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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-03
Where Is Der Teufei!

Some few days since as Hermann, the
Prestidigitateur. who is of naturally in
quirine mind was examining that portion
of the city of New York known as the
Bowery. his a,tention. was attracted by the
heavy and lqgerJiery face of the Teutonic
proprietor Of a corner grocery. lie was
standing al the entrance of his store. His
hands were in his pockets. and well col
ored meerschanm was in his mouth
Hermann contemplated him for moment,
and then dragged the friend on whose arm
he was leaning to spot immediately in
front of the grocery. -
s'sDo sou see those eggs? he asked.
"Yes. certainly" replied his friend
DO you wish to buy any?"
"How can l tell without examining
them?" was the answer. as Hermann de-
liberately took one from the basket IN
which they were and broke it.
The German tore the meerschaum from
his mouth-first having removed his hands
from his pockets.
"Donnerwe,ter, he began; bnt then the
words stopped and his jaw FELL
He had seen Hermann removing half
eagle from the broken egg she'll.
They seem pretty good" said Herr
mann, trying another. | wonder If they
are all as productive?"
He removed second half eagle from
the shell also. Apparently satisfied. he
turned to the Dutchman. and Offering him
a Y. said: ..'Here my good fellow. l will
take the whole basket
AS he spoke the German grocer appeared
| to recover from his stupelaction.
Zach! Mein Gotp' he ejaculated.
Then he rushed demoniacly on the
basket. seized it. and disappeared IN the
interior of the store. Again his heal was
protrudcd. and triumphant grin distOrt-
ed his mouth, as he roared OUT
'.Mein. mein ireund."
| He then once moro disappeared. Herf-
mann and his friend looked at each other
aud laughed. They walked on.
Five minutes had elapsed when Hans
reappeared. His fingers were golden with
egg Juice his face was woe begone--his
meerschaum was absent from his mouth.
and his eyes wore an expression OF stolid
misery.
"What is the matter, Hans?" inquired
an acquaintance. whose attention in walk
ing past was called to him. = =
"Where is Der Teu:el?' was the answer.
"sGot in Himmel! The man is mad. .
muttered his friend. as he .ashed by him.
where is Der TeufeI? is all that Hans
has been able 10 utter since. His wife at
tends to the store in his place. and were it
not for her faith in the solidity Of her in
telIect aud dislike for the expense attend,
ant upon such proceeding, his family
doctor would certainly consign him to a
private lunatic asylum.
N. B.--Let US suggest to the Prsstidigi-
tutsur that he ought 80 send to the afflicted
family the price of basket Of eggs.
From prolonged knowledge of the
mental constitution of the Dutch grocer.
we argue that he would infallibly recover
/ his lost senses.--Sundoy Mercury.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-03

The discovery Of the oil wells OF Penn
sylvanis has, during the two years, wrought
. commercial revolution Of great msgni-
tude, almost un0oticed. The whaling bu.
siness. in which millions of dollars were
invested. has been nearly broken up. the
seat of the oil trade has been transferred from
New England to Pennsylvania. and great
amount of capital devoted to raising oil
from the bowels of the earth. The regions
Of oil wells is fast becoming as populous
and flourishing district as coal fields
Wealth is accumulating there, new villa.
ges are springing UP. small towns art
large ones, roads are being opened, aud The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-03

and fell. nearly senseless, against the jail
or. ~
'Katy!' exclaimed the man. and there
was nervous twitching about the muscles
of the mouth: what in heavens name has
brought you here?'
The jailor was calling the child to con-
sciousness.. ..,ff .fe.
Shall we let her come into the cell?'
asked the warden.
Jim was dashing his hand across his
face. A smothered yes from the lips
They opened the ponderous door anil let
the child within. Her arms were out
stretched. his wide open. and they came
together with cIanking sound, about the
form of that poor little child.
oh. father?' oh. Katy, Katy? and
then there was quiet crying. By-and-by
the man lifted the lutte head, whose CLOS
81 curls were falling on her shoulders
and oh! what sharp rattle of the chains
smote upon the earl--and looked in her
face. After moments irresolution he
kissed her, aud then his head fell under her
earnest. loving look. r-s..
Katy, what made you Gomez?
i wanted to see you. father and the
head was on his shoulder again.
How did you come. Katy?--never mind
the noise. they are locking up. They will
be here again aud let you out. Hog did
ron come. Katyr
i walked here
Prom New York, child?'
yes, father H1 ts4 eHlt
There was no sound Save that of the
chains as he strained her closer to his bo-
som. .sss.,... ...... -. 5 ~
And how did you leave--her-yom
nothes?'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-03

