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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
Brick POnlPrRy.

Pomeroy was born in Laurenceville
Pa, on Christmas day, 1888 his faith
er being New York merchant, still
living, and in California. His mother
died when he was an infant, and an
uncle adopted him. He lived on q
farm and worked hard till he was
seventeen, being reared according to
the severe aud somewhat 'somber teach
ings of the Presbyterian Church,
which his mature writings seem to
have reflected. In his cighteeth year
he went into printing Office in Corn
ing, this State, and there mastered the
art preseryative. lie aftsrward went
to Waverly, and then to Canada West,
where he remained fog several years.
In 1857 he removed his local hall
Ration to Wisconsin. He there en-
barkcd in several newspaper enterpris-
es, and was at one time reporter to the
Milwaukee News. When he under
took the Democrat. at Lacrosse, he
found his place. There, and with that,
he became known far and wide, all his
political opponents quoting his opinions
and sentiments to injure his party, and
most Of his allies condigning him to.
perditlon for his audacity.
Pomeroy is better knewn as " Brick
than Mark, the sobriquet having been
given him, it is said, by the Louisville
Journal, because of his clever execu-
ton of a local sketch copied into its
columns. He is an energetic and per
severing follow. vindictive and bitter
to the last degree. Oso of the most
earnest and persistent efforts of his late
life has been to prove that Abraham
Lincoln, a great and good man, end
one of the foremost characters Of tho
republic, in in :rreuocably damnec, or.
as the democrat tersely expresses IT,,
has gone TO he'll.
pOmesoy's opinion may be entitled
to weight for he speaks like an accredit
ed repres entative Of the place, as if he
felt sure of finding the noble martyr
there. Another purpose of Pomeroy's
existence is to abuse General Butler
to whom he gave the title Of the Beast,
and whose ZANE he associated with tho
plumber of spoons. He has always de-
clared Buffers father was hanged for
piracy, though Butler himself has no
knowledge Of the fact. Pone roy. In
his private life, is said to be amiable
and strongly attadhed to his friends
which is probably. as he is mild Look
ing man bald above the forehead, b'u,
eyed, of the medium height, rather
heavy and not very progressing
He Is reported to have many Of the
physical vir,ues-to abstain from
liquor, profanity and tobacco.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
TIE MUSE.


The deity of poetry, not unlike 9TH
err fabulous Gods, has Ills special agen-
cies whercwitl to inspire in man a
homage for Him. Love, ambition, and
loss of friends by death, may be count
ed as the chief inspiring elements in
the production of poetical illusions.
The promptings generally come to
those less fitted for the task. Few
there are who tread life'S vale from
beginning to the end without, at some
time during their probationary parole,
feeling themselves called upon to dabb's
in the field of poesy. If one or two
failures, and polite refusals on the part
Of some perplexed editor to give pub
licity TO their miserable hodgepodge of
stuff, will forever discourage them, the
affair is fortunately terminated We
have thought how good thing il is to
let the sacred dead rest in peace, and
not mutilate and cruelty afresh the poor
souls in silence bound. If souls are
indeed en- rapport with earth For sea-
son, how cruel the poorly composed and
uDgrammatical lines called poetry must
be. Verify the bodies Of some would
turn over in their narrow abode, and
groan or else the spirit take wings of
the morning, and hover near earth no
more forever. There would seem but
one way of paying reverence to the
dead and that is, be silent as they ale
silent, for only thus can memory per-
fectly recall sweet recollcctOns. Or if
something must be written, other than
that inscribed upon the heart by afec
tons master hand let it be done BY one
competent to the task, if task it may be
named.
Words never can be found to portray
the emotions of the heart, neither can
machinery be invented to initiate the
modulationS of the human voice. The. G
are divine-cold hieroglyphics are not.
When in merry mood, we can toss
our cap on high and sing pcans OF
praise to him who writes upon earthly
topics in verse, but we cannot admire
the vain attempt to depict the scene
beyond the vale. So says
LEGION
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
THE CABINET.

