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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-12
vEssELsIN PoRr-AUGUsr 1a.

Am clipper ship ReyHdrd, Lymour-
Am clipper ship Midnight, Crosby.
Am bark Comet. S:Ott.
Am clipper ship Ceylon- Woods
Am bark ~smyniOte, Lovett-
Gillian Bark Matador, Rasmussen.
Hau'n bark Hamehameha V, C~unninghaua.
Eng top1aiI schr DOmitiIa, Webb.
An VIII bark jos. Maxwell, Chase.
Am vh bark Richmond, Weeks
Am VII ship James Naury, Cunningham.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-12

was q brochure entitled q" De Ia capacit6 politique
des classes ouYriers II de ieur ayenemrnI proclaim.
which he read. The Emperor boiled up 10 u higher
grade than les E'Hr GU Dl1bi.. cursed some,
threatened ADVERTISEMENTS and withdrawal OF
pension TO the poor widow. and would have done
something more foolish, no doubt. had not 4 sense
OF his nude condition confined him 10 his bath. The
benevolent shadow regarded him with an express
ion Of pity. finished reading the brochure and
disappeared. This pamphlet viii be published soon,
then you viii see that the Emperor had good rea-
son to feel uneasy. II Is the master plea Of the age
IN behalf OF the working classes.
Then entered the third and last of hisshadowy Wis
ltants. Hewas eXquisitly dressed in ancient Roman
costume, was OF matchlesS symmetry Of person, and
features Of taultless manly beauty selfpossesSed in
all his movements, and Vet with an air so deferential
and loyal that the Emperor felt treasured al once,
though he felt penetrated with an almost inper-
ceptible aroma of birthstone. This heaven-clad
visitor begged the Emperor TO feel no uneaSiness
IN regard 10 what had been said or done by the
two preceding shades. They were sent BY the
genius of destiny to test his courage, and found
that he was not wanting-said they were somewhat
cranky. particularly the first. as it had taken lately
20 republican ways-had spent much of his time
ia'eIy IN Amerlca-associated with those who have
been weak enough 10 grant liberty 10 subjects or
incorporated the condition of the people. such rs
Washington, Hamilton, Bolivar and kamehameha
II-has been IN the councils of Generals Grant.
sherman and sheridan lately. eStcems them much.
particularly the latter. Has taken 10 the bad habit
OF telling the truth in all things, considers men
daclty IN war or politics a mistake. &c. &c. The
gracious shadow assured Napoleon that mendacity
was not a mistake, that the world would not be-
heve the truth If told TO them, that his coup d'etat
was polite and necessary. that he i~nterprets les
LdeeS correctly, and il pursued to the end would
save and consolidate the Empire. would eclipse the
glory OF the Augustine reign. That his Vie de
cesar was the literary chef d'oautre of this cycle
and the envy OF all aspirants for fame: that he
would be admitted a member OF the Institute and
the Prince Imperial after him. Then with a smile
OF lnettab!e sweetness and assurance. bowed aud
backed out. The Emperor was himself again,
scratched softly with little FINGER his unrlfiai head
felt assured that this was the genius that had in
splred his late labors-and, so should have. had
not the 'ravishing pair of eyes followed the exit
OF the shadow with supernatural keenness. and OBJ !
served as it emerged into the night air. that a gen
tie zephyr from the mountains of the moon rufied
the ethereal robe and disclosed a snugly
niursed caudal extremity with the eagle of Poland
upon Its tangS. MARABOUr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-12

y AXES-HANDLED
TOR SALE BY
L 4sl5t C. BREWER & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-12
Ships Mails.

