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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-12
NEW YORK MARKET-Fsb. II


FLOUR-Msrket opened heavy and closed 6alOc
lover, with only moderate demand for expert and
home consumption AZ the eeliRe. Tho sale Of extra
sales Il sOJ at S. 55Oa565 for superns stats IS sOa
so for extra stRts q 5O565 for supaTno western;
s5g5 $50 for shipping brands extra round hoCp
Ohioi t6l0ae IS ioE trade brands.
t}ANADA EL.OOh-hlsrket 50 lower. sIss SIS
mon 10 choice extra.
RYR FIOUR-Markst quiet and steady. Sales
GisEN sIRAL L-Marlot quiot and UNCHANGED
WHISKY-siark rather easier, salss $50 bbls
at 2i@2t4o, ehishy ut inside price.
export dpmsnd Sales 6,loO bus poor ChicsF5 sprins
l5OO0 bush amber t0wa at 81 ss 40: 400 bush an
Der rsey at 81 90 delivered; 500 hush white Mich.
gan - u 5li HOO bushels red Delaware private
hKg-Markst active and firm Sales p 900 bush
BARLRV-sIsrket stesdy at sOaeO Sales 400
tush at prices within the range.
90Rn-Market rules heavy With moderate de-
msnd for export and bone consumption Sales
5000 bush at CSC for mixed western in store and
65&c delivered including choice at CSC; 69c for old
new white do; 75e for white western; eos for new
yellow Jersey.
OATs-ID moderate request. Sales at 4Oa47 for
Jersey nansda. western And state.
H0PS-Market quiet. Sales are 50 bales new ct
PORK-Markpt rnles steady with fair demand,
chiefly for futu'e delivery. sales $50 bbs at p %
@s,OO for messi Sl3sO for city Prime mess; $500
deliEera ls the first half Of June at SIS 25
BEEF-1heTs Is q f.ir demand. Sales are 500
obls ~ H,OOf34,6O for country prime; S5.fOG5 50
for country mess: SO OaeI700 for repscFed mess;
Sis,750l4,O0 for extra mess. Ths government con-
tract was awarded at s1I, I,256I4,7g.
s-PRIliE MESS BEER-Markst quiet and IN.
changed.
BEEF HAHIs-In moderate demand. Sales 800
bbiP At SIS OlS@ 800.
CUT MEATS markat dull and prices slightly
favor buyers sales 200 pkss 3A@41c for shoulders
RAlalN-sides In fair demand. Sales IsnO boxes
at 55sG6c for rough western good Cumberland cut
middlss; &c for long ribbed; 6ssM61Sc for short do
DH EszED Hspsar- MArket firm. Sales at
S4 25614,SIx for western; Sf.25S4 IS for city.
LARD Market steady with pretty acfive demand
Sal.s 3.slt bbls part lat evening. at 75(GSxc.
BUTTE R--Market dull as l2a14e for Ohio; and
| l6r-ylc r -tate.
CHEESE-Harhat dull at hA7c
sUh4AH-Raw dali and unchanged; fair to good
refining quoted at s4@IAc Sales l40O hhds Cuba
within the range Of 1Mec; and by auction to-day,
l76 hhts do, part slightly stained at 81 lOOa 7s,
chiefly at 81 l0Oa74 cash and four months. Re.
hned SuzGrH are inactive.
lOLArS ,e<-mark quiet. We notice sales Of
10 hhds English lslsnd az 2se; and BY auction. IS
hhdB Porto Rico at 2TlI33<c cash
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T,eaehery az Harperss Ferry--DeHtruetlou
Of q part Of the Town,