.Mr. Warden. there's q queer case over
st my house, said bluff. looking fellow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

,o. ~ IN tho msert This you have persist.
anti, done wa do not think right and therefore, quietly
no.be ,ent some one else represent this parish The
Gas. Of ST. Philips which you refer, was 90 entirely "
fre,t that We wonder person Of your inele" ~' NOV "
That was question whehor coo, 'Vnu'cne' sno"u 10
,i 10 seats in tho Coty e'''n; tho Cohvehtion' and
49,, I'D ,;dic,on s-sHwss obi ged to consider the case.
Tt - divided for by the laws Of the nation The
a.; ads no uIisdiction-'o at least we thnk-and this
rain fact Of the case ard this alone Our action bad
md was intended to have bearing reference at all on
the state Of the country upon the question Of Slavery
itself
We are not unsupported In the opinion we hold In TINS
mster-yo1 very well know tbs in which the Con
venon has always refused TO consider this question by an
overwhs Inning sority In deciding have done. that
we will not DO that body by who has per
sisted in forcing this question upon them we are sustained
by this their past scothe charge you have endesvored to
f1 upon u.s. falls with equal force upon them WeNoed not
be ashamed that should be assigned" position on the
future page Of history In the company OF such good and
wise men, With remarks having we hope set the
whole thing in clear and light conclude. We have
no desire drawn into any further controversy and trust
there may be no need Of sgsn inrudng ourselves on the
public. Yours respectfully,
Charles Raymond. f. D. Brown, VIM T. Noodcoci'
Robert Bolton Augustus Keller, VIM. lockwood j. j. Cox
J. W Hustled james II. Birdsalt Wsrdens and Vesrymen
of ST. Matthews Church Bedford.
BeGtO,G. sept &c, lVtl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

ertrs State l89c for fair to good do iu 6rkto. .a
pals l5ec for ns and yellow Western Rs:sv .S unit
and 20lsc for Middle and Southern DO The snn.,, one
.s 10, chGc. very sh, sad choic. nd oss
are wanted our hg1res The export demand both n,
ter ard Cheese this greatly exceeds that far nat
mer period ~hca owing mainly the high rate, Of s
tie inqe stock has been 1sp b.eI
ing cool weather But have arrived a. period now tt
renders sae to send the goods ard therefore co
OF utter and Cheese viii command n prcs nm, , oote
grades will not cell at all as they and adapted FOX .s
already oyerocked and would not require sny ar,b .sH
plies fer time. were 1t that UP
choice concerned. but the msdiun and low r,a. ~
plenty and less sought after We auo,s FAM ae
Diaries at 9. loo choice and extra State s09c, S}asIs
for do. Ohio and y dsc for English Dairy do '~'sS'
ElCEJhere Is activity, but prices very ,tron, 80,
buoy.nt; sale. Of go bsgs Raug1on 6s07c 20 ne
st H no, are now to Dc had under &C. Carolina selling
suGARs-rLe business in Raw Sugars Ia. been o,,.
moderate but the market without change to note s
100 hhd at idyic. Tor Cuba 01l0ic for Brown Mao
loans and III G2c. for Clarified do Refined are stssd
BE. ior Powdered Granulssd aud Crushed naIass ~
SOFT Whites. aod c.aloic. for Soft Yellow N'' "s
SfiCESIhere has been very good demand for Pepper
aud the marx. is hn sales yes.eid,y and to-day oiss
bags at 2OQ2c.c. Other kinds quiet '''~
SALTIhe market is On ct but hm at 3ld3ltc for rurt
i'sId 81 re IA for Liverpool groune s2o % e5 M
Jeiry's, DNcy's. -s
sEEDsA limited demand prevails for Clover Seed a, s,o
Tor tho county Iade Rough Flax Seed Commands 81 N3
81 O5 p bush. OF IS ID.
saes Of 5000 at 1919 I0.c for Western, and ac tas
City, cash.
TEAS-There has been quite active business doing .ox
40 general thing the market IL steady; sses OF @ k.V
chests Oolong psng entire cargo 400 do from sscooi
hands, and 900 souchong private terms An auction sss
place to-day which quite well attended and con.
sderng the state OF the weather may be called good sls
About market rates were aimed on all lines except the
grades Of Young Hyson which little of The prizes
obtained follows: Hyson. S5d9oc. Young Hy.on
7c9$l l6i Hyson Skin, 7o,as'te. q few 2: &c In
III ogaSi ISL Imperial $3.50 81 10; Oolons at 9S,c
boxes do &C. Msndsrin Oolong in papers 3s eels
NiBgyons Soschong, 3JQ 39c. and Souchong Sc.
TOBACCOThere /, improvement 10 the reports ffou
the growing districts snd with continued ht receipts ps
ior Kentucky have again advanced We quote Light Led
Lussat dl4c. Heavy do. do, l4al5c Light Sour LED
l59l7c Heavy do i80sc Light Medium ls1l9c Hesvy
2JdIlc gh good to fine 2V02c Heavy do. 2l0l4c
Light choice k5e Heavy do. 2idz6c and Heavy sees
tons 2Td2c Other kinds about the same sales SIS
MIDI. Kentucky l5 d25c III Seed Leaf III 0sc.
WHISKY in fair demand and the market Is hrm; sAss
Of bb 3jGJ3c fer state S UJ3tc for Ohio. and w.
for Z. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