Secretary Stewart E ineligible
under an old law, as secretary Of the
Treasury, and congress having refused
to remove his disabilities, has resigned
his position as cabinet minister, and
his successor has not yet been appoint
ed, although Boutwell,, of Massachu-
sets, will probably succeed him, and
In that case Mr. Hoar. of Massachu-
sets, will probably also resign. aud the
cabinet will be reconstructed to quite
a considerable extent, in which case
more " disappointment" will very like
ly ensue.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
FROM ARGOS.
ARGOS, Ind, Feb. 81, 1SG:

ED. DEMOCRAT.-We the commit
tee on resolutions on The death of Bro.
Wesley p. Davids of Argos Lodge No
263 I. o. O. +. Per order of Lodge
do request you to publish the follow
preamble and resolutions.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Providence
to remove from this Lodge to the &C.
lestial lodge above our beloved brother
Wesley p. Davids, therefore be it.
Rcsolred, That we, members of Ar
COS Lodge, in view of the christian
principles true and generous brothcrly
love manifested by our departed broth
er DO sincerely deplore our great loss.
Resolocd, That We truly and af-
fectionIy sympathisc with the bereavcd
and heart stricken wife and children
in this their affection and sympathize
with them but not as those who have
no hope; humbly believeing that our
brother has gained and secured crown
Of glory in the great Lodge above.
ResoiUed, That as token Of res.
pect, the Lodge be draped in mourning
for thirty days and these resolutions be
entered on the journal book of the
Lodge an that copy be sent to the
afflicted family.
Resolvcd, That the above preamble
and resolutions be furnished to the
county papers for publication.
Jas. Nj. Wickizer.
II. Nj. Williams.
S. p. Lash.
Committee.
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1t is said that the ghost Of john
Wilkes Booth was seen in certain
town on the Mediterranean, by getle-
man from Baltimore, nm the l4th day
Of November, 1865, who was intimate
y acquainted with John, before the
taking nff Of the Late Lamented. The
Baltimore gentleman conversed with
Wilkes, and even daank cup of wine
with him, after which the mysterious
paesence disappeared, and has not been
seen since.
We are not at liberty to state how
these facts came into our possession;
but it is sufficient to say that our In
foamant does not live one thousand
miles from Ottumwa. We do not wish
it stated, however, that we said John
Wiles Booth is alive. 1t was only the
ghost that was seen by the Baltimore
gentleman. For it WILDE remembered
that the sanity Stanton, who never
could lie, announced to the world tina.
the great assassin was shot in the barn
by Boston Borbett, and thore was a
large reward paid to the gallant captols.
OF course Booth is dead, but how
much of the reward could he get should
the Baltimore gentleman produce his
ghost ?
BY the way, it is a curious fact that
the insurance companies have never
paid the insurance on Booths life, and
although his mother is yet living, she
has never yet made any application for
the money Ottan,'ea Io,ca) Copper
head.
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LET all democrats and conservative

LET all democrats and conservatives
come out to the convention next Satur-
day and indorse the action Of Hon. ID.
Mcdonald in resigniug his seat, to
protect their rights, also to protect
their rights in the next session Of the
legislature.
This is a vital matter of principle and
no man should shirk from doing his
whole duty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 19.-T. ].
Anderson, railroad agent at this place,
was shot, to-day, by Allen Clark.
The shot passed through one ham, and
lodged in his thigh. The ball has not
yet teen found.
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NEW B00K--1OO ENGRAVIhGS.

FNHE FARMERS AND MECHANICS MAN
j UAL- Edited by Gro. +, WAIINs.Jr. Author
of = Draining for Profit" =" Element OF AGricul-
ture." &c. A hook OF great value TO working men
of all traces and occupations 500 pages. Agents
wsnted. Send for 16.pase Circular. TREAT 4
CO. Publishers, 65i Broadway, n. Y. 21-fw
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11

TIE tenure Of office law has been
repealed in the house, and it Is now
presumed will also be repealed by the
senate The senators don't want to do
it, bat are afraid to refuse.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11

Grants old hool master, Lew
Jones, of Dss Moi Iowa, lately su-
perintendsnt of county farm, has
left for Washington, to see and instruct
his old pupil.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
THE INAUGURAT1O
ESIDENT-TnE CAB
MET