Tteaehery aE Harper's FeFry-s Destruction
Of q part Of the Town.
The telegraph states that Cap. Baylor
and three rebels enticed loyal Yirginisn
to cross over the Potomac by displaying q
flag Of truce. When nearly across, Baylor
and two others fred and killed the ierTyman.
Our batteries on the heights shelled the
buildings. Subsequently some of our men
crossed and set FIRE to twelve buildings st
Harper's Ferry.
The honses fred we're the Wager, Gait,
and Railroad Hotels, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, the Winchester Railroad
Depot, Welch2s store, the telegraph Office,
and the dwelling houses of Mrs. Wager,
Mrs. DARN, Mrs.. Ellen ChsmbeTs, George
Chambers, and VIM. J. Stevens, none Of
which were occupied. ----.-7., .,T.-.
Tie once popdlouB town Of Hapers Fer
y now contains but seven families-all
gooS BnioniBts- perhaps, forty
sonlsi eA-,qld. During the shslling, these
hhs ie been customary, hung out
WINE nAssi - sheir domieiles were se-
c0r1,nsy Ht Sy.oIook L = m ppr eannoniers.
cavalry came down the Chgt .ae eneLp le!. I
and dismountiny, entered the FSSo"n -,
moments later, one made his a. .a.uo. a .sm
wisb 4 Aap of truce on platform car EAnSe
inc directly over toe landing arch whers4-
asssocistes had committed the murder IN tn
I,or1iT, bv the use of an emblem held 81
o-s5 IN war even by the most barbarous an
S.based nations of the earth. lmmedlatel.
80 hundred cooked Enfield rifles coYere
his form. and two twelve Founders loade
;.s u So scribsr's patent cartridges (Tailroa
sniltes and iron slugs) were trained to oea
mon the same spot. The men were slmo.
insane to revenge the death of their ls'
= comrade, but were prevented by gestui
from Col. Geary.
III The bearer Of the flag came from Charlel
!. toy-n and was seat to request that the bod
- ,enno Carlisle, deceased volunteer
~. S;s,,1ion ranks from Maryland, might
sent over for iRterneRt to-day me Oolon
reVpouied, that Maryland soil was no
: restiu0 place for the bodies Of traitors ~
: az the fag Of truce had been Vloiateu N u
morning, that game could not De Plsyeu
J him twice in enc day. The nag resPona'
y tJ,sf- the act of the morning was unantho
: ;-sd and would be punished. Col. Gea
= ,-s -.snonded that the first shot was fired By G
= III os;cs- IN command, and that be bad no co
n sdenos In any 80 h assertions. 81 will 81
= Won ave minutes" said the Colonei, ITO
4 beyond the reach Of ny guns. 6aVe
Is more to say" The bearer Of the nag 3
ve his companions were suddenly on the enarl' aa
o. ton road, and promptly et the expiration
Il. the Ave minutes, one OF the ~ .Po1ne
~ discharged Ia iron messenger In the Line
their retEsaA
~. rH..
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CI.EVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
wEpTTSpSY SiSS MorH.ss. IEap1b Fss y ~ ~ r.

mOhbIk9 LEADER OFFIOE, I "a
WEDHEsDAT hORNiaG, FEB. u, 1852. )
BLOUR-Tne market yesterday was dull and IN
changed aud no salSs reported.
WHEAT-hsrhe ct steady and quiet. Sales Of
car choice white al 81 Ol; and car red as go from
track . ...'
OORN-MaTket Quiot a. sa5sc flr new and old.
OATS Salts Of cars ct 25c on track.
HGHWINEs-steAdy. Buyers offer lsIzo free
y, while small sales we're made to the trade a. lso.
PROVIsIONs-Ms's POrk is Arm at SlSOo.-
Lard steady atsH9fo. Eggs dull st &C. Butter duh
at s9llo. Cheese ss,Ady at 696Hs for common to
very choice W,R.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Tuesday, February IL, 1861.

81 All letters advertised are subject TO an extra
eh ,rge Of one cent. Persons calling for them Wia
please be prepared with the Necessary change.
81 The of1cs will be open at IL A. IA. and close
at N P. N. Bundays-Ofhcs open from 9 A. III. 10
10 A. d.
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,,uiRs-ozesu between Gems. RleCloilal
o1T-s-n and Lander.

