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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29


watches, Jewelry. Fancy Goods Cutlery. Clocks
and Military Gopis ~ every dcscilainn
sach a. s~ur'is, Ef-anls;tcs, SAshes
Hats, Lacc Bnttons. Ac.
4lhiry uFnfdnses J,srufEAed cofaJl.se triA er,,v
ARTIC n
Vow oieninE uagnihccnt siaek al New Gospl. sncl
~ American, Engilsh. uerRan AMI French JrwrirV
in sets anil single piees. Best quality Gold wA,rls
English LcNrrs. Skeleton DO. DalleN Aneho ~ Al
meH LeIaues, sOMe very small for Ladies sst witt
lcars aud diamonds. elegantly eaainellri iutrtseu
deut ald Quarter Second walrhes, Hanfiny Is ear,,
Vold aiChes IA every variety.
k.,h China Vase. nun PAIis and Dresden. FRENCH
and Spanish Fans.
silver. Cold Ivory. Pearl and Leather Gard Cas-,
do, do, do., Por1 Aounies.
klceant Gilt and BrouIcd Clo.k ~ Candlchtas
ALbaIA WtRE-Spoons. FOTts Iallrs Butter
hniNes, &c., Of the beet quality
PL4TED Tea and C1nre sets Castors Waiters
Cake Basksle, Vegetable D,bes Turrcns. Bnitei
Di.hes, CAntlesticks ssakcltirs. uns salt Cellar,
TORTOISE she'll Combs, nce styles. English aud A.
lner1can Table Cutlery, SiSsor> Pen knivrs iaSnrs
Spnrting Knives. Muse Boxes. ?, J, S. and t.air-
Jcwelcr. Scales ana Weights &c
Naichntakers' Tool- aud Materials wafrh Olas.e.
tlai Flcs.
G. B. A Co offer the above soods on tie very bess
teuus. Call an,l examine.
December 1. lN59.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

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'1'sa' rgnfirrnsn. is,t.g l ~ faroat., " ss4 So
egraphssi o. his iaHiiy that NJ Brssa b, on
sor-a Ibs ftas.iy - t %, ne wars.- aal
-.ui ~ e special i5aia f.r ih. r.u.alas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Natural weakness.

"humptions- traveller o,ertatisg np 90
i'rrshyt'rian minister. wha.o nag Va. u-r,
fsng'rd qniin-i ,lu. oid eeodsmsn sfan h..
''tafn out
A h'ce horse. yogrs doctorg YER, ,alas
Die beass 'aai bot ~lst make. hua va h,.
tssii 49, doctnrY
Why A. ,oa have sss,-i rae. Z sill tsiI ,..s
Do = ior i''o ssn'e rsason itat ,eir tongue ways
so-a s1ri u natural vtakn1as
- NAsuE y unU Of tbr usost iss fai tlaits
Of character. Il ,agHos be- ounesal.-i ani r.
ways shows sesk an1 tiiiy miad
AprOrer regsri 70 one sspi~afanos !, Doe.
and 70 asgisgi H. or fali into ear,lss. .ni 81,
snly habits. y = seIious fault Clfasiia~s. a
Per-ou spd pes'ss-- asd gro,st'y ofds--a. 49,
usfks II gosj sensa snd g,-,d taste Rot to
f'oi'sh d'sf.lay q arasa,cat.. ssi ~ dook.a.
ouss ~ in ooiors sd hgvsrs. 30 aftr.rt attrs
tion. l. a. s'hienes n rrstusss. ssl o0rai.a-.
the uceas'og ofs.a Tte Purssi ,ad brgbjsst
ornaments W. can ssag ass ~ faufi f gold
o. pearls nr casily sfrny. bot 10 ipoae.iy si.i
s.bnety.
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singir Ura- " sharfr . tsy r.at Is. tt.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Re,ul, of Extra, asanee ia Dress.

