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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Deafness, Diseases % ths Eye, ThroaG
and Catarh treated by Dr. CALDWELL No 81 Clinton plaeo
eighth strcet), from ITO g.
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Eight Carries dc vfsitc for S1.-Proof1
shown IN Eve minutes at TAITS q Cortland ~
Green VIC stYeets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

DIR. Lesvett's Great Invention Of the
Cellular Artificial Teeth highly recommended b
Professor Cavnochan. On1ce 80 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

euler Majesty" ChnmpaEne-The Roy
Al Wire II England f2D per After July ]. SIS
case W. HENRY WARD. 81 Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

CrtstndorO's Hair Dye, PreservattvV
and Wig Dspot Wholesale and retati-No Asegg House
The dye applied BY skilful artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

II You Want TO Know, 60. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book people. and good book To-
rvcry one Price 81 To he had at all dcpots Goa
tents tables mailed free Address
Dr. r. b PoOTE, ], 100 Broadway, ~ I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

lnvsrorasing and EvhiIaratinC. but
not IN yicang Excel.ior Tonic Stomach Bitters
certain Dyspepsia Loss OF Appetite and all COM
plant requiring tonic. For sale generally
G. W. UPHAM CO., Proprie,ors, 5S7 Fourth stress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Bachelors HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only peerless
dye Sold by eli druggists Factory. 81 barclay street,
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"Hcr Majesty" ChampaGne.-Tho Roy
Al wine OF England This exquisite wiusthe that
nsed and balls OF hor Majesty the Queen
EngaBds now for tho FIRST tmeSespored 10 America.
One thousand for sale duty paid.
Onckhousand for sale. In bond.
One thousand for sale. arrived by steamer kedar
One sand arrived BY steamer Olympus.
Families hotels. resorts clubs and steamshsR
companies opportunity Of securing supply q
this rquisite wire at $40 rcr case Of quarts
WILLIAM HENRY WARD
No OF Exchange place. near Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Highest Premium Lock Stitch Sewing
Machlnes WHEELER 4 WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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Fancy and White Duck Vests, 9oS
Pants IS 70 SO English Walking Goats, H.
CLARKE, LII and ia William street.
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snotner Great victory.
rHg BEAUTIFUL PICTURE o. rHR BArrLs OF
SOUTH MOUNTAIN, ND,
.IosEPH A. JOEL

JOSEPH A. JOEL
~e 10 TIE most remarkable incidents Of NE rebellion the
charge q tos twenty third and Twelfth Onto p~nty
assInst no twenty third aud Twelfth North Carcs nan.
try during which hn rebel General Garland Killed IN
the charge Ths Picture tho best OF any that s yt pen
to tho public the scenery end p TO- o. tne
troops taken by an eye Witness a. the ams q nd
which Of the hercs and dcr ~ mana .s nana
connists known In warfare. To be sodsnt
co corner of Ninth street and Broadwaa h.sn1 ~,
bookssers of Bleecker street AMI rsdw sna ~
ROGRRs' Bookstore Twelfth street and brsaasN
"A A a A A Thousand Rsfrigerators
r'a" NJ cwAsstoRp;s orea,parsar Cooper ros''s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Beans.-vaniila Beans, New Crop, -
quantities sosuit For by 1Apf TYLEK Importers
n fn.
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aouraud's Lectures ON Chemistry.