Icr HoySKOSG-per Midnight, this day.
FOR WIsDvARD POETs-per Annie Laurie, Monday.
beE sAs FRAscIsCO-per SuyruiOte, uncertain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Ifihere is any one who doesn't 'belicve i'm
Bourbon. il must be some individual who has Eever
seen the place. and it is opinion that ''bird
eve view" Of our embryo city, at this time, would
remove from las mind all doubt that it i, one OF
the most thriving towns in this part Of the State.
1t Is true occasionally hear the CRY Of some old
fogy croakcr. telling to beware,-that Bourbon
is overreaching herself-.oins entirely too far
ahead of the country. &c; bu. this is all bosh.--
drive into the surrounding country will satisfy
any one that the country around us is kee, ing
pace with the rapid strides of the town. Our nu
merous merchants are thronged with business and
the advent Of new Dry Goods, Grocery or Hard
ware Store scarcely makes ripple in the tide OF
business. Improvements arc going on as il BY
magic Mechanics of every branch fnd more
work than they can do. The hum OF machinery
and the din of hammer and saw are heard from
dawn to twilight. little longer and Bourbon
will leave her neighbors far behind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

PEACE OR WAR.-Paui having sold out
his Boot and Shoe Store to G. S. Cleave-
land. desires to settle up the business i'm
mediately. and respectfully requests all
persons indebted to him to call at once, at
the old stand. where he may be found for
a snort time. and square their accounts.
be hopes all will see the necessity Of com
plying with this request.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

MAkRrED.-By Rev J. E. Chaplin, on Thursda,
evening. April Goth, 1865, at the home of the
brides mother in Plymouth, Mr. r. c. FuLrox Of
Philadelphia and Miss JENNIE E. SMITH.
The printers we've duly remembered by the hap
py pair, and we cannot refrain from rendering
them our hearty congratulations and best wishe:
for their future happiness and welfare The for
tunate groom can now say truly:
"She is mine own;
And | as rich in having such je eel,
As twenty seas If all their sands were pearl,
The water nectar and the rocks pure gold"
Also-On the same day, BY Rev A. II widney
Mr. MADIsos PATros, ofCass county, and Mis-.
HATTIE McBsOox Of North township in this cOun
tv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

The GREAT L,isroRIcsL PArS1INGs-OfJ. Insco
Williams Grand Moving Panorama of the Bible
will be on exhibition a, Woodward Hall for four
evenings only. commencing Wednesday. April
Goth This is the larges, painting of the sacred
Scriptures in the world, covering 1000 square yds
of canvass, and comprising sixty of the most
sublime scenes of the frst SEQ years Of Biblical
History. Exhibition each evening at s ii o'clock
Tickets so cents; Children under ten years old -
cents. Matinee, Saturday afternoon. at 3 o'clock
Tickets to Matinee p cents; Children Is cents
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

A Miraculous Cure Of Rheumatism and
Neuraliga; effected BY DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. Read the following.
VALPARAISO, PoRrER Co. ISp.
Dr. e w. RoBAcK-Dear S:r: / write this
for the benefit Of the suffering and afflicted. This
Is TO certify that our daughter. Almira Frances
twelve years old, has been afflicted for nine years,
with lndamatory Rheumatism. o. Neuralgia. She
was attended oy the most skilful physicians, but
received relief but continued to grow worse til
she Was helpless as an infant, her hands and knees
all drawn and enlarged so as to cause her 90 suffer
the most circulating pins, and worn down to a
mere skeleton, and at length was induced TO try
your Blood Purifier and Pills, and she began to
amend and IS now comfortable and going to school
We believe your remedies to be the best ever
tried. Yours with great respect.
A.. T. HEMPHILL.
Mrs M. HEMPHILL. -
See advertisement in another column. T23-lm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Phillips & Johnson. authorized Wan CLAIM
AGIvrs, have superior facilities for the speedy
collection OF claims against the United States,
such as Pensions, Bounty, Back PAY, &c, DC.
This is the oldest agency in this part of the State,
and is conducted By gentlemen who have ever
been the soldiers friend, and Internationally for
the Union. Give them your business BY all means.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

IxpI.SA's Roll OF HONOR The second vol
ume of this highly entertaining work will soon be
issued. A large number Of copies of the first roll
ume were sold in this county and every purchaser
of the first will undoubtedly want the second. See
advertisement of agents wanted in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

We have been favored with mixture Of the
"four seasons during the past ten days. Hail,
snow, rain and sunshine. have had their turn.
But thanks TO our sandy SOIL few days of sun.
shine, accompanied by April wind. dries up
the mud and renders our streets and roads naviga-
hIa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
Corporation Nominating Convention