II" Northampton Mass Press rvcor,l. tho
arrest Of a female named Philips, the v iir II /.
respectable citizen ~ an adjaernt town cl,arg
cd with stealing adds
laEse lot NJ dry gpois. belonging 20 yariotl,
dealers. was found in her possez,iou. and n +,
| Supposed that .hc ha>. within Grw wears ROB.
| h''i ucm of $500 or 500 worth ~ articles
! Mr. fhiEI-. was not anar Of his VII I. con.
dues although two of hi- daughters, f,r whom
i"u'h Of ihe th'r'ng va, IrrTctrnt,d vcr,.. au.I
| in'lucnt'y accompanied their mother IN L.r "a
T-'i''i"ns. While they were hayiug she would
ccnccal g"-,.ls al',ut bsr person.
Mrs Phij,,, has hi,hertl born. a .,...I sl,,
acirr and wa "a member Of the Congregational
Church. in Williamsburg Tho cause which h,I
her 60 stcal -hc has hcknov lodged was "a,
gryRt bose of dr-ss. she Thought n sr,.ai A. N
of hsr daughters asd vish,-i o. ,ires. them IN d,
stybr that would snake them n,tracti,e IN s,.riS
y Their means would not a.l4uit 81 "a AMI
consequently shl slt ohlis,d to resort 10 ticn
"a order to carry cat hrr ,NtrnyAsant wishes -
She wa- examined bvfarr magistrate and
plaesi Under boBis to arroar hereafter for trial.
- hNfA A"FfsHs 'NfiNfiff on AfNNOufrlrt.
ioNa. vss hung ~ Pike. Peak short tiu,a
sinee hy ths vEisnsr cruimittce. G,r -,raiin..
muls- Nbau b. learned that the Co,uult,..
was ailrf L.'a. b. get sofue eOmra,l,s 80 Iay
hin aui after u.annsr ~ a .,rp.c b. hguans
sisrs lead uu~ u tis ,igilsnt bp,s vas ife
- watch az a eouyen',n, place 90 49, vbrlb.r
&c wa- ra-c or "Dt sri sora th,. ,arrsa toek
i1 itself igr~ Re was hsu arrus,eI asd has-
PHo1tvaFiry Go, urk, Las is-s,i h,.
pro,Ltuaisua DECLARING thaJ E,oeb loui- Lose.
james T. MARTA Lias- Gt.raid. Jaba Rr,as, i,
Eag' jHshua Napsant 8 rsrkin -rau J.an
Hlisair a..' jaa.s Franklin E-gs ags isfi
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Ar bDuE'as have hl.risS t.4H'pg- raf ef-s'
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
CASH FOR NEGROgs.
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NO. As.
POETRY.

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o. L -islata- t'.-ttfr vs. 1rpas.s secession
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

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iii ,e.tr.th 80 iktyG Gsni lsi,. nss T.,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

Now Goods.
W. So fretir.rr - -. j, II.
eiAtAt 'upift uu iri,all -s go. Z. {.
O-f u D. ttHltn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

N' F''EIH'IFF " IhIf NrIf
y a ilAs nns..t t-Et4is. s,g--~.ls,
aud only cf,r:ual remedy ia
llie vur'i Tor SECRET DIS
EAsiS
Sleets, stristnrcs. Seminal
Weakness. Pains in the l.sns
Constitutional Debility, I'm.
po,enry, weakness ~ the
baek and Limbs. Affections of
the ki'incys, PslIitatlOn OF
the Heart .DySpep-ia. .Scrvuus
lIrifabliiiy. Disease of ia.
Heal Throat, Ae~s, az skin
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
LAND AGENCY.
5000 ACRES OF GOOD LAMB
For Sale on Easy Terms.