The agony is over, and so is the in
auguration. All went gaily on the 4th
inst, aud the world wags on with
Grant at the helm cice johnson retired.
The big captain still smokes much and
talks little, and bids fair, notwithstand-
ing the direful threats of the bloody
minded ku-klux, to occupy the presi-
Dental chair for the next ensuing four
years, in the interest of the country, or
of either party that may succeed in
securing his especial favor.
The grand secret of the cabinet is
divulged, and remains almost as much
of secret as before. The holders of
the prize numbers were Washburn, of
Illinois, a politician. Stuart, of New
York, a merchant and man-milliner.
Scofeld, of Pennsylvania, a soldier.
Borie, of Pennsylvania, sailor. Cox,
OF ONO, politician. Hoar, OF Massa-
chusetts, a lawyer. Cresswell, Of
Maryland, a politician. When We
have said this much, we have sad al
that is generally known of these gen.
tlemen. We can say, however, in ad-
dition, that the radicals don't like the
cabinet bit; the politician does
not occur quite frequently enough to
suit the patriots who are now spending
twenty dollars per day in the effort to
get chance to serve the country.
The democrats don't seem very much
exercised over the matter in any way
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"A age for the largest ONE DOLLAR SALE i'm
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Castor, of your choice of 200 articles upon ex-
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ever. Send for Circular
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with their approval. Engraved BY Sartain size IL
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500 to $500 good T0 Sasn ssn ,o Paid os to
Patent NoE-cnrrOsre White WIRE C6fses Ines
State age and past occupation. and ddrcss the
American Wire co - William ST., n. Y. or 10
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The house has accomplished consid-
cradle for veal or for woe, since l last
wrote you.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

TEE JEFFERSON PRrsoNItss.-A Radical GORE.
spondent of the Tyler Inlsx, writing from Mar
shall, under date OF the l6 ult., gives account
of q recent visit to Jenersd, from which we make
the suhjoised extract: 4
Through the kindness N Gen. Buell, the pres.
ent military commander o4the post Of Jefferson.
obtained permission to vist the place of confne.
mept now occupied by tie Smith murderers. I
found them, twenty.four of Eve In number, inside
the military encsmpment, Comfortably and secure.
ly quartered IN frame brt ding put up expressly
for their accommodation, {rrounded with stock
ade built In the form OF Iectanale, and OF heavy
logs standing about hftee feet high, and pierced
with loopholes at conven3at intervals for the use
Of musketry.
"The prisoners are permitted 10 receive from
friends articles Of food a1 raiment, which are in
every case carefully exat tiined By the officer in
charge Of the guard beforI being delivered 10 the
party for whom they are intended. At sunrise,
or reveiile' roll call OF She camp, the prisoners
are required TO fall in ~ after beRg duly yeri.
fed, they are permitted tqst outsids In the open
air until retreat roll calS ct sunset. when thew
are again verified and tlrned In and securely
locked up until old Sol hRsin rises. An officer
with strong guards keeps constant watch over the
prisoners, and the ereasast vigilance for their
security is observed BY hose having charge of
them. When relatives cs9 show good and suffi-
cient evidence for soliciting Q personal interview,
such privilege is grantee by the commanding
officer with time limited to ten or fifteen min
utes."
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OFFICIAL.
NAYoRALrr OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April s, 1869.

