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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-06-05
i. j. VIVA L,

Homeopathic hysician.--Particularatt
TO ob.tctric practic, and chrome diseases ~ :.
women. and diseases of children. othc" over {
Palm.r's store, corner Michigan and laport'
tsreets, wbe he may he consulted at al hours
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-06-05

Dealer in drugs. medicines, notions literary
magazine, papers, etc. north side LapoIte
street, Plymouth, Ind.
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DI-,sSGi-f--
G. BlAIN s. Co

Druggis,sand coRfectioners, west side Of Michigan
street, Plymouth, Ind.
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DR. o. BAIRD,


Graduate of Jefferson Medical College, resi-
dence and office near Shifts Mil. Bremen, Ind.
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8usiufss directory.
II. IL. Time Tables.
r.. Et. w. L. e. IL. II. Time Table
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ErARrURE OF TRAINS FROM PLYMOUTH STATION
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i IOtcIS.
BUCK g. 1OAN.

BUCK g TOAN,
Dealers in Hardware of svery description, and
manufacturers Of Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper
ware,-Mlchigan street.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-08
Order Of Publication.

OEOCE Oz 0O1ACa1tAOAs
State of Kansas, Second Judicial District Nema-
ha County.
Samuel A. Stinsons Eugene F. Ravens, part
ners as Stinson & Havens Plaintiffs, vs Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
Defendants.
To Jerome Wilson You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commence
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you to recover judgment against said defend
emit Jerome Wilson, for the sum of Two Humid
red and sixty dolars and interest thereon from
July 9Th, 1860 at the rate Of sixty per cent per
annum upon promissory note signed by said
Wilson On the 9th day of July A. D. 1859, paya-
le to A. 8. Sands or order, and to subject to the
PAYMENT of said amount and interest, the fol-
lowing premises, mortgaged by said Wilson to
secure the payment Of said note and interest
to wit: The South East quarter OF section NO.
thir y-two n township No. five, range fourteen
east, in said county of Nemaha, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment OF said
amount and interest and the costs of this action
and to foreslose all the defendents right title or
equity of redemption and security to said prem
ises. Said note having been assigned to these
plaintiffs BY Alexander V. Blake, executor Of
the last will and Testament of A. B. Sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or demur to said
Plaintiffs petion on or before the 18th day of
October A. D. 1862, the said petition will be tax
en- as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
j.. BRUMBAUGA, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August 16, 1862
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Netice Of AppraIsenent,
State of Kansas, Amos Rees for
County Of Marshall. use Of Lewis
Burnes vs.
Francis j. Marshall.

Francis j. Marshall.
To Francis J. Marshall: You win take notice
that by virtue of a pluries execution issued out
of the first District Court for the State of Kan
sas. sitting in and fer Leavenw6rth county,
WI proceed to aprraise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according TO law,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock P. N. on the Sd day of October A. d.
1862 to wit: the south east quarter Of section
enc u township No. two (2) south of range
six (6) cast containing $50 acres; also thirty
(50) feet Of lot six 6) in block eight (S) 'front.'
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
nty-two (72) feet, the said thirty (3O) feet be-
ing off the west side Of said lot, together with
the store house the said lot six (6) in block eight
~ beil : situated in Ballard s. Morralrs aadi-
ton to the town of Palmetto; all of the above
described real estate lying and being in Mar
shall County, Kansas at which time you can at
tend if you think proper. Given under my
hand this 10th day of September A. D. 1862.
G. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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JAMES GRAY,
NEW GOODS!

have just received lot of fresh Goods con-
sisting of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, &C., which viii be sold cheap for
ready pay. Az LOFELL.
Marysville, juno a. 1852.
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BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, &c,
Which will be sold low for ready pay.