.l'9lI and Lander.
Co7rspsnasues Cincinnah Commercial.
isVgbstsTsr differences may have existed be-
tvesn oans. Mcclellan and Lander on the
v-,5risty a an sdvsnce IN this quarter, 1t is
nv raown that the former approves the
5saaeut movsnsnt and will support it
Without going into the controversy about
ps5t misunderstandingsi which seems o have
- - Re attention Of both the press and
C..sas,--I II nav say that neither appears %
sood lie merits, OT had definite
;-Ssrmotion on the subject. L is not woFit
-1isiis srisstiBg matter that e now haPPiil
flfrinsied. Gen. Lander VIII not seek
t-s5sfsr Or resign his commission, 60 long 9
there d any opportunity Afforded ioE sssl'
o1srstions. Tine will show that ne is ~
wise responsible for what has oeeutIesu -
whatsTsE Be The deeision on The Poney 81 "
es-eat from Eeunsy.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LADY, FULLY COMPETENT
IA and Of long expert nee IN teaching children,
would devote few hours each DAY 20 teaehing Eng
enooI given. Address " +. A. H." Leader ofice.
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2 gi.,I- tEp oRNAnrRTAL PEInTlna.


We hear from the Burnside expedition that
b Rolnots bland has been captured, after thres
days Sighting. The pOsidOn of this island
wiz be understood by ell who examined the
ap Of the North Carolina coast published in
the IEaDlR Of few days ago. It was
strongly defended BY thsrsbols, as it covered
the approach 20 Norfolk from the rear. Our
special dispatohssstste that Norfolk Ia thor
Ouehly alarnsd, and that one hundred labor
en- ara called for 10 DO work on The foEti6ca-
lions Let them fdns. Their time win
sbsthysOms.
Later dispatches say- that three rebel gun
bOals were sunk, two were disabled, and the
rest dispersed in every direction. Three
rebel regiments had been left TO guNrd the
Island, and having no means Of escape, they
muss have fallen into our hands. NOthiRg
nov prevents our advance on Norfolk as-
oOFding to rebel confessions, but swamppr
Marshes end sickness. tn. two hrst can be
overcome, and the last viii leave enough
gallant fellows 10 seigs the doomed city. On
80 Norfolk
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Presidont-I-L L. WEATHERLT.- --
Vil, Prog't-M. 3. e0Ozl. Trearursr-R. =. LTOH.
DI31groas.
q. B. Oisrk, A. puln, B. s. Davis, 3. BrOahsu. Il.
q. r. Lester, sc. Husssy, a.B. Boost.
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DIED.

In Wo6ffsle, Medina cousty, Dee. 25I, Of dipths-
ria, ELLEN WAGUhEh, in the lon year Of her
age.
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CHICAGO nIARKRT-Feb. IL

FE0UR--Markst inactive.
- -WHEAE-Msrketz ~ lover; nc for No. !; l2c for
No2.
GEbRN-M Market 10 lower.
mEda PslR A. transactions
LAR RD-MRrkat dull at 63Sc
HOGS-Dresssd Sc lower. Live quiet and un-
ohansed.
RERF CATTIsR-Market qriet and easier
Sale At S2,6562 70 for medium 70 good
tSlf;Et tI's- 2 500 bDls nSur; 2s 600 bush wheat;
Is 900 bus corn; 3,l0i drnssed hogs
EVOHAH&E-Unchan Gold 81 2 cent pre-
mimi
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William S. Marsh, Defendant Cuyahoga Co, U.
TNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been filed inthe Clerks Office Of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, and State of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty i've cents,
with Interest thereon from the 7th day of 0eto-
beF, A. D. 1851, upon promissOry note of said
defendant dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day of August 1861, and made pay
able in two months after date to this plaintiff, at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot ssting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from sRid 7th Of October (;
and that said petition prays judgment against
said deiednant on said note for the sum of
81 $50 II, with interest thereon from the eth day
Of October A. D. 1851. Said DEFENDANTS further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; or in default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
CLEvELAED, Feb. II, Is62;SS0
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NY. STOCK WARKET-Feb. II.
Tny TVTranapp