Flags. Flags, Flags.-Auntn q Co.
90 Fulton street, corner Of William Estsn
ahph
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Grover & Bakers Highest Prcmiun
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines $50 Broadway, New HoSks
and 235 Fulton street, Broo kiyn.
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No vru.
Another wonderful effect Of chemical combination may
be thus Illustrated Mir In . glass equal quantities OF
saturated solution Of murAto nf lime aud saturated soa.
tion carbonate potash both Hud setr
the mixture aud Il will Instantly become solid Nov
pour little nitric upon Il and tho Opaque mass wa
again transparent liquid Whrn chem.
sry produce such wonders u Is not at all surprsan8
GOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
should invested the Of removing Tan, Fims
ples Freckies Snnburn Rrdnsss Roughness Ringworm1
Saowness Wrinkles, 10 neither 10 II my moro wondsfaA
GOURAUD's PoUDRE SUBTITLE
should possess the property of completely Uproounx haW
49, GoURAUD's LIQUID ROUGE
Pale Lips and Checks with the dye and ooauU
" " DR. FELIX GOURAUDS
Preparations be had NJ his depot.
l63 Broadway, below Grand stroee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Artificial Leather Legs and supportereg
Of DANIELa Patent ~ 663 udson street.
For tssQmouials address p. Daniss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

GROSS EYE SrRAIGHrENED IN ONE NTNUrH
And tvsry sensa Of the Eva and Rae requtrnx eiA0~
medic VI or surgical aid attended 70 BY Dr. Won RfSBu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Cali v0rnta AGAINST tho WOrld.-CalI~
Wines Hook Port. Angelica and Muscatel preseis
ed viclan be excoed table wines. Oa4
be had b. Sae bottle gaisn 1t MASON CO.'S
lHl Broadvvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Prizes Cnsbed I'm All Legaliged LOtte-
JAKE EXCHANGE OFFICE.
H6 broadway, New York City.
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Going an the Country DO Not Forces
10 buy OF HORNS roL RIsrs' or OPERA GLASsns.
No Si2 Rroadway Knox hator. Also every dsscrp.
tlon Of Optical Goods Wholesale and RETAIL Bad fos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19
..Her Mafesty,, Chm m pa 9ne.-The Roy

Gouraud's POudrc sabtu Upr0ots Hafy
from low foreheads part OF the body I'll warranted
At his depot, t53 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Males Females.
are you troubled with dresssR pain IN the smalsf
the hips tcaspoonsul three times
. day OF CONSTITUTION WATER viii relieve you uks
mage For sale By al druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Grover e Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Mschues saie ess Rrosdway near rwsntv.:scon4
machine sewing 10 tho best Machines, win
operators, sent 10 families, By the daT or week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Official Circulars Iva shelby College Lot
terry furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS CO.. New York
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Cumberland Sauce IL the BEST WIZ
Meats. Poultry, Oysters 10 II is delightful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

All scrofufous Discs ses r HectuaIly Eve.
doated ~ DR. n. ANDKRS 4 cos. lodins water. Odnso
<zs Broadway. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

A sure Cure for Drunksnaess-Dv,
KINGS salvation Powder 81 per boz BY mail from ~
Hudson street. N. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Prizes Cashed I'm All Lsgalized I.ottc-
rics and ,nrorrns ion given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers sac Chestnut street Phlaielphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Moth Anttdote (Samphor Cedar San.
dal, 10 Sold by druggists AZ 50 cents q hsF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