For Sale on Easy erms.
( PERSONS wanting 70 huv or sell Land. viii d.
well to call on The undersigned. who can give
facilities for purchase or sale equal 70 amy in the
courtrv.
FOR SALE. At LESS than current rates. and
on time: NV or see -. [eSs 10 acres ont Of 50
corr and Ia CT GOT y. town - H. of range
w-230 acres. 80 acres improved-at North
Bend Stark county.
The h of nv fen " N r. sec 6 Michigan Road
and-l22 57-I9j mNrovcl-six miles
north of Plymouth-fnc, heavy tin4berod land.
whitewater.
The Sc q and g !, Of sw q of sec -. and the ne
slin-490 acres--heavy timhercd goCd'natcr-
near 'Tyner City--to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
The ; h Of ne Of sec 90, town >: n Of rang
2o. - acres, four miles south of Plymou,h-fl-
teen acres iul,roved-geod land. timber an,wate-
The Sc q sees, town - II, OF range c. lao
acres-t:reen township-cicht miles from plyl.,-
outh-near store. mills and ia good noighhoi
hood-eood timber. iac grass marsh. and liz n,
running water
The e h OF sw q Of sec -. town - n. Of rang
, Q. and sw q OF ~ q of 20, town "a n. IL: acres
four miles northeast of Plymoutl-:sooa mill SCI.
and saw -mili-tlirty aires mproycd--buidng-
to be sold very cheap.
The ; h OF lw q Of see Il, town 80 n. of range
3 e-close by Tippccanoe Town--oood land ana
good timher-lmmfrovc lie had on easy
terms.
+ Lot No. in Wheclcr'> addition 70 the town
Plymonth-ine dwelingand good out houses.
North ;, IL Let No. 81 in Plymouth, now known
~ Baldwin House, desirable location.
/. Lot Ne. 9ljn piymomh--ood dwelling house
Part OF Lots - and -, Plymoutl,--dwe cling
5iNil feet--t,y sale CT rent.
Lot No 10, Pl.moa.h-.,cod dwelling AID two
story business honse, OF the best corners in
town--to he had bargain.
+ Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing in ihis vicinity
wi:iGo wcllto give Us cali.
REEVE & CAPRON,
n,oor,Icr q latc pi,,o,,b u.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
PUBLIC DINNER.

The Sabbath Schools, together with all who
wish to join in the celebration, will meet at the
School House at 10 o'clock, where thew will form
in procession, and conducted by the Supcrintend
ant and Marshals, will march to the Grove west of
town. where the following programme ofcxerciscs
will take place
lst. Prayer by the Chaplin.
3D. Singing by the Sabbath Schools, conducted
by Mr. Rounds.
3,i. Reading ofthe Declaration of Independence
4th Singing by the Schools.
9th. Grafton by n. r.. vanvalkenburg, Esq.
9Th. Patriotic Song-The Red, White and Blue
"a quarictte.
1th Recess for Dinner
sth Remarks to the Sabbath Schools. by Rev
Mr. Porter
9th. Singing by Sabbath Schools
10Th. Offering of resolutions, and extcmpora
neous remarks.
/ It'll Singing by the Schools
18th. Benediction
The citizens of Bourbon extend an invitation "a
all the Sabbath Schools in the vicinity, and every
body else that can get here, to come and join in
our celebration of the Glorious Fourth of July y
Also to bring a basket of provisions for the Pie
Mic; committee viii be ready to receive End ar
range them on the table.
! Good music will be i'm attendance
/ by order of the Committee of Arrangement
j. ID. THAYER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

The nominations Of both conventions
were well received here by their respective
friends, bu! all The outside enthusiasm is
for Douglas There was much excitement
last night about the hotels.
The nomination Of the Seeding con
vention was rendered to Mr.. Guthrie s
friends as well rs to Mr.. Hunter. but both
candidates declined. 1t was understood
that Mr.. Breckenridge will accept.
A challenge has been sent to Mr.. Smith
of California, ny Mr.. Nesbit, Of Illinois,
who was the delegate in the Convention
during Mr.. Smiths remarks, that if Mr.
Cushing, the President, would not pro-
tect the members, they would protect
Themselves
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
A Great Bargain!
WHERE \ MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY II TWO YEARS.
The most .Desirc51e rropcr.y il tie Coa,t,

