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MARINE NEWS.
San RIOT Sun s4ss Mo-, R muO-uw o.,

San X, I.Oi Sun ]. ~ IS hspn X moro II " oi,Si
CLEARkD.
BARNS UiCue, Bontser. Jan tdsto, Cote,
Fran .. tsryert Ses Orleans: Elsa, RIO Janeiro;
Iuv-tlx,'1r, Ssv Orlean'; 4, Cobb. Calcutta: Nse
Ofeans, CsdE. Con p-risoa. f.lssmo Gisnan, Nor
ssSfsnl 6ibrslts
BRl0s fre'hssA, 10, KinS.tou, Jam; Crsnia. 81
George; Polly Jones, nstsmosi Heavy Ihseknay,
Por ~ Prince; Henrietta, bermuda: faverite,
Queenstown: II Bsvslook, Aatlgas
sCHOONERs- Amelia Ann, Nassso. " II Hetar,.
washinston. Qssis, Ant saA II Fuller. Basi on c L
YAndervoort Philadelphia. Chief. Furt CIipeh; Lone
Flag st Martin; Potomac, Portland ColorAlA, Bal
timofe Prsnkiin, do; P ino<ss, Boston; Jas GYssa,
WsAhinston; II II Sargent, kAn8AniIis.
,sTLAxsHIrs.I pphs, w.sh,nCon, b & EN-
arta: Cosnst.i PhnsdsiphA Jus,siH csps Hay
tens Hope. fhla6elphis; Dsfreat Fort 80 HoifeS;
Torrance, PhilAd-.rh!s Coponed, PhNadslpAis Alba
ny. NsvbArp. nstIoit, washington. D G. JosGphins
Grumley, -. Falcon, PfostdsneS.
BARk-A " Pissn.uA rom New o1issza
BRlGe-J Freeman. Nss a. lee ~: 4 RiehsslA NJ
ehiss; Aha bssrfort. jim CTos, HAvanS
eCHQ0SEHS-Lns, Sc john. = Jas Sruphy.
g. KhS Maria Iixhthou lnst; DAAy6osp HavsnS
" Johnsnn, from u. vrsek q chip II .ssapotsmis.
ChinostssSas, May AdallsA, Chinn0assS
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF COMMON corr

OFFICE OF CLERK OF COMMON COUN.
ell No CIV h,l. N.- Yorh. Dee. Z, 1898.
III. u,,tI,r, C,n,s' err ths Election D.trcn r.
comply 9Th tb, provision. u Ev fcqui.ins tbs, tbs
~ shS c, ~. To- SeI M n ~, oc ,l k,
tr.nty ionI hour after BE- closiDs ofth. polls on tn
fouth EIse 80 ps;rct ctihs FIN, v.d
frh Ehct,on Di'.''ct Of ma Piru ward
kks,eo,h f,ce,tGg pr'rie. e u. ourh Ward
IhLd fle'tiot Diet. T.. % ms seventh Ward
Nm ee',on ni.itict o. he seventh Nsrd
N.nih Election btirict q n, Fourteenth Ward
,s.y.aIesntb ti.ea.n Dsti.et Of tue ss,sntesatA
siIts Election D.,,ris. o, IN. Nins,.en,s Ward
Eighth ,l.etioE Di,ri-, ofth. Sir.,eenth wsrd
seventh sise ion b.,trict q tbe r.eutisth wsIa
seventh h''''SH tAIf q ~ sTr-'''-ar" Ward
i" Clsrt Of cornuon Council.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE Appointed
= yils no M OF 81 fhEFISoEsto ENAMIsu
legged % hH'. been 'uu,i I'd t' zoo a.noeron d
shsr rsA or persons FopHty, in Consequence Of The
lhe Bo,Id Q, saptl, ,or. ioOli 80 H. cry Hal. %
Ihl ksDAf, Die 8, 1908, ~ O'Clock z r., 70 con
siau the following cs,s.
Bosfinhn L. waite 80 m " A. xarand ssDs u
rs,I : VIA a'on, i9o 90 Ga.Iis; K,rsI g =
a Ss, ss. Mo, NJ @ 4s, o;s, :,s.
Aleir hp,thn.>I 4 = i. silbsr'tsn '.....iTs u
1as.: Il is 90 AGJ,,iS.a TtlsG
y, e: - Y 4 s ai q! ~. !
Jsae Lesle......2J0 ~ John q Sls a
q im,nsvin he recui cd to prove n ownerhJ
O. be pleg'tyeeto he he,. n r.ia ION 70 i
The tbo"s nam persons, -tb ,E Ear sitn..s,. 4,
'''"'' . fl,5%a ,aDY,
sf5; $tf. e.ss ts
honEs1 G HurohrGs Secretary.
New York, Dec 5, 1888. ses
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eEOOHIYy.

