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TRIHl-TE RESPECT n

To tile Wor>hip;u' Master. Warden; ..n,:
Brethren Of Shrevcpor: Lodge. No. IL.
i. A. NJ.
We the undersigned conm:ttcc. apuuiut
cd at 4 special meeting. held e. the I1r,s,n
ic Hall. in the city OF shreveport, March,
25th, l-s5. beg leave to offer tho follow
ing r.'solurion-
Whcr.aS, it has pleased tn, !Suprc,H.
Arci i..ct Of th. Uni-.rS. to remove from
is Our much bclo"c.: and worthy brother.
YIN. McM;N@n, VINO &c, ,,ar;cd this ne o..
The 24.h March. TD:rccre
Resolved. That as members OF this
LODGE w.. deeply ,2cp'or, and lame1., ,l,e
loss o: oar M. c.. e<t,.efnc brosher.
R">oiccd. That in the death OF bro.hc:
Ne Niiicu, .vc recognize the loss Of q fai;i
fl Mason. devoted to n: interests Of :h..
url.c,, anL familiar with its duties and OF
i-a,ioH>
Resolved, That his Lodge has c.pccia,
cause to tirp!ore his death, as the loss 0:
one who vas ever willing to devote his
time AL energies - the h2nor and pyos-
pcriir rFtDe order
Eeso!vel. That in the death Of our lat.
brother McN;l!eH. society hes lost an hGu-
est and exemplary member, sac: AlasoHs =
tue AID iaithiti brotber.
Resolved, That ve deeply s~mpathiz.
wS:h th. willow and children Of the dc
cc--"i. in th-ir bereavement.
E:soived. That this preamble ard rrsc-
lu'ions b" entered in .ut! upon the Records
Of the LoGge. and ;hat c copy be furnished
the Editor o. the Sl; everort News for pun
lication. and n cory be sent o the widow
and children Of c:: deceased brother,
Respectfully -::tmi.ted.
L. EjEksTADI.
go DICKINSON,
TltNHAS
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position Of the people was maligpcd
and their loyalty ir,peacied, and
that the imperial government was in
duced to believe that the failure OF
Canada to provide for her defence,
arose from her indispositi"n to con-
tinue her connection with Great Bri-
tain, it that connection involved in
the future the possibility of heavy
responsibilities and sacrifices.
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Shall we F:IlseE.

:2ha!! we f;kitcr shall we COVER
Wind tho robe Of foul 6;sgracu
Fcund the bright immortal GLORY
Years )elnca.h Ms in their .rtc-7
Bls.'y lsnsei;ng where haze i,|,ee
Men Of vaior--'nen Of soul
l."a: :ha fate G. "ar i:,vo.r. Us
liz the lost 0: Paitr? guid:
Comes 10 n1elnory sad and l7:iiins.
Through the corridors nt time:
Voices iroul tho land OF shadc2-s.
Eca'aS back the thoughts behin.i'
Back to nher: = sou or brother
Nel,.:s in his OWN rich blood
Back to tuin, waste and :.>hpo.
"bec. the cherished bon.tasd =tro1
Back TO deeds Of foul dishcuor,
Nrcaksd upon the maid Or wife.
Deeds that like the tides OF ocean,
swallow up the streams OF lite!
Deed, by which tic ar uus tainted.
Deeds recorde now in He'll;
Deeds - which cen death we've ,In-cJ
:'erc it ,ortuvr, linked - wolf!
Memories rich viii. rcsoiu:ion--
strong as granite cliffs OF graS,
Sacred. TOO. b.y vows Of vengcancr
Whether arc 'hey tl,,d to-day
Ar" sc ncu, and not the sortiij
Apes o. an ;.u 1lo.tal race
t:c &c but the copied actors
o., ma:,h ood .;olc 70 wane?
"h4: though ulounta:ns Of di<aetc-
shpI!d, Ia onc Sisuat;c pile,
weigh upon Our c!locA"T.d fortunes.
50 we re fearless al the While
Eai1 aud useless did ,he C:rccid,.
Win he i.sllliess ,aeed ,f p,a;s"
When ,iirco huuI"csi net . million,
IN ';" r:':,- that coward, raise.
Did the sturdy. peaceful bursher
Do'T TO o1rcul, Imperial Spain.
Ta:oHch bis eighty years OF travail,
With the w9aan'5 word in van
BE the men tina: were you: fathers.
In .hc grand. heroic age;
Braves: ia tbs fac. Of ruin:
Civ. th-;c deed q brother page:
GIRO nS round each fearless bosom.
li1nor'a bright. un:avuishe' ban.,
Firm to hattl" on forever,
TIL We win olr native land
GLAICC~
Mans.ic!l, May p, 1865.
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ing Subsistence. for the army and
people let all contractors, civil
and military. comply taithIullv with
their contracts. They will te held
to a strc; accountability. Let no
one attempt to cheaper or deprrss
the curltucv; bat let each and every
one emulate the other in doing every
thing ,hat lies IN l,is power to hold
up the hand of all in authority, and
to alleviate the auff'.riugs of the poor
and needy. Rcbulzc the pestilent
greed for gold, and ,h. foul, cor
rupt and corrup,inS spirit OF
speculation. Listen not to the dis
mai voice Of despo,llency, and turn
i deaf ear to all who talk Of failure.
DO all you possibly can 20 II ,hold
the government We hav. chosen. and
! tenders
In any event .i,;,t may happen.
would earnestly cntIcat aHu advise
'ha, you b- not tempted to yield 20
the false and deius,ve proposals Of
the rn"nv. THIS revolution cannot
tti!. Oar government might be seat
tered to th,, four winds pt i-lvrn-
oNr President. Cabinet :u,l CONGRESS
in-iis"c5 or tp;i:rs-,ur armies de-
tea, d, nt"gratri n!!d Dispersed;
uuT bonds aud treasury notes drpre-
c!,.ici to uttcg wDI'th!rSsur~S; our
g..nrra credit d,stcp", ard our.x-
N-:rnco a Il nation. OF even as 81 r"l
= Efr.,..,, ,,,,..,. ,,.i,, tI,,,;.l ,.,.! ;,r
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For State Treasurer.