TheCIion men of Plymouth are requested to
meet at Phillips & Johnson's law Office THIS
(THURSDAY) EVENING, to nominate candi
dates for Marshal. Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor
and five Trustees, one for each wa.d. The cleo
ton will be held next Monday. Every sincere
and earnest Union man, who desires the prosperity
OF the town and the removal Of the stigma that
las heretofore rested upon it abroad, il is hoped
viii attend the meeting tonight and participate in
the proceedings. 1t is believed that if good men
are nominated and united effort made the Union
candidates can be elected. Let every man then
who desires this glorious result be on hand prompt
~ at ~ o'clock this evening.
MANY VOTERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

NICE PrcrrRrs.-If you want nice photograph
or ambrotype, true to nature, and executed in the
very best style, 90 to Losey's Gallery over Rice
& Bros store. Mr.. L. is a superior artist and
guarantees satisfaction in every case Call and
examine his beautiful specimens whether You want
any work in his line or not.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Turtles GALLEEr.-Squire futile is enlarging
and refsiing his Picture Gallery in splendid style.
and preparing to increase his facilities to accommo-
date his numerous customers In a short time he
will have all the light he VIII need in any kind OF
weather. As an artist Squire futile has no supe-
rioF- His photographs, gems. and ambrotypes arc
equal to any executed in the cities.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

The Rt. Rev. IT, ]. Whitehouse, Of Chicago,
Bishop of Illinois. will hold service for the pur
pose q Confirmation, next Tuesday evening, May
81, a. the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
BOURBON ITEMS
GY +. J. BECK.

We have heard several Of our prominen, bust
ness men discussing the project of establishing a
National Bank at this place. A better move could
not be made, and We hope soon to chornicle the
advent OF the First National Bank of BouIbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Snow SToRN.--A furious snow storm prevailed
here on Saturday last, accompanied by strong
west wind, re ndering fires and winter clothing es-
sentially necessary. 1t was feared that the cur
rants. cherries and early apples would all be killed
but it is now believed they not injured any oil
consequence. The weather has since moderated,
and the cherry trees nov full of blossoms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Mr.. Burlinsam,, the Corporation Treasurer. has
kindly furnished US with an Exhibit of the fnan-
cial condition Of oar Corporation treasury, which
will be found elsewhere, and which will doubtless
be closely examined by the tax payers. We can
not say how satisfactory it will prove have not
had time to examine it very critically. 1t occur
red to us, however. upon a hasty examination o.
the document, that it would have been more salts
factory to the tax PAYERS, had the items OF expen-
diture been given.
Mr. B. also furnished Us with the proceedings OF
the Board OF Corporation Trustees in regard to a
FIRE engine. but we could no. find room for it thi.
week. He informed us, however. that no bonds
for the purpose of raising money to purchase
CINE, &c, have yet been offered for sale, but that
he has been corresponding with manufacturers
and others in regard to the matter, and thinks j,
not improbable that the Trustees will purchase
soon if the funds can be raised TO pay for it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Those subjec; to pay an income tax would do
we'll to read what the deputy United Suites Asses
sor for this county has to say on the subject, in
our advertising columns to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
DLEASE CALL AND SETTLE.

Having sold out entirely II settle
my accounts without delay, by note otherwise Those
knowing themselves indebted 10 the undersigned will save
by settling the without delay. Time precious
March %, 1855. u. WOODROW, Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne

On and atcr Dec Is, 1854, Trains will leave Stations
daily. Sundays excepted, ss follows:
Ira ms Going West.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

"Miss no. the occasion; by the forelock take
That subtle power, the never-halting time.
Lest mere moments pushing off should''
Allow the dreadful Catarrh to extend down the
throat to your Lungs, and Consumption fix its new
er-loosening grasp upon your life. At once use
d. H. SeeIye's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY
For sale by all Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
u. s. 7-3O LOAN.

D authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the un
iersgned has the General Subscription Agency
for the ofunited States Treasury Notes beaIng
and three tcnlhs per interest pOr annum known
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
Exhibit to the President and Mem
bers of the Board of Trustees OF
Plymouth Corporation.

|
herewith present statement Of the amount of
money that has come into my hands as Treasurer of
Plymouth Corporation. during the year. up to
April odd, 1865, and the disposition made of the
same:
Total amount of Corporation Duplicate of 1864,
Total amt received on account of Licenses 5000
do cash received from former Treasurer Of
Grave Yard Funds Sll
Total = rcd from leases Of Grave Yard Lots $500
do do do collections of Delinquent Tax 66.74
&c do do sale Of Caaboose 1900
Total sg,scO,ol
By amt of Delinquent Tax returned 5se-5s
BY orders paid to A. C. Capron, School 1900
Fy other orders redeemed l,Ol9.i7
BY interest 4O2
By amt due from Marshal on account Of
BY Cash on hand of Grave Yard fund. 1895
BY do do Corporation funds e7313
Total s266OOi
Whole amount Of orders issued during the year sIio 10
ring cnrrent wear s JOsa5
On acct Corporation expenses for 1853, 1855
On acct Grave Yard il4s
On acct Fire Department leg so
On acct schools $1,000
Total sl,l40.76
CONDITION OF GRAVE YARD YuSDs.
Red from former Treasurer, SSH
do on acct of leases OF lots during the year 1900
Total receipts som
by orders paid on acc0un, of Grave Yard sa4e
/ Nv Cash ON hand 1866
Total s6l.n
CONDITION OF SCHOOL FUND.
Received BY Tax Collections SjVcW
By am paid A. e. Capron, School Trustee $4,000
Total received iy Tax ColIections 1855 81
/ do do do do Of delinquent 1914
do do on account OF Licenses 5000
/ do do for sale Of Calaboose 5000
Totalreceipts sI,7i2sl
By paid Of old orders 1886
do do orders of current year 6sS-S5
/ do Interest orders 400
do orders acct Of Fire Dept l02.sO
By due from Marshal on acct Of licenses Sis
By Cash on hand GIBBS
Total sl,7l2.3l
Toai amount Of orders redeemed si.ale47
BY paid on acc't of School $4,000
do do Grave Yard 4l.4G
do do Fire Department lo2.So
do do Corporation of old
orders lsG So
do do Corporation for
rent wear 6sse5
Total sl3ls47
There outstanding orders issued this year s7.s5
do do ds do previous years,
known" l5O
Total amount Of orders unpaid ss.35
II is impossible from the imperfect condition Of tho
old records to ascertain whether more old orders
remain unpaid or
There is in the hands Of the Trustee Center Town
ship Road funds belonging to the Corporation Sl9396
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
ii. c. BURLINGAME,
Treasurer Plymouth Corporation.
Plymouth. April -. 1865.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
LARM FOR SALE.

wish sell my farm laying az miles southeast of
Plymouth containing so all under good fence with
80 cleared and in good state Of cultivation There
ii l75 Apple Trees of which bore fruit last
year. Good hewed log buildings, well of water &c. The
above mentioned farm is sugar tree and walnut land.
March 9, lS65-nl9m3pd l.. y. B0GGS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under date Of June 18TH 1865
andare payable three years from that ime in currency
or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
BOURBON ADVERTISEMENTS,
Peace! Peace!

AMI good will toward all mankind. was tie motto Of
General Graz; in the occupation Of Richmond the
sequen surrender Of Lee and his Confederate thus
allowing he veared rebel soldier from the
contihded h1rdships Of war well full permission 10
return 70 his friends ans loved at heme CONSEQUENT
such operations panic New York and sister
cities enabling Messrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
Thirty. Five Thousand Now In Use.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED
FOR FIVE YEARS.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
the age During the past half century the French and
bellows pedals for the feet operate but
only bellows instruments made il impossible
for them produce the mellow rich ard musical for
which instruments celebrated.
Another objection this method Of blowing was, that
both being occupied, opportunity offered for
the Of the swell Within the past years
constructed this European plan double
blowers have been manufactured in this country and
counterfeit this difficulty want Of Ewe lever has
been projected from the centre Of the instrument
upon the swell, And OPERATED THE The incon-
Venence aud cOntorton TO effect this object
dsagreeable enough to gentleman, hut 10 lady the
OF such a appo ndage is nearly impossible.
Our device obviaes this difficulty entirely
the simple Of blowing with less force giving
the desired increase decrease in the volume Of tone
For the superior excellence Of Melo-
been questioned. and for the
demand has made il impossible for meet
our orders promptly With increased facilities
feel warranted in assuring patrons that their orders
will promptly met and solicit continuance their
patronage
A Liberal Discount to Clergymep,
Churches and Schools.
ADDRESS,
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.. Buffalo, N. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE 6 CO., Chicago, Eli.
ra An illustrated Catalogue, with full description Of
styles will be lent free to any address nov2a4.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-17
A SPARTAN MARRINGA