GaArp ExnIBIrIor q the Fourth Ubi-
v'r',lr Sunday School. ~ss si,ss a. ,ss Academy
n kusie lat t-epins The building 80 flkd feom
se 10 bostom. The prosrsmms osns.stsd oftsblssui.
sonr. pantosnins psvforDssesal escismstisns Sc.
b. sbe children 10 all Of shleh they acquitted th'
ssivss Handsomely TIE prcoseds are 20 be epwo-
t,,..ns A,'nle, be seen Carlton Avenue and Adel
rh stre-'. Ths val. y ihe siif.e 0. nov rear,
Y .nd sin es sselo.sd :al. os ne p,ssen, vipt.f
eondios n. rurafer Of p.r.ons present In the Aea-
DENY lat rsti sss sbuf s,Vw.
FAus.--Th. Biocklyn Washington Sire,
n. D. chsnh o., o,d q fair In the Sunday sehoo
room 'tne church last evening. The room dne.
y e'ssted 18th fsgs ard ev'rsrssns, spd .be tshies
s~rss,ned all sorts n ell thing. vaeh Ger, eaSsr
XII, iii H. S,pt,r,. ~ s,suips i, h 70, ,h. b,ps
ht ~ the su- day school.
fsir oT Oh. bsnsft Of IN. churrl 81 "t,uf Lad,
.cn,s,t room q the Psrk Th,s,rs opyo-,. tbs CT,
isi. " c,mmenc-d on Monday and sil IL cont "a
last sssn'ns and sbs receipts were largo.
BoAHo oY SupssvsoEs. - King. County
Hoard IL sapsrvisors me, AZ the Cosnty JAN yss,.r
ds,. The Con,n.u,o On Account, reported on ,hs
ts o. IA. i7ih q Sruent Of militia 70, service. r,n
d-red. Dfisuthv ~ 'oo.sd shout go. zoo hot bae
been cut dosn 90 ti,,--S ~ n. eoloosL however
ia III. nissnt fn. ~ f-s-u sbout sYc,OoN VI o.
,-s.p ooc sra sacS hhcut Il .itins an .spI.
nation rem tin. t't,f 40 indirnsnt rsnsh hou
Can 'hooss urcn ths eolonsls "dit hooors HE" con
duct ths ,dbisct ru efst'td to tn Law Committee
A rc-e.u'i,n va odeted and 'dop'cd, thai stIs b,
tt'r to",il' hlllrs W the quota ~ 'oiunts-> nj
q. onny a. .. '.psAsiins toint ronuss ba,insss
tls meet 3 az ouFpvi
A,ctrstr.-A 10y psmed Thomas Btsdy
-' ION o'e' ny s'-in carr In Columbia street 80
t'fisy, su. llIIuK sfsctufs u ia. leg H. -s &c
''Y"a q" tie L /. College uc-p,'h.
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FlJARS.

A TTESTION, LADIES THE OLD Us
h,shlished N,v York Fur hsnuf cturns Co., Us
pot ~ Chatham 81 oppsln cIook's bite m.Ibs
sueets. Nov Is the time 10 &c, your sat1 ioI .loui
half the usuAl p Our stcst large, vel selected
Nd H, - S s Ss It, Ms "a. cn and IrsneS
Slh French and Hsssr Mink End sAfas y uis ffom
~ 70 w. Vietnriuas and hafcspA- 70 % 70. Choe
.4asH1 Nssdss s.s Asaid,I !: ~ e..S s ~:
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Re-ap,sv. Of siorss.'s Cs.p..io...

