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prcipsstus Der nsusn Splfsaussabe
ron
8. Scine'S
Q ammtliht @trten

. ammtlth WtTten
In TebeR SSnntn pesr Ia so acknowledgements
a Is Ste.
ale mir ont ~. Wdr, 1855 nit Der srften 9usaabt Der
Seiutidtn @erts pprs gublifun trat,n, tbaten MIR as mil
banetnt 9tfubl.--Seire mar nod ~ psuis bcFdnnt uue bas
linterrsenten fprecrte 9rcst GnItycngunesn unb bcbeuicreee
8apttdl. unIee Grlrartunecn rurten lberirpHen, Der
Mbine mar eu ltbr beoeutenbCr, uno III toum ef 9Ias me
%scbtrctt Dtut(te pcbncn, pptir pcins niGt perlanat purec.
Der Srpee Dtltcr. her StrIl Der beut1hen Yatiui, Der
@rtircer Der mpoeInen Bihttribule, in mdbrenS Der 3ett
Ieintm Iansen i&rrerisrasn Geibtu srltatn, Sein Ramt
rpire fur aae trIntcnbcrt Soften dufberpatrt bIci6sn. Ran
triro ibn unter ben @rltSu fiRssu wcnn DcutT6lanbs etIbit.
aeu itiis SH0pfuHsen bIeibsu trSaItsn uub rpsrbrn nit ne
rTtIsbsA.
Ra3 9Ainse sspt tam,n uu9 70 mand, b.rrI.dt arau.
rtenit fsirer uniieibii6tR @lIt ~ Gage, bic 6reifnSs uat
Btlanntt rpa ita beiaeen. Mir marin bemibt biefc S66tt
mad une nd6 su iantneln unb lnb nunmtbr i'm Stanbe ei-
prn eitlsl Stisn a~nsssdnssu purbsn, Seints QBerte mob,
u'als tE EiefeTungcn ausiuScber, eamit aud ber peniaer 8e-
rtitttlte itt mad uno mad beIt bcTrIihtn Shriiten onfbafs
len Tonne, 10 baben mir V1s nunmcbr ent1blpiIen, cine nels
4usaabr IN tltincrst Gitferungcn ~ reranitditcn. Der 0reie
~ Der frIeert uno wire ntr fur ben iisbtnisn Sanb 81 wetr
~aerebnef.
Abouu,ntsn Der fritrrn sdssGbS IN 6 gdns.u er6aIt.R
ZEN z ten Sane fur 81 unb perbrr. erIubi ibTe HaIneu beim
nd4Itn Gecnisu p6rr bel uHs bttauHt yu MAIDEN.
gStr ~itrtistln nibt I'M 9erinsiten eeran, baF ftb bic ae.
'amrnte esuti8t Bep0lternns Der Ser. 81. an bicitn, Static
nalrptrt btihcilistn rprb.
Cine auslass scn is Gents per gBubs tann arrris ieSu
%etifreited, Der Sinn FUR beutIbe 2tteratur bal, unb ben arc,
Sen Di&ter ebrt.
Dem 1t n 9anbs nirb cine ~scbiroene Sioarapbis Seirs
rid 9etne's ~beisceeben weroen. gBas Mueftlttuna, Druid
nno Yapier se'rtttt, 10 ipiro eiele nsue III II IT. auSsGbe in
tetner 9Detle ben pcrbsrseSan9cnen nahite6cn. Cine forsfdl>
tss Durbit@tiOir N frieer etnssl4Ii6:nr 9sbItr e%ntftrnen.
uS' SObn Bttf u. g.,
$50 Ghe5rutfrdic, Ybi(lbeIpbio
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Scsbcn erbalten 500 SOreu Sranasn. $50
Sersn SitrOnsn, iril&s Yfaumsn, 1, 2 unb 6
Yiune Scrsn ariinrn unp Seiscn, Iuwte ouH
Irti6sH hamburger Safe uRp Sarpines.
Sia 3d arrinnfsn an Witpsrprrt1ufr Sci
q. u. Wyers,
232 SrVaCtr., 3pif6en Der
3tcn unp 4ten StraGf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
stsins dlte imprrsirte
1tSetnt, &tQuDrS unN @fadrrs...

unter hn Sirma O"TAr' uUHHes
M'KEEVER s. BRICKEN.
unp werpen IN tbrem Stsre, SO. 4 gr6ans.
bctel. ptdrI Str. T,&mCnS, ga'.
pprtirien nno inIdneifhcn N"S' i"''A 'A W.
aSfinsn, siqaurs unS Giaarren.
SSnpon @urtsr, @eutt Gle.
Sarptuss II. /. 10,
aut ptldt 9rttfel 6ieitlttu bic gufmrfIamf,it iSr,r ar.,rS>
une Dee seeerttn Yublifdms binEupciltl ifss srJo,,t.S. Nv nv
.t!otn aStr aph iu9lci& bic s}erilbrrlra orbsnS ~ ; sM
". uMs oe9autt arttteL ais a6t 9aranirt ntrSsS fSRpu nns
aaS IssSn' apsiit Der Start rri Inc Saue otlitf,rt u ~
@ltr. @eRceprr,
Sbas. U. 9rt6en.
Et- Or. Srtden crINub! Ib ltincu Nrrruhsr a.,
9n5.lss ~ MAIDEN, by ty oaS ititstr ron iSa betfi,brts
Sensr- nne SsbsnS- SsrliderllnsS- ,8rfbaft fortT,ssn r.;,S
Ssi,t Office bsineri ii6 irst IN bsm stOrt Ser hrrrts
McStseeer II. Gridgl. '" V'''eH
VA SevlmatrunJ.r alIsr art rno IN Sru h,w.r
Utlsulnatttn psEosn biaisli oaitibii On aea,nacrrr,r1,n
2Dfssa Ufrluteruns (5nluvancsj ,psnSe nlsn i'd an
Or. 8-tdtn,
AN. = Sr"'adr 6cief. geuINr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

I'm benz Strtrettstsu gerii6ts. i& Site meiut
S6ulftle Ssi crr heutiftn St. ScbanuiS 56ul.
9%srHetnbt 6creits aufseseten. ,u sntstsutn, sr>
.lare t@ hermit, eab bieIts eiuiis auf @tisSsr-
itdncnt6 tsru6t. SD bate in pieItm Wouot,
Der fraAtt&eu S&uIsemeinpe Die seftsii&e bret
rnOnatlihe Anftlnbtauns Sutrsesen laG.n uuo
iperse Sarurs bis guar Nelauf Sieler 5rif cen LIN.
terri&t ME bisbsr fcrtiebsn. saun aber meine
et9sne S&ul' mad irsenb fiusn ssIsssnrn
Stacttbeile oerisasn. Srt uuo asitsic. tperS,
Id In bieism otrttri. Slatte nod uG6er ssftm,
men.
Den Sere9rii6sn gltsrn mtiner S6ule, Iotpi.
BIN seetrten publifum bies ,ur NadriGt, NIT
DIT Slttf' mir tbre f@ulpfi&tisea RinOsr am
@cntas, ben 8. Septembsr b, s., in meiu bis
bsrtses S&uaOtal aefdaisf 3u lenesn. Der
unterrt&t 6s8innt prdeis 81 ll6r unit psrren bic
ntrttri. Gltern setetsn, auf pantlidteit ibrsr
&tnSsr reGt for8faItiS gu a6tea. SIR oas mir
U:sser aflGsntte 3utrauen 6~antsnb, tittst nm
5aslrtiGt &nmsIbun9sn
81. 8eder. Qebrrr
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Ncme Mu3ei0cil.
faferbier- Salon,

Nc. 40 Wdinitr., upiitcn Ter II. une Is. Ctr.
.unlrren 6rtunbiu