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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
'EE.c New Programme of the Rad
ICalS.

II was recently announced by the New
York Tribune, that new set Of State gov
crnments was to be put afoat in the southern
States, the object Of which Is to head off
the President in his reconstruction policy
and thus retain radicaism in power at
Washington. The plan is simply to have
the negroes, and northern abolitionists now
In the south, call conventions in the sew
cral States to form new constitutions rec
osnzln9 the negroes as equal in every
respect to white men. elect officers under
the new regime, send Senators and Repre-
sentivcS to Congress who are to be received
By that body, and then declare the work Of
construction complete. 1t remains to be
seen whether Mr. johnson will permit
such a revolutionary proceeding to be car
RED out without interposing his power
to arrest and punish the leaders in this
conspiracy to overturn the legitimate State
governments in the southern States. 1t
was for attempting to overthrow legitimate
government in these States, and to inau">
urate others not known to the law, that
brought about the late civil war which
onded SO disaStrous'y to those who attempt
ed it, and We 10 not sec how Mr.. Johns IN
c'uli at all consistently refrain from treat.
ing these new conspirators as Davis
Toonbs and S;iidell and their coadlutor,
We're treated, for attempting the same
thing five years ago We rather think
tho radicals will find that they hay,
rcckoned without their host, when they
seriously commence these high handed
and outrageous measures. Andy Will be
likely to keep an eye on them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
ogether; but there was ian obstacle in the
way" which must be removed before the

together; but there was ian obstacle in the
way" which must be removed before the
"con:umation deyoutly to be wished could
be realized. The old gentleman had a wife
to whom some thirty or forty years agone,
he had pledged himself to love. support,
and protect, SO long as the vital spark
should continue to shine. But the charms of
the young widow had completely obliterated
the love he bore for the partner of almost Il
lifetime, and the two set to work to destroy
her life by giving her poison. They en-
ployed Physician in whom they had every
confidence, to give them the medicine that
was to remove the only obstacle in the way
Of their happiness. After some dclibcra-
ton the physician agreed to meet them in
retired place at an appointed hour, where
he would give them the poison. At tie
appointed hour they were promptly on
hand, and after talking the matter over and
coming to fair understanding, the medi-
cine was given to them. with the directions
how to use it. The doctor then lit 4 lamp
and to the amazemcnt of the lovely twain
they found themselves prisoners Of the
law. To make 4 long story short, they
were held to bail in default Of which they
were placed in jail at Warsaw to await the
next term Of court -.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

The report tclcgraphcd few days
since of the appointment of Ivcr Lawson
us collector of the port Of Chicago seems
to have been without iaundatan. The
supposition that it was true, at the time.
occasioncd considerable surprise, in this
vicinity, among all parties. The fact that
it is not true may be received as additional
evidence that the President does not pro-
pose to distribute federal patronage among
his radical opponents. 1t has likewise the
effect to dampcn the hopes of good many
radical gentlemen who seem to have been
of the opinion that opposition to the Pres
ident's policy, and enjoyment of his pat
ronagc, might be united in ono individual.
Chicago Times.
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correspondence Between Ircsi.
dent johnson and thc POs1mas-
fer of Hartford.

tSE OA
WAsnINoroN, March 24.-The following
cores pondcncc is published here. 1t
created considerable talk at the capitol
during tie dag:
PosToFFICE, HARTFORD, Conn,
March 81. 1906
SIs--1 am now engaged in publicly
advocating the election Of Jos. Z. English,
as candidate for Governor OF Connecticut
"a gentleman who is openly committed to
the support of your veto, aud the defence
of your speech Of the 22,' of February. aud
Of your policy of restoration in opposition
to the disunonists of Congress.
I az, opposing TIE election of Gen.
Joseph Hawlcy. who openly disapproves
Of your veto, and your 22d Of February
speech. and who declines to support your
policy as opposed to the radical majority of
Congress.
If my political action is not satisfactory
TO you, beg you to ,ceeccvc my rcsigua-
ton as postmaster of this city.
] have the honor to remain, as ever.
your obed,ent servant.
(5igned) J. S. CLEVELAND.
His ExceIlency, Andrew johnson, Prcsi-
dent Of the United States
Tie following is the Presidents indorsc-
ment:
Your political action in upholding my
measures and policy is approved. Your
resignation is therefore not accepted, but
is herewith returned
(Signcd) ANDREW JouSsoN.
Executive Mansion March 23, 1866.
The Times, commenting on the above.
thinks it will put period to the radical
idea that an abolitionist can serve two
union and the radical: at
Is a significant hint to great many loyal
lists that they must choose between the
union policies cf the President and the
disunion policies of their own faction.
God and mammon arc no more in opposi
t ION than the President and the radicals
and, as this correspondence shows, the time
has como in which members of the oppo-
sition must elect which of these two they
will serve
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(. G. CUsHMAN. Secretary i.