L0ufr-i1, DEE. 9.-Tvo Of Johs H. hovsanp
ssptsins, X. Sheldon and z. D, Ts,la, vAo -
espsd With him frtm Csumbus, have been recap
,ursd sbou' sl niss sss, Of here. on thu Kentucky
aide Of the river. and hsvs been committed 20 the
Cousty Jail In Louisville
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ConPoCNDfLtI III EXTRACT sAIs APARILLa
For purbins BE- blood. removing All ohfouic con
he bl,.od, aud a.. ouiy ieab.s snd .su, soo.n
remedy Tor the .ure OF serOfila, 40 Head. SAT-
ions OF IN. Threat and Lee. Is otehs,, P,mpe. on
Of the ,iIn
AND s1AurFyISG TIE COMPILATION.
Of N. WORT eso'dss that siei ak nd .r,. from
u. S.ts,oie. ts. ssse Ss.n sd. 70 vuts. /, on.
pStS 81 t .xsft Sf 6f sAaasApkFI coy
hsslts II . ths ,ystsm and pp-ses eu' .hs hanor'
and isnte IL the blood Such rem ay. ,a.i could
3 relied on, h.. lons hen .o1sh, .o.. ard eov. "a
dspsnd Our .p.es h,rs dos. 30, .Ani, o.r.. heata.
e .sev .t,.st but the ina Of 'inss 30, Ell.
Two I:Sls spoonful. q th. Er,r.., Of s.,..p.rr.
Dunk. and one bottle 10 .gl.v .qoAl TO gallon Of
he syrup Of sHA a.,tA or The .io''ion :. n'a.ly
u yHrsr EXTRACTS uAvr REIN ADMIT.
TED 10 USE IL THE tNIrEe 5 AMY,
sne ar ar, Alec 70 ,.,y fsss,, q: ~ -, sr.is
: se,ias.. and AZ. oon.,d.Tea {. in,.iS,bi. ,s%.'
81. N.a,,nl P-o re-tv. Of hu-hv
FROM ois5'NeAE4DkTY OF Thf United
-. p-,,..,or DEW tEs v.iusbls .orss on the
Pr. nc. ~ rh-,ic.
s.- rem.,u rsd. by tho lat, celebrated pr PLY
~ rs@.,G usn, b, IN kPpR,In MCDOWELL.
. "a ebr.icd PN,.cian ,pd Jemh.i 81 n. R3ss,C 20.
i6ss Of ~ seou. Ire and, and p8b sh"d ~ he Isut
sct on. Of the s,os aud Queen, Jou.ns ....
JANIS TaAvtKs, f'lo. Of ,.o, a. Coles. Ct sI.
see mon Of ths late standard Work. Of seaie.ss.
Extract Buehu ~ p.r bot,. :, or siI ior st.
ssusparls Of pr bottle, or siI for o.
ali svad IN ehul a
aIs.. i;,isn {. aSrln.iios %
htLABoLDS = os ,na chsmlesl wsIshou's-
."...S. io4 south lo,h street, rtn.delpsis
HFI HROiDS Mus sud Cheriea. Nnelou."
" VA Broadway, Ssv YORK %
hElMboLns y i!ed Dtge.; ,.,.,.
HEl SBOi.WS prus and Chsmich wsIsh ouse.
'@i broadway, N.v foTt.
"N''''''N" ~ ," ssass i",h .,,.-,, phii,aelpsIs
RFwARY or COUNTERrflrs ASp USfRls
CliIFD DFNLHks -
BrwARR OF ca, SIEefkIis ASo uNPRi>
ClfiLD DEAL ERs ,.,.,,,.,
BEWARE or GOT NItRtLlI. AND ISfRiN
BEWARE OF toiNIEKftIfs AND uNrRIN
BEWARE OF to M NrERfEIfs AND USPkIs.
ClrLtp pEALkRN ..
OWN " cl P pkiL sEs ~ .'
Who ent,.,,r 10 d p..s .1.i. oxn" and 'o:harv
~ e.,- on h. rrput lion At AIMED by
HFLSBOLos PKEPARATI NS
uELuDoLp's rnEFAKN | ms,
uELNBoLD'S PE Jar no s,.-
uELNBoLn's PHI ARA loNs;
hELsBuLps fRtrARA lions,
'''' GENUINE EXTRACT BUcnU
HELNBoLD's
| ,.pn,ftfN tlNk tAihAoi sAhsArAhiiLA'
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HELwBOLD,s BUCuU.