We ar. author zcd to announce Colonel
ROSS l.. Ui;k +. Of the Parish OF Natchi-
toci:.:s, ~ q candidate for Stale Treasurer.
for thc ensuing election
ap1 VIZ ,w-toc
We are autLc -i1cd 10 announce Ma;cr
:. d. OLIVER az i candidate for Stats
Treasurer.
Louis, na papers copy LApril 6 e:
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Lost

~ Tuesday morning, the 9th *. %.
~ the road from the Arsenal t, this cit:
Or on the streets, between Cadd, and ri
lam 4 LADfS GOLD WAT n Th.,
hndcr will be ihcvalty rewarded u ia.
Tug the watch at thr News nfEI :,
'0lvTf f>,v.Ssv-
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sense. which justify the conviction
Of u common concerted policy, and
'nesicatr that this policy is to under
'nine the l,yalty of the people and
induce them to regard iavorably :,
change Of position which viii free
them lo1a some dangers and relieve.
them from some disadvantages
Hence the persistent lies that Great
Britain is unable to defend Canada;
that her government, Legislature, and
press have declared their inability
and uuwillngncs to do so, and that
even in an imperial quarrel the de-
tens, Of the province must depend on
Canadian treasure and blood, It is
hardly NECESSARY for us to state tina,
these tnlse:.cods have no more re,ia-
Bile origin than the invention Of the
willing traitors who utter them tha;
they are has"d on no broader fonnda-
ton than the unwillingn"ss OF the i'm
pcrlal government 10 recommend to
Parliament any expenditure for the
permanent defence Of Canada so long
as tlle Provincial Legislature refused
" ''h' ''lH o'cP2 "!i!c" We're deemed
necessary y the lMperi1,' military
''"'"'f' ''t' ~ mat p"tpoE"' And so
.'''5 aS Il remained """ot! " "nether;
IN case OF war WITH tie federal
o'"'es, taH';a might not at'pt the
suggestion Of Il wealthy aud inAuen-
''i merchant ct N'Atr-a'' who, al
M TIM" OF ,h' r"ht a'tt'r publicly
pFop"arH IN that arena OF cowardty
,r"",'r and s@d.i!on, tHt Merchan;'s
LXchanSe' :" can = pNol'c !"ret'nc
20 declare thc HGutral!tE OF C2na:n
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TO REFUGEES.