mo. l3s7-N. g. --
WuxRxAs. At public auction held on the llth
day OF March, instant, by O. z. Girardey q Co.,
auctioneers. to effect partition between .ne
heirs Of the late Msunsen While, there was solu-
dicsted 10 the city of New Orleans the following
described properly, to-wit:
Eleven lots or parts Of lots Of ground numbered
from IA to a. inclusive, forming the whole 'front.'
on Franklin street Of the square bounced py
Franklin, White, Clio and Efsto streets, and
and four lines lss, IL, 81 in depth between par
Air, Two T lots Of ground, numbered and 8, in the
SQUARE bounded by Franklin, White, Clio and
Calliope streets, measuring, each, tnirty-tWo
feet front on Franklin street, by adepth Of one
hundred and twelve feet, eleven inches and eight
lines Ql7, IL. 81 esch, between parallel lines !;
WHsasAs, By said adjudication the city Of New
Orleans will be enabled to open Franklin street
along said squares, at . comparatively small ex-
pense.- and viii thereby eventually save large
B Be u 4 resciued, That the said adjudication be
and the same is hereby accepted, ratified and
confirmed, and that the mayor be and ne Is
hereby authorized to sign any and all acts neces-
sary to complete the transfer Of said property 70
the CITY OF New Orleans and
= BE Il further resolved, That the controller be
and he is hereby authorised and instructed to
warrant upon the treasurer, In favor OF the proper
parties. in the sum Of six thousand eight hundred
and forty dollars and ffty-fvs cents t$6s40 30. }
In full payment Of the purchase price OF SAID pro-
perty. ss
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sirued) THOMAS MARKBY,
= President Board Aldermen
tsisneds gpese' Ap'A' JON Joas r. CoswAr, Mayor.
.ss JOHN W. ovHRALL. Secretary.
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nrs.IssIrr} ITEMS.

We earnestly entreat khe young men OF the
country who may have g04e into masked organi.
cations, to at once dof thkir disguises and wear
them no more. We are cdnvinced that bad men
have assumed such appatsl for the sole purpose
of doing mischief. and those wishing to be re-
spected as gentlemen and good citizens ought 10
put it of Instantly and meier be seen with 1t on
any more.-tluka Gazettek March 9th. lr
Some men on last SundaF night, near Tupelo,
Miss, hung negro OF nolpricus bad character.
The exact cause of his deata we have not learned,
but understand IL was for kn attempt to violate
the person Of very beautiful young lady living
near theres The names of i parties who avenged
this crime are not known.-f 0xonian.
The city Of Nstchez 10 khout an officer OF any
knd-no mayor. no seecttnen, no assessor or col
lector, no city clerk, mtrshall or policemen.
Every officer is disqualihe{. The new sheriff OF
the county has appointed the eight policemen,
deputy sherifis, to preservl the peace and make
the necessary arrests, unulthe city government Is
re-established.
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TOE SALE. .-....--...-.-.......fOB BALI
a.t. CENTRAL WHARF,
PASS CHRISTIAN.

Tbs WHARF. with Warehouses, Passenger Rooms.
0ncsA Stables Lumser Yard. etc nearly and IN
pete and repair having exclusive business and land
ing Morgsa offered for sale and possession
given ss any time fbe Central Wharf il Of not ths
built the Coast The vareh from 100
1900 barrels ser this property for sale Ia consequences
Of business In this city requiring ny clsse sttenoa
For particulars apply to SIMEON T0BY.
ls2 Grsyisr street
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MxYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 8, 1869.
rNn 1Q0o N al


Resolued, That for the purpose Of properly
compromising Henry J. Leovy, city attorney, for
the increased services herein named, and for extra
services already performed, and to enable him to
employ professional aid In special cases. he shall
be allowed additionally Q commission OF three per
centum on amounts involved in suits now pending
or that may be instituted during his term OF ohse
Provided, The commissions received BY him
shall not exceed ten thousand dollars per snnum /:
Provided further, That the commissions herein
named Of three per cent. shall cover all expenses
and charges for additional counsel ne En- may here
That he shall attend to oil suits and al legal mat
ters for the Board of Commissioners OF the Con-
solidated Debt, and also to ell legal matters for
the Board Of Commissioners OF the McDonogh
Fund, without additional compensation Provided
further, That on the day Mr.. Levy ceases to be
city attorney legally, this contract shall be null
and void.
(6igned) THOMAS MaRkKY,
President Board Aldermen.
tSiQned) ALFRED KBARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 81, 1869.
rNo- 13eI-N al

WHEREAS, John Crowley. contractor for repair.
ing and keeping In repair the paved streets Of the
seventh, eighth and ninth wards, has failed to
comply with the terms OF his contrsct,
BE Il resolved, That the controller be and he Ia
hereby authorized to sdjudicate. after FIVE dsys'
notice IN the official journal. to the lowest bidder
or bidders, the contract of John Crowley, con.
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OFrrOn OF BRADFORD q CLorD.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
r..r-. Lincoln, Nebraska