lie prepared TO his old customers and others whe
may favor him with call his usual place Of business,
Broadway East Narysy;Ile. Kansas, nj If
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have at Centrala. Ncmeha county, Kansas, about
10000 apple trees all grated and Of all varieties that have
been oested in the They have been hare the
open prairie. If any trees will do well in Kansas these
must Also quantity of Cherries and different varieties Of
Strawberries Lawton Backberries &C. &c. We shall be
ready during the Fall of 1862 and Spring of 1868 tosuppy
the people Northwestern Kansas with trees grown here
favorable terms. Apple trees years growth from graft
feet high and stocky CENTS and other trees in
portion. We viii take in exchange for anything in
Nursery all kndsof Farm produce and stock Give call
going to the river and examine for yourselves
Bring along load of corn wheat pork anything you
have to spare and tale home trees the proper for
transplanting Some prefer transplanting in tho
Fall others in the Spring-suit yourselves
June, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
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DRUGS:DRY-GOODS 6
DXy.dcCD9

OF sysry description, including 0sona naa
bls so1 the times sne saAseA,
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IOWA no sG.

Aarysville, Kansas.
Tbs Hotel has been open for three
years. and the proprietor is thankful for
past favors, and solicits the continuance Of
ine same, with the promise Of, the usual
stssaron A.n9f-k
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ever eAsenb,ed "a one establishment.
First week OF the engagement OF tho
BEAUTIFUL
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ANIUsESIENTs.

NIBLO'S GARDEN
Il. L. DAVENPORT, H. @. JARRETT w. WHEArLEY
Sixth aud Last Week of the
MRS. JOHN WOOD
Mr. J. COLLINS
Monday evening, March "a liast time bu, 6veJ
THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA OF
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
Myes Ma Coppaleen, with songs and verses
the risi Brigade and gallant SIXTY Mr. j. Collins
Ely OConnor, with the songs OF .rhe Cruiskeen
Lawn" and "The Pretty Girl Milking Her
Cow. Mrs John Wood
The Play embraces
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
GRAND EFFECTS
Seouieu arque oiAs ao oens
On Monday March 81
FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY,
THE GRAND COMBINATION
STANDARD PLAYS.
Due notice will be given Of the opening piece.
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MILLINERY, &C.

= CARp-MRs DAVIDSON LIS BLEECKER STREET
IA respectfully announces that her regular sc
opening Of Paris Spring and summer ninery WI @ .ahs
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At I03 AND ITO SIXTH AVENUE
IA NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
From auction,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
And cheaper than any ordinary store In the city.
The variety complete,
The stock large.
Al. inspection Is invited and will prove satisfactory
G. g. HOOK,
Opposite Jefferson Market
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gTHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is Til +
Il Young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris,
who be consulted with the srcicst conhd on ali
affairs OF e. restores drunk and unfahful hushand ds;
na 70 make You beloved BY your hearts IDEAL and
bring together those long separated Ladies - cents Resi-
slencc 90 rhird avenue about Twelfth street
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DRY GOODS.