HELMboLD'S HELMBoLD's
HELxBoLD's 'l'nDoDo nLLxBoLDs
HELMBoLD's BgtNPoLD's
highly coSCENTBkTpD -
HIGHLY CoscEsiEkTtD 70, -
highly covcrsTRHiEb INV '-' : ~ -
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
HIUULY CoNcfSrRA1Ep
COMPOUND
CCEPotsn
Flrn yxrEAcr ,nrcHr. 49, ,,orr
FLUID EXTRACT 81 tIiu' 90 ' I..l.,..
rIrm EXTRACT f btttau ,A'hA'' ''''''
4 POSITIVE
rO.i1iNk
-. rusiTIvr
4 POSITIVE
srTcrric R.Stpy
spHCItIC BYNEDY
SPECIFIC REMEDY
SPECIFIC REMEDY
sPUCffIC gESrDf
SPECIFIC gtarnY
All p,s.ss.s or Affections II he beGdsr and ND
ne,s. aud Dfops,cai SNsilIpss tI,tiag "a ksn, ~o
meo OF Ihudisn.
BEGSBoLD's EXTRACT ovCuy
a,lxpo1ps X X sHGio Il nj Hhol ., ~
HtLNiptpt fN1kACf BtCuU,
HviheoIDs sklKh'I ", ~ .,.o,,,,
UrI2Bpi.p- ~ kACT ~ CuU,
Hi HbOLUs tNTkACT W at. ...
HttuHuI. tNrGACr FCCHv,
M LyBOfD's ENiHAtl ri GNt. ..
III nBOt.I.s tNlhACI IUCNt
H ffsMJlIlys ,xx i,WWhN(t!ir hMI,,,,IT .
TkAt'I lil tsHfI.
nrLxBoID's rxs'fkhci stch,'', "10..'
HELMBOLDS tSrkACT BtCHu,
To ...ln.'. .,.ns from h'nl. ., ei.'ir,,,on
to srai'on. Lao Of hsmet, On eui - q Breath
e: a. ~. =. S s ss H rsr Of 10! s::
yniv.n.I ls.,tSd. u Inc Ma.euis s,.tsu, EOi
Hand, f1g.hns q d. ~ p ~ Of sam.
PAiLi0D nIsr'fSA,cf
Te zee symp,on,., n sli-v,d 70 Sc on, -hl,h THE
s sf;,Rs r 7. ON .: .S Ss ,o n.y
vr- who csu 'a7 hist nsy are rot ffsQu.nti, fol
o.ed BY tao.e .dbe'oi o,,...', !, " in,..iiy qua
III. records Of the Insane ntums snd the N.lan-
the ,rnh o ,hs ss,.r ion il. eou 'itu,ion, once
effected Nth Orssnic we. tp.s. qpii-. the Aid o.
. .iss asLssSffbs f II Btcat ln,%
ably dors.
nLl.sBoLps, EXTRACT R-cHu.
NH .MboID's EXTRACT BuCHU.
BLfab0IDs txiRACT BUcHU.
UEIMBDlDs TX BACl ~ tlll -
IELNBJIDS EATRACI BCCHC.
HELhBOLDs tATEACI NJ III.
NELNBOLDs EXTRACT BtcHC
IL safe. pleasant 10 its ~ suu odor, and more
Strengthening THAI an nfthe ptspNstiens al
IRON on BARK
For thoss suffering
From Broken Down and Delicate Constitutions
F.on vhs'ev eau.r, either Ia
MALE or FEdALE
1T WILL GIVE You AhOO9 APPETITE
VIII svey'u Il ons IA Al hy Nriv-s
VIII 0ivs rpr uRiss AID IsfsoGr e fsfl irGA
And " ill knshe ,oi % eep Wen.
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HiGHLf CONCENTRATED
COhPoUNDfLtiD EXTRACT aAEs AfARiLLA
For puribias BE- blood. removing All ohfouio con
~ utions ds.ases sri iuf ioin ia pure stats "
he blnod, aud the ouly Isabls and efct sun hDos
remedy for tho .urs OF ncrOfIla, 4 hid Head. sat
kheum, Psins end S-sllins. ~ ths BoD,r, llcGs
tOus OF tn. Throat and Leg, Il otehs,, Pinpes on
the tsos rstl,r, Eysips,ss. AM al scAiy @uptinns
Of the skin
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A. idier 10 . vaieh. that va,u 10Th hAnls: -
usslsss Il soes a. When /. stands,
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THB
Ghosts Bargain
THE HAUNTED MAN.

Or,
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SlEOICI.NIS.