We pleasure announcing that have " open
e. sasD a. Sss AsEscf s snf sBsEs q oa9 %
ourselves and correspondents Of the lOcson kind OF soil
Of tract land etc In Central keorak on short
here the location Of the State Capitol 81 this
The immense emigration from the European continent
well from States 20 this season
hss By ss b. and %, % s s
try the he sshfunsss Of the climate and the entsrpr'ins
state rspSs sbe q once. where he
and land-seeksr or land owner can obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE.
Necessary. and We hope rsmansratIye Non;rs.dsnss
ng ~ a y our % s99 e's .S Os,: ssq sss ss 20
Of commsson) and correct statement Of their lands
proved what their future railroad pros are their pO
nifty Schools churches and towns and viii undertake
to sell or buy for them charging fer our services only fam
have thousands acres ofsnd for SALE IN every kind
ofocson lands Of AL description and on all kinds Of terms
We have large list sf splendid business and residences lots
the bst in the city, end pvs residences which
offer TO citizens and capitalists abroad at sach prices a.
We viii subject private entry, with money
bounty land warrants either commission or on shares
hOesass for thcss ineadng take their residence ia
Persons desiring Information in our line Of business are
ved 70 with aud We inform them promptly
"''''"' ' REFERENCES.
Dr. s. L. Grant, Ne6rssks City, Neb.
Geo: W. Bseniins 4 Co. LiocOln, ssb.
Rosn.oa Ai"oa ss.i Estate Agents. New Orleans. La
os sI'H fSs s.s,la e
Ga Jsss s,ssfS.d sn1.Ia Esa s,s sSsl: &. Ala
Hon John D. Freeman. J.essOn Miss:
waiter Brcoks Attorney, yicksburs Miss.
Gen, Rrsnk Blair, 80 Loais, MO-
L J. Esstin, Editor Jopm.. Glasgow, Mo-
'''- BRADfoRp 4 cLoYp,
. Once, Corner LIB and NJ strssts.
a 49, -rff1 Liacon. Nsb rssks
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tractor for repairing and keeping in repair the
paved streets Of the seventh: eighth and ninth
wards. and that the said John Crowley and bis Sc.
curities be held liable, as per specifications OF
said contract.
(6igned) ALFRED ksARsY,
r President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Bigned) THOMAS h1RKkY,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 81. 1869.
(Signed) )ntss 90 iJoHH p. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OvERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CrrY HALL,
New Orleans, April 9. 1859. Il
Notice II hereby given that the controller VIII,
at his Office. on Thursday, April 15 1862 at noon.
adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contracts, according to specifications on
file In the Office Of the street commissioner.
-t-r.a.q. Pas. LABARRB, Deputy Controller.
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MssseusLes soussignss propssires ID rus Bolivar,
Poydra Commune Lafayette representauf
e nombre de peds de sce norment
votre honorable les bsnqufttes 10
rue Lafayette ct Commune s0nt dams etat
les rerd inpssssbes pietons suriout 10 mutt Aims
done petition dcnandsnt 10
q banquettes oisnt psvecs ct re2sres eonormsusnt
Ia lot pour equel nous prisrons etc
THOMAS QNEIL. 662 pieds.
Patrick MURPHY ll0 - .--f
THCS MAEKEY, 80 ''
II. A. WEBE& l0 '' .t.as
Z. z JUDGE, 150 ..
CHAS. ROSE, 90 -.
JOHN CROFT, 2N 80
LAWRENCE McGREUEE. 30 pisds. -.a
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 30 pisds.
NIL MdA1kIsAnnp snp SHERIDAN g pi:dA
c0UTLEDGE RAINEY leo pIsdG
d PATRICK MAHER 80 pieda
- BERRY GAINES, 50 =.
EDWARD LYNCH, IS :.
SCHMIDT 4 zIEGLkR, 100 pieda
B-J BERKERY, 80 ..
Eonbrs total de pieds. lfel1
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'sEwIxaHAcHIxEs

ne enly Msehns adapted fos svsu css q FAMILY
SEWING. Once and sslsnoOn for The Southern ssssss,
Isz CANAL STREET, New Orleans. LA.