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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-27
NEW REMEDIES FOR
- = f. r. M a Il O II r II G A
Howard Association, Philadelphia.

Benevolent Institution established bv special
Endowment, for the relief Of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Chronic Diseases, and especially for
the cure Of the Diseases of the
Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act.
ing Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the Dispensarv
sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable. Ad
dress DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howare
Association. No s Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa
December ~, 98Il-46ly.
Job work of all kinds executed with neatnes
al dispatch at the D;mp craOnice
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Attorneys.
REEVE g. CAPRON.

RCGNC % ONTTtOIN
Astorneysa and Notaries, Plymouth, MorshallCo.
Ind, practicein Marshall and adjoining coun
ties. RErERsto BabcOck & Co., Phelps, Dodge
& Co, New York, Cooley, Farwell & Co., Cor
& Bro, Chicago, LOudon & CO., Phila., Or {
Benette & Co., Pittsburgh, Hon. a. L. OsbofI
Circuit Judge, Laport, Ind.
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Ba1.bCI.in@.
MICHAEL GINZ.

Barber and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over Pattcrsons storc) Plymouth. ind.
Everythingin the above busine ssattended to by
me in the best style,
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THE VANVACTOR
MILL RUNNING.

| have bought this mill and will hereafter keer
constantly running for custom work, ut the usu
terms JOHN G.. DRAKE.
March 9th 1853 nS1
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J. r. BESAZk,
IT TAILORING.

The subscriber has opened a shop in Hewett y
woodward's new brick, up stairs. opposite tne
Branch Bank, and respectfully invites the puohc
to give him call, as he is confident t9at nc can
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VOLUME 9.

For which the very highest price will be paid in
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az the "Low Price Store"
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25
HOUSE.
Inning, February, 20, 1868.

REPORTS oF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee Stale affairs reported a bill q
amend section 80, chapter To compiled laws rel
ative 20 the nsaiion of lpervisors
Placed on gene order.
Committee on iuic improvement repOrte,
back a ON 90 renew .,ittu internal Improve
ment laud warrants. Ordered printed and place.
on the general order
Committee on enrolment reported as correct
" enrolled -
JOINT resolution 10 authorize the sale OF , ,OOt
copies of compiled laws.
JOIN, resolution relative to the gauge Of the
Pacific railroad.
MESSAGES FROM TIE SENATE
We're received, announcing the passage OF
the following bills:
I. A 0i.l @ provide for the erection OF build
ing Tor the Treasury department
oil to prevent h-hing with seines &c, Ia
the waters OF Oakland county.
Referred 1T 10 committee on WAYS and
means. ID 20 committee on State affairs
Also b'ii 90 repeal section OF an aci
relative 90 common schools sc
b'li TO legaize the apportionment o
STATE aud couaty taxes in Huron county.
oil TO amend an act to revise the char
ter OF the cry OF saginaw All OF which were
ordered enrolled
A hill -. 4 b. al 81
terms a., nsyu,.nt IN, 80. ~ r-,,v.-s,,s -.
school l.ni.
Ah.1t, a,tb,-;,. ,b, -,r,,,,. - . g..
bounty ,o volunteers.
s A bnliortLe accettance o. the land. dons
ted for Agricultural Colleges. e.
A h,l pros..iin- for th,. IMPROVEMENT o.
the Battle a.. * AID Lansing Star. rad
Refereed as fuoN-.-lst 10 committee q,
n,tl.l,,a- "a to ,os.r,.tt... ,., ,,.,.,,.-, ~
i.i,- sd 70 committee on STATE sH..saat "a
o. r.f.,o. i,rflv a.d4.t Il, ,....,,,,,.... ~.
roal- a.d bridges
Aso-l A nl to prevent the importation
&, 90 diseased sheep
bil to amrui an act relative n the ne.
covers 60, damages done os beasts on iauds uo
enclosed by d lasiul fence.
Referred d toaoa-:-lsf 10 committee on AZ
icliufc 2i to committee or juhcary-
MOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND >oricss
O.....,,.,.nf N. N....s ..t ..l.
th,. comno couacil of The c,t, Of Lansing 10 "
81. .l..., 49, A., 49, .... . :
lss3 as taken from tl,. ,.,..... a., ,b...,I.
sa-.,,si,d s..a hilI pt...a O-4.-..t n, ,,,,
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f,- rr.. ,i,.,t,p ,,s ci,...s..,,-.., 80 --... y
the Un vcrs,,v.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

