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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
From The Chicago Times, December g.


Congress met yesterday. In the Senate,
4 bill was introduced for the construction
oi six steam revenue cutters for the lakes
In the house the credentials of the parties
claiming seats from Louisiana were refer
red to the com riittee on elections. A res
olution Of inquiry Ito the expectancy OF
providing sinking fund for the eXtin-
euishment of the public debt was adopted;
rs was also a resolution instru"tIu@ the
committee of ways and means to lay a tax
on all stocks Of domestic liquors on hand.
The presidents message will be sent in to
congress this morning.
There is nothing definite from Sher-
man. One report places his advance cav
airy within six miles OF Savannah and
another expresses the belief that he has
reached the coast with his entire army:
while a Richmond paper atates that "All
news from Georgia * exceedingly cncour-
aging" and declares that, of Sherman
GETS through now, which is doubtful, it
will be with the less ofhalf his army" \
federal force sent out from Port Royal to
cooperate with Sherman, was defeated at
Grahamsville S. c., and driven from the
field, leaving its dead on the ground
Heavy cannonading was heard in the di-
rection Of Macon on the LIST inst, giving
rise to the belief that battle was in pro-
gress. There are rumors ut Washington
OF Federal disaster in Georgia, but they
are discredited.
A rebel paper has information that
there are 200 fedora, vessels at Hilton
Head, which are believed to be Sherman s
supply fleet
The rebel line OF battle is just two miles
from Nashville, and Hood is throwing up
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

From the Rev, Thos Winter, Pastor of the Rox-
hurry Baptist Canrch.
Dr. Jackson Dear sir feel IL dac 70 yoa'
excellent preparation. Heofiin hermtn ~
tors. TO a,it. my testimony 70 the deserved reputa
tion II has ol1t,ine6. 1 have for ycaTS At times
bccn troubleS with erpa. disorder in NV head and
neryors q stem. | wa. ah,iscdby friend To try
4 bottle of your German bittrrs. DID 50. ana
have experienced great and unexpected relief m.
health has been very materially beneRted.
confidently recommend the article where meet
with cases similar to my oya- ami hsye been -
sure,i tv many of their good e:ircts.,
pes,cctColl yours, r. WiSTt.R.
koxnotough IA.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
l30,223
l50,l25
l30,223

Lircoln's Majority. ....... 30, 1879
This is a falling of on Gov. Morton's
vote Of GSi.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

From the Rev. Levi O.. Beck. PASTOR Of the Zap
list Church. Pembcrton y. 8. formerly cg a.
North Baptist Church Philadelphia.
haze known TIo9iand's German Bitier- ia
yorAbi7 for number Of years. havr used therl
in NV os-u family. AMI have been So PIE =" i,!i
their effects thar vas ipjucei TO st.@atr nici.'l
them t. many others, and knoa Ina: ihr} have
ena rated in 4 striSr -iy bcisciai ulsrn~r taSe
great pcasrrv in thG- piih'iciY procaimng this
.Acs and caiIin- the atteu1on al those .i.acs ed
mi,h the disease, for which 'Ery Recommend
ed. 10 those Bi;icrs knowing :gon experience t.:ar
nv recommendation will be 3 sArei I "a ia
more checr?uliy ilooiand- E::cir = :,.'s 81
70 benefit The afflicted. and il 'rr't riil drink =
Ya-r. :..lg. ~! i. E.Cn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

From Re-. ). NcwteH Bro-u =. 7. ''i..or g:
the EEcrcl0po6ia OF Religion, hn9n l~ags. auG
Christian Chronicle, paii'.'i"t ,i,:g.
Although no: dtpoSe.i - iavoc or -:enl-iend
Patent Med, Gene. III general, through di>:rn.. ii
thcir ingredients and elects, ! rct >no" II 40
sufficient reasons why man INV rot .rs;iir 10
the benefits he believes hi inset nave :ccrycd
from anys.mp'c .h"paTatio'.. ID. tis aale ;aii ns
NAV thus contribute 10 tue Scnc.ir OF cthcrs.
| DO this the more readily rrc:s:d Ia Foo.
lands German Ditters. prepared hr II. ( II
Jackson, Of this CITY because we- Ireig.iired
against them for rna3Y wears uu'ir. TN iIai5r.-<
sion That they chiefly ~ alcoholic mixture.
am iniaE ted IN my frI' n 5.p!'cr: S!,n.ai kcr,
ESQ, FOX tie removal Of Ll.:s ;aeudcc oy proper
tests and for encouragement, - Try them when
auAerinc from. great sni long continued deb .y
The use OF three bottles Of tfcs. bitters n the
segInains Df the present wear WAS followed By
evident relief an n storation 10 degree q bod
ily and mental yigor which had NOT fell far six
months before, and had almost despaired Of
gaining therefore thank Go! sn'i my friend
Cor directing me 10 tAc use of them.
J. NEWTON BROW y, PmLAoa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

