery lew weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and tat dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
10 All who desire IT, he will send COPY of the
prescription used. free { Charge with directions
Tor preparing and using the same, which they will
hnd sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
c'Htis' &c The only object of the advert ser in
sending the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted.
and spread Information which he oonceiyes To be
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
ms remedy asst will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will pIea.e ad.
dress Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
g, Williamsburg, Kings County.
81 rer Trrk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15

was raised for the first time this morning.
1t was saluted by the guard and enlhu
siastically cheered.
The Monitor and Nangaiuck have just
now arrived. A number Of other vessels
from the fleet are also coming up. The
night passed quietly. At present, every
thing is quiet, and order is entirely re-
stored. All the public property is occu-
piel.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
Occupation of Norfolk.
fortress Mnnroe. May

Fortress Monroe. May H.
AT o'clock this morning bright
light was observe ircm Fortress Monroe
In the direction Of Craney Island. Pre-.
cisel y at half past four an explosion took
place. which made the earth and water
lrembe for miles around In the midst
Of the bright flame which sho. up in the
distance the limbeis and iron of "A steamer
could be seen flying through the air. No
doubt was entertained that the Merrimac
had ceased TO exist
Fla9- Officer Goldsboro. on receiving
this report. ordered two small naval tugs.
the Zouave and Dragon. to proceed to
wards Craney Island on a reconnaissance
and ascertain the truth Of the rumor.
Immediately after they had turned the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
OBJECT OF 'TEsE WAR.

"Of all the sad spectacles. an arnless
civil war i, the saddest. The curse OF
the South American revolution has been
that they settled no question. Suppose
the result of this war sail be to restore
the Cniou as il was what shall we have
gained? After all our ouipauling of blood
and treasure. we shall be just where we
were before. and with no better assurance
of lasting peace But it we root out the
cause of discord, that will be indemnify
for the past and security for TIE future -
The above is from the Chicago Tribune
OF the lOh inst We make the extract rs
embodying the sentiment Of the Presiden,
and the Administrator. The Tribune is
the recognized organ of the President in
Illinois; and It's Statements NAV be regarded
the same as if made BY the President him
self. 1t is useless TO say tina: the PIesi
dent does not endorse the sentiments enun
cla!e hy tie Tribune. for the facts prove
the contrary 10 be true If they did not
meet his appreciation, think you he would
lavish upon it thousands upon thousands
of dollars Of patronage, and give it the first
position among the Republican press of
the State, by permitting it - be recog
nized as the organ Of his Administration?
Ii is unnecessary 10 aotice the senti-
ment contained in the above extract. 1t Is
diabollcal in the fullest ser Sc Of the term.
No man with spark of patriotism would
utter il.
Tie adoption of policy for the extir-
mination OF slavery. and nol the res,era
ton Of the Union 40 it was. aud the pres
ervation Of the Constitution as it is, is
advocated by not only the disunion sheet
above alu led to. but by the leading papers
Of the party which elected Mr.. Lincoln.
Instance the following from the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser:
i" The Cincinnati Enquirer calls val'an-
di. ham "a constitutional Democrat, who
las no other desire than the restoration OF
the Union. Yes. the restoration Of the
Union on the Zee gniiion and perpetuity Of
slavery. That's he only rest, ration he
desires
And the Syracuse. y Y Journal, com
mentlng on The above. says:
Aud in that respect he represents the
sal remains Of the Democratic party.
The Union as it was is their motto
Thank God. that day Of humiliation and
peril is past"
That the President endorses such sen
timenis, and intends to adopt the policy
advocated by the Tribune. there is irlle
room TO doubt His emancipation scheme
was merely to calm the radicals. until a
more propitious season for adopting sum-
mary measures.
We are safe in saying that at least two
thirds OF the Republican party are in favor
Of the Immediate and unconditional aboli.
ton OF slavery in al tie States. If con.
servatve Republicans can act with a party
advocating aud attempting 10 carry out
such doctrines. their conservatism is
OF strange east.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15

IThe Olive Branch. published at
Indianapolis says 1.-THE more taxes you
pay. the plentier money will be- High
taxes will doubtless make money plenty in
the hands Of the tax galherer. but not
among the people. To pay tax of five
per cent. or more may be profitable IN
vestment. although We think it probable
the D. Il. will fad it difficult TO demon.
''ra'e to the tax payers. The contractors
and those high in office can doubtless see
how "the more taxes you pay. the plenti.
er money will b." bnt it Is not by any
means certain tha: the tax payers will be
able % see the pint 10 it. In this instance
we 90 with the masses.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
FoRTRkss MnNRnE. Nav l

At 4 O'Clock this morning bright
light was observed from Fortress Monro,
IN the direction of Craney Island. Pre-
cisely at half-past four an explosion took
place, wich made the earth and water rem
bic for miles around. In the midst &C Tho
bright flame which shot up in the distance
the timebrs and iron Of a steamer coui be
seen flying through the air No doubt
was entertained that the Merrmac had
ceased to exist.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
The Confessions End Experience OF
Sufferer.

Published as warning, and for the especial ben
eft OF Young men and those who suffer with \, r
vous Debility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay
&c.. &c- &c. by one who has cured himselfby sin,
pie means, after being pat to great expense and
Inconvenience, through the use of worthless med
iencs prescribed by learned doctors
Single copies may be Obtained of the author. C.
A. la INHERIT, Esq, Grecnpont. Long Isnnl.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope. AID.
dire IS CHARLES A. LAMBERT. Is, c.
point, Long Island, n. Y. 5omo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15

Es-We owe an apology for the quantity
and quality II reading matter in this is-
sue. Oar time and attention have been
devoted To matters outside the office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15

ES-We are under obligations to Hon.
ID. Il. Holloway, of the Patent Office. at
Washington. for some Cotton seed. Al
though not intending to compete with the
darkies Of the South in its production, we
shall give it a trial.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15

Re- Next week we shall publish the
Address Of the Democratic Members Of
Congress TO the Citizens Of the United
States. /! is an able document that should
&c il Tie hands Of every voter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-15
RIkAM MANHOOD:
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