Many Of the laws Of Lycurgus, in co..
tion with this subject, would, undoubteo.
meet with the appreciation Of the fair sex On,
modern times. Tbs time for marriage was
fixed by statutc--that Of the man, at thirty
or thirty five years, that Of the lady at about
twenty, or little younger. All men who
continued unmarried after the appointed
time were liable to prosecution, and ell old
bachelors were prshbitsd from being present
at the public exercises of the Spartan maid.
ems, and were denied the usual respect and
honors paid to the aged. Why should
give yoh place" cried tbs young man to
the old unmarried gentleman, when YOU
have no child TO give place to me when an,
old ?"
No marriage portions were gisen to sny Of
the maidens, so that neither poverty should
prevent n gallant nor riches tempt him 10
marry contrary to his inclinations. The pa
rents Of three childrca enjoyed considerable
immunities, and those with four chilcrea
paid no taxes whatever--a regulation which
all married men Of large families will readily
admit to be most wise and equitable. Every
marriage was preceded by a betrothal, as in
ether Greek Cities but the marriage itself
was performed by the young Spartan carry
ing of his bride by pretended abduction,
and for some time afterward the wife contin-
ucd to reside with her own family, ard only
met the husband on stated occasions. =.
This extraordinary way Of spending the
honeymoon was first introduced by Lycur.
gus, to prevent the husband spending too
much OF hi. time in his wife's society dur.
ing the FIRST years of their marriage and in
order TO economics the brides charms, it WAS
customary for her bridesmaid to cut off all
her hair on the wedding day, SO that for
some time, at least, her personal attractions
should increase with her years. very good
and commendablc plan, which we here rec
ommsnd to the wives Of the present cay.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-17
WEIGHT OF pROPLE.

The average returns show that citizen Of
the world on tho first day Of his appearance
in the public, weighs about six pounds and
a half; boy baby little more, . girl baby
little less. Some very modest babies hard.
iy turn the scale at two pounds and ha!f.
while other praten,ious youngsters boast Of
ten and eleven poands. Whom Shylock
asked for his pound of Gesh.' he asked
Tor an equivalent to little less than one.
sixth of baby. How the tiny ones grow
during childhood, we need not trace here
but it may be interesting to know that boys
and girls of twelve years Of age are nearly
equal in weight, after which limit, males are
heavier than females Of the same age Young
men Of twenty average hundred and forty.
three pounds each, while young women Of
twenty average one hundred and twenty
porras.
Men reach their heaviest bulk at about
thirty five, when their average weight ii
about hundred and City two pounds bus
women slowly iattcn until fifty, when their
average is hundred and twenty nins
pounds. Men and women together, their
weight at full growth averages almost exactly
ten stone, or hundred and forty pounds
Full grown men and women average about
"chty Tunes as hea'y rs they were on me
first day Of their existence. OF course ave.
rsges are here only meant. The averages
are formed from men weighine..frc,n n hur,
dred and eight to two hund.ed,and twenty
pounds, and women from eighty.eight to two
hundred and seven pounds The actual
weight of human nature, taking all ages and
conditions, mobiles, clergy, tinkers, tailors.
wives, madens, boys, girls, and babies, oil
incuded-the average weight is almost OK.
actly one hundred English pounds avordu-
pos for each human being, u quantity easy
10 remember ut any rata.