From Rev. ]. II Turner, Pastor Of Holding y =.
Church Phiiads.
pr Irl,.or ;-Dear sir-if,vin- used vour
German bitte:s in mr family Frequently sri
rrcnarcd 10 sac that it;as been u s:crt eer'i
believe III L in most cases OF general DEBILITY
OF q system 1t ~ the s..cst and most valuable
remedy If whici we any know eace
Ycurs res ccifuiiv, J ii TURNER,
No, 126 y, Nineteenth street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

From Rev j. : Herman, oithe German &c
f:.r,5 Church. Kuizto. u. Err,s County Pa
DR.. c. II. Acknowledgment Sir haN"
bcen troubled! with Dsspc1si. nearly twenty years
and have never used any medicine that did ne a.
mucn cood as llootands Btters. am -,
much improved in health. after having taken tve
bottles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
ALSO AT

Invnod, Bourbon and Etna Green We VIII pay
ST., 10 per cord for Red and White YAK S'STe po'I'
vi & o. ner cord fer Red Oak. Ash, Elm snd
W,nIe HEADING bolts and S22 90 rerthonssnd yer
lickory Hoop Poles. delivered on the side tracks
convenient for loading cars the above to he
- quality and TO he piled and insp ctedby Us
VI 10 90 HUPLBUT BROS :. co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08