a Fine Tnanx for the Teeth.
The fr.r. att, sozoDosr % havs tsts. vssS
az s.s: 8. ss.; Sss
ssss mouth :Sss:saiss
a. r:: q: ;.s.. and
ssa y n: q s.ss .ss X New a4 aucks
A sure Cure for Drunksn~ess-Dv.
KnsG.s Salvation Powder q par boz By mail, from -
A Now Dri~k-Nasivs Rhubarb wi~s
81: ...s q: IL s s: !: ~ s's; |
All scrofuieu. diseases n nsstually Era
* sss. z 2, HsD.A' CO. '''l'' "' ~
Artificial Leather Legs and smpportersy
e e. Pa.sn q Ss
BatcheIos's HAIR Dys-Ths Best I'm the
Sy ses y ri
Beans.-vaniiIa BEANS, New Crop. Ca
quantities so-at For sale BY 1APf TrLEK Imposssss
81 Cedar strsss
Crts,sdcro's Hair Dys. PreservetsvS
TSs Sys .pp:d ~ s;issl s sra A''
Cumberland Sauce IL the Best WatA
Meats. Poultry, Oysters 10 II s delightful
Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN rns HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4 4sEsc1Ioss !" rHs
CHRONIC CATARRH
'4shsHa ST S$ sgss''
CURED
CRlUss EYE srRATGHrENED IN ONE MINUTE,
And DISEASE Of the Eve and Ia. requiring siAsc~
medic VI surgical aid attended 70 by Dr. Won RlSUu-
BERG at his consulting rooms, GIG Broadway, asap
Twelfth street
Cali vornta Against tho WOrid.-CaII~
eorpia Angelica and Muscate presorfby
clans; cannot be excoiled table wines Cas-
had bv NIe bottle gallon. ut 4ASON CO.'S,
1871 Broadway.
DR.. Lssvett's Great Invention % the
Cellular Pans for Artificial Teeth highly
Professor Cavnochan. Once 433 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Political Banners,
FLA0s AND EMRLBM9,
Alripda Al HoJRR q oAAHAAs. n DuAas street.
R~we,s African Fever and Ague Cure
No, cure all a fsg Fever and Ague- Depse
~ Liberty street. up saairA
Second Hand Safes-Fox sale Cheap
for cash, n 100 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Now D~iwk-Nastve RhWbarb Wine
and Rhubsrt CoSblers A delicious ooos and hsatAy
drink Al LAN0EBYs Billiard Room, l3s Rutou ssresf,
Sole agent By the bottle demijohu- Try 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Mnugep.s Standard Parch mont and
Cloth rssa used and approved by the great
companies Fully reliable for shipping cotton. weo. -
Il1 Chambers street.
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There's Room
GrNIN's bl3 BROADWAY, a..~s
=. .~.,.ty for the ordinary socA % nrss
70. snefeE Ven .Ss az VI TIE sTYLgs OF hgRorh
"a vel as those Of home d rc,ib.y
- .,cat attractive agSc~tNcntoL
tne aho'eess ar " AIN AND FANCY SrEAmS ,,.rx.,.
- -. ,ouhs chi dren, young taniss an1 nt~
for grpuetnen arranged In the cases OF Fetnn ss
that has ever Tss ia sipple fact The stoos w.l VIA
HaWA' ~lsnt GENrN AS BROADWAY
nar.A
agsssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

The BRA ndreth Piils-As 0snsrai -.
uy madeleine especially 70 country subjs 10 adsa
changes o. temperature this heis vans nsaisassA
py hsv,ng Ms Br~adre.h PILLS always hand. shsaA
sudds. attach Of sickness take plss sh ~ given -
euse. and wn often have effected cue ssfers Asph->
clan eouid hare arrived
IA sAos aad Inflammation Of heoowes shcS
,.r..v,-.,,, y their us, .sesdinss
shs directions. win surely do ali bat meaF
score shs health AZ the patient
In all cases Of ipdssssion. sef,na -
heart. and AL affections o. ne ''-
Brsnare,h Pins viii be r,usi . ''''' ''
To insure he f.d sa,ss q me'' 'e''''@"a ~ '
should b. ssps in tho souss. )" - -
:. ,hcv n sy BE- at once rssorteA IA
49, han DOZEN after disease b
.o,,, established i,sas sss,ern
"a. a BRAsDRRTH In white letter. on s'rasn"'"-
stamp
rrsacitsi APPS ssA Canal s,rect
=. .u,,o, .on.r. and b, dealers generally.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-6O Per Cent
premium prizes: furnished. The high.
rai paid for Uoubioons and ali kinds Of Gold and Sill
YER TAYLOR & Co, Bankers, I6 Wall street, N. r.
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Murray. Eddy q oo.-CovingtOn. Ky.
REsrucKr, RxrRA CLASS ss7-Juns Is 1885,
a, 65, 7S, ~, 10, &c, 40, as, 81, IL. 90, IL.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3s5-June 49, 1854.
3, s, 20, &c, 81. IS, 20, 49. Is, rs, Sc, Ga, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19
FS S 7 E R..
.>o.SS~vS~~~~~~~c~~~.~
Destruction or . Rebel Steamer
Near Nert Sumter.
ARRIVAL OF <DEsERTERs.
->~~~~
n AV AL N ESW -.
g. g. ~
OF <DEsERTERs.
n A " AL ~ E~ -.