The most Des'rcl}e pFppcry n lie Coanfy(
The undersigned offers TO sell ,lis GriSt Mil and
tract III lars, containing % acres. on which it j.,
loS5tted, al very reasonable telns. II IS located
six and half miies west % Plymouth The Mil
is in good repaIr. manuia"iures the best Quail
~ OF flour. anal has tbc hest run OF custom of
any other in the co,nty The water power *
steady md believed e. be- superior to anv other IN
Marshall county. Ry proper attention from three
10 five thousand dcar' canhr made or the Mil.
and perhaps more. he will take any Kind of good
property in part payment
Fos further particulars. enquire on the premises
of ANkES BALDWIN
January % 1850 loff-Sif
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
BY Telegraph.


The Pony Express, with dates from
Carson Valley. arrived to~day
1t was thought that the war would
soon be over, as the force now in the field
would be able to subdue thom, or drive
:hem beyond the limits where mining
operations are to be carried on.
1t was the general opinion that the
savages will have TO be punished severely
In order to bring them to terms.
\ messenger had arrived from the ar
my. reporting that the indians had FLED
without an engagement.
1t Is feared they will not stand fshr
but retreat to the mountains. thus delay
ing the final issue. and probably leading
TO q protracted war
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

A Benevolent Institution established by
special Endowment, for the relief Of
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
TE'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view. OF
the awatul destruction of humanlic carascsl
by Sexual diseases, several years ago
Conculting Sugreon to open DispcnsarT for the
treatment of this class ot diseases mall tir forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply 10y letter, with description oftheir CON
dition (agc, occupation, habits of life, &c and IN
case OF extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
ClNES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Association in their late
Annual Report express the highest abstraction with
the success which has attended the abors of THEN
Surgeon IN the cure OF Snermatorrhur.a Seminal
Weakness, Gonorrhoa, elect, Syphilis. the vice OF
Onanism or Self Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder. &c, and order continuance ofthc
same plan for the ensuing year.
Anadmrable Report on SpermatorrhUa Seminal
Weakness the vice of Ouanism. Masturbation OF
Self Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual or
gans. 10y the Consulting Surgeon. will be sent hy
mail Una scaled envelope. FREE OF CHARGE
on RECEIPT of TWO STAMPS for postage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
San francesca. June 5

The regulars and volunteers. under
Hays and Stewart. attacked 600 Indians
on tko afternoon of the Cd, near Pyramid
Lake
The Indians were defeated with q loss
of 70 killed and several wounded.
Tive volunteers killed and three wound
ed--Capt. Slower MORALLY. The battle
was no. decisive and another was expect
ed soon
One thousand eight hundred dollars had
been raised at san F ancisco, within three
days, to furnish supplies for Col. Hays
volunteers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
Cairn. Ill .llirn o.S.
volunteers

The steamer Ben Lewis exploded her
boiler and burnt in sight of Cairo, this
morning. 4 number of ives were lost
Capt. Lawson is among the missing.
The bodies of Mrs. Williams and two
children have been found.
Three persons wounded, now at the St.
Charles. will probably die.
The second clerk, two chambermsids,
two stewards. the mail agent. aud FIVE
cabin passengers are missing.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

'tIC
John and Robert Button, editors of the
Virginian. were shot in the street to-
day by the brothers Hardwicl. editors
ard proprietors Of the Republican. One Of
the Buttons is said to be MORALLY wound
ed. The other seriously injured.
Both the Hardwicks have been placed
in Jail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

JUsT TIE TiIyG.-A prominent physician said
of DR. Wilson's Pills :-'' If my patient required
aperieot, " ilson's Pills were Just the thing I
wanted ii he suffered from Dyspeptia, acidity of
Stomach, CoStiveness, or Inactivity of Liver, VIII
sons Pills were Just the thing. Disturbances OF
the Cifculatory Organs, Wilson's Pills we're Just
the shing." See Guide 10 health to be had
gratis from Is. l.. Fahncstocl1 & &c. No. 60 Wood
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by 1ershing & Co..
Plymouth Ind and merchants generally. iulm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
CONTENTION Axn DrnoNsrp.11ox-We lad 4