Tbs undersigned having come here with a
view to make this place their tatare home, beg
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amend "a ~ entitled 40 srt 10 asnsod sn 81 "a.
titled Get 10 establish Q Metropolitan Police dis
trict and 70 provide for the government Thereof,
passed. April Is, 1857, passed April 10, l60, passed.
Ap1l %, 1884, II is provided, -,
That IL al all not IT, lawfsl fer any person " sell
or dispose IL any intoxicating Liquors upon any
day OF public elrtion, within toe sad Aero potiAn
Police district, under q penalty OF hf'y dollars iot
each offence " lie sued for and recovered IN mo
name OF the Treasurer u The Metropolitan Police
Tor the tenefit Of The Jolee frnd.
The Forty ninth section f'r,'ot provides that
II shall be the duty of the police force, or any
mcmtcr uereuf, h. prevent any booth or box or
STRUCTURE for the distribution Of tickets, At any
election, W ~ ercct~l nsintrue1 within ono
hundred and ffty feet NJ any polling plsde within
The cities aforesaid, and 10 sunmarily r"move any
ruoh Doth. tcx or structure or close and preVeni
the use thersof
The forty -thiri section further drclsres that
L. shall he rnislcucanor, puuishsho by i'm.
pri$'L ment IA the county iai, or in the CITY ana
county o. New York in the Peniicntsry, not le9r
than one year nor eycecdrs w. years or ~ u
Tue NOT less than Two hundred and hty dollars Tor
any person, WITHOUT iIs,its' lie = eycusabc csise,
10 use or " icitc any othCr person 10 use rrsonn
violence upon any eectur on any election Day IN
the Metropolitan Police district, upon any mem
t'r OF u. police force Thereof. rhcn IN the rs
charge Of lis duty ~ 'or any mcncr Of the
police force to wilhilly lie, ct making my arrests
ior any offence saust the low 81 this State ~ ord-
nsncos cree IN the said district or FOR an Tcr-
"n not n member OF TIC y Lee lore 10 sisoly re
present himself ~ be.ng such member ".'h rAud-
blcni design UPON persons " property.
The police o. the Metropolitan Ponce district are
spc islly requires, 10 that the above provihons
OF the law ore carried int eject.
JouS A kEssLDi, Superintendent
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momentA ID not fhil 70 noe, . consncdenSas
perhsps intended by divine justice thss 0uil,aume-
francsss who hsd been the first 70 commence he
f.tsl quarrel was the hrst 70 SGT foos on ths
platform.
scene her sons ascending before ber, Msdsme %
Sails berame much sgisated declaring that The si-
thoriues nd broken faith with her, having proniss
al that abe should te the first N die.
Her confessor assured her II was merely . pros
cesi,ng reniered necessary by she rela.ve postsou
OF the vehicles and pointed out To her the eIecus
toncr Fastening W assist her to accent Ia aDot %
minute she was standing the scAfold. with .
serene, contentel took and turning " the people
beeuusht IN low humble tones their prayers fog
herself and her chiliren.
Turning "a the eSccuuoncr, she SAID. NV fricDt
do not fear death but lest, IN .,s agony, my
woman's nature should prove too weak, pray yos
not T. Iu, me 81 any needless pain"
The enecuroncr took on Q black ecsrf she ba4
hitherto worn on her hcsf and tied Il over hc1
eyes. She then moved In the direction ofite block
and feeling { r IL kncl, and laid her head guciy
down. rhe heAdsman oyTroeched bis broad bla--
close T. the s'cncer white ne k--rhsod IL alOh--
struck. Tho head droJ ped forward but though
the victim VAS dead, 4 peeloi the application OF
KNIFE 10 complete the docapta,on. HcqG and boy
wcc placed together IN coTin, and Gulnaumc-
L iucos was tho next summoned.
lie hnh heard tie b,tA blow, although from ne
tctvenin. otlc to be had not been able 10 ~itno0
Il, and WAS .n,a ihatall was over lie desirei 70
SC The body. Tho confcssur, caring the nehe
voulI uunian him obcc et but the young ma
Hera.stIng be was conducted to thc siie Of the
colin W th one dccp ssA he turned away, art
stro,ie to the block, Lying his right hand uIsa
| 1t
"Tlr" he sLl, as my first expiahon-,h .
| impous hnni. Take It quickly"
| Toe cxocuLoucr struck, but unsk.llfiily IT,
ihe How wss not wholly eflcctIal aud IN Tie sub
! den anguish lie young man uueroi a loud cry. A
| Second blow divided The quvering muscles then
/ Guillaume-f tancois laid down bis head. The s,uss
want OF skill caused the head Snan a. AN t. fa do.
1 ing his oflicc blow for slough ne struck
with such force that the criminal wa slain and 10
block itself overurnco, II nccdci % second stroke V
make tic work complete
Jcsn-Bsr,sL came forward with firm s,ep and
unchanged uien. The block had bccu removed
and huge and heavy cross substituted To thiS
his upper garments having teen removed the pri.
soner WAS now firmly bound this donc, his hauds
were struck oil, after the other then the Draw.
| ny hcasisnAn; seizng pontcrous iron tar. broke
in succession his legs aud thighs and finally dcss
! him three several blows the stomach. chest
aud throat 1Eis last was the ''pardon stroke" IN.
! santly mortal.
| Thus came this murder "out,"
HE END.
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arsc., was . native Il New York, sgesl n ysan,
and was highly respecscd a. good citizen aod
Saithfll tnenittr y, tho Metropolitan Police force.
He leaves q widow ard two children
Tbsd sv Llrs-- Yesterday mcrntnr, Nelson
shrA . soh',er. -s,ernpsed 70 commit suicide by
opsuipa an artery in his Arm, but he WA dscov.
cred tsfo~s II VS. too lato. Tho wound LAYING
ten dressed, shor wss sent W The Soldiers depo,
In Howard suc.t.
Rwn Ovev and KILLED. Morris Lyons Of No
2Is Second Avenue, WAS run by . truch In
ysd street, 81 the intersection Of ID Avenue, on
Saturday Afternoon. lie disi yesterday NOR ming.
and Coroner Wi1dey commenced iDqpest, which.
wanting Witnesses has icon sdjourned W Friday
berl
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CLEARED.
sTYAMsHIPs-F " Bruno; Balsimore Hr,pip>
City, New Orleans; Petrol, Beaufort.
sHIPS-Grsnite State. San Frnnciecos Vanguard
New Orleans; Mary 0'Brien, 81 John, n n.
BARk-LAmplishter, Baker, Tor Port Royal. q q
BRlGs-sea Bird, 81 John, n b; Pomsell, Bostors
Favorite, Demarara.
sCHoONkRs-sarnh r. Jones' Washington, d q
Jack Easy, Halle Island, Ms.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMeWfPS-Tih~rty,I Havana star Of the Smrtt.
Fortress Monroe; sentinel, Wahinrton, II L; Po'un.
Er, Portland John Iiheon, Philadelphia; Western
roe; america. FortIc- Monroe John Rice, Fortress
fonre Cumbria- |. -anrportl FORTRESS MonrcoS
CITY OF Baltimore, Liverpool and Queenstown: A.
decke. tfrenchl Vera Cruz for Toulon: Pennsylvania
Liverpool and Queenstown.
sHlPS-Ocean Home, of Liverpool, from Singapore
Kline, London: beorR Bremen.
R\kks-pspntch, Curacao; Holland, cwport. n
kotett Alexander, Whnmpoa and st Helene
Ocean Home, Havana Msrdalena- Aspinwsl.
briggs Matilda Il Matarnorns La Caycpne, Aus
Caves; 10. Junnto-. Cnrdenas Annie f,clderI Wonts
vorth, n ). Plymouth, Gonaiveo; Fila Mstnmorna
Maid OF Erin. Aux Cages ChoSan- Rio JaneiTo.
sCHOONERS-HannahM Martin, baltimore for N~v
Haven; Romeo, Providence Compromise. Huidoul
Tor Providence; statesman, George town; Uun Towns
end, ,'coIsctovn for Hudson: Caroline Hall, Nirgin.
~; Adebnc, Dennysville; Mcnawa baltimore; Sala.
din, 81 Martins Wreath, Mschias Belle, Aiguillu
Julia - John, y; Perfne, Rondout tor Stoninston
Conn; Ri har, bulwinkle, Gsorgetovn for \ Iondorr
Robin. lingan Minnie kennc, Ihston: Roinp, Pourh
keepsie FOL Millhridse, NolsnI Franklin; W X Char.
man, RAGGED blank
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A REWARD OF sso If THE INDIAN