The steam transport Fulton. Captain woteou< A ross
Royal, s. G., 18th inst, arrived at this port yssns.y
morning. The purssr win aocspt thanks for eSns
prompt delivery Of our dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-19

Gueas why the Presidential Chair IL
Ike PHALON SONS might ELOOMLIG CEREUSy'
Because Is said 10 DO Chase after the one, aud
we know there's a chase sitter the other.
Do tell. why f. PHALON 4 SONS MIGHT BLOOM.
ING UERRus" like GRAND boys Because 10 stcsnt
Wha
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4. 4. simmons & Co.-C0vingtOn. Ky.
suELsY. Extra CLAsse29i--June Is. iS6k
Is, Sc, 81. IA. ~. 10. "a, ~. 81, &c. 5, 81.
C1Ass 292-June Is, 1861
rs, 81, IS, IL, rs, s, 20, SO, 6s, %, 2, %, TO.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED

CArARRH OF TIE TvMPANyC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE DISTRIBUTIONS on TaR
RUSTACHIAN TUBE
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Bcautigni -"
beauufylns @"
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Royal Havana Lottery:-Hixhest Pre-
MUM for prizes. Information furnished. Douboous
wanted ALEcK 4 Co., Brokers, 2atapd % Pisest n. r.
Lottery Tickets Cash~d.-In for m - tfO n
given JOSEPH BATES, Broker II Wall street. No
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Mr. RuR reported Joint resolsuoa autborixiug she
Ecsso. for shs eosssrucon * Iron vessels
he DctaAer and Furtan that Captain Ersscu pay be
relieved q his contract for che Puritan, and the govern
mont take 81 the amount o. valuation ,Rnd finish
osrding 10 rccenty imprcvsneass Nothing
contained IN this resolution % be construed to Affect
teaonof the reso,sts sayng that the Dictator ia 10 BE-
completed without additional cost 70 the government
o.S > q ~ Ss s' W. - ,Sus:
wall deserved, but BE- did approve Of the proposition
pending. twas well known that immense fortunes had
who had never offered bsck any Of We money 10 The
government but ailegss he hss lost money u
wsa then asked 70 absolve him from hls eontrsos.
". RICE hoped the gentleman would NOT involve Cap
tais Ericsson's contracts with those Of dsreputabs
Mr.. WAsmvaxs replied he was caly illustrating fast.
Mr.. KuIKr, (rep) Of Pa. said tbe Naval Committee
had ca5eully considered the subject and come TO tho
clssion THAI the Necessities Of the country required
something.of this kind 70 be done
Mr. wAsrnvRNE replied II that %, then the oexntry
Mr. RSs s ssd all the money appropriated had been
expended and Captain Ericsson had spent SIX
hundred thousand dollars besides.
Mr. wAsuHunSs replied that the man who made the
contract bound TO take the expenditures into conside
ration.
Mr. NSrsor. .cpp) Of N. y, would merely suggest 70
the gentleman whether would not bs best TO give the
eontractorstwo millions of acres OF The public lands.
Mr. EasHIpek, (opp) Of WA, asked whether tns gen.
canals.
Mr. rrIsox replied, u tho lands were distributed he
wanted hts share.
MT j. e. ALLEN, (oppl OF H., said we allow Ericsson
addonal pay owing TO the Increased price OF materials
No ought tcgvc additional pay 10 all other contractors
Mr.. wApswoBrH, (opp) Of KY spoke n thovpatriotsm
and sll Of Captain icssou and thought the duty Of
Congress to indemnify him
MT Rcr rep OF Mass IN reply 70 the question asked
by MT. WsshbWne, said the Committee Naval Affairs
had documentary evidences before them aud the commit
tec without dissent authorized the resolution To be 70
ported Tho Joint resolution passed--s5 against &C.
AnMmAis AND orriCsRs ov rux NAVY.
Mr.. E,cE repor.ed q btu, which was ordered 10 h
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-26
From The Chicago Times. May25.