"A oPENISG SPRING GOODS.
COLLARS SETS. BANDS.
oPsnns opsDnss T Sink ISos lys Ss Ss.r ss $50 S .o .''
Opening Worked Bands. l5c, 23c, Slc, S5c
S'1's N'' "0'N'D oPENiNd MEDALLION COLLARS.
OPENING EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
BARGAINS IN HANDKERCHIEFS:-
Opening Linen Hankerchieis &C., 7c., &c., 10c. l2c.
Opening Cents l. nen Hemmed do, l8c, 25c, Bic
Opening Gents Color I'd Bordered d. &c. &c., &c., l0c.
Opening Gents All Linen Coored Bordered, l21<c
Opening Linen Hemsitch, l0r.. I5c., l8c, 2Oc
Obening Linen Hemstch Corded 25c., SIC.
Opening Ladies' Grass Linen, at 1Sc.
OPENING SPRING RIBBONS.
OPENING SPRING RIBBONS
OPENING SPRING TRIMMINGS
OPENING SPRING FLOWERS.
OPENING STRAW B0NNETS
OPENING STRAW BONNETS
!. 800 best spring Bonnet Frames, l2xc.
l.6Oo best Spring Bonnet Frames, l21zc. -
Gents Shirt Bosoms, &c. &c.. I0c
Gents Shirt Bosoms, l5c. l8c., 25c.
Cents Shirt Bosoms 3lc., SIC, 5Oc.
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.
Opening Ladies' Spring Hosiery, &C.. &c., l0c l2c.
Opening Ladies' Spring Hosiery l5c.. &c., 2r, 25c.
Opening Misses Spring Hosiery &c., &c., &c., l0e, !2c
op'A'''s' 'A'' BaRGAiNs IN GLOVES
Best quality Kids, slightly spotted, 25c
Opening Lisle Gloves and Gauntles l0 l2c &c., 49,, 2c
Best Pins Sc paper
Best Needles Sc.
Lubn's Extracts, Csc.
POR~ EMONNAIES, BAGS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
OPENING STRAW BONNETS RIBBONS FLOWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TARLETONs.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
22l and 223 Eighth avenue,
BeWeeu Twenty,frst and Twenty second streets.
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YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH a. 1862
ABIuysRMENTS.


MEL0DEOk. go BROADWAY. BETwEEN SPRING
1vl and Prince stleets.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
No dminuon in The number Of performers engaged
THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF
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RAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
LAST WEEK
but one Of IrSS hTi SGndss hfProFOFSMSs So %s
or River H0:f fhs i0G SsEAR IL Ffs shasMo4a hs 4Hap'
*Ss iyi # NOT HIS LIKE
fs aa IN THsp %TE SR oT Of
As TasI
and intelligent person would fail seeing him. had they the
s', MOST sSHssPS PsSEb e A an 81 assr s TIMES
aud vi" xsf WEI fSsiTiFSr$
Of that wonderful SwMxT ass Is AMUSING m the
Which has created interest excited c,rosl
fvsi
Never again to be exhibited il America he mas been sesn
by more than two millions OF people, every OF whom
'' THE MOST PuzzLINa WONDER
They ever behed being neither man monkey. but
most singular os%SESs!fS GESUfSG E Mss shs Monkey
He will @ be % on exhibition at all hours every day and evening"
S$SESRSsE SSHESBSSE SS7s sSE!
THE $4,000 NUTTi
tyne
the seSoschs and % sailors hcrnppc % and sSss The osis
GREcIAN STATUES
aS % e eaa an a. G e ss SSrs %
charge, ,-.
From the Northern Sea- the o the rea, Deep
LHSs TnE LsyISs MhSsoHh RhASE Sk1zax siA ts2S bSx
sss sis
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA,
with its multird of beautiful Living Fish, and MI
lion other Cuo,
The Gorgeous c.iental Spectacular Drama,
SADAK AND KALASRADE,
continues to be eeived with h enthusiastic a1mirattons
' will be osG WEEK MORE and evening"
with its 2r%ReM 81 TE faeS au%sp