A REWARD OF $50 If THE INDIAN
"A lfEkB DOCTOR fails to describe dincse spA
to'l his patients the nature Of their COMPLAINTS III
nees without receiving any information from Them
OUR MOTTO
We such Barns have no styife.
With Nature or the Laws Of Life;
With blood our hsnds Va never stain.
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain
Our Father whom oil goodness All.
PROVIDES the means 70 cure all inx
The simple Habs ben cath our seet,
wei used, relieve our pa compSste,
4 simple Herb, umple Flower.
Culled from the dewey Lee
Thee thses shall -psAt With touching pove,
Ofchanse and health to thee.
Once, No. Isl Fulton street, Brookiyn, room a,u
stair, 40 CHARGE Tor Consultation or Advice III
PRoIE,TInE WAR CLAIM ASSOC
or THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
ohce-35 Chambers IT, y. Y.
President
Lieut.-'ep. WINFIELD SCOTT.
NicePre-idcnts;
LIN; iIirrn illo Fish admiral Dupont
Hon. Edwin y Norgan, Howard Potter. T.1.
. ,,cNift llpirkc VIM. r.. bod q 1r, f.g.
lm S B& cetn.p TFe eIsf c EG.oig't Et
Rev u. W. Fellows, ID. Gcor Bancroft, D."
john J,con Astor t.q nan.ol Lord,
,,lh' brown, Wilson g.. Hunt "
hNI U.s. M'niurn, Kolt. J., StcsH.t'
VIM. H. AsIlnws, " Aimed Fol,
James itnl.tln,
, The objects of tho A-roriatop arc to secure to roS
dic!s ana sailors md thor nmilics, an claims ioS
pension py rnd hountv, md To evc adyirc aud in.
formation 10 them WriOW cos,pul TO prevent fraud.
hshnst them and the t'o,e ninent.
Application in Pc OF hv letter should he uIais
NENkl GkEENFlELD S,cIctrry,
10 thantcgs RI, New York
WANTED-GOOD VEST HANDS AP
w custom vo.k; constant employment; also an
apprentice IA lcancy II, Let noor, front rirhi l.4
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Too Late for classification
ID T. AT HS.