On Sunday noun-our latest advices-
the Army of Tie Potomac was fifteen mile.
beyond Spott.ylvania Court-Housc, anc
everything Was Progressing successful
ly" \ letter from Guiney's Station say.
that Grant has effected a turning move
ment on tie right flank of Lee: that tn,
latter is falling back to take up new de
itnsye 20 ition, and thai his next stand
it is expected, viii be on the South Anna
River.
The Rebels made an attack upon But
lcr's intrenchments at midnight on the
2lst inst, and were repulsed. leaving
their dcal-263 In number-upon the
field. Buffers defcnccs are said to be sal
most imprcgnablc" A Richmond paper
admits that the rebel loss in the battle on
the 10th was | 800. The Federal loss on
that occasion is stated on official Fedora
authority, AT nearly 5000. Three thou
sand four hundred Federal wounded have
been sent down the James River since the
commencement Of the campaign.
We have Il statement from Louisville
that John Morgan, with 5000 or 5000
uicli- IL .tt MN IT., ~
make an immediate raid into Kentucky
o.z Pound Gap; while at Indianapolis
there is a report that Morgan is in the
vicinity of Lexington, KY, with force OF
1000. Federal troops arc being sent
iOrwrrd to repcl the invasion.
Gov. Seymour in his letter to District
Attorney Hall relative to the seizure Of the
World and .Jomnai Of Commerce Offices,
says that, eff these acts of violence were
done without due legal process, and with
out the sanction of State or national laws,
as is charged, tie offenders must be pun
ished" The Governor directs the Dis
trict Attorney, in prosecuting the parties
implicated, to call upon the Sheriff and
police authorities ''for any needed force
and IS stance
There is prospect that the proposition
to draft men for one year will be carried
in Congress but it is believed that the
projected repeal of the $500 commutotion
clause will fail in the House.
Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1851
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-26
To Those Subject to Draft.
STATE OF INDIANA.

OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL, 9TH DIS.
LAroRrE. May 2lst, 1864.
The indications are that draft will be
ordered 70 take place in this District dur
ing the summer. To those interested IN
this matter [ am authorized to say that a
revision of the enrolment at the earliest
possible period will Prove advantageous to
all; and further that il is plainly the in
terest of each Town, Ward and Township
to have stricken from the lists all names
improperly enrolled, as an excess of names
increases the quota called for from each
Town, Ward, DC.
1t is equally important that the names
Of all persons in such towns, wards, DC,
liable to military duty be placed on the
rolls, beau the greater the number to
be drawn from, the less the chance that
any particular number will be drawn. In
order that the quota may not be too large,
and ones chance for draft may not be I'M
Justly increased, it is likewise important
that the wrong names may be stricken out
and the right ones put in. Those who,
on account Of unsutableness Of age are not
liable to draft would do well to forward
proper certificates OF that fact to this Of
flee. These certificates can be made out
before the County Clerk, to whom copy
of said certificates will be furnished from
this office. / earnestly eatreat the people
to give their earliest attention TO the mat
ter specified in this notice.
KLINE G.. SuRFoCK,
Capt & Pro. Mar. 9th Dist.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-26
Democratic state Conventions
AppGTtiOE Of Delegates