The coinage Of the Philadelphia Mint in Septem.
Der was $ilO.s96 Of Gold, sls,Oi5 Of Silver, and
5000 Of Copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

On al fuslts coming from beyond lhe points named the
rate. will he CHARGED and aft~r tho I3a October.
without ferad to coatsci BIZ Of lsdng OF contract prc"
and no b. made ovefchaGs refunded
transit ia store pfiof to TOO l5th October
The deposits Of I.gl-Tsnder Notes on cent
ineres. with Mr. Cisco to-day exceed 5000 900. The
gold deposits moderate Mr.. Cisco declines the
large amounts offered by banks He has ample
supply Of gold for the payment Of the 100 q cent
Coupons, and the sema annual interest on the sj-
600 600 { y cent certificates used by the banks in
their Cleaning House transactions.
The condition OF the Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, upon which the parties best informed ARE
now buying the stock, is represented TO be as fol-
lows:
n peuscs.. fNlWn
Interest and sinking Fund .............. 100 COZ
Dividend on Prefene4 STOCK y........ 2soOoO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
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Money is working easier again, and the current
loan. to-day are at las y cent on demand.
Gold Demand Notes have been steady to-day,
and the speculative element Of the ttreet appears
to have gone in other directions. There IL, now
ever, large demand. One year Certificates at 99l
g9l, and 100 Treasury Notes at l0ji Messrs. Law
ermore, Clews & Co. alone sold goo, 900 at these
rates.
Tie Erie Railway Company issue the following
schedule of ttl further advance in rates Of freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Railroad Bonds were very strong. large line OF
Chicago and North assentcd being taken ut
GA. a further advance of | v cent. The closing
prices were: u. S. Gs of 1884, coupons, lOit; '.3V
Notes, 1851 slo5l; Demand Notes, ll'50li9i;
American Gold, 1921 a l22a; Tennessee g., % %;
Missouri 6s, 5ia55; Pacific Mail l22Sl25; New
York Central 1911 a 1867 Erie Railway, 55s e16i
Erie Preferred, S5I 0sjs; HUDSON River, 68i9o9;
Hsrem, 23i a23s; do. Preferred, 4Si AZ; keaoInS'
san; Michigan Central, S6t ssGii Michigan
Southern, Al aill; Michigan Southern Guaranteed
7sI97Ss; Toledo, 72a72i, &c.
The market for foreign bills is fairly active, and
stands at about the gold rate. Sterling is about
1856 1856. with bankers signatures at looi. France
are 4.200i.l5.
Treights are firm, but less active. To LIverpooi
the engagements are: $1,000 bush. Wheat at E2@
I2ld., in bulk and bags $4,000 bush. Corn at III 3D.
in bulk, y Sc ID; 5000 bbls. Flour at s. 3D.
81. Cd; go cs Lard, to fill up British vessel, at
32s. Cd, which is below tie Market ~ casks Ashes
at $751; 700 bales old Hops, per steamer, at Id. To
London: 20. 900 bush. Wheat at 10 a l3id, in bulk
and bags; 100 bbls at IS. 6d. d3s. 90. The
Charters are: Norwegian bark to Cardiff with
Wheat at 3d., and British vessel with Wheat TO
q direct port in tho United Kingdom, at l3id.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
81, 3s7 ,457 77-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
S4,3l3, 223 10; Balance, 81 ,90i, $50 16.
The earnings of the Rome, Watertown, and .Og-
Railroad for August 1861 and 1862 were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
Recelpts Of Produoe.