The testimony taken by the rcconstruc-
ton committee relative to Virginia and
the Carolinas was yesterday submitted to
the house. Washington dispatches give
an elaborate summary of the evidence of
Gen. Lee. He expressed his belief that
the people of Virginia would in future CO.
operate to sustain and uphold the govern
ment, and that they had the utmost con-
fidence in the isdom OF the President
policy.
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Farm and Saw Mill for Sale.

offer for sale my farm. situated ! miles cast OF
Bre,.en. Marshall County Indiana, containing ~
acres 40 acres improved. two good dwellings and
two orchards Said farm lies on the road leading
from Bremen to L"eSburg; the quality of the soil
is as good as can bc found it, Marshall county.
The saw mill $ in the midst of a fine tm5crei
country-is in complete ordcr-and first class
mill. flooring and planning mill are attached
Seven will be sold with the mill lot on which
are two good dwellings and good barn.
Terms made known by inqulring OF the under
signed on the premises.
27-2v FREDERICK MYERS.
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The Logansport Journal says, John
Kane, who was struck by a hatchct in the
hands Of john Sprinkle, on the 18Th inst,
died from The effects Of the wounJ on Sat
urday morning. The funeral on sunday
afternoon was very large, being attended
by the Fenians and Firemen, accompanied
by Wachter's Band"
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T. he n eW S

MONDAY, March 23.--lt is believed that
the Senate finance committee will add to
the Loan bill an amendment limiting the
amount of grecnbacks and I'D which the
Secretary may keep on hand.
In order to decide Tic question whether
a Senator may vote in his own favor when
the validity Of his scat is in controversy
an effort will be made to reconsider the
case Of Mr. Stock ton. of New Jersey.
The House devoted Saturday to debate
on the Presidents message. Mr.. Mouiton
of Illinois. declared that the President had
divided the country into two parties-ono
against and one for him The latter in
cluded all rebels. The President hated
the north, as that section despiscd AIcssrs.
Davis, Lee and Beauregard. Mr. Buck
land of Ohio declared that all the States
were i'll the Union, and that he favored
restoration on strictly loyal basis The
people would not accept the theory that
the southern States were dead.
The democrats Of Milwaukee held their
municip convention on Saturday alters
noon. Hon. j. j. Tallmadgc was renom-
for mayor, Fred Wardner for comptroller.
James G.. jenkins for city attorney, and
G. X. Gregory for city surveyor Resolu-
tions hc1rtily endorsing President John
son were adopted.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Seth Williams, of the
Adjutant Generals department, died in
Boston ON Friday evening.
Gen. Grant is soon to sail for Europe in
a man of-war The latter will be cons
manded by Capt. Ammen, an old school
master of the General
The War Department has Withdrawn its
advertising from the four radical Journals
Of St.Louis.
The wife Of President Juarez. of Mexico,
is the guest Of Senior Romero, a, Wash
ington
Gen. Palmer, commanding in Kentucky,
has rendered his resignation.
According to official data, the number
Of death: OF federal soldiers on the field
and III hospitals during the rebellion is
253, 900 men
The Indiana German League vii, hold
Il convention at indianapolis in May. All
former party distinctions will lie made sub
servicnt to the questions of religion and
temperance.
The three colored children Of Rose
Elyria, Of New Orleans. who were taken to
Havana, without her consent, have been
returned.
The Cheycnn and Arrapahoc Indians
have agreed TO sign a treaty of peace.
Judge Belts, Of New York, has decided
that the alleged CHILEAN privatecr Meteor
cannot be withdrawn from custody by slip
uations for her value.
After passing lbs important bills, the
Louisiana Legislature has adjourned.
Sixty members of the 18th Ohio are
under arrest in Galveston, Texas, for mu-
tiny.
The Canadian authorities threaten to
fire on Ogdensburgh, y. Y, should the
Fenians attempt to cross the st. Lawrence
at that point.
A negro sergeant was on Saturday hung
by mob at Vicksburg for a series of out
RACES.
The total loss by the Cincinnati fire will
reach Sl,S0CO0O. The prioprietors Of
the Enquirer propose to erect n mag
nifcent opera house on Vine street, be>
tween Sixth and Seventh
The population of Nebraska is given as
90, 600.
Government securities to the amount of
100000 were on Friday evening stolen
from the residence of john y. Moore, No.
10 Madison avenue, New York
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby Given that the undersigned
has taken ont letters Of administration on the cs
tate of Michael Cramcr, deceased, late of Marshall
County Indiana. Said estate is supposed 20 bo
solvent.
n9S-Sw ELI A. JAtOBf.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has
besn anpointed administrator Of the estate of
Geo. Fish, deceased. late of Marsh,l County,
Indian. Said 6 tate is supposed to he solvent.
noS-3w CHARLE:; WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

DISTRESSED, The presidents approval
of the refusal by clerk to pay an asses,-
ment levied upon him to carry the New
Hampshire election disiresses the radicals,
because il indicates that similar exactions
will not be favorably responded to hereaf-
tsY.
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BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE.
BOURBON. March 81, 1866.