A IL THE 25c PATENT MEDICINES Sod
A, 9o- all he Al Pa'en' asdioiue' sold q s0o (,
Ayers, Brsndrsihs new .tyl.), Wrishtp and Les
ria. kadsns's ResdJ Rsh.f. Alloocks Porous Plae
tsr', Mr. Wiuso~s eocthing ;, rup and Citrate
Nsfp'sIa, te earl, Wolirs sehledsn Il urapps se 4
Burnetts Cocaine 80 Usl, ubolds ErItct BuebS
and bsrsspsrils Acre Cherry Pso'o' al, S.rsapar.
uie End hgne Cure. s. encts Pulfnonir eJ1up and
Sea Wed Top,t. NC e.ch. Bars lrcople, ous
10, " 60 pr " 3. howell. 10 spalns .
Nes fUh. "a
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MARSHALL s

NJ ANshAIl
AVA iiNL TEE TAR DR0Ps,
The not Pow ar Remedy tx ant, for
ASTHMA, H. onchitr >, Coush., Cods, Tickln nc -
So'ens,s OF the Throat
. Are piessant and EH,c.uh
Neatly pui up In sliding "a o..
Convenient for the Prrke<
400 81 II snd 70 ecnts pf DoI, By dealers in msti
einss evueraly
- Prepared only bv
THOMAS r MARSHALL. Trenton. " y
Nes lcrt Agency 81 IELaiOLDs Drug and
Chi meal Nsrehou,-, tgt b. oad.sy. AIS
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Too Late for Classification.
NKATHA.

HrFFERNLN John Beherssn, assd ,n-N ;
70 !. ~ ,n, a ct oelosl. rom 81. W.. ,4,
street ~
KAY On wednesday evening, TIE - mat Teresa
tn. irl,nd, o. a. family are respectfully n-,,sd
70 si,snt the funsSsl, on FRIDAY shsrnosn. Dye I
H. Il oc,oss from 81 a.. r,.dsnss. lOs c'1tyH.
QtEtN on Dee. I'd, 1854, Philip Queen, Of the
Psnsh OF ussbAi, queens Co, Ireland, aged ~ Year.
fun.Isl rom his 10 rssldsuee, 23s sailvap o., st
e'eisch Friends ns requested 10 sttrnd. s.
CARp-TO ALL RESPECTABLE GER.
~ nan Groeeu' Cizfs to nee, sunday merit, 6.h Of
pecenbsr, 81 No. o. nreensich syesps, att y. N to
form . Society. Tns CossIrTn 300
7 .OST-A BANK BOOK On THE Sea-
~ m,n's Savings RAM Wall ct, belonging 10
fRANK LiEAkf A. a CeurtlapatH The tnaer
.il please return !t 70 the Bsnt -
\NANTfD--A MACHlSlsI. 10 WORK
~ os nsm ro,ciinsr' one hssviSs s,n.,sl ino.
bkookt, room ~ White COT Centre -, c
WANTEp--A MAN IN THE FISH AMI
w 0y,'sr hu,ioess- that understspds ~, ba,i.
NJ" enc csn Or ns GOOD Iefsrence, may apply tof
dsr' IN the asy.s', Va. 81 and SJ seventh s,. 100
I = III wAKD-LUST FROM A WAGON,
~ pos!nS from Pearl ct, New York. Though
9psnins Ia tso rarts on hing, and Of ounce sise
The hndrr vii se, the above reward BY issy ns It 81
BIOS sss ssi a9o.s 's Ind s;.ss '.s'
&Q1S BOUNTY 1913 CASH DOWN
W. loRscruits ssnted Tor tho Let U. :. Hus.
sAr., nsv tes N n, nov tsuins IN Nes Jar 81. n,
h.me y, Or ~. :Is.n,s'. Ssins1;; Also 10. neo
FAD .ssnnen APP 81 hssd, a,r s,, . Exchange
r r..oft EsIfGAifLu, d''" 'H''' l'y'~'. Hotel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

1--WE could not sleep well O
nights if we held an office by appointment
which poor. disabled or wounded soldier
was competent to fll.'-M. c. Republi-
can.
Why the Republican continues its at.
tack upon Mr.. BAILEY, unless from per-
sonaI i'll will we are unable to discover
Mr.. D. 7. WEIGH, the disabled soldier re-
ferred TO, who, by-theway, is a very esti-
mable and worthy young man. applied to
the officers of the 73d Regiment for an ap-
pointment to military office he twas COM
petent to I'll" and the case was brought to
the attention of Gov Morton, the "sol-
dier's friend" who could not attend to the
claims of merit, while politicians were
clamoring for their plumber. Why does
not the Republican denounce Gov. Nor
ton?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