n. Y. STOCK WARKET-Feb. IL.
TBT T1LEGRAPE.l
aTOCRS-Market hrmlC and closed strong =
hicagO Rock BLAND 52ys; Chicago, Burlington
Qui cY 81; leTeland a TGlsdO 421S; Clsvsland q
Tyl do sinking funds $; IiBos OeBtrai scrip s6H;
T re Haut sltOu lst bo ds 20; Ell. 4th bonds es;
nichi san Central 5a4; Panama llfH; Missouri 6s
ury los ssSi HarleEl 1886 New York a. ntral sos
10. Pacific Mail g94; United States IS 81 eouplus
co. 0nits1 States 6s 81 s.stered 81; Toledo Wa
bah lst bonds Is
Market easy with fair supply Offering
at y cent call prime paper continues ia light sup
ply and IN request al en7 4 cent
sTERLaNts EXfIFt AN6sR-Quiet and firm
ct llsA a us for bankers bills
GOt. .D-Amsrican more active and hrmer with
rTet , large sales st 3J614s p cent premium. Call
fornia gold bars Quieta - Q cent premium.
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Interesting Intelligence from Gen. Lam
der's Division


FROM lne cthte 1OuIuAl.y
We have received information by gen
man just through from Virginia of a signif
cant character. Il is to the following efeel:
A sutler was arrested on Wednesday last
BY order of Gen. Lander, at Cumberland; /;
and all his stores, goods and chsttels, 'traps
aud cslsmities;" were confscated. He was
detected in giving information to the rebels.
He is now confined in jail at Cumberland,
where he has formerly resided. 1t is said
said that be will be sent to Wheeling. BE
was sutler of a Clvalry regiment, but of
what particular one our informant did not
know.
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SPECTATORS will be admitted put not snOWod 70
skate-l0 cents.
s. Cent. men holding Season Tickets viii Be al.
loWrd TO iutrodcce nCn-resldsuts OF the city upon
paying % cents fer each admizsion Of the person 20
introduced; the party making the Introduction
being responsible Tor tue department. Of the party
intTOduced.
g. No skating on Sunday.
When the Ice Is 10 good condition a dag VIII be
raised at the ekatinE art.
All tickets ar5 sold subject 20 the above reEula-
tons. and such other iuez ss the Proprietor may,
fIom time 70 time, see ut 10 adOpt.
Tickets can De procured Of ID. Horton, superin-
tendsnr, at the Oioe o. the Park IRON O'Clock IN
the morning tlll IN tbs evening.
s. $. 5TOEE, Proprietor.
j. HOEIOE, superintendent.
Cleveland, Jan. 4, lS6e:s77
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OYSTERS.

n 3. MAlTBY'S OYSTER nf-
NJ E0E este Holi & Hsltb5'sj. cELlEBR. .llI3p
VIII RB RECEIVED DAILK K.sar
hrom hii establishment in aaitiUore--put- q q
cans and warranted fresh and good, or no sale =
Al8o h8rmatically 8eaiad Oysters, Lotetara. 1ll1l
Sp.os VYsiers' ana sardinea, kspf eonTiaaflE ~
Baltlmoga, Kew Xsrk ana Prince1 H1T gEsu
Oysters VIII DO received daily By Exprcal.1 T.l. II
~ Crackers TOR sale by the barrel
". ~. GAIEE8, aasrt
90 sunerfor Ftrsst. --,i- n
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srn. LLNnrR's ORDERS.

