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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
| " NY.-At meeting of the Stakeholder of the
virginia Life insurance Company, held at the
once OF the NJ erchants' Insurance Company. in
| the City of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
OF March, 1850, the following gentlemen were elect
| cd Board Of Directors:
VIM. H Mcfarland, John Purcell,
1Ff ssss ~ Al' Nsc.ne. j 81. ASssyy
John H. Monta. ue, C. 6 Barney.
David /: Burr, Ro. IL Maufy,
Lewis Ginter, Jas A Cowardiu,
John Jones, BENZ H. Nash.
lewis D. tse'nS John H. 0S Claiborne.
VIM 6. Paine B. c. Wherry,
d. E. Z. Raskervlll, w. II. Christian,
Saml J. Harrison, Wyndham Robertson.
YIN Il EaSall; John c. Shafer,
Robert 7. Brooke, Peter C. warwick.
wellington Goddin, George J. Sumner,
John Dooley, D. s. Wooldrl &C.
holder the Board of Directors convened. and
Se' S,@s tss 'eG#y IT, fl as axsSrARLANp
~ Prssid;;nTTsAMLJ HAkK!soN.
zs;aey~aJRsc5 5EA 4 H RHIHWE fIs
ny !, Net;ee: There will be a meeting of the
sATTRSAY ~ n. asnt.a as
s!S2s A b Sfs' FG Gi ,ss RsiF s.ey
6k e M GOODS >E n kiET
Rsws. a Rrn's s
cts; the richest patterns and the best quality of
Jaconets. Orsandes, Bereges, at all the lowest
prices; beautiful fancy Silks at 80 cts worth 10.
good at 55c. and higher prices; Stella Shawl ~
and higher, every color. worth three times the
money; busters at SOC; Silk Manillias at II So
NJ 70 and some at SIS, selling elsewhere for double
&c upwards, the cheapest in Richmond; the finest
FRENCH Needle worked Ladies' Collars and Cam
Siic bands at half their va'ue bleact ed md brow
T.be i Sase'nS' f!Ilow- Muslin Toweling.
Checks and Swiss Mnslins at prices to astonish
every body Ladies' Caters, with heels nj 81
81 Is; &c; Morocco, Kid and Goat skin shoes
with heels, at - l21s and higher prices; Misses
ton, at all prices: &c and upwards; Ladies fine
Slippers at 500 Mems Slippers at 62%c fine VIZ
vet do; at Sc; Oxford Ties, Congress GateTs.
Calf- skin SHOES, &c, for Mes Boys and Servants
vi thout delay at No q Main street. ''' ''"'' call
NH 23-lm JOSEPH STRAI-SE
undersigned, by virtue Of the |
l powers vested IN them BY deed Of trust exc |
,uted to them by Messrs. Tupman l. Hull of re-
ord IN the Clerks office Of the Hastings Court Of
GOODS BOOKS and He G sa55e w vfGek
# the business lately conducted by said Tupman
Hull at the store No Ito. on the north side of |
lain street. privately. To those desiring 10 30 m
TfiISs;. & 81 fEARENM sHA2RE
FOODS. &c; rare opportunity is offered If mot
old privately before, the entire STOCK, FIX
~ RES, &c, will be sold at public auction on the
9th day of April next. ~
In the meantime. the store will remain ono and |
he bnSlneSe be carried on by WIN. J. TCPMAN
nd IRVING HULL. who are hereby appointed |
no Agents 81 the trustees fer that purpose
AbA X WE Ri icFsENsH a. Trustees.
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hFiSher l. Winston.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS. oils
FkENCH AND AMERICAN W IN DOW III. ASS
DYE STUFFS, BRUSHES &c
mn H-6 No. Us Main Street, X ichinopd Va