and soE es Gn M BY a aS ASo Of The
Admission all Is cents Children under ten, Is cents
ID RyANT's MINsTELS.
ID Mechanics Hail. Az Btoadw ~, above Grand street.
Monday March 2t and every nigGt during the week,
L. u. CAMPBELL the popular Vocalist
Fowler Hilton, Leslie Could Songs Choruses 10
DIR. TUMBLETY OUTDONE.
Horn, Florence, Emmett, Neil and Dan Pryant.
"Bla ksmihs JUBILEE, - OATS What's the MatteI.s
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Old Daddy Hemp ancient conductor Dan Bryant
Notlce.-Changc Of time.
Doors open at 6s curtain rises at Ia Tickets 70 cents
TJooLEY's MINsTRELs,
IL 659 loadway, opposite Bond street.
Last week the All the favorites Foxs
Gfn, Reed Howard, Hayes, Reeves, Melville, Cox, Nc
Naly Hooey &c. IN the acts La Favorttas
Barbary Allen, jeff Davis Farewell TO America Nancy Fat
Dep.orabe Effects Of Secession, stocks Up Bochm Flute
Solo, &c., &c.
Tues ,ay evening next Ben 't OF Mr. @. W. II. 0rinln.
when n great bill Will b. presented.
Doors opcn Ga: To commences at7sz Tickets 2j cents
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NIBLo's sAIOON-sOIREEs FRANCHISES.
IN On TUESDAY, March 2j
LIE BONHOMME JADIS-By Henry Murger.
All J'AI CASSE LA TASSE A MADAME,
b. Ednond About.
Ticket Office at Mr.. Dardonvea 623 Broadway and the
door the evening OF performance.
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rendering the .xz.~..
PIONEER CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA.
Read the opinions Of the Sunday press
From the Sunday Dispatch
The Mclodcon has exceedingly strong company at pre.
sent Among them we may mention Kate Pennoyer Eva
Brent Messr Sharpey Stewart and vearde together with
Miss Louise the wonderful drummer and a host ~
other talent including over one hundred performers an is
halls every night Among the usual attractions superb
dances eymnssc exercises banjo performances
IFrom the Sunday Mercury.l
MELopEoN-No content with company about as large as
moderate army the enterprsng proprietor omnum
gatherum OF perfomers has just sena special agent E
selves The Rabbi Uruan be wary or ali those umi
nares he has been planning long import will be cap
tured at last by the Mclodeon.
From the Sunday Courierl
At the Meodeon Concert Hall those who love the ballet
will find enough TO satisfy them their hearts content
Those who love good singing likewise The lover good ec
centric acting and Ethiopian displays will also lind there all
they could wish. Try II and
tFrom the Sunday Atlas.
MELopFoN-The same bill OF uncqualed attraction, which
noticed last week, with several additional novelties is
more than the constant attacks upon this esabshment bS
the National Police Gazette to preven, the general
bestowed upon IL.
n. B.-Couldnt the Great Mogul, in weeks paper
give likeness OF stephen Branch in his character
CONVICT ON BLACKWELLS ISLAND,
and also his speech OF his visit Brandon
records md where he born with Macn in the
distance selling greasa annhilaors and Stephen the
background This would be much Interesting than
must get up pitching at the Melo.
deon his paper will get played ou'' Go the
other concert rooms the public will perceive there is
Spite against and the Melodeon Is crowded nightly
gallery. Don't forget next weekSephen Mac and George
Where was you bornf George, hc, Tor shamel
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EXPRESSES.