Wheu the First Virginia Cavalry regi-
ment was about to marah, General Lander
said-"Oolonel, you must not allow any of
your men to enter private houses, or in any
way destroy griTsts property. The penalty
will be death; aud shall hold you strictly
responsible" He gave the same order to
one of the Ohio Oolonels, who replied that
be Weuld "ly and keep the soldiers from
doing mischieip Gen. Lander's eyes fash
ed as be ansEered-"Sir don't order you
to ~ to Aeep soldiers from doing mischief;
but command you to obey my orders; and
shall accept no excuse from you, nor any
other Colonel that disobeys them"
TROOPS MOVING.
The Railroads are all busy at work get
ting cars ready to bring troops (tfty thOH-
sand it is said y from the East westward /;
but where from, or where TO, our informant
could not tell. The Pennsylvania Central
will be ready by the 10th to commence work.
LANDER ADVANCING. -
The latest advices at Cumberland were
hat Lander is about twenty miles on the
other side of Romney; and that Gen. Banks
had moved his column 30 as to cut of the
retreat of the rebels. Lander is said to have
about 25 900 men, and Banks 40, 600; while
the enclosed rebel force has surrendered
But this is not credited there.
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l. The control Of the Park van be IN the hands Of
the Proprietora aud super ntendent, and tNolEo
genllsusn Of the city, mostly heads Of families and
holders Of tam u tickets, who Wilt suiorce obedi-
tnce 70 regulations and preserve strict OrJer and
dscorum. -
2. Gamss OF all kinds viii be prohibited. oHespt
when proper provisions are made for Ihem. Nc
tleigbs ropes or polsg viii b allowed on the lee,
except such e. are furnished By the supsrlntendsnt
8. ANY Perton who WilIfaliy crf ateS disturbauce
In the Pa X, or IN any way conducts himself "a q
manuer anhecoming gtntlsmsn, viii - expelled
forthwith, the Pr0preior resersing the right to re-
mna 70 all such persons their 8ub8cription money,
pro rata aud cancel thair tickets. "a -
4. Cautions and directions from the Bupsrintend-
ent and Psrkkosp perg should In ali cases be imme-
diatelE compiled with. s-r.r .-t...--L
5. TickeIG net trans israbls. All porgons viii be
required 70 show th-ir tickets Ia order 70 gain sd.
mittanee % .ths Park II tickets ara transferred
they viii be eanceled.
G. Price Of Iiekets viii be as ioIloEB: Family
Tickets will be issued 70 gentle at SO each for
the winter; Accompanying the tickets will be 4
ohsck 70 each individual msmber Of the aubsefi-
Der family, (sery ants accepted), who viii he st-
mitted ct all Times when the Park ls open Gentis-
men holding Family Tickets will also have rae
privilege OF introducing to the PARK Tree Of thar &c,
any person, nOn-resident Of the citg Is being e.
pscially Understood, that sRy Ierson introducing q
visitor Will Be TesponaDle for hB her depOrtmsnt
/ in the Park. .-
| Z sess~n tickets wiz be e. foIIoEss -1
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CLo.sING o UT.

William Bletcher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
against Common Pleas of
william s Marsh, Defendant OuyahOga Co, o.
HNUE OEFENOANT IN THIS ACTION.
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us- Persons calling for the above viii please say
"a Advertised r. COWbEs. r NJ
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uhL1AD SAANAo EOhHAGA
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
70. 81 Bank Street, Osyelaad, Ohio.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-24
%JlglN MANHOOD:
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SelfAbuse, &c BY Robert j. Culyerwell. NJ. d.,
Author of the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
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that the awful consequences of Self abuse may be
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This lecture will prove boon to thousands and
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Sent rnder seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
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1917 Bowey, New York, P. o. Box 45sG.
feb90-4lv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-24
MANY CITIZENS.

To follow the fashion, We must make bow TO
our readers, as We arc introduced in this depart
nent OF the DExocRAr, over the destinies Of
which We shall reside for the present. We will not
.ttemI any ming very grand. as this column is not
one of vital importance to the country or party,
and we have IN aversion TO making "much ado
nbont nothing"
We intend as Local 10 look about us. see what
can, and print what we wish to. With no am
hilton to distinguish ourselves, We shall merely
endeavor to keep pace with the rapid current OF
events that render our village 80 renlalkable.
This week we may have column of Local. next
week may be reduced TO notices ofDeLand :
Saerstus and Fairbanks scales. Whatever we
have, procure for readers. shall be
fully theirs further we cannot promise.
When we have occasion 10 introduce political az
fairs into our column We shall always be found in
,he service of the Democracy, untain,ed with flu
sion Of any kind.
As a gentleman we shall treat all with whom
we have any intercourse, in courteous manner.
and will pledge ourselves that column shall
never be made medium for Blingsgate slang
In all things else will cndeavor to keep up
with the procession"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-24