Coyv ENTroN AND DEMoNsTRATIoy.-We had
tolerably lengthy account of the dongs of Satur-
day last written out, but we happened to think
that EVERYBODY was here, and that it was useless
to 90 to the trouble ofteling folks what they saw
We all know that we 4" had the biggest time that
was ever had in this town that there were in
town a third more people than was ever here be
fore. The manner in which the news of Douglas
nomination was received, will never be forgotten
by any person that was present. 1t a scene
that is not describable. Il struck terror to the
hearts of the Republicans present, and they looked
as though all their friends had suddenly been taken
from them and they were left lone and helpless in
the world.
The toreh-lisht procession was grand thing
and the speeches made from the Edwards House
By Messrs c. II. REEVE. NJ. A. o. PACKARD, and
JOHN y. SHIRLEY, sound and enthusiastic, and
were received with rounds of applause. Another
such demonstration would scare all the Republi-
cans out of town. Let us keep at the good work
begun, AMI we will carr this county by the
largest maj GRITTY ever given for any Democratic
ticket in it. Let us recolleet that 50 Eternal Nigi-
lance IS the price of Liberty" and that if we con
quer TIE foe we must meet it at every corner and
vanqush it.
Common Pleas COMMUNICATIVE convention
to nominate Judge and Prosecutor Of the Com
mon Please District, composed of the counties of
Elkhart, ST. Joseph, La Porte and Marshall will be
holden on Saturday next, the 30th at South Bend.
By order of the Chairmen of the different coun
ty Central Committees.
u Wendell Philips has given his opinion Of Mr..
Lincoln as a candidate for the Presidency. At a
meeting in Boston, on "Wednesday, he denounced
Mr.. Lincoln as country court lawyer, whose
only recommendation was that, out of the empti-
ness of his past, lying newspapers could make him
any character they pleased
The LIQUOR LAw.-All the liquor cases in the
Circuit Court in Delphi have been abandoned and
the defendants discharged the prosecutor beev
ing that the law, attempting to confer jurisdiction
on the Circuit Court, to be unconstitutional.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
VI. 4. o. PAcKARD.l :
ID. McDoxALD, 'C''''.ies'

1T Mr AMOS Z. CUrsHAw has on exhibition and
for sale at the store Of Henry PIERCE, the Ameri
can, Vernon. and Savage Sewing Machines, for
which he is the agent. He has them of various
patterns and at almost all prices. They are all
good machines, Of tie best manufacture and are
warranted to do first class work Those who wish
10 economize in their hous ehould arrangements
VIII uoubtiess find it to their interest to call on Mr..
CcrsHAw, and purchase one Of those articles which
every "weh regulated family ought to have
a Sewing Machine
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
Local Derar tt1nellt.
SCOTS Collecting Agency

Nj. J. s. ScoTT, who does a General Collect
ING Business, IS authorized to receive Subscrip-
tons: Advertis ements. &C., for US, and to give
receipts for money due this Office.
We chcerfuily recommend Mr.. SCOTT as a
careful, prompt, and honorable man. CLAIMS en-
trusted to him for Collection, could not be placed
in safer hands A. c. THOMPSON.
Ed Democrat.
j. Charges moderate-and the most satisfacto-
~ reference given. wien reauired.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

G57No greater revolution has ever been effected
in medicine than that which Is being brought about
by DR.. John Bulrs Vegetable Norm Destroyer.
Children eat them they would candy, and cry
for more when they are all gone. As a medicine
for worms they stand without arival.-ChGrics'o,cn
Datrorrgf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
HnrrrnN. Inne 9th. lSGn.