3Npk SALti--A \ farm and improvements
Il situated Is miles from Shreveport. :;
miles from MoorinSsport. and miles frcp,
Albany. This PROPERTY will be sold on
moderate terms, or the use of the same car
be had at low rent to any one who vii
keep it in good order. Enquire ncthis o;
fee. [April II: wS>H +
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nations upon the high seas, swc"l
! away the commerce Of the enemy, in
! volvc their finances in ruin, carry
distress t. their own homes, distr,c'
their councils, drmoraiizr thcl,
troops, uul iisl,cartcn their leaders
| for verify believe that before six
months small ellpse the Federal gov.
crnt,.cnt Will DC at war with all the
great powers of Europe.
l;uL should Ties. we'll foundeA
hopes prove uclusions, We have
every reason to contilu in an a;ti-
! tulr Of armed irtiauce, and TO fight
with the almost Of our strength. tor
ti,ude and energy, Our Resistance
h.l,. in ,h- west Will assist and has
ten q rca tiouar- movement i'll the
States east of the Mississippi, So
that while We engage here. 4 t'r,l-ral
army our brothers there may rally,
r.or gnniz" and renew the tight. as
th.y will a--ur-dly DO. IF Sc are
.ruc 10 ourselves ~" can ,,"k,. the
srhiuga,'"n of this I>'pu.t'nr cost
tn th. E'";.ra!5 twenty 'AousauJ
lives and hundred millions % oo(
lav-, Rather than resort u sucn
waste Of blood and treasure. they vii!
Il. least consent to settle on terms
wh!rN shni! not b. uISnpnnr.rh.c, in
the ."tnt ;!!a, 40 other cuul-,. i
left us
This il one pG those irnoturr= where
the mas, devoted h.ro.,;.u .nd l!!.
: a.,
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For Sale.
900 lSi>NV.AE

CTOLEE on the aight of til. Sth inst. :,
- BAY PONY. : years old: walks ycr,
wide, is about II feet high. h;a! whit,
foot. He is newly shni, swellud heels in
front and corlls behind. Nane very h.a--v
and trimmed. and on his right thigh has ;.
Mexican brand. The above rev ar! vii! u.
paid for his delivoYv 20 the Elitnr Of M
paper.
April wGswii.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
1 NEGRO BOY between IS. and IA
"a years OF age. Apply at this office
apo #
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:
The Assassination OF the a'ress-
dent. and OF secretary seward.

The country has been thrown into 4
state OF gloom and mourning IN conse-
ouence OF the assassination of president
Lincoln. The sad event TRANSFERRED at
Ford's Theatre in Washington, on Friday
evening last. and resulted in his death at
% minutes past Z o'clock on Saturday
morning. 1t is supposed that Wilkes
Booth, the actor. perpetrated the foul deed
The deed was done about Ii o'clcck 7.
NJ. and within a very few minutes of the
same time the sick room Of secretary Sew
ard was invaded by another fiend in hu-
man shape who attempted and Wei nigh
succeeded in taking his life, severely
woundng him in several places about the
head and face. We give elsewhere the
particulars so far rs known of this horrible
tragedy, but confess We have no words
ut command to properly express our feel
ings of horror and regret at such a mon
strous outrage True we have not been
Al admirer as our readers knoH, OF the
,.:an Abraham Lincoln nor of his political
policies, but when the executive head ct
the government is murderously stricken
down by the hands of an assassin, we feel
that the whole country has been deeply
wronged and Inundated by the dark and
desperate deed
On the reception Of the news here, a
general feeling Of sadness pervaded the
entire community, which manifested Itself
in an uumistakable manner in the coun-
tenances Of the people and the tone and
subject Of their conversation throughout
the day. The L. 5 flag was draped in
mourning and suspended over the prnci'
PAL street, MANY business houses aud pri-
vate dwellings were also draped in mourn
ing throughout the days OF Saturday and
Sunday. IN attempt was made to have
a meeting of citizens called to take proper
steps for holding general meeting one
day this week to give express on to the
feelings Of the people on the subject o.
the calamity. but it was thought best to
postpone any action in the matter until
the particulars were more fully known.
The Vice President. Andrew johnson
was sworn into Office as president at II
o'clock last Saturday. and the destinies Of
the country are now in his hands Tha
he may act wisely and we'll in the respon
sible station which by the death Of tn
president be Is tLu, called to assume. i
the prayer of every patriotic citizen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
Last saturday here.

When the news of the assassination Of
president Lincoln and secretary Seward
was received here by telegraph early last
Saturday morning, it was generally re-
garded as q huge canard, and as a c0nsc
quence many remarks were made III jo-
cose way relative 20 it, which, after the
morning papers were received confirming
the report, were seized upon by few hot
headed partizans and the attempt made to
manufacture political capital for the bene-
fit Of the Republican newspaper concern
acros the way. Some of the most rabid
proposed lynching one or two men in
town, while the special friends of the Re
publican, having an eye to the prosperity
of that establishment, were IN favor of de-
n,olshing the Democrat office. The spirit
which prompted these exhibitions of wrath
was, however, confined to that portion ol
the republican party here who have al
ways been noted for their vindictiyeness
towards political opponents, and was Of
the same character as that which prompt
cd the damnable deed Of assassination a
the capital. We are glad. however, to SC,
that this spirit was promptly rebuked b.
all the better portion of all classes of oul
citizens, and thus order and quiet contin
ne to reign in OR midst. " hen the news
was confirmed, and the people began to re
alize the fact tina: the government wa,
without hea6. we neither saw nor heard
any one who did not deeply deplorc the
act Of the desperadoes at Washington
We suppose, however, that the Republican
will air its wrath and give vent to som.
of its characteristic denuuciations Of bet
ter men than any connected with tina
concern.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