EDS DEMOCRAT:
In order that your readers may form a
more correct idea of the size Of this place
and the amount Of business transacted
here, have prepared the following Blu
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

SECRETARY ~ STATE.
Gen. NtI.LoN D. MANSON, ofMontgomery
AUDITOR or STATE,
CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, OF Clarke.
TREASURER o. riTE.
JAMES 3. RYAN, of Marion.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN r. COFFROTH, of Huntington.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Z. VI. CHAPMAN, of Knox.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

Gins. Meade and Thomas left ST. Louis
FOR their respective homes on Tuesday last.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

O I--Is c:.tE<r<l People have their
locks restored bv it 10 the dark. lus;rous, silkcn
tres>cs OF youth. ami arc happy.
Young People. with light, dcd red Hair,
have tresr nnias!ionanle cG'Crs changed 10
beautiful auourn aid rejoice
People whose heads c0vcrel with Dantruf
ani humors. anu have clean coats and clear aid
healthy scal-s
3S;sE<tfiCG<ic<s H-CtcE-.l have
,hcr remaining locks tiGh'cncd. and tic bare
spots covered with iuxuriant growth OF Hair.
an, dance fO-ior.
Youn:, Gentlemen use i. because i: is richly
Pcr.ar'ei
Yeon., i--dics use it bcca4 &C it keeps the pair
ii piac.
Ever, body must and MI u>c il because It i the
c!eanest AMI best article ia the rnafke,
Fer Sale bvT q. Lemon, Plymouth.
Smith. Cutler {; CO. Who,esale Agents Chi =
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z. S. Don't forget the place-G. S
CLEAVELAND'S old Store Room on
Laporte Street ylOnzStt
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We return our thanks to our friends and
he pa Bile generally for their former lib
cral patronage. and respectfully invite
them to give Us call at eur new Store
Room before purchasing elsewhere. as We
are determined to close cut our present
took and will make il to their interest to
I've Us IN carly call.
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STATE OF iNDfAEAI
MARSHALL COpNTYA
In Common Pleas Court Iunc I Term 1900.
Theodore vs. N''S" Complain. for Divorce.
Mary Ann Allen, \
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause 10y his
attorney, has filed in my office his complaint
against the defendant, and II appearing by the
affidavit of a competent person thai the deiendan /
Mary Ann Allen. is non resident ct tho state
of lmdiana she is thercf rc hereby notified OF
the tendency of i'll complaint against her. and
uni, IS she appear answer o. demnr thereto at tho
calling Of said cause. on the first day OF the next
term of said court. to BE- begun and held AZ the
Court House i'm the town Of Plymouth. on the Isl
Monday o. June, le6b. said complaint ana me
matters and things thercin contained and alles-
ed will be heard and determined in her absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN. Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.
Thomas L. Smith, VS.. Frances A. Smith, ct. a
First Order of Sale. In Partition.

Thomas L. Smith, VS.. Frances A. Smith, ct. al.
First Order of Sale. In Partition.
DURSUANT to the command of an order OF
IL sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Jackson county. Ohio, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said county, will offer at public sale
at the door of the Court House In front of the
Grafton Block, in the town of Jackson on
Saturday, December 18th, AID, 1866,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, situated in the counties of Jackson and
Pike, and State of Ohio, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter of section fourteen O4), In township six (6),
range twenty (2O), containing 40 acres, more or
less.
Also, the north half of the southeast quarter
Of section number eleven 1D, township number
six, Co., range number twenty (20) of lands sub
ject to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio, containing 50
acres more or less, situated in Pike county Ohio.
Also, the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twelve (12) township six (G),
range twenty (20) in the district of lands subject
to sale at Chilicothe, Ohio, containing 43 acres,
more or less.
Appraised at
First described piece s1sG 90
Second " " $50 90
Third " 1858 90
To be sold on OH order in partition, wherein
Thomas L. Smith is plaintiff, and Frances A.
Smith and Others are defendants. To he sold free
and unincumbered Of dover.
Terms of Salc-One third cash in hand on day
of sale, one third in one year, and the residue in
two years, the deferred payments to be secured
by notes and mortgage upon premises sold, with
JOS. H. WILSON, SIC.
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