r RuRSIAM,s FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
A ing Esabishment, lis West Eleventh street. between
Fis,h ad siSth avenues Honsehod furniture box ed aud
sbipped 10 all parts OF the world Covered wagons for
mosing furniture Of families Furniture stored.
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and the performances will commneee
NEVER ATs Es6iSa Ssa9sS; NOVELTY
OF fColemans charming Comedy of the
rnrs, !. HHRosRASaE s., a Fok TnE WEEK.
rUnsDA1. 18th 4 ThE hsrfs soss sstsss CHASE hilHss
wr,,". n-'lHi TIE !'S1ld Way '%s' To GET MARRIED.
With new scenery and appeln.men.s and a grand cast
- 0'lmag1s gsgISGs Pf%Sls' 4%snTsss' %fTs' Of the
sAroRDAY-A Tas, %oSSSY pSPai.r Ss9gs GS%ssy y
aa the By
Wife," entitled the
,..,r,,.- HEIR AT Law.
Lord Dubery. Mr. Blake
Dick Dowlas Mr. Charles Fisher
Zekie Homsspun Mr. Young
Henry Morelana Reynolds
Ciceiy Homespun Mrs. Hos1 fos1
car9iDe sry naryG;as. vernon
Mrs Inchbalds fine comedy soao
'' '-' EvERY eShsfS ONE Has HIS FAULT.
h0r0n' p0pqs!fEgc sEcsErs g'sE 6 WORTH KNOWING
~ w go NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION
WINTER GARDEN
The Management has the pleasure Of announcing that,
In obedience to an "1%cTi Tnx lnxersnE DESIRE
#$EEE$$ #sE|E$$ sE#E$s sE|#$ $EE$E $E:$#
~,
word.renowned role Of
$$##$$E $$##$$E $$##$$S
o IN x'r New n Ss
character, cutched the dramatic diadem with bound
s
passion and of the depth Of
Sxs s on the sase Night after night for
and hundreds hung with terrible interest trials Of
4s % aesn
most careful attention to details
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
S8sssf s 81 WSsDEs vs. Hss asD
(next door TO Ball, Black Co's)
All who value wisdom, amusement, knowledge and power
'''''N '''' '''' 'A'' EXCITING,
MOST WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS,
THRILLING.
UNsURPAssABLEs
ISs4aH6Hi7E' IISSyAhHAh7E'
SCIENTIFIC fSsr1ruTroN.
Open for gentlemen only. from 10 tiA 10.
Admission 20 cents.
IRVING HALL GRAND
rMTRsbAY MysESht rEsTHyALs MnnSH y,
MORNING AND EVENING.
Mr. Harrison has the pleasure that the follow
' ''' Miss NJ E. HAwLEY
w Miss LOUISA MYERS,
MR. GEORGE cRozIER,
"A' ''' SE. 5. {. CAMPBELL = n,,o, -
MR.. J. r. THOMAS:
MIR. s. B. MILLS,
Mr.. H. A. woLLENHAUPT
MR. WILLIAM SAAR
MR. CARL BERGMAN,
MIR. EDWARD BoEHM
Mr.. MATzKA, 49,, - ,
DR. CLARKE W BEAMS
MR. HARVEY B. DoDwoRTH
MASON Sna aSD SiSsFf THOMAS
cAssIcAsh, 9gARTETrE PARTY,
FROM THE sE% EES%YEHygI YaR hHRSesfc HRSGSf SOCIETY
FULL ORCHESTRA
GRAND MILITARY BAND.
will also appear by permission OF Mr. j. Grau Director Of
the Academy OF Milsic:-
MADAME SrRAKOsCH.
SIGNOR MANCUST
ami Conductor, CARL ANSCHUTz.
Tickets 10 morning and evening performances
Single tickets 10 either crormancc so cents
Can be obtained a. the music stores at Irving Hail.
Evenirg-Doors open a, seven O'Clock, commencing at a
quarter before eight.
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sss 4: :sss Il:
w S5I I; Erin msyoarnesni q Ern ago GO Srsshl ~
sssH% SAD S%xSS N5 s5En.g11c Is7sH nysIc
CAST OF PECULIAR AND ND POSITIVE STRENGTH.
N .~~. nn tTi. Colleen Sawn Rhss aar
- 80 ~ i1Ie Ban caontie.j - - .n,v