AUDITOR.
PETER SCHLARB, Of German township. will
be candidate before the Democratic county con-
vention for the Office of Auditor Of Marshall coun-
ty.
JACOBB N. KLINGER will be candidate
before the Democratic County Convention, for tie
Office of Auditor of Marshall County.
ALEXANDER c. THOMPSON will be acan-
didste for Auditor of Marshall county. before the
Democratic county convention.
HIRAM c. BURLINGAMEw will be a candidate
before the Democratic County Convention, for the
Office Of Auditor of Marshall County.
TREASURER.
ALEXANDER c. STALEY will be a candi-
date before the Democratic county convention for
the Office of Treasurer of Marshall county
DANIEL QUIvEY will he a candidate be-
fore the Democratic County Convention for the
office of Treasurer of Marshall County
WILLIAM NJ. PATTERSON will be can
didate before the Democratic County Convention.
for the Office of Treasurer of Marshall County.
SHERIFF.
HENRY nj. LOGAN will be candidate be-
fore the Democratic county convention for the of
fee Of Sheriff of Marshall county.
DAVID HOW will be a candidate before the
Democratic county convention for the Office OF
Sheriff of Marshall county.
JOHN SNYDER. of Polk township, will be a
candidate before the Democratic county conven-
ton for the Office of Sheriff of MARSHALL county.
JAMES ID. WOLFE will be a candidate before
the Democratic County Convention for the Office
of Sheriff of Marshall County.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
OBED NJ. BARNARD, as a candidate for the Of
fee of Treasurer fMarshall County subject to the
decision Of the Union nominating Convention 10
meet OIL the 2nd day of August next
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-24
War Tcc.i7ig.

Pursuant to a call. published in last weeks RE-
PUBLICAN, a war meeting held at the Cour
House Saturday afternoon. The house was well
filed, am -as addressed first by Mr.. a FULLER,
who made very good speech, with nothing OBJ
jectionable in it, and which calcua led to have
good effect. Next by Mr. GORDON, non-resi
dent WIN spoke short time and compelled
to stop on account: Of his lungs. DR.. SHEM,y 70 i.
low, d with patriotic speech. So far everything
went off finely, and the object of the meeting bid
fair to be accomplished. But the coiored
"man and brother comes in, and Harmony. af-
frghted takes her flight" When the wearied Mr.
GORDON took his seat we sympathzed with him
He obtained our sympathy under false pretenses.
Ii was weakness of the brain. instead of lungs,
that produced his inability to proceed in his first
effort. He is now refreshed. and on his favorite
theme nakes another effort. He said he used to
be Democrat, but was one no longer, and then
proceeded TO denounce the 9Th o. January Con-
vention, and proved conclusvely that oil its de-
tenders were secessiorists. What he said is inn
material, suffice it to say. he said nothing to in
duce men to enlist and many things to embitter
a portion of hls audience, and deter them from do
ing so. Before he concluded we left, but under
stand after be oncIuded, Mr. w. NJ. PATTERSON
attempted to address the audience, but majority
were in too happy frame OF r.ind to desire any
thing further, and took iDformsl adjournment.
Now this thing is not as it shoad he; such meet
ings should be kept entirely free from all partyism-
The recruiting lieutenants deplore such things, and
do not need the services of politicians in getting
W their companies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-24
AtrOciOus.

Last Friday evening constable Wolf was called
upon TO summons coronors jury to set upon the
body If an infant, found dead The jury, after in
vestIsating the matter, found a verdict that the
child come to its death by some means unknown
to them. The deed was most horrible and unnat-
ural and while, from The facts before u. we can
give no Opinion as 70 the perpetratOr, we can urge
that vigorous measures be taken to bring him or
her to Justice Such affair should no be passed
over lightly