ocr 3-I.glI bbIs Flour 600 bbls Corn Meal 1853 bar
do SIG ebs WHISKY Io43o bush Wheat, O4ss bsh Com
a. O3 bush. Oats 2yJ bush Seed, ei5 psg. Oh Csts
pkss Ashes, 800 pigs. Provisions. coo Pss' Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Surplus for old stock ..................... $4,000
Tho floating debt we are told has been entirely
wiped out and tue policy ofthe company we under
stand is to make dividend the old stock equal to
one-balf the preferred stock dividend, at the same
lime that the latter il declared. Ths period it is
generally anticipated will be the LIST of January
next, or soon thereafter.
Mesn,. Thompson Brothers report supply Of E.
cise stamps next Monday. Notwithstanding that
three months have passed since the Excise act be-
came a law, only plates for one description needed by
the public--namely, the bank check stamp-baye yet
been made.
The Assistant Treasurer received from Washing
ton to-day a million dollars OF small Treasury notes
for the use of the army.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise al
Ncw-York for the week ending Oct. ., and since
Jan. i:
70, ne Wset. 1860. 1861. 1852.
Entered at the rort.. 1913 fS5,s) l,Sf8y7i
Thrown on msrket..... ltI,J3 bIBOJt 1853 ga
Entered At the saso9iel6 so7ls,ool sgo7eo67
Thrown on msrket.... s3.tOt.7i7 atsl97 1881 ,9y5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

HALIFAX, N. g., Fridsy 0cs W
Tho steamship Arabia arrived from Boston IL! ~
o'clock this morning, and sailed again o. "r Law
erpoOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Gain over 1851 IA li,,le over 30 y cent? slosH ~
The followngi s statement of the receipts of the
Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroad Companies for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Flour shows further advance of Sc. p bbl. but
Wheat and Corn 1re dull.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this MORN
ing were 35,s0S, 0l3 H.
The latest statement Of the Bapk of England shows
the following variations, compared with the pre-
yious week:
Increase Decrease
Public deposits ................... 43JSS0 $3.50.
Other observation-disclosures. ........ &75,7B
Notes Observation-Disclosures. ....... 23i JJ8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1890 ........
On the other side of the account:
Government securities............ 49,. 30
Other s,cLTltes................... ty,iV3
Coin aud huIliou ...,........... ........ 2ii,783
Notes uetnoloyed ................ ........ $3.50
A. a..o.;,.,, Saonri,iaa Mr. Sat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Tho demand for money has been active during tho
whole Of tho week The customary payments made tho
at this period Of the have In all probability In
huenesd the movement There 10 scarcely any demand for
trade which IN the North shows small prospects OF revival
Some Of tho hrms have adopted the plan their
hands half time during three days Of the week. pu
pose Of cleaning the machinery &c and this sppess
pud~at well humane during tho time which
Intervene before resumption Of usctueTs The move
Of coin have been irregular and mainly Influenced
don.
The following are the ordinary charges for paper various
dat
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-14
God Bless Illinois !!

Tie Chicago Times announces the re-
suit Of the election in Illinois in the fol.
lowing language:
- Illinois, God bless her. She is dem
ocla'lc all over. In twenty seven coun>
ties the democratic gain on the popular
vote is 5000. Lincoln's majority in tie
state in 1850 being II 946 At the same
ratio of gain in the remaining counties,
,he aggregate democratic majority viii.
be not less than FIFTEEN THOUSAND.
Nine Of the fourteen Congressman are
democrats, with chance for the defeat of
LoTejoy by Henderson The present con
gressional delegation stands five democrats
and four republicans The democratic
gain is therefore at least the gain Of the
State under the new appointment.
The democrats have certainly carried
both branches Of the Legislature, insnri"g
the election of Democrot to the Uniiel
States Senate as the successor of Douqlas,
and insurlns great many other good
things.
God bless Illinois, ~
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Now. shout" said the mother; and
the men joinei in one loud and >ifnu'a
neous shout. which was answered By cries
of revenge f;om the rneo ouIside AMI n
terrible rush was made against the door,
which. however. defed Al! their etfurts.-
The attack was renewed aud redoub!ed
with equal Ill success. and cries were
heard of = ,et fire 10 tie house. when the
shouts and hustle OF msn coming along at
distance, made them pause Tie men
inside shouted, and they were ansv cred
ty tie villagers coming to their assistance.
Now, boys" said Kennedy, take
the things from the door. and let US be
ready 10 rush Out upon lhen.'
But the sailors had Anticipated their
movetren', an; fled towards the shore,
leaving the wounded man behind them.-
IL. was not killed: they took him into the
house, and balhed his wound, and The far
rier of the village hIed him with his
phIeme. The rest of the II gilt was spent
in mirth and feslivity
Kennedy ana Mary lived happily to-
gether, and their wei ling night was the
most troublesome Of the DAYS and nights
of their long and prosperous lives; and
Kennedy often remarked, that it is happy
for the man whose nisfortunes cone lie
fore marriage. and not after J. l. l..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-14
SECOND DISTRICT.
james Cahili. b.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Il. X. Rand. G..
The old cry Of "Stop Thief. :"

