The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-08
Personal E'EEES.

Personal fEE1aS.
-. George Wilkes has got the small
pox.
-. President Lincoln has taken to ear
y morning horseback riding.
-. Thurlow Weed is expected 10 sail
! for home about the 1st Of June.
-. Mr.. Adams, our Minister to Lon
don. was, at latest foreign dates, on Wis
il to Paris.
The notorious David R. Atchison,
is reported as being private soldier in
Prices army.
-. Parson Brownlow has received an
invitation from the Mayor of Baltimore, 20
visit that city.
While G. p. Grant, Of Rochester,
N. Y. was recently conveying his insane
wife to the asylum at Canandaigua. she
jumped off the cars and was instantly kill
ed
IA Baltimore correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer states that Rev. DR..
Hawks has accepted call so take charge
of Christ Church. North Gay street, in
that city.
-. Gen. Fremont has released from
custody Gen. c. B. Conrad, of the Virgin
la militia, who has become convinced of
the error of his ways in espousng the
rebel cause
-. Prof E. D. Sanborn, formerly of
Dartmouth College. writes from ST. Louis
that Flag Officer Foote prays as though
Goo did everything, and fights as though
man did everything.
New York city has become a ref
uge for the wives of Generals The
wives of ten of the leading Generals. in
Guiding those of Mcclellan aud Haleck.
are stopping in that city.
B Gratz Brown, well known
Missouri politician, has written q letter
avowing himself an agilator, and opposing
colonization as condition precedent to
emancipation in that State.
Gov. Morgan pronounces Cole.
Crocker and Major Cassidy prisoners. not
deserters. and declares the stories that the
former has relatives in the rebel army, or
is under Indictment for murder, false,
1.-The Nashville Union reports the
raturn of w. II. Polk from Washing
ton. He expressed firm confidence in the
ability of the Federal government to go
triumphantly through the rebellion aud
restore the Union in al lis parts
....Hon. Edward Everett publishes a
grateful tribute to Lieut. Worlen in the
Boston papers. accompanying 1t with an
appeal for subscriptions to some testimo-
NAL which shall show in a substantial man
ner the appreciation in which the public
hold his services.
-. Messrs Mason and Sldell will
have the comfort of rejecting that, while
they engaged in representing the South
ern Coniedracy abroad. their homes are in
possession of the United States govern
men;. Mason's residence ia near Win
chester, and Slidcll's is in New Orleans.
-. Three men. named respectively
Henry kuhl, Hamilton w. Windon and
Conrad Kuhl, have been tried by court
martial in Western Virginia, and found
guilty Of numbering Union soldier. The
two first named were sentenced to be hung,
and the third to wear ball and chain
and perform hard labor during the war
Served them right.
-. Congressman Conkling. of n T..
{ and Washburn, of Illinois, are rampant
for duel, to be proceeded with thus
r Washburn challenges Conkling; Conk'ing
accepts; time and place agreed upon par
{ ties interfere; the principals put on airs
, and hold out; friends persist in interfering
matter finally settled to the satisfaction o
all parties and the parties shake and take
drink. and sit down to game of Ell
chre
The marriage Of the Prince of Wales