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~ E.ASOND
A Great Bargain!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.
Tie most Desirable property is tie Coomtyl

TIE nt0st Des'rd6le properly % tAe COottyl
The undersigned offers to sell his Grist Mill and
tract df land, containing IS acres, on which il is
located, on very reasonable teIms. tits located
six and half miles west Of Plymouth The Mill
Is in good repair. manufactures the best quail
~ of -four, and has the best run of custom of
any other in the county. TIE water power is
steady ind believed to be superior to anv other in
Marshall county. By proper attention from three
to five Thousand dollars can be made on the Mill,
and perhaps more. He will take any kind OF good
property in part payment
Fer further particulars. enquire on the premises
AYRES BALDWIN
an rs,, 20. 1860. I2tf.-3tf.
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E~See the advertisements OF the Eidera-
do Saloon. in this papet. II is as splended
n Saloon as there u in the Northern part
Of the State. and everything about il is
ken, in the neaies, manner.
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A liberal Reward

UVHE SUISSE RIBER lost somewhere IN UNI rD
town. the fr.t ofthis week. pocket Diary 'ol
1850. with his name in it. togett + WITH sese' :,
promi.sory notes and other Pap.is Ill no
i;h.-.iiv rewarded. 1t maybe left at either IN!
re''0sh'' " J.BN. KL1NGER
=. Plymouth. dec20n47tf'
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GunslnithinS.
w :. ID. b A r r Y .
Having iocst ted in the tovu NJ

ARGUS, MARSHALL COUNTY, IND.
Respectfully informs the citizen of that town and
the surrounding country that he is fully prepared
to repair RAes, Shot uns. Pistols, and everything
pertaining to the Gunsmithing business, u,on the
shortest notice and atreasonable prioes Tae pat
mage Of the pubic h sciictsed
4Ts=, Ssr ~ rpsr13
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RExovEp.--The telegraph and agents
office are this morning being moved Into
re new Passenger House opposite the
FREIGHT House
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THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.
WANTED.

w.~~rn-A good girl or woman to do general
To one who is well qualified and
ssu'e 800 veil recommended. liberal 'rages and, a
81 sifuaiioa will be given. Must sPDly os-
49, ,s;s and Christmas, to C. II. RkEf L
rl4tA
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Old Iron.

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10000 ACRES OF IIEN }
ANOR SALE. lam authorized to sell ten thou
sand acres of land, situate in the county OF
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And in fact everything usually kept in Drug
Store, az prices as low can be afforded Call
and examine for yourselves.
n25tf L. A. LEMON.
, 1860-11-29