THE os1SEqSsssSsSR asRH sSsss4HF sssR E#F IS Hruss.
ar'"erfui and IISosnS: IsssSsS:1ss II production
Highly Wrought Incidents
Telling -SS Situations"
DECIDED THEXTRicAH II iE1i ri ca1s SENSATION.
DRAMA SO STARTLING
ABsoLurEL? 7; Y y TERRIBLE
'Hn11asss IL %ila. ssTsSss1 .si. 1T .*''rH'
sszS asaEs$5 :; sEss
LOST IN THE REALMS OF SPACE.
FIGURE OF f"T &aE IL HEROINE.
DEscExDs ro = MEET nef HER FATE
sPEck IN iseEs TaH a16 DISTANCE"
REALLY MAGNIFICENT MFG SCENERY
Ensure til. success Of !!s ss ssSS a?!.Sa = ing
DEvnLorEs S1Tf5sAEo SITi5 hAo4hzHx INSTRUMENTATION
iae HoD D fH fn sT.SE = g render it doubtful does not
Till THE END OF THE SEASON"
BEST EXHIBITION op IRISH LIFE, WYNN.
EVER WITNESSED.
MOST SUCCESSFUL DRAMATIC PRODUCTION
BLACK VALLEY SCENE
so 1TsFhsEHx IN rs ISc1DEs4, HBhE411So
SO EXCITING IN IN IT'S ACTION
AUDIENCE REMAIN IN IBREArHLEss SUSPENSE,
nuD -. w. AN ACCIDENT MUST HAVE OCCURRED
zHsEbSRhR osIS u bY nIPAza skAalLn BRANCH
SHE HURLED HERSELF gISA HSAR5Sss Pic sou,r.,,
RESCUE HER EN1ssNARED CHILD"
DREADFULLY FUNNY 'scHooLMAsrER,
POOR, us%ros$vS4Th asS % Iss;i , SCHOLARS
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
RoARs 81 or APPLAUSE NIGHTLY"
UPRoARroUs FUN or THE FAIR SCENE"
ACTING is ARTISTIC THROUGHOUT"
INTEREST OF THE PLAY
Is ABSOLUTELY THRILL ING
AUDIENCES 1sH ARE E"E EXCLAIMED
RISE TO THE rhIn zfI. IL 5Fr THE CURTAIN"
DESCENT INTO TIE TIE BLACK VALLEY
MOST EXCITING scESE i EHH EVER WITNESSED"
FLAVOR ABOUT The rME H6Moss Il iros OF THE FAIR
BRINGS IT UP Ho'D ~ 'DDoNSYBRooK"
Many PRSyesrs g, e1.s THEATRE; a.E E,,,,, .,..,,
of
the distinguished ypupg A%sgicaq nssE ,raseaian
): WIRES wIEkEs BSSFH. BSoFH..
"N' 49,. MONDAY EVENING. March %.
appear In ,si bis ,T great impersonati'n of
HAMLET
PRINCE OF DENMARK,
Supported by the entire strength OF the company
0pheis Mrs Chanfrau
r9sSls,...r r9ISaiS: M Geo; kysT
Etc. etc, etc
In active preparation uAcsrru
With all the. the orsna M MUSE Isl Box sheet open from to
FArHER REE8,s Din oRIGIsMt en4KS Soxor.r
wEDsEspA$ EyESiiSe. EVEN MtEoa 20, 1852
Tis SESTpif ~ TTE sS&So
Admission IS cents; Children 10 cents Doors at 6
A cADEMY OF MUSIC, ouu
cASSdd,N9SslTTRoiMBaSNTTHjiN. SdNSlT iBST,
MADAME ERNEsTINE DE vILLIERs, IRVING HALL.
i This dsnsuished French Pianist VIII make her debut
Wednesday evening, Msrc g. assisted by Madame Clara
Brnkcrhof, Mcssrs; s. b Mills, Thomas, Molenhauer,
'sr l9
Gshaar conductor. The performances will be of the highest
order Tickets for sale Mt Messrs Beer 4 Schirmcr 7O
Roadway at all the principal music stores and the door
from ssn~sy & sons % sS aOar Sna
MISS NINA FOSTER Will. GIVE RECITATION
Nl Monday evening arch a. at Dodworths Hail. 500
Broadway. To commence nj O'Clock. Tickets 20 cents.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A LUBIN BROTHERS,
CAGL!OSTROMANTiIuM
MONDAY. APRIL IA.
NCExICo IN NEW YORK AT 63 BRoADwAY-yow
Il The exqnsely beautiful Mexican Mussuln. The
f the kind In tie world The wonderful collecnn of
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OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
" GARD FROM THE MANAGEMENT
NIEw BOwERY THEATRE.