DRfNG-On Monday, Nov. T. Niss Mary Ausms>
nrinr eldest daughter OF Thomas Drins, in the Y1lh
year Of her age
Notice Of funeral In Tomorrow papers. 1875
Dt Ny ON SUNDAY, Nov. 6, FdrGrd Dunn, from
ne Parish OF kilioshy, kines Co.. Ireland ased u
year,.
Tie friends and relatives Of the fsmi, arc respect.
MY invited to attend the funeral, on THE :uesday,
Mt o'clock hom his lae residence, ID ave, bet. a5ts
and 56th sts. lo3
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DROTECTIvE WAR CLAIM ASsOCIA,

tion--rhe objects OF the Association are 10 seclr
10 .olaie IN rna saioIh AMI the igl!ies. any claim
or penslons pay and bouny. and 70 give advice and
ininnnation 70 them ,ostsOut cost, and 70 prevent
frauds .. ainst them and the government Appilca-
ny GREENfIKlD, &c., 80 Chsmben street, New
York. wv
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Tux Burlington, va FREr PnEss SAYS; Another
raiu-r was caught at s.. Acxa 4lrrs, Canada EIs,
on Friday, and brought 10 e.. Johns. He d.i not
admit his connection WAN the ra 1, but ltcrc 10
very hule doubt OF Il, A Montreal letter says {;
Roxos OF blank commissions Tor the Coniciernte
army have bcen s.nl w Canada. AnI subscr ptions
urv Geins made " pay the expenses OF organizing
rAid, AcIoas the frontier.
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ltcnAnt . luc y u. i"hby, h'u-ce-'hnr
.eu8nsnt John J. Davenport, A. ID. c.
I Marshal.
: command Of Major General DurLxE.
'rEh Captsin sud A A. A. U.
BROOKLYN.
L. or ArriLLEHY.-Two batteries of
BpODKLYS.

ARRIVAL or ArrnLEEY.-Two batteries of
artillc-g arrived iu this city yeaterCenyonc landci
II, Red Hook Point, aud the other NJ Ham ion ,,,.
nue. Jerry The men are all veto ans from tbe Army
OF the James
TuI frFrY-SrxrH REGIMENT, which arrived
on Sunday nishi from Elriirs, viii ne held in rrad-
inoss for service, should occasion require, until
AMER election.
SELLING LIoUoR on ELECTION DAY.-Thc
las prohibiting the snie ~ liquor 90 election day
will Re strictly enforced, orders that eject having
been issued u the police.
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Washington correspondent, relates the follow
ing:
A venerable Quaker lady who for three years h,s
been irhycrSnS oar l.ni, visiting hospitals md
camps and slevis,ing the suferinss u our -oliors
wherever found, preached TO very la-ye audience
in this city one evening, and in the Oourac Il hct
truly eloquent and thrilling remarks stated that
while for more han two hundred years war had
hccu dlscountcnaucei by their sect, they believed
that II 1t was ever iusthstlc Il WAS % H. the pres
elt struggle.
She related many touching Incidents ikus,raivf
of the power Of the Christian faith IN sustaining
suffering aui dying soldier One incident was Ms
follows; While in Nashville Tenn, she approached
the bedside II q youth, who in hiA delrusn talk Cd
NJ nothing but the battlefield the attendants told
her il would lie useless % address him upon the
subject OF religion, M nothing ntelldhe could he
gathered from his rawlings his knspsacs. clothing
aud everything had tscn lost Ipcu ,hc field and he
eouhi not tel where he was from, his regiment
even his name, aud must die "A n very few hours
unknown and perhaps uuwept. The lady rcmcm-
bered thst thorc 3 name that would sometimes
recall the wandering mind and give peace and
corn,ort 10 the dying, even vixen q mothsr's tender
voice hsd Acsi, and stocpns by bis sde she geutly
whis lcrcl:
'Jrrus can make q dying b.d
Peel soft ss dowy pillows arc,
While on II. breast lay my head
And breathe ms lie out swceIiy here"
when the sufferer opeued his cyet nad exclaimed,
"Mothcr know YOU would come - ami asaln
closed MS eyes. She repeated another s,,Hza o,
this beau.ul hynin, when he looked ny in her face
and calmly sail mother, ain goln. to Jesus, -
aud sunk pa X In de,,'h Another case WAS tha. ~
little drummer boy, who hal RECON- zol no one
SINCE his i aud had gwen little cv,oencs o' con-
ss.ousness ne IVES very ncar his end, and she
whispered IN his ear,
''Rpck Of ngcs cleft for me
Let me hide my ri. In ttec"-
when TIE counienanee Of the brave youth bright
lullDMe "A
th.s immortal ; ,ng saying tls mother had taught
Inn tat hymn and re had often sung il IL
sunday sthool, and alter a lev muutcs 1ouver.
tation, he O. pr.ssci tule in The s,v.oIr ana iol
asleep 10 van, 40 more 10 earthly scenes. f.mo
Il never record the many deeds oi Car 81 AN love
wh.h these 60. pcope sIa consisuily perform Inp
in their q ..eI, suile way, tut eternity viii Show
g recorl As brilliant NJ the crown they seek. OPP
poseI TO botn ami oppr,ss gu, they sc 10,
Ihe latter can only lie over. crown 10y The former
aud while unwiilin- ~ surrender their peculiar
views are heartily with US IN The desire That hotl
revelAon and slavery insy 10 ovtrthro"n.
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tcvsfbssl JysA ~ FEET page. J