NEW YOIsK-Nnv. .-FLorH-iIcnvy. and so
10c lower, with only very moderate demand FIR
e1purt aud l!nnc col,Fn.Jtinn- holders generally
dirpo-ed to rcsltzr, Sales u 14.uo hFir Al <4.73@
4b5 f1 +apr: E1ntc: S5.0OG55.aU for extra rtatc !:
a75 i.3l fer turer western; .0uG55.:n fur com.
rhpriu. braidn of cxra round hoop Ohio tnnadia,'
-four heavy and demand quite moderate. sales OF
.oo brlr ut sG : .s5 for common to choice extra.
Nve flour quiet small EalcS ut about previous quo
tationr. Corn meal dull and without change.
WH1~Kr-More active. Salcr 1906 hrl* nj 19ss q
tiuA1s-WLcat fnll1c 4 bu lower, with only 4
very moderate cxport demand: ralc. 1850 bn
chea:" sprins =. Sl 10 % MtIw;nsse srh ,a
59 tn winter reg g. ~ss1S1 " ~ ~ & nna 10y s5cs M
Barley not 70 plenty aud very nrm: faies 4.1JA bu
Canada Eas, at tx. md 1,400 bu statc at 1oc ::
e!rss M p@s Sosn o@er %h st ne on o
mand for export aud home consumption: sales
s., ,0o0 bn nj 65@65kc for mixed western aonat
soattcrn. SOUTH m oa,s 10 moderate rcqucn, at s7&ssxr
Tor vcstern, Canada nnd statc.
Pnov1s1GSs-l Pork dull. hcavy aud decidedly !o~
Sales 10 bIs al gu for ,nss+ :, ana ,sa for si esi
nniet and unchanged. Salcz ITS brIs at $810G10
2or rapacked mesr el0 5o11l1 fnr extra mess.
Prime mcee beef aud bee. aamr arc ani ana nom on
for shoulders. and loI101sc 1er hams: nrsesea
hors arc steady at THc- Lard. iaaf3cl dnIl ana
hyy sales @ 9 bFss sna 1l@ e.e ntef csees$
9tosdF at 9Ql104c for inferior to pr1mc
GHocEriS.LCodec remains very quiet and In.
rhanred. Sales 206 bags Rio at 13Xc. RIce steady.
Snaaf dull. We hear Of only 4v hhds t, Snba - At
oaiss 81 hris New Orleans at 40c; ard by auc-
INN $50 brls do at 3s@3S4c cash. 49,.
w wszEns-Cloycr seed iii moderate request. sale1
sol bags prime new at ec. Other kinds a1o nom1'
nal. <,,,oro11v 1ou.er f,lf &
6sE, Gal & chi 6, \ c7s3, M ~, y g; ~ ):
1z ce $, ! ~ s esss ri es g. lar = prei q
s2H r. Psc PC M s3x. bonds s6x' Tenn es7S
U e. 'G6 9Gx. ..t,r. today indicate
th.t the money pressure hae r.. % Contracts entered
, 1860-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The Census Bureau
is in receipt Of returns from all the States,
South Carolina inclndcd. In a few districts,
however, the returns are withheld for correct
ion. The returns from the Territory Of New
Mexico arc low On the way to Washington,
and those Of Utah and KanFas have only part
come TO hand. In all cssee, with one exception,
time Of taking the census. As to the present
one it has been rendered within Shorter
period tllan ever before, but not in time to cn-
able the Secretary Of the Interior to commuul-
catcto Congress at the commencement Of tho
session tho enumeration Of the Inhabitants
and ncw Representative apportionmcnt.
Among the latest arrivals Of Congressman
is Senator Davis Of Mississippi. Secretary
Cebh was absent from the Cabinet to-day on
account of sickness Tic Presidents Annual
Message has been placed in the printers
hands
, 1860-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. Scarcely dozen
members Of Congress have as yet arrived.
Thaddcus Hyatt called upon the President
to-day in furtherancc Of his efforts for post
ponement of the Kansas land sale.
New Orleans papers Of Monday have been
received here.
The Pcayune has an extract from private
letter from the highest authority at Vera Cruz,
saying, the occupation Of Guadalalara by The
Liberals anu the complete rout Of Cen Mar
qucs arc regarded here as the beginning Of the
end Of the civil wnr. The ConstitutiOnai2tls
will ut once march on the capital,
, 1860-11-29

when the fall commenced SIX OF eight weeks ago.
have been closed up; hence the scarcity OF stocks
on the street
The Chemical Bank. ha. been expelled from the
Clearing Houae account OF IT. refusal to put ~
tpcdc reserve into the common fund. according 10
The programme Of the associated banks.
CATTLE AARKEr.-Beef n moderate demand La a.
about 1aat weeks prices. Receipts Upward .! e,og
Inferior 6@7e; fret quality 21Y!e: Mnttgn e ~ n
fur request at full prices. Recetpte healtf n,oo;
swine lower. Receipts. 1850. Qaotaaons' ~
95H.
osWE0o, Nov. 2a-F1oUn-Quiet but IN.
GRSIS-Tbcre ta some inquiry for white wheat
f-om cn,ttry !pillcrs who offer 81 30 which Ia 50
liz under tic views Of buyers. A sale Of a ANAL
it oap.t. Corn. oats, barley and RE nominal In
Ihc absepcc Of sales.
LAKE IxroR1a- $. 700 bu wheat. 5000 bu coru,
$500 bn barley. 500 bu rye.
10 shipments Of importance by canal.
BALTIMORE. Nov. eS-FIouR-Du1l. Howard
rlrcet and Ohio, $j.25; city mflls the same On
1imc.
GRA1N.-Wheat dull and heayy; red, Fl .0531 Is
white, $1.25G1.45. Corn lower; new white ant
yellow. 57Qb5s. -.
Inoy1sloSs-Du1l; new mess pork, $3.50: old
$1aO0.
t'oFfEE-Stcady.
WNtTKY-Dnfl.
, 1860-11-29