mi EW BOWEKH THEATRE.
The copartnershp hitherto existing between Mr. George
L. Fox and Mr. James W. Lngard Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The affairs the firm will be settled by
Mr. James W. Lngard who will hereafter continue tho sole
manager of the theatre
GEORGE L. FOX,
MARCH 22, 1862. JAMES W. LINGARD
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WHO WOULD NOT GO wnRRH FORTUNE ls,-e.

NHO WOULD NOT GO WIIERE FORTUNE lSs-GU
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
tue best OF aud cannot be excelled Can be con-
suited personally by letter. all affairs of lie,
ing law SUITS journeys absent friends love, coushp,
rIage, health, wealth. and who reclaim drunken
faithful husbands Miss w. IL the city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tasmans for
good luck and ell business affairs guarantees
life Delay - consult h naturally gifted and
young lady Lucky numbers gven. Highly respectable city
opposite Eighth street.
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A CARD FROM NJ. 7. HIGGINS
To the LADIES OF NEW YORK AND ITS VICINITY.

Millinery will take place Thursday next the 9Th instant
when we exhibit unusually large
latest Paris styles SILK and Bonnets Caps and
Head and all other goods apperaning 10 the mil
nery trade We call the special attention Of customers
this opening. N. r. HIGGINS,
ll0 Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-18
The 10Th Regiment.

Monroe Reid, in his letter to the Con-
stitution says Adjutaht Pomutz was shot
in the thigh and fell from his horse, but
his Wounds not dangerous also that TT.
Brown was shot in the hand, Lieut.. Good
lost finger, Capt. Day wounded in
the hip, Lieut. Donaldson in shoulder, Lit.
SHREDDER in arm, Capt. Hutchcraft in arm.
We copy the following:
LIST OF DEAD, 18TH RECT.
Out Of 80 officers, 16 were either killed
or wounded. The dead are:
Co A--Lieut. Pennyman; P. Fl. Ken
nedy end VIM. Wood,
Co. B-Wensell.
Go. C-Bardrick.
Go. D-Orderly Sergt. Fowler Joseph
Ryan, George Trick
Go. E-corpl Billy Clark, priyates
Payton, John McCord, ]. w. Fouts.
Co. F-Thayer, Troth, Russell.
Co. G-Fiegins
Co. h-Criii.
Go. Lit. Hamilton; pripatcs james
Doyle and Crookman.
Go. C-Mickler, Holmes.
WOUNDED.
Corporal Keck, Co. !, through the
lungs, and will die.
Jimmy Murphy, Harry Morgan, and a
number Of others are wounded.
We have nearly 500 of the regiment
nov together out with Gen'l Lauman'a
Brigade, ten miles from here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-18
THE DEM0GRATIC PRINCIPLE w..
THE CONSTITUTION.

Our contemporary, in his structures and
denunciations Of the recent act of Con.
gross abolishing slavery in the District o.
Columbia, says, amongst other things:
The law does not provide for submit
ting the question to the legal voters in
the District. In order To ascertain the
wishes of the people on the question but
the representatives of the different States
take the whole question out of their hands,
and determine it in accordance with the
views of the people Of the States which
they represent This principle of legis-
lation We believe to be not only unjust to
the people who are to be affected By the
act, but in violation Of the principles Of
Mr.. Douglas and the whole Democratic
party North.
Now the provision of the Constitution
is unequivocal and in these broad terms
giving Congress power
.eTo exercise erclusire legislotinn IN all
cases achaterer, over suoh district mot ex-
ceeding ten miles square) rs may, by ces
sion of particular States, and the accept
ance of Congress, become the seat Of gov
eminent Of the United States
Thus it will be seen that by the Consti-
tuition Congress has e.cclusive power to
make laws for the District To divide
that power with the people Of the Dis
trict, or to yield it up to vote of the cit
liens, would be in derogation of the Con-
stitutional power of Congress.
The truth is, neither Mr.. Douglas nor
the Democratic party of the North we're
ever guilty of the preposterous absurdity
Of extending their squatter sovereignty
principle to the District of Columbia in
face Of this express provision Of the Con-
stitution.