A delegate Convention of the Democra-
cy Of Indiana will be held at indianapolis
on TUESDAY, THE Urn DAY OF
JULY, 1864. The State Central Commit
tee fixed the representations as follows
THAT county delegates be appointed on
the basis of one delegate for every one
hundred votes, (and one for every frac-
ton of fifty and over,) cast for Secretary
of State at the October election of 1862
The Committee recommend to the coun-
ties that have not already held conven-
tons for the purpose, to assemble in their
proper places at an early day to appoint
delegates and perfect an open and thor
ough organization Of all who are main tain
ing the Union Of the State and the Coy
ernment Of our fathers, and opposed to the
corrupt, destructive and revolutionary
abolition party Of the National and State
Administrations
BY order of the Committee.
GEORGE MCOUAT.
Ind'pls. April 8, '6t Chm'n.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-26
FREMONT MEETING.
Radical Germans ga Council
Strcng Speeches Against the Adm nistra-
ton
DELEGATES TO CLEVELAND ARE
APPOINTED.
From The Indianapolis Sentinel.

On Saturday night last crowded meet
ing Of i,adical Germans was held at Union
Hall There was not standing room in
the spacious apai tment fer any outsider.
The meeting was called to consider the
affairs Of the nation and to appoint dele
gates to the 3ist of May, Fremont Con
ycntion at Cleveland.
The organization was effected harmoni-
ously. Notwithstanding the great throng
present. In fact the meeting was one of
the largest political gatherings ever wit
messed ID Indianapolis, where those who
were celebrating could be contained with
in the walls OF a building. The principal
men Of the Radical portion eff the Repub-
lean party were there.
We notice among others, Mr.. Port and
Mr. Charles Coulon.
We havo not space TO day to give the
proceedings in full but hope to be able
to do so tomorrow
We understand that, after our reporter
left, Major Jonathan w. Gordon made a
speech, in which he counselled moderation,
Cancellation and union on Fremont. The
rem arks were, we learn, greeted with i'm
mensc applause.
Other speakers preceded aud followed
in the same straia.
Delegates were appointed to the Cleve-
land convention and other business trans
acted connected with the affairs of the Ere
mont Club, when an adjournment took
place with shouts for liberty, fraternity
and equality.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-26
The cid Game Revived.

A few dave since. some scallawag sent
10 the New York papers bogus Proclama-
ton purporting to have been issued by the
President, calling for 100 coo men for the
army. admitting the failure of Grant, to
gain any advantage over Lee &C., &c. The
World aud Journal Of Commerce were
taken in, and published the Proclamation,
supposingit to be genuine For having
been thus imposed upon, these papers
have been suppressed and the publishers
arrested and imprisoned by the military
authorities under an order ofthe President
The reign of terror is thus again inaugur-
ated under The shallow pre.ezt Of South
ern sympathy. Now let us see how far
this bogus Proclamation was from being true
in fact. Secretary Stanton in q despatch to
Gen. Dix Of New York. few days ago
said that the government would call for 800.
600 men. and since the truth las been
learned rels.ive to Inc operations in Fir-
GINA. It IS known that the statement IN the
pretended Proclamation was in accordance
WITH the facts The dispatches officially
promulgated BY Butler and Stanton we're
false in almos. every essential particular.
anl this Butler certainly knew, and Stan
ton either knew they were false or else he
is unfit for the position in which ne is
placed Now if the World and Journal
have been justly suppressed for publish
ing false Proclamation. and their pub
fishers arrested and imprisoned for giving
currency to falsehood, Why are not Butler
and Stanton subjected to similar reform
ntory process 1t is no worse for the World
and Journal to lie or be imposed upon.
than for Stanton to lie and thus impose on
the whole people. If the military author
tiles would devote their energies to the
suppression of the rebellion instead of sup
pressing newspapers, it would De far better
for the country We have word OF OK
cusc for the contemplate scoundrel who
imposed upon the New York press, but we
think Just as much of aim as we do CT the
b-ascar. Butler, or the deliberate falsifer
Stanton.