"a Boots and Shoes for
SPRIN G a ND NINER.
MARCUS HARRIS d RGO
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOi ,EHAi,E Ann
RETAIL DEALERS IN ROOIS.
SHOES, TRUNKS. &c
40. E5 MAIN STREET, RICHMoSp. VlRcIxr.
we are nov prepared to offer = complete assert,
ment of BOOTS and SHOES, Of the latest ard
mOst approved sty les, among which will be found
the following goods of our own make wh,ch Ear
excellence Of material and superior workmonsh,p.
are surpassed by none "a this market, viz:
s SS PAIRS 'enss' French Calf BOOTS;
~. s :. =" OXFORD TIES;
~ =. :. STRAP SHOES;
To- :. :. Tai! and Kid CATERS;
sS :: Ladies Nor Morocco BOOTS:
80 MMSrSsss an: and GG = RPTsE.Ns;
800 % eide-iaoe and Con GAyrERs'.
LOO :. Misses Boots and Shoes, Of all styles:
Also, well selected stock Of Boys and Youthx,
Boots and Shoes, Of all STYLES, together with a
large and desirable stock OF Pexged Work, makes
eur assortment - complete and as great AS anv in
this market, to all 81 which we respect fniiy so,ct
2 cali from the purchasing community befof rnak
ing their purchases. rs our aeiities enable us To
o1sr tnem advantages N great At least, ~ can be
offered by an! othor house. ~
A. b-Custom work made t. order, a. usual, at
short notice and fair prices.
MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO.
=. No ~ Nam st., next 70 American u0tel.
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The ncrchants OF Charlottesville, Va, haze.
In psbl'e messing, femsnsUated assinst the
sAs tsr eeat ~,
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~ WATCH Mr. EpIroR: - ANON -.
names announced in your COLUMNS as candidatss
Ior the above mentioned ofhce, none have i'm,
=, BAPTIST; and in this impression. we ara
pleased 70 say. We are entirely and heartily coin.
ssrriinm,snating citizens The merits OF Mr.. SAP-
IlSIcregarded either officially or sociailyDnre
!ntenest Is identified with our city; and II enS.s.y
70 MI bic position in the promotion Of its
and. IN other cities. perilous hours IF n;rs sn
presto, 9, Of his moral excellence and worth could
not iail 70 exercise q wholesome influence For
sne once ne possesses youth. great ply sicai nov
Is OF endurance and a rare degree Of cOnraee In
ddultich 70 ms own merits. NAV add ne rs ths
ne AZ 81 an interesting and growing family. This 20
NH 2.-2ts ONE WHO vNox,,c ,,,,.
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K a. JEFFER SON WARD. VOTE
O>Na FOR THIS TICKET.
CITY COUNCIL:
\. u hasklns, John GreaEor.
A A. Haine,, James Talbot,
W, II. Richardson.
NH 23-dtdes

II SUPERINTENDENT or THE
~ CITY GAS WORKS.-I Respectfully an
nnnnce myself q candidate for reelection ~ ah.
Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF CITY GAS
WORKS. lnh 2s-tde JNO. j. Fry.
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"A. MethOdist Hymn and Tune hook,
AT +. C.. G. DREWRY'S, I73 Main at
THE WESLEYAN HYMN AND TUNE BOOK,
comprising the entire collection of Hymns in
the Hymn Book of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. with appropriate Music adap'ed
to each Hymn. By l.. c. Everett Plane t
binding. $l.23; Roam binding, 81 So
NH 22-3t*
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49, SON WARD.-I am q candidate. Ms Won
GIL of Richmond. Indisposition has prevented
me from sser"S my respected constituency This
in a few days, be out. and will continue the can
vass in that spirit Of courteous be rality and in
Those of my enemies who think they have DIS
qHai,ftd me by eLdeavOring to warn me, will no
eEreg iously disappointed. | shall. on tho first
wednesday in April, show those who seek +, de-
ieat me that the people are with me, as am Of
them. All ask Ia a fair and full hearing at the
poliS. lmh 23-2tNl A. A. RAlNE.
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siiia arizona Win the Hon Phiio H r. Me,
as its editor.
Miss Sarah Byrnes, of Baldwin county, Ala.
was accidentally burned to death on the nth
inst.
The Opposition, Of Portsmouth, Va. has
nominated John Nash for Mayor
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RATHS.

The subscriber would respectfully inform his pa
irons and the public generally. that having PER
Jecisd his Bathing Apparatus, he is nO,r prepared
= furnish HOT and COLD BATHS at any hour OF
the day or night.
=, He solicits call at the Gentlemen's Dressing
Establishment. on Main street, between nth ard
lstM tmh % 81 ROBERT FRANCIS.
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H. Removal.