3. A bill 10 amend section 1856, compiled
laws in relation 20 transcripts Of Judgment by
Justices Of the peace.
o A OIL 70 amend act to authorize pro-
ceedings against garri-hees
The l-t Alb aud ofh haired bills were referred
70 the coum.tte on judiciary.
The secDud named bl vas referred 70 the
committee on to~is aud counties
TIE third named oil vas referred TO tie cOD-
mittee on privileges aud elections.
MOTIONS. RE oLUTI7Ss. ETC.
Mr Baocock moved that committee on pub
lie lands inquire into the eHDedirncy OF transfer
Ing swamp lands % the counties IN which they
lie, suf 60 20 drainage.
Me- Frerch owed 70 amend that they also
inquire into ihe l-iice Of payug back % the
c0lnfirs The moneys already received by the
Stafe for -aamD lands Tabled.
%. mot ou o. Mr.. Robertson, b..l 70 enlarge
The Corporate i'm - 81 the village Of Cofuaua
and % Do corporate fhe -arne und,r a saeci4i
charter, VA taken tom the general order and
pitc 8 ol th- oder o. t.ifd reafrg
M Moore Introduced # b.ll tor tne establish
n-nt Of departments ior normal in-tfucuon iH
conn,c ION ~ith the colleges Of The state. k
f-rr,d 20 com. or public instruction
o. motion e ST.. Lamb Old for The con
stfucfOn o. a CERTAIN state road BOO Mnnfcalui
county. 49, "a ~n frDm th- o. DE- az thiId f~sl
INK aud re cDn.mifted % the committee on roads
AMI bridge.
VI Ada,r introduced a bil 20 amend an act 70
esfab i-h police court n D~uoit Ordered
pfi 20 40 paced on 't- general order
NJ tla introduced d Dil 20 am-nd section
4n32, complied laws and fo a.ftorz- 2 lcaa,,'
o. az -cto1i- fn practice wituout e4sm..al.ou
Committee o. licios
Nr Clark 10 900 preamble AID resolution ~
0ur-ffns iioHn.fpar..e pff-IcIdIs fD Welt tri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

TIE LATEsT-Tremendous excitement
the solta nd sr4at j. nos deter.n ned 20
hstt 70 ,hs o.tter eld-iaey End .yilPa,a .zsrs
Noft-, Who call u unconstitutional ard inca led
f.r. i seems taat certain corp- Of the North
err army ~ every battle where they have been
engaged have scattered the sostaeru force ks
o1ad ana 9ut many o. them % death. ley
accuse rs Of importing g.an.s--i1s prisoners say
-'es .,-s ~aea sgatt 2, as large a. elephants.
So~- aalt j. tle na-fe-s T.s corps Vs. fed,
i.on ias very fr-t, wita nice, light. sweet. =pon-
= breed, made Eita snith'- s4ers-us. This
ss-sra'ss Is sold a. wbo-esaie b. Henry :. Smith.
Grand RAPIDS, Mich. jas. try che paper.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

PRACTICAL TREASoS-AI rebel newspapers
and speakers declare emphaica.ly, the South
vii consent TO peace on 10 terms but shs rseog-
7itioH u the Southern COnfsdsracy. And yet
their Northern ailies-the eo~ardly doushfacss
Are clamorous for a Cessation Of hostihdes and
IA a5"ieG5is arrangement Could anything Be
more p,eposterouss Wha, the rebels nov most
need Is time 70 ree'perats their lssGksned forces
and oGnkruPt treasury. Their Northern allies
are aware OF this, aud hence their disgraceial
and reasonable schemes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25
] ne Detroit Adv+r Is.r q Tribune aud In
Agricultural COits