Day after- to morrow, Saturday, March
28th, the Democratic Township Conven-
ton Of Center Township will be held at
tn Co'irt House. Ii $ the imperative du-
ty Of every Democrat who can leave his
business, to attend these primary meetings
and select good ticket; which being done
will insure our success by an overwh helm
ing majority; a majority that will totally
demoralize aboliionism in the tie central
township in the County.
Democrats who sit supinelv by and risk
defeat. through neglect, even though at
the NO uninportant election. may some
! Y bitterly regret il. Our only hope to
vover tie RIGHTS wre~ted from US by the
sntgirg and Of ab lilioni>m, Is at the
bail b K; 1t us resort to it with irresist-
ab!e sosce.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

John was to engineer the democratic par
ty into the scheme; but he has failed in
the undertaking. He got out Of the Demo
cratic coach and is now trudging along on
foot in company with Gerrit Smith, Hor-
ace Greeley, and others of the same stamp
while The old democratic coach proceeds
steadily on its way without him, all the
better for being lightened of such load
of political sin aud trickery. Very few
Democrats were caught in the trap. and
the whole affair is turned into ridicule.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26
THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON. March ,:

WASHINGTON, March %.
We have advices from the Yazoo Pass
expedition up-to the morning of the 18th
inst. 1t was still above the rebel works
at the mouth of the TalIahatchie The
gunboat Chilicothe, which was not so bad
ly damaged as at first reported, kept up a
fire during the l4th and 18th, without re-
suit, and land battery was constructed to
the gunboats in reducing the fortif-
cations. The fleet at the mouth Of the Yazoo
River, made an attack on Hams Bluff
last Monday, the result of which has not
as yet been received.
-Four Federal regiments, under Col. Hall,
were attacked on Friday. near Milton,
Tenn. by $500 reb,l cavalry, under Gen.
Morgan. The fight lasted for three hours
aud half, resulting in the repulse of the
southern forces. The Federal loss is sta
ted at 81 killed and wounded, and tina, of
the rebels at about 200.
icide at Springfield, ILL.,. on Wednesday
last, was taken out of Jail last night, BY a
military force, under an order from Gen.
Wright Civil law is not of much account
now adays.
Maj. Gen. E. V. Sumner died at SYRIA
cuse. N. Y. on Saturday morning. after a
short illness. He was on his way to St.
Louis, to supersede Gen. Curtis in the
command of the Department of the Mis-
souri,.
Peace propositions are before the Con-
federate Congress, a synopSi. of which will
BE- found in ore of the Washington specials.
On Saturday morning. ii Confederate
force. under Col. Cluke, surrounded Mt
Sterling, KY, captured 200 Federals, and
burned the town.
In Rush county. Ind. on the 10Th inst.
six deserters were captured by squad Of
soldiers, rescued by a body of armed civil
ians, and recaptured 10y two companies of
infantry from Indianapolis, the civilians
being dispersed.
Parties in Amsterdam, Holland, hav,
offered to Secretary Chase loan of $50
100000 in gold. No definite answer has
as yet been given to the proposition.
The rebels are reported to be removing
ordinance stores and arms manufacturing
machinery from Richmond TO Northern
Georgia.
As We supposed, the report that the
French had captured the City of Mexico
proves untrue. The latest intelligence To-.
Gates them at distance of eleven leagues
from the city, no indications being mani
fest of an immediate advance.
Sufficient money has been placed in the
hands of the Paymaster General to pay the
army up to the LIST inst.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

TIE third page of our sheet is filled
with advertisements, TO the entire exclu
sion OF reading matter, til is week. After
next week, however, we will furnish our
readers with the usual amount Of reading.
In these times, when paper is so per cent.
higher than it used to be, and all the other
expenses of a printing office have increas-
ed in like proportion; unless the subscrip-
ton price is raised, reasonable subscribers
will not complain very bitterly at an oc-
casional deficiency OF this kind, when they
reflect upon the fact that advertisements
are the mair support OF country papers.
We will at all times do the best we can by
industry.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26
MObbing Newspapers.