IA Removal
/. NJ. SIN q Err & co.
Have removed thei BRANCH OFFICE to North
NH 23-2w
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No MAIL FROM THE NORTH was received bv
the afternoon train yesterday, the cars being
detained from the fact that the boat did not
arrive at AcQuia Greek until late in the after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-23

IA PHorOGRAPHs and Ambrotypes surpassed bv
none in the world. from tho smallest up to life
size, colored in Oil, AQuareil and India Ink, are
those executed at Res Mammoth Gallery, Il
Main street. Copies taken from old Daguerreo-
types and AmbrOtypes, ENLARGED to any desired
size, and warranted perfect. Prices range from
Is cents TO $50. NH Il-fs
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AivsH CsHDAr.-The Richmon,
.nes1' calls sttsntioa to The manuneterr .,
Jams 1ivsr Censnt. b Nr. UAas. I.oohs,, -
balcony Falls. Va, and justly en- 49,, H..
70 the necessity - well ~ the proat Of n. tro.
izing product Of oar own State. An nrss.-
sncs - The productions Of other s.aasS' Z.
-6eals 10 The RaeAaoad market &C ~ 49,
pries vita H. Nsrshsrn article. Il oussf IL
supsrcsds ths Northsrn. hscauss Il 4 4 VIZ.
gtnia product giving smploymsnt to : larr.
amount efyiSgiaia Industry aud capital ana
throwink aanually several thousand doilars
tcllon The Jsmss River and Eanawha Canal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q,
High Water sAis day friday AZ O'Clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner N. York mdze
and passeng erS ~ udam & Watson.
Steamer BelvideIe, rravers, Balio., mdze. and
passengers, Il W. CurrIe.
Schr. Hendrix Hudson, Lincom Boston, mdze
W. d. Colqultt x Co.
corn.
SAILED,
Steamer Bslvidere, Travers, BALTIC mdze and
passengers, d. t. w. Currie.
Brig Fred. Eugene, Crockett, N. Y. nldze., w.
D. Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr. John Il. Travers, Frank, Fort Calhoun,
stone. Col. DeRussy.
Schr. Hope, Frank, BALTIC. light.
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philade-
phia, mdze. and passengers, II. T.. futile.
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MASONIC STATrgov
Az JOHN W DAVIES MAXI Mnsas g
Open from,a A. Mechaa.cT IN
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PAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
SKINNER. Master, from New York:
g. TAYLOR, E; Barry Or. J. Harmon, D. Parry.
MRS DR. Aylett, W. A. Fiske, NJ Monahan, John
Williamson. DR.. Coles, +. Baker, James Baker
w. Mclaughlin. lady and children, w. b. Palm,
or, M j. De Rossett j. Donavant, and - In steer
age.
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M E'hANi's' iNSriTrrE. mn,

vi A'"AN''s' iNsrITrTEH,
THE LADIES OF THE rx,r.
TERRAIN CHURCH Rev Dr. MED HEP PnI
FAIR,
Of aPs N tee s,e { Of Use SEbEUt and FAscv
ut the Hall of the MECUDNHuqr,pSRY l.
common commisnc,nx attP N This AFrt!ss,,i
continue every day this wesk rrtRN0ll
TIE sale vii! be Appropriated 70 "a. ps-
nestle MISSIONS. and H., !" The ssas
which the funds are 10 he anu onr hohs "a.
tasteful and elegant selection i ss "ra
commend il to the pa.ronsrs' Of ni Zoo, :.
sons ,so9s wishing to purchase viii sI. -,
Oeiore the assortment 10 brolsns r epr. n
most choice articles '''Aen ~ ists,
IN VIEW EOp ., hA,|
THE HOME OF wISHifSS'G; TTosSScsa
Painted by RossIrER MfsHo,ri hS IHr
From 10 A. N. To 10 r. ii. WI
Ad'n'sslOn Is cents.
BOWERS ns'|
MASONIC
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Men Of Business Qualities and OF Learning.
The London correspondent of a New York
journal refers those who hold in contempt tho
capacity of "men of letters'' for statesmanshi 10
and business, to the British Parliament where
the two leaders Of the two great houses. and
the most eminent Chancellors of the Exche.
quer OF the present century-Mr. PIrr and
Sir RoBERr PEEL alone excepted-are Mr.
GLADSTONE and Mr.. BENJAMIN DIsRAILr:
the oEe the first Greek scholars Of the age. and
the other one Of the most eminent li,eratsx,s
aud novelists. Two Others only little less
prominent ~ statesmen, are Sir E. BuLwER
LYrTON, the greatest living novelist, and Lord
JOHN RUSSELL, an eminent author and writer.
In the House Of Lords is BRoUGHAx, q man Of
lettsa> orator and lawyer. one Of the most far
tile gsniusss OF the day. In fine, the members
OF Parliament, who are not men OF classical
education. and Of some pretensions to scholar
snip, are the exceptions. The same is the case
win the members OF all other government
eAcspt ons own. II = only In tho United
e@'es mat isnorases h considered . ualiaca.
Won sad rscommendation for oaacial statfon
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ROANOKE VALLEY RAIL.
80 ROAD C0MPANY.-Notice is hereby
dered the call Of a meeting of STOCKHOLDERS
Of the ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY: to be held in the town Of CLARKS-
VILE, on THURSDAY, the 2sth Of April next.
1t IS earnestly desired that there should be a full
attendance on that occasion
E. A. WILLIAMS,
NH 2}-2swtd Sec'y of the Board.
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
amount Of the capital stock of this Company is sub
scr,bed for. general meeting Of the stockholders
VIII oe heid at the office OF the Merchants Insur
EDN ESDAI, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock, p. M
BY order Of the
NH 6-l5t COM MISSIONERS
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AS NOTlCE.-Dr. DAVID COULLING
Wa will not be at his office for several DAYS
NH l7-6t
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WILL CT OSE IN FEW DAYS,
49, THE GREAT PAINTING.
1.-THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR;"
NH Its AT MECHANICS HALL
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n O. MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
- SOCIETY.-Tha Thirty Seventh An
n9a! Meeting Of the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA, will be held IN the city of Richmond
ut the MEDICAL COLLEGE Of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the oath Of April next.
VIM. w. PARKER, Nj. D.,
mn ll-ItaWtd Secretary.
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HOMESTEAD COMPANY,-An
49, adjourned meeting of this Company will
he held at O'Clock L. NJ, on FRIDAY, the 23rd
instant, at the Office Of GoDDIN APPERsON.-
There will be sale or 10 ares stock, and full
attendance ls desired. By order of the
mn 22-2t PRESIDENT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

1--WE are under obligations to ID. MCDONALD
the accommodating telegraph operator at this
palace for the pains he has taken in receiving and
writing dispatches for us, from Char lesion. Dan.
is a good operator, has good business qual6ca-
tions and deserves situation in some larger Office.
Merit rarely goes long unrewarded, and therefore
we predict more lucrative situation for our
friend Dan before long.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

Mr.. A. C.-You should have been with me on
Saturday evening last, to have partaken Of nice
mess of young lettuce, presented by Mr.. John
Sullivan, who is opening up provision and veg
etable garden at the west end of town, for early
vegetables, &C. He threatens your sanctum with
mess of the earliest truck that will be produced
in the country this season. Look oHt.
BIRNEY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26
CINCINNATI, O., April ii, lS6

The DEMecRAT.-The patrons and readers of
the Democrat will not fail noticing the improve
ment in its appearance this week. The advert
sing columns now headed, and the card col
nmn set in uniform and more business style than
before, and occupy only one-half the amount of
space they formerly did. An alteration Will be
made in some of the advertisements,
next week, which think will improve
their appearance materially. For these improve
ments in the appearance of our paper, in
debted to our competent foreman, A. G. EsTILL
Charley is "good fellow" and "brck." I'm
der his super, ision, Job Work Of all kinds is ex-
ecsted with Reatness and dispatch, at this office
You merchants who have JUS received your spring
stock, come along with your bills and have them
printed, if you want. to escape bankruptcy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

d. F. TAkrMAN.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement in to-days paper that D. F. Hartman has
purchased of Joseph Evens, his former partner,
his interest in the firm, and will continue the man
ufacture and sale of everything in his line, at
prices that cannot help taking the "fancy" Of all
those in need of Harness, etc. Dave. is q good
fellow and will do the "clean thing" by all who
may favor him with call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN
subscriptions, &c.

Mr.. ]. S. ScoTr, who does a General Collect
ing Business, is authorized to receive Subscrip-
tions, Advertisements, &C., for as, and to receipt
for money due this Office.
Mr.. SCoTT is a prudent, careful and reliable
gentleman. Claims entrusted to him for set
dement, will be promptly attended tO-and could
not be placed in safer hands.
A. C.. THOMPSON,
Ed Dem OcrGt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

]. BRowNLEE has received his spring stock of
goods and wants folks generally to call and SCI
him. He is not going to sell for cash exclusively,
but will accommodate his friends who may be hard
up, until "after harvest" He said something
about wanting those indebted to him to call and
pay, but we will let him say this next next week,
himself, in his new advertisement that will then
appear.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

GREENE TP. CLUB.-The Democrats Of Greene
Township will have meeting at the Voreis school
house on Saturday next, at O'Clock P. M.
CENTER CLUE -The Club meeting in this town
ship was largely attended last Thursday evening
The speech of Mr. c H Reeve was strong one
and although farther South than we go, was one
that is not easily refuted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

1j-McWILLIAMs, at the former stand OF Pack
ard & Thayer, Is giving bargains to all who call on
him. He even pleases the ladies in prices and
quality ofgoods, and this is an evidence that he
is selling cheaper than many other houses in this
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

u7Plymouth Lodge No. 149 of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons will meet on Friday evening the
9th inst, at o'clock P. NJ. All members are
requested to attend early their is important
business to be transacted T. H. OrLEsBEE, S'ty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

INVESTIGATORS ARTICLE will be found in to
days paper, also, our neighbors answer to our con-
tributors article of week before last. Read this
gem from the pen of our gifted and high minded
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

1--WE acknowledge the receipt of a free pass
or ticket from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and its connecting lines in the West. to
visit the Capitol OF the Union and the Home and
Tomb of Washington" It's one of the most lib
ersl Railroad excursions ever gotten up, and the
Press of the West will undoubtedly reciproc ate
the favor these lines have been so magnanimous
as to extend 70 the members of the sditoriol fra
ternity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

PROBABLY FORTHCOMING. what we can
gather from rumor, we expct to be compelled in
self defense to make some remarks in relation to
certain officials of this county, that will stir up
muss. We know some things which, if we are
not forced to, we will not make nown, but when
others forget what is due from one gentleman to
another and falsify, they must look out for a de
Tense, and having the club in our own hand, we
will use IT, We suppo sc this matter will be ex-
planned partly in this weeks Republican, and
probably more fully in our next issue We are
able to answere some questions which our neigh
Dor has thus far refused to give any light on.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

UNION CLUB MESrISG.-The Club meeting at
the Cross lanes on Saturday evening was well at
tended and the best of feeling prevailed on the
part of the Democracy, and the most favorable
manifestations on the part of the Republicans
present They cannot yet behave themselves de
Gently at democratic meetings for we could occa-
sionally hear some of the lowest kind of vugarity
escape from the mouths of some little young abo-
litionists there. Their Mas should keep them at
home until hey learn decency, at least There
are some older ones for whom there is no hope in
this respect-et 'em "blat.'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

SEaESADE.-A few evenings since some of our
little friends late scholars of Prof Cane, favored
us wtha nice little serenade, which we can assure
them was fully appreciated. We glad to see
them try TO retain what their teacher and kind
friends have taught them. They cannot spend their
leisure moments in any better way than improv-
ing themselves in singing. @e hope they may all
live to be very old and always be as happy they
now are, and the surest way to be happy is to "do
gsod'' as one oftheir little songs tells them
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

HABDwARE.-J. c. Leonard, Of II. z. Dickson
& Co., returned from New York about week
since, where he had pleasant visit with his friends
and relatives and also selected the largest and
most complete stock of Hardware ever brought to
this place-so they say. This firm has been do
ing business here some two years under the pres
emit arrangement and has done as liberal business
as any house in norther Indianan. They calculate
TO live by selling quantity of goods and not by
putting on exhorbitant profit on what they do
sell. This, the people of Marshall county have
found out and the result is, they have very large,
trade and give entire satisfaction to their nu-
merous friends
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

Iron Monday night last one hundred cars filled
with cattle for the Eastern market, went through
this place in three separate trains.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26
LIV ERY TEAMS.
MEAT MARKET.

rHARLES SHOEMAKER, on La
~ porte street, a few doors west of Palmer's
Store, keep good supply of FRESH MEATS
for their old customers, and as many new ones a.
may lind 1t To their interests to call on them.
UThey will pay the highest market prices in
cash, Tor Fat Cattle, Sheep. Hogs and Fowls.
15Market every morning except SUNDAY
aug ll-lN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

15'Uncle BEN'S contribution has been overlook
ed until now. After political masters get some
what quieted will de glad to insert il.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

PREAcHING.-Rev. VIM III. Simons will preach
at Westervelts Holl the first Sunday in May, one
week from Sunday next.