Comni7es-
he Detroit Adv'T 49, q Tribune aud 'n'
From ar article In the Detroit Adaertiaer g.
To5urs q saturday last ~ corcI-tr THAI tie
controversy iu relation 70 The removal of the
Agricultural oHege TO Ann Afbof, is closed -
a. least So Far as that paper D. concerned. Il
claims 70 have gwen both sides hrarius iu it-
e. i.Hts AID 10 have done only DIS dly 20 the
u.hH- ia Csc pr. misses. IL saws ttal Tie whole
-atJ CO IS noT before the L. Stature AMI DC
hopes Do aHI moe, ~l'h such -rf'aa- csis 4e' af'oi
t- t'e suhi-c' demands. and should nol boz d.
e.i.d upon tbe local pressure that vii be
brought TO o-sr upou tue Legislature Dy inter
y-,,d Lin-lng lil-nce.'
tsH he rrce.e cfel that This controversy
@a- h.-i opened by tle paper ir question, in d.
editorial Boo rs columns. 81 ahoa, lhe time Of the
.--,nbaago OF The Legislature, ia which, sro--
p,sfates % TOT representations we're made io
,,.ato TO ih- material facts connected with th,
subject Had that paper then aud there }. it Oh,
contfsver-, 90 BIZ clriied o.. b- ir- correspond
cuts. VITO IL saws were en.iueatly hted 20 con.
q .cs the arrs ent. or had .t in the sequel cor
r-.,.i .a,tt6. discussion has shown 10 be- in.
o..ciasl mistake of Oh. facts we should have
,..n content But when. NTH all the lisbt that
.i.c.--... has ti.r,aii upon tie subject IL still
persists in holding and reit.ratinr. That Oh.
College AS separate institution has proved a
tilure-fhat IT kept separate institution 10 vii
continue 10 be- drag upon the State Treasury.
aud still insists shat the cause Of it al, Was the
oversight in loca,io, it ina dense forest we mus.
protest against ia unf4irsess: aud when itwarn.
tte Legislature to beware of Interested Ian
sing 10 faence. We feel tempted to point that
paper 20 the man who got rich by m.ndinr h..
oAu business, a. an example it would DO , ell "a
initiate.
The Agricultural College was authorized to be
located within ten miles OF the city of Lansing,
by the Legislature of 1893, without any irfu
ence being brought to bear upon them from any
person or persons residing here, and because
that Legislature hous ht it for the best Interests
Of the State and the College. that it should b.
50 located. Il was located about four miles
from this city. by the President aud Executive
Committee OF tue State Agricultural Society. and
tna' location was approved oy the State Board
OF Education, as the best point within the ten
indies limited by the Legislature. The land Sc
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

PAssAGE OF THE BANKl>G BlLL-The bill 10
establish National ss-, 10 of Bansiag. based
on dep Sis OF Federal securities passed the
House OF Representatives on the 2oth inst. by
strong vote OF - yeas 70 81 nays Tie bl
passed exactly as 10 came from the Senate. 50
thatit vii not have 70 60 back save for enroll.
meut and signature, while the Presidents signs.
ture Is no~ise doubtful A few DAYS more. at
the furtaest, vii see the bill the hE Of the
land. We congratulate the country on the
speedy prosper Of a sound and uniform curren-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