thing, however. that strikes us rs apalpabie
omission in the address, and that is the
entire absence of any expression of re-
lance for aid in the performance Of his
official duties on Divine Providence
Such an expression We believe has never
before been omitted by any occupant OF
the presidential chair, aud decent re-
spect for the opinions of mankind" should
have induced him to follow in the footsteps
of his predecessors Perhaps, however,
the omission was owing to the suddenness
of the exigency which called him to the
position, and may not have been inten>
.ionai on his part.
1t is said that several rebel prisoners
at Camp Morton, indianapolis, on hearing
the news of Mr. Lincoln's assassination
cheered Justify, for doing which they
were promptly hung. We also learn that
few individuals in other places who mans
ifesied JOY at the occurrence were sent to
prison BY the military authorities, and
others OF the same class have been dealt
with by the citizens in way that tended
to silence, If it did not convince them OF
the error of their ways. We think it in
exceeding bad taste to rejoice at the re-
cent overwhelming calamity brought upon
the people by the honlicdal conduct OF
J. Wilkes Booth and his co>conspirators,
but we are not prepared TO justify mob
law and mob spirit under any circum>
stances whatever The safety Of the
country Just now demands strict adhe-
renee to law and order, and and departs
ure theIefr only ends to increase our
di ficultics
The late president fell victim 20 the
spirit of revenge, aud the same spirit ex-
/ 'bited,generally by the people would leave
little TO hope for in this country. Nc
m IN 5 life would be safe no man S proper>
t. secure, the very foundations Of civil
liberty would be torn away. and the cdi-
flee would needs come crashing to tie
earth. 1t is the interest Of every good
man in the country, as it is his duty, to
set his face firm as flint against every
violation Of Law by whomsocver perpetra-
ted Takiuo the law into ones ovn hands
invariably leads TO anarchy, strife and
bloodshed, and sooner or later recoils up
on the man or men who 90 it. Wise
counsels, moderation and firmness Of pur-
pose, are what is now demanded by us as
a people With these we may weather
the storm in safety. without them We shall
assuredly 90 to destruction. May God
give our rulers and people wisdom, for in
Him is our trust
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20