JA@v ~ ~ candidates, however, who msy noe
D.suss - this political triatesy ~ The accomplish
~ a sbar ~nda Bh they arr few, md their
Anns.ay 10 - likely " ovd in defcss in this city -
INV tAhos v,v s.siu Nrs-..-s
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We Aavo mG4o hrran.'cmcnta hr receiving Early
snA rclnblc ce,tlon returns FROM The various
war.s ~ h.n city. hr cpm,.'1 q tie STATE, I'D
the general rpiu.1s rom OF. er s,a,os. T. or',- T.,
accom,.~ia'c orr ,ll..critcrr and ra,ro. We
snail = ','l 20 s,tuo upsa our n4llcGu n..r. ~
,ruc9 arc rc,c,,i
r. Ballet, b .-l will be erected ~. "r''''
81 o'r tcs'. t......, .ni .. r7r" eat
- ul, tc. 20 ."r. gag .. o.. .r... '''y
.su' IN. ID. % fe,..4s ... bt.a Tonnes. %
a'o,to.-... ~. ,..,. .,... ,.. ..' .a .-f ''-
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.
HE END.

Nov. SIS. r., 8 SIS. s., 44e-H. w.. morn .oq 50
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any Of che public funds 70 sasS = purpose he
ought 70 b inn scistely dispissed.
The only proper wsy Cor the Secretary e test
the speed Of eur naval vSsseis ID TO sua thssu
against the rebel prlvsteers. This be has done,
and all bis vessels have been besten. III spite
OF the immense expenditures which he has
made spoa now ships he hes not yet produced
siaslc boat to which the Alabama, Flsrlda
and Rappahannock cannot show their heels.
II d silly for him to try to cover up this dis
graceful fact by any bombastio brAggsdoclo
about boat race. That be should Dc 20 10 but
another proof Of his lmbecllity and of his In
capacity for the position I'm which President
Lincoln retains him. In defiance Of Che protests
Of all parties Ia tho country. t s-.
Secretary Welles and his associates In Che
Navy Department have sufioiently disgraoed
tho nation already. Without this new exhibition
Of the pettiness and weakness Of their mental
faculties. We are astonished that the Presi.
dent ehoutd permit them to thus lower them
selves. The Cabinet and the country in tho eyes
Of tho. world, BIZ putting themselveasupon .
level with jockeys and turtles. n ailsths frauds,
peoulasons bIunhes and naiamauagemsat' In
the Navy Depaxtneat are not aufaoieatreasons
Cor tho Lmmediate Dismissal Of Secretary Welles,
this browning display of hoapacity ID reason
'eaongtl Ehe Rrssident ought 10 erder Welies
and Rox To- 60 on board the Eltaw and cruise
for the Alabama, and then. The naaen would be
equally relieved or great nuisance, whether
the Eutaw caught the Alabama OF tho Alabama
sunk Cho EutAw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

SECRETARY WILKES AND Hrs BOAT RAcr--Seo,
rotary wslles, through bis deputy, Mr.. Fex,
appeals to the public TO raise the necessary
funds for the boat race he 10 10 anxious to
undertake. The owner Of tie steamer against
which the Secretary wants TO run the Eutaw
demands twelve thousand dollars down, and
three hundred dollars . day for every days
detention after certain period. Not cent Of
this money ought TO be subscribed BY the
public, and II Secretary welles darcs TO divert