A number of soldiers, prisoners on pa
role, mobbed and destroyed the office OF
the Richmond Qod.) Jeilelsonian, Demo
cratic newspaper, on the night OF the
18th inst Arrived at Indianapolis, they
threatened the Sentinel, of that place,
with the same treatment. Previous to
this outrage, the Chicago Times remarked:
"The assault upon the Office of the
Crisis newspaper at Columbus, Ohio, the
other night, is ths fourth or fifth occur
renee of the kind in different parts Of the
country within short time past.
This statement WAS followed BY sug
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

gestion of retaliation. Whenever a Demo
cratic newspaper is suppressed by mob,
let a Republican office be sacked. Nio-
lence is game that two can play at; and
perhaps by holding some of the Repubi-
can journals as hostages, security can be
given to Democratic journals throughout
the country. Such suggestions arc plau-
sib.e and natural; but still we deprecate
them. Let us have no encouragement 10
mob violence, not even in the way of re-
talation. The danger that now menaces
the country is anarchy and civil disorder.
The men who have broken down the Goa
stitution have destroyed the barriers of
private property and personal right. But
let not the citizens forget them; but rather
main tain that attitude Of fOrbearance and
respect for the memory of once existing
laws, which becomes a self governing peo-
pie who respect their own will.
We had lately occasion to rebuke
recommendation made by Custom House
stipeDdiary (tEe Eve. PosO for the seizure
and military execution of Democrats Of
the North, in retaliation for the murder of
Union citizens in the State The coward
ly suggestion indicates the extent to which
excuses may go when the lawless spirit Of
private vengeance or mob law is let loose.
We can realize the commencement Of
such al evil day, but We know that we
cannot comprehend its evil; and it is not
for ourselves or for our political friends,
that we fear, when Law is Frustrated aud
Faction rules.-N. Y 1rgus.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

REASONS FOR JOHN VANBUREN LATE
SoMERsET. The Cincinnati Enquirer ex-
plains the reasons for John Van Buren,
late somerset into the republican ranks. Ii
was in pursuance of scheme Of Seward
and Thurlow Weed, to convert the Demo-
cratic party into hermaphrodyte affair, OF
which Seward and Weed were TO be two OF
the main pillars; and was to be based upon
vigorous prosecution of the war within
the limits of the Constitution. There were
to be freedom of speech and of the press.
The Emancipation Proclamation was to be
withdrawn. The radicals Of the Greeley
school were to be discarded from the con
fdence of the President. But the main
idea was reconstruction of the Cabinet
Chase and all but Seward were 20 be got rid
ofJohn Van Buren, was 10 he a member of
the new Cabinet, or 90 as Minister TO Eng
land as he might desire, The Cabinet as
to be composed of Democrats and Seward
Republican, in equal numbers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26

The editor af the Republican is more
fortunate than most of his fellows, evident
ly having been admitted to membership
in the Il. CT. C's and IT,. C's.
The revelations, made by him, of the
secret movements Of the X. c. G 3 are of
intense interest. We feel secure; while his
reports are made weekly there is no reas-
on to apprehend danger from this organi-
cation. which is supposed TO exist in-"the
minds eye"
OF the U. C's the editor does not have
so much to say. Whether they ar SO
feeble as to merit no attention, or their
disloyal designs can best be defeated by
laying low we cannot say; certain it is,
however. what is for the public safety to
know, will be revealed by this watchful
guardian Of our liberties.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26
''Three Hundred Dollars or Your
Life


The Hon. Clement L. YallAndigham,
late Member of Congress from the Third
(Ohio) Congressional strict, in speech
at Dayton made the following suggestion
to evade the CONSUMPTION act.
''lie then referred 10 the three hundred
dollar provision, and denounced it as un-
just discrimination against the poor. He
proposed that the City Council at Dayton
and he recommended the measure to the
citizens of Cincinnati and Chicago. and of
all the cities of the North W ast-Should APP
propriate money enough, and vote a tax
for it, to release the city from the draft,
and thus spare the life and limbs of her
citizens who were too poor to pay. The
tax would cqualize the burden and make
the rich pay some part of that "laSt dol
lar" Three hundred dollars, too, was Just
the price fixed by an Abolition Congress
for the emancipated negroes of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. 1t was now the price
of blood. The Administration said to eve-
ry man between twenty and forty five,
three hundred dollars or your life. A tax
by every city, township and county was
Just the way to meet aud eqnalize it,