S scarce. while the people on the route 10 Fred
ercksolrg are on the point Of starvation Oar
fornant Is certain that there Is formidable
q, bel force 81 front q Hooker, aud laughs at
,le assertion ilAi Lees army has gone 10 Nieks-
burg.
Fortress Monroe. Feb -.
The Richmond Dispatch has the fyuo~ing
items: The florida has seat the Anna Beusau,
sikh troops for New orleans, 10 the bottom.
The whole OF tie Yaukee army is leaving
Aqua Greek. the greater portion OF the COM
mand 10 y A>bington. aad the remainder % Cd
Poiat The object O.. The measure is TO recruit
sd reorgAulzs.
Washins,oa, Feb i7
The y. Y. Times specAi saws taata geade-
alr recently f.om Charleston. VINO escaped t.ro'
,te rebel aac- states thAi large numbers OF
troops have receaty collected there % -,.,rd
bectv. The citizens had generally lef. DO az
{ eia.on 81 an attack oy tae national troops
f.e means OF defence are very Formidable. aai
be i.i. rs thai Tue ely can't De taken ~l,lo-i a
severe st.usgie
u-luy recsl.v took place. in which several
-e.imeats engaged The s.eadcrs we're shot.
b, order 90 B,aaresad TIE CITY is strongly
.o,,aoi on all ds- b-i tbe IVES, and supplied
with iroa c'als 60 defend tac haibor Two OF
O., Sc afe Dies, ,aie o. machinery.
Memphis Feb t..
The nc~ gunooat ladAnoa. h4s iolosea the
example OF she Queen OF the West AID run tae
blockade al YicAsourg.
Cairo Feb Il.
+ To-day t-eie are maa, lid cAiioa- in iae Heet
f o. 4u immediate movement. winch seems. no~-
ever. independent Of abe arms. Perhaps HAu,s'
/ Buff battery. ou sbe Y-z.o nver. IL to oe ate
lacked aud lhas reader ii po.s bic f,r our yes
s,.-, dasiug lhe present high stage OF ~aicr. %
ascend ihe stfeam aud de-lro, large number
oi i,..i vessels is ias iai IT, There seems uo r,s-
-oa sins such movement should aot ave been
/. aa.lrated before.
VIA thr army ali is quiet nothing but canal
.sg.as gong on
Washington. Feb -.
The rebels are working ~ih great energy.
Tie, have tlroan up Two Ines OF breastso,ks
opposite Falmouth, on the lo~ grounds Pear ihe
ryer. and arc continuing them along the river
baus iu iront o. Fredericksburg Jack~oa's
te.ce is said 20 be Two miles south Of ffcder-
ieAsburg
New York, Feb 10.
The Worlds Memphis correspondent writes
concerning Nick-burg operations. that there are
three plans under consideration Tho one which
ulll probably bee adopted Is 60 enter Lake Prov
iieuce. seventy five miles above VicAsoarg. cat-
ting one or more channels % reach the Tcu-us
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

fos OFFicE RoBBERT.-The Post Ofce at
o4eo' Me- vas entered on the evening Of the
<o'n ins'-, and robbed OF all the letters it cen
famed No clue to the perpetrators of this .Lei.
has Jet been obtained.
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Voices from me Army.


-mOcra's .l he amy go. tle subject OF -.-
esce ruov-r.e-.-= A. t7.. North and ta. .rt.-.5.
, ,A. ,....,.-..-. -..----. -.t...,. ... -...-
I,
-or7 0-'
hese lttrrarc-s VIA t-r PESO l--l-- lately
,doDted b, the o.r,ac-sri. county e.. va1t.9ns
49, ,-. s,-..-. See. ..-....
Z 'S"'54i' 1-- VIII '"1 F1-~-S, ~-- -i'
hose OCCASIONS.
Tie * Illinois regiments az Cori1tl. Oh tl-
Introduction of p-.o- -e.ofs-io-s i,.o -a.Te
...- .L.-..-
'mo1-.t c'.-s'---.s i.e --5 s.-.i'e i--er'e"-.---
Two O. taem TAU as iol.l~-.
Eesofr.f That We held iu d-fes-stier. "a
national ie. o.i.r- faetiou- oaDa-a.5. 10 -.,t..
The Federal OF STATE a4t.ofire- in t1~.r q ,-f-
or measures for ,.e vigorous ptos--l .oa o. De-
~ar, Tor The suppression Of llls goddess rebel.
HoH.
H-seltea Ita- &C are opposed % PROPOSE
uol- tor Cessation o. to-ui-es. or - conrro
m-e, otaor ttaa those pr'pa- IONS al iea ODE
G0vrlnm-ur ta- constantly Il red. k--ur
TO loyalty AID obedience %, tav .a~s. OF a .rse.
slta o.ler Siafr- ot f.e Jli1a lld-r llr Con
s.iillion as our ia bets made
j. letter datei Feo +. SOB. 20 Gov. No
ION, OF Indiana c.. Dl.tam saws.
HfA1erAhrfEs ~fc SD Fan ABE JAcEs1s.
iAN> Poo + I,'- ''',.hn. 4r- AL. be-
..o.-Is ,,'.,. ...o.. 'a. .. ..s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

- The rebels hold 20 class 81 people In
t1e Nor-a 70 such utter contempt a. those who
talk of ~peac- > upon any term. short o. South
erl iniep nd nee. Toy are wiling they
sioaIi .mp' y tne'r time n sowing the sscis
OF d -cof anols loyal men. blt they sp4-n
tae.r sympathy, aid would -pit upon them ir
trey .aol'd slow taeir petit Larceny face in
z lhn3ld.