Pursuant to previous notice, meeting
OF the citizens Of Marshall Co. was held
at Woodward's Hall, April 18th 1865, foi
the purpose Of passing suitable resolutions
concerning the untimely death OF the late
President Of the United States, at which
meeting the following resolutions were
presented and unanimously passed:
Whereas; In the inscrutable WAYS oil
Divine Providence, the people Of this mi
ted States III the midst of Joy and glad
ness over the recent successes Of oul
armies. and the near approach Of peace
dire calamity has befalen US in the
death of our Chief Magistrate, therefore
lst. Resolved, That we ave hearC
OF this gre 1t calamity with The deepes
emotion and cannot but express our feel
inys Of Indignation and horror at the iou
deed BY which nation is clad in the Ia
biliments OF woe.
ID. Resolved, That for teuacity o
purpose, honesty Of intention, liberaiity
to opponents, perseverance, in all that h,
believed TO be right, steadfast by pursuit
OF all objects which in his opinion con
duced TO the glory Of the nation in kind
ness of heart. in cheerful buoyant hope
the late chief magistrate STOOD pre-eminent
and whatever mis- faults or faiings. tn,
world now and hereafter will recognize
him us standing at the very pinqcle o
fame, and the lips of all men far and near
at home and abroad will plead like angel
trumpet tongued, against the deep damna
ton of his taking off.
Sd Resolved; That the assassin o
the late President of the L. S, and his co
conspirators, deserve and should rceciv
the just reward Of their murderous deeds
and them memories be held in perpetua
cxecration by all lovers Of patriotism, la,
ana order.
4. Resolved, That We mourn with heart
felt sorrow, the untimely death of our lat
Chief Magistrate, and are admonished b
it to ever be ready with our property an
lives if need be to support and sustain tn
government of our country by all laud;
bic and lawful means. that We may pre
IIserye aud hand down to our posterity tn
blessings of liberty and good government
bequeathed to us by cur fathers.
D. Resolved That the members Of III
several churches in this place, togethe
with the citizens generally, are hereby re
quested to meet at their respective place
of worship on tomorrow at IL o'clock n
t, unite N such religions services +;
may be deemed suitable to the solemn O,
casion.
n. SHERMAN. Pres.
G. 5. CLEVELAND, Vice Pres.
II. G. THAYER, Sec'y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Wilkes Booth cannot be found. lis
horse is also gone from the stable.
T JHi.d Dispotch.l
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15-l:50 y. NJ.
The president is still alive, but is sink
ing rapidly. He is unconscious.
No arrests have been made, except of
witnesses.
Fourth Dispotch,]
WAsu1SoroN, Apr. i5-2:3O 4. NJ
All the secretaries, save Seward, have
arrived at tie house where the president
is lying. under an armed escort. Surgeon
General Barnes says the president cannot
live till daylight.
Miss Laura Keenc tcstifies that Wilkes
Booth was the assassin.
fVM DisPotch-]
WAsuINGToN. April 10.
The president is still alive at this hour,
but entirely unconcious No hope seems
to be felt for his recovery.
NAsHINCToN Apr. 15--l2. 80 A. n.
The president was shot, in theatre. to
night, and is perhaps MORALLY wounded.
Second DiSpatcAl
The president is not expected TO live
through the night. He was shot at q
theatre
Secretary Seward was also assassinoted
No arteries were cut Particulars soon.
Third DsspotcA.]
President Lincoln and wife. with other
friends, this evening visited Ford's
theatre. for the purpose Of Witnessing the
performance Of Our American Cousin. y
1t was announced in the papers that Gen.
Grant would also be present, but that gen
tleman took the late train of cars for New
Jersey. The theatre was densely crow
ded, aud everybody seemed delighted with
the scene before them During the third
act and while there was temporary pause
for one Of The actors to enter, a sharp
report OF pistol was heard which merely
attracted attention. bet suggested nothing
serious until man rushed to the front OF
the president 5 box. waving long dagger
III his right hand and enchanting. "tSic
Semper 7yronais." and immediately leap
ed from the box. which was III the rear
tier, to the stage beneath, and ran across
to the opposite side of the stage, making
his escape, amid the bewiderment Of the
audience, from the rear OF the theatre,
and: mounting horse, fed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
The Inaugural.

We publish elsewhere the inaugural
address of Mr. johnson on taking the oath
OF president of the United States 1t is
What might have been expected perhaps
from a man with his antecedents, and we
will not therefore indulge in hypercriticism
Our readers can for themselves form an
estimate of il. eh,rsc,ar There !. one
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
G.. S. CLEVELAND, Vice Pres.
ii. G. THAYER, Sec'y.
NEW YoRL, April Is.

The Hcrald's Newbern correspondent
Of the 18th gives rumor that johnson
was about to surrender.
A state convention, to consist Of dele
gates from all counties, is called for the
14th Of May.
NEW YORK, April Is.
The Herald's Richmond dispatch of the
18th says Gen. Lee arrived in that city at
half-past in the afternoon on the 18th.
He and his staff were received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the populace,
cheer upon cheer being given them
Even union officers raised their caps to
him
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

Principal Office and Laboratory at the s. l.. cor
her OF SIXTH and CONNER CE Streets, Phia
ielphia, where al letters for advice or business
should he directed.
lie will be found there every SATURDAY,
profe.s ionallv to examine lungs with the Respi:
omcter for which his fee is three dollars; al sd
vice free.
In New York at No. - BOND Street. escry
TUESDAY from 8 s I'd. to g. ?. n.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, Jan
uary : and -. February - and g. March II
and i6. Ap:iil9 and -, May Il and Is, June II
ana Ii. July i9 and 90
The time for my being in BALTi MORE md
PITTSBU@G VIII be seen in the daily papers Of
tEoss cities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20
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VINO THE NERVOUS, DEBILlTATED


SEXES. great sufferer having been restored
to health in f ! days, after many years of mis-
cry, is willing to assist his suffering fellow
pures by sending (free.) on the receipt of post
taid addressed envelope, a copy of the formula OF
clreemployed. Direct to
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Post Office Box 1872,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-20

1t appears, by an order issued by Gen.
Sherman, announcing to his army the sur
render of Lee, that sherman has reach ed
Smith6eld, where he dates the order April
18th.