n - L = . 4 Il ~ - 0s
Ta ssxh Y i h . Xas q o
G2uTIy \ 4. ei=ht % n,ilss south ol The si!las: Vi
81; bc:,dss .sse s'x othsIs fsS a. III oss:e
ausaes % srs @ shown N IT. lie ,j''s snbanei
snass Thsy as sSs ssf r ps1s ,s "f
saipsts of Iron lie great medic aai :irtacs pe.
Sy sts5s dtGsnd e % ps
substances Hundreds Of sases nf disease especially
eafea ssab s. ea s c ssa s
confirmed Leproasshe waters have been sEsnaily
Opinions Of Medical sud Scientific gentlemen ar.
E1ven in The circulars. Tho folown: eminent gentle.
.aea sneak tn strong terms Of the medicinal value If
Plef EmmSns: r. r9neyn Peck. ~ p. Of Albany;
Y >. r SsE YORK; ii. i; campbell: Il Pittsiels.
ae ssss5 IT, Ii sf Is
et eq,onf SS1s sFos %x e" fsaG
Ts' ea3es 'oi s:t sss ss S sn for all chronic
Mts M ts snsc Il, Ct ness
cS Y"rx in which r states tl.af tic Water possess
4sfisy TOMS rsttEsEant Il M aa a.t;assnt pForertiss
ress:usEiy adartcd are chronic affections q the IL
g;ass and Urinary otans and some of ,ae cntaaeon*
ysea:ay chronlc durtss. chT .lc cystiss ilaSetcs.
I'D IT, s sce fSe
Tie Ta:vr may also be often nsed with advantage, le
6ni protracted ferer to excite the appetite znd pro
depes dent relaxed or liberated state Of the n,u
sous meTosans of tae iaIestines In cacn!o9s alice
~ the suitable remedy: bein preferable to nuFtt
to dtordtr tue stomach. LII feorile diseases
b used properly diluted ~ great rtferant tn d.
IN those FORMS of Dyspepsia connected uItl tue el-
kaline condition Of the stomach, In lyr<t. water
cases Of cnl!ea plctanuu and ether Injurious cons-.
Quence4 arising from thn ar:ion lead th. watr: III
gifts laEyngitls chronic mucus cAtarrts. mad humid
s.thma chronic opthamia tcxterna1lyl Ga:gr III
liberated taruAt In OF salvation And in
ls3cotzliea aud glee1 and also tn piles.
Water. diluted, taken three times day. is sufficient
foE an adult.
Other Testimonials from rhytlc!ans, and other re.
specAb1e 1ndivtduala may be seen on application to
0e AGENT dealers supplied on liberal terms
H ho Water Genuine unless procured from
Il. ". D05TWICk. Sole Agent.
M BrnadxHr NAHr Y0fE
, 1860-11-29
como MILL PROPERTY
TOR EALE.

In consequence the decea*e OF one OF the oxne.s
ol te above property, the whoc Of 1t Is offered
for sale.
During the past summer the mill has becn complete
L repaired and fitted up In the very best manner Will
manufacture Flour OF quality second to uonc In the
market. The Custom Apparatus Ii al.o arranged IL
fh4h hAarr Nrn
, 1860-11-29
lArfR FROM eAilFoRnIA Anp oREssR.
Both States Probably for Lincoln

FORT kEAR1EY, Nov. 28-The Pony Express
with California dates to the 18th inst, passed
here ut one o'clock this morning.
The election returns are nearly complete.
Lincoln Is from 800 to 500 ahead of Douglas,
and all parties concede California to Lincoln.
The returns from fifteen counties in Oregon
show: Lincoln, 5062; BrcckInridge, 1856;
Douglas, $3.50; Bell, 148.
The people Of California are waiting with
anxiety for Eastern news, showing tue dispo-
tition Of the Southern States on the dissolu-
tion question. All political animositics are
greatly moderated, tic Republicans as well a.
the Democrats seeming to be fearful Of scri.
uus troubles.
The Pony Express, Which left st. Joseph On
the 5th lust, arrived at Sun Fraucisco on the
18th
, 1860-11-29

NEW YonK, Nov. :s-A Washington dis
cIal meeting Of the Cabinet to.day, the object
being the discussion Of the Presidents Mes
sage, especially Of the controvcrted points
relative to the right Of secession. Mr. Cobb
attended the meeting and gave bis views in
opposition to those of the President. It Is
probable he will resign. He is about to send
lis family and effects to Georgia. He will re-
turn to that state md be pnt In nomination
for the Contention, Of which body be will be
q leading and influential member, He viii un-
doubtedly advocate there the extreme mca-
surcs Of the sccessionists. Secretary Thomp-
son will remain, although not agreeing with
the Presidents views.