FIrCH, like every other rascal who has
been caught IN a criminal act, attempts to
clear his own skirts from the charge by
crying out stop thies," the better to
throw suspicion on some other person.
Hence we find the following in his last
weeks sheet:
We understand that Gro Rlev has all
ready made the statement verbally, that
we sacrificed the candidates for Congress
and the Senate, in opposing some Of the
nominees for local Offices, and he will
doubtless vindicate his reputation for un>
scrupulousness BY making the same charge
in his paper. Under any circumstances
the assertion is utterly false"
For four weeks before the election
FIrcn's time was entirely occupied in dane
lug jgs Cor JIM Bennett, and telling false
hoods for OSCAR Koch to defeat Judge
PIEBPoNT while the hands in his Office
were occupied in no other way than in
printing split tickets to deceive the people
and carry ont his bargain with the Kepub
licans. These facts are SO notorious that
1t is not worth while to comment on them
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Col. Corcoran's Irish LEGION.

What Col. CoRcoRAN has done, and Is
now doing, may be cleaned from the fol-
lowing article in the New York Irish
american, of Nov. 8:
: General Corcoraa has received orders
TO march, and will do so this week. as
soon As the necessary preparations for
transportation are completed. The regi-
ments now in Camp Scott are all nearly
full, requiring only few more TO complete
them. An immense crowd Of peopIe visit
ed the camp on Sunday. The Brigade pa
raded over 5000 men and @as reviewed
by Brig. Gen. Even, of the 1st Division n
Y. S. Militia, who expressed himself high
Iy pleased with the appearance Of the men
and the excellent discipline they displayed,
and which. under the vigiant care AID at
teution of their General, they have attain>
ed.
"The Buffalo regiment, commanded by
Col. John F. Mcmahon, is credit to the
Legion. The men are all young, athletic
fellows, possessing to the fullest extent
those peculiar characteristics Of the Irish
soldier: being at all times ready for a
frolic or fight. 1t Col. james p. Nc
Mahon, of this regiment, late of the Irish
Brigade, and still later Of Gen. Richard
sons staff, has arrived, and being a first
rate discip'inaran, devotes himself to per
fecting his men in battalion movement,
aid the good result of his abors is already
observable.
"Of the Goth it is unnecessary to say
anything. Col. Murphy has proved what
he can do. and now that he is really at the
head of this regiment, we may expect to
see it maintain the character and reputa
ton which it has already CAMEL.
1.-The Phoenix regiments-Colonel Nc
Evilv's and Colonel Reid 's-are al officer.
ed by men of experience and ability. As
for the men, they can be relied upon &c
sustain the Irish character. To the credit
of our countrvmen, it cannot be said that
any have faItcred before the enemy in the
present struggle"
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Dr.. D. J. Easton.

Most of the people Of the county know
that the imbeci'e editor Of the ManitoYoc
Tribune, has, for the past year or more,
been continually throwing Dirt at DR.. D..
}. EAsToN, one Of our principal physicians,
and even went so far ms 10 have him in
dicted before secret trihunal-wh here the
Doctor had no opportunity Of defending
himseif-for some alleged crime. At the
last term Of Court, an honest and impair
tial jury had the case before them, and af
ter full investigation Of the facts, acqui.
ted DIR. EAsToN of the charge. Not only
did Tin. Horn put the county to a large
expense, but he made an 4" indecen! expos
sure " of his family throughout the county,
satisfied every person that he was ICON =
summate ass, aud that DR.. EAsToN had
suffered persecution which few men would
have PIT up with. DR., E. has the satisfac-
ton Of knowing tina. the faisehoods of Tin
Horn and his foolish followers had no ef,
feet in a court of justice, while Tin Horn
must refccr that
Jealousy is green, eyed monster"
and should not be INDUCED in at all times.