BOURBON, June 9th, 1860
'ir. EDToR The citizens of Bourbon having
made rargements for celebration here on the
Fourth of July. request the following programme
to he published in your paper:
SABBATH SCHOOL NATIONAL. CELEgRA
TION A 4 EOj RBON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

GRATIFYING.-It must certainly be very crafty
ing to those who intend supporting the boilers
ticket, to see with what satisfaction the Abolition
lists hereabouts, hail the nomination of Brecken-
ridge and Lane. If they would rather have Lin
coin than Douglas for President, wa would suggest
to them that they vote directly for the Rail Split
ter. The only difference it would make, is. that it
would be more above board. but more ciectual.
If they would rather have Lincoln than Douglas.
to take charge of the affairs Of this government,
then, rightly, they belong to the opposition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

WILL BE ELEcTED.-Dcspite the united efforts
Of Lincoln, Breckenridge & Co. to defeat him
Stephen a. Douglas will be elected President Of
these United States next fall. Men who have no
principc-only opposition 10 Dougios-are now
finely prov ided for.--they can yote their senti
mcnts by supporting either Lincoln or B,cckcp.
ridge--ts all the same.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28

DR.. o. Bairsi, German Township,
J. :. Hedricl. Bourbon g
y b. Ail@man. Iippecanoe "
w, 81 - :.
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Tn in0uon, The following delegates 10 the judi
ciaI Convention to be held At South Bend on the
}pih inst. Mere selected nx the Char am, an
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fofcu "t tiie Convention
) O. Osborne and II. VI. Logan, Centre TIP.
J. =. CushmaI, Polk Township
ietSr Schiaih' 6erman
y r. AileEnSn. IiDpecs,.lOc
VIM. iiuats, Green -
James thompson: v -
;. y. Champln, North
iamcs Brooke, Union
H. > fi9er bourbon .
Merrill Williams, " ainut
On notion OF ;. A. fRANcis, the Democrats Of
ia r5iai accept the invitation of tie Democrats of
Starke, to meet them in Mass Convention at Knox,
on the ''oth iIs-' for the purpose OF nominating a
Representative 10 the State Legislature.
GA motion OF AYERS BALDwIy. the old Central
Committee were re elected for the ensuing year.
Inc following resolutions were then presented
- y n REEVE ESD anu unanimously endorsed
~ '"e ooh'en'ioh
Aesotrs4, lint We abide by the principles enun
Cipc;nn,tt; pla,for- ',d Ni'o"i' Do inc
our professional creed. 80
Resotred, That we recognize the decisions of
9ne supreme ne, CoufI as the supreme Law OK the
R.soIrgd. INT We ree,q@,,;I.. and III
the rights of all the citizens Of the United States
entitled to more than another. anu '''' part IS
hesoiced, That we will fight modern Republican
Ism wherever We find it, with all the means in our
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
Dry Goods and Groceries.
DECLARATIONS INDEPENDENTS.

Va HEN in the course of trade, it becomes
" necessary for one firm to dessolve the
mercantile bonds which have connected them with
Others and to assume among the stores of Ply
mouth that prominent position, to which selling
goods at a lower price entities them, decent re
spect for the opinions ofthc citizens of Marshall
comfy require the causes which should impel them
To the separation. We hold these truthes 10 be
self evident: that all do not sell goods equal that
those who buy cheaper can sell at a lower price,
that the store which sells at the lowest price is
entitled to the patronage of the community.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-28
Examined anu approved by
MOsEs kEYsER,
|. y. MoRRrs. Commissioners.
]. J.. WEsTERyELT.


Ii our neigllbor of the Republican should not
succeed in getting fright this week we will If Mr.
Fuller viii let US have the original manuscript.
agree to set it up according to copy and not
charge the county anything for it. If ne will not
do TINT, will treat him to several glasses of o
ham, if he will let US have the original copy. with
the signature Of the Commissioners We succest
to our contemporary of the Republican, the motto,
" Try. try, again"