The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-06

PAY Ur-Our friends and patrons are informed
that ID is now "after harvest and We want then
to do as they have agreed to-pay up. We are
greatly in need of all they owe US and we will ex
pect them to redeem their pledges.
4rReader, if YOU want the countenance OF any
of the candidates for the Presidency you will find
directions where to get them by referring TO the
advertisement of HosxA b. CARTER Co. If you
want the Likeness. of our next President. send for
that of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. He'sbound to wln'
ORR DELAr.-We are little behind hand this
week for several reasons; our foreman has been
sick-o1r paper did not come until yesterday
"wednesday } and considerable Of our time has
necessarily been spent out ofthe Office. which will
account for the small amount of editoria, matter
that appears in this issue.
uThe P. F. w. & c. R. R. Depot, at this
place is now under way, and will be completed as
SOON as money and men do it. The site Sc
lected il good one-being near where the ware
house of Mr.. THAYER now stands, on the South
aide of tie road The contractors names We have
not vet learned. nor the size of the building.
Of Mr. DAVID vrSSrDoE appears in our columns
to-day. Mr.. V. openedu up a fine bar this week and
keeps the choicest brands of both liquors and Gig
ars /; his bowling alleys said to be 81 No. ~
and his billiard tables first class. The lovers Of
fun can do no better than call on DAVID.
C.P&CR R-By referring to Time Table
in this paper will be seen that here has been
change" upon this road. Perhaps, in connec-
ton with the above il would not be improper for
us to saw that Mr. HUGH ROSE is the Conduc tor on
the above road, and that a more noble hearted,
generous fellow does not live. He model Con-
ductor and possesses the qualifc alton Of making
everybody who travels with him lively as bag of
feas. Long NAV he " run on the road
POLE RAISING AT TYxER-The pole raising at
Tyner City onThursday last was we'll attended and
with the exception of the pole breaking, the day
performance good thing. We are informed
that before long the Democrats of that vicinity
are gong to try il again. The speeches were
well received and the best 70 feeling was mani
Tested by all the Democrat. present. Several Re-
publicans from this place took advantage of the
free ride end went for the purpose of election
eering-promnenta among whom were Windy Bill
and Auditor Fuller:
DrJudge FULLEE-the man who thinks that
Auditor responsible for all the official &C ts OF the
county-took the responsibility of erecting
what he thought was a necessary building
on the public squar c. and the last sitting of the
Board of Commissioners brought in bill for erect
ing the aforesaid Building, but the Board refused
20 ante, thinking. perhaps, the Judge takinga
little too much land.
QuERY.-How does MArriNGLr stand on the
"question before the house ?" For FULLER and
against the Bosrd, or pice rersa?
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT GRovERTowS.-On
Monday last, the Democrats of Grevertown and
vicinity turned out according to appointment, at
that place. and were addressed in an able and argu
nentative speech by HENRY HiGGINs, Esq, candi-
date for State Senator, and BY N. A. o. PACKARD,
candidate for Representative The best of feeling
prevailed. The Democrats of that vicinity are
awake to duty
OF the 80 votes in that township 60 will be cast
for the Democratic State and County ticket, and
Ga for DOUGLAS and JOHNSON
tion of our many readers to the new column ad-
vertisemcnt of Messrs s. &. NJ. BECKER, in to-
days paper They have very large stock of
goods and to Judge from the crowds that are daily
thronging their establishment must be selling at
low figures. The goods on exhibition at their
counters of the best and latest styles of good
quality, and directly from the Eastern mar kets.
Those in want of Dry Goods, Clothing, or Gro
ceries, should not fail to call at No. /, Corb:n's
Block IS it is a noted place for good bargains.
Rev. Mr.. wmrY.-This most worthy minister
pastor ofthc VI. E. Church here. for the last year.
on Sunday last, preached his last sermon to his
congregation. Having obtained Professorship
in Green Castle College, he has quit the ministry
We regret very much to announce his departure
from among US. as he is talented man, an e1em
plary christian and most Agreeable gentleman in
every sense of the term. Wereg ret, Also that his
worth and labo<s we're not bette appreciated by
his church and the citizens Of this place, he is
undoubtedly man Of more brains, learning and
talent than all the ministers the church has had
here for five years past. We most sincerely wish
hins prosperity and happiness in his new home ard
occupation.
CoLLosUr.-We overheard the following dia-
iogue between young gent and lady few days
since, and give it place in our columns ,
Why John, where in the world did you get that
nice suit Of clothes-in Chicago ~
No indeed, Molly. I pstronise home indus
try
Did you buy them in Plymouth %
Yes, of DavIpsos Co. They keep none but
this kind"
"Of D.vIDsos & Co.. Well, 7 declare, John.
II II aint the incest, neatest. and best fitting suit
have seen for many a day. If thought they
would improve my 10 oks 40 much a. they do your'n.
I'D have me suit, too"
Young man, "a word to the WISE" etc Read
new adv ertisement
MARRIED.
On the 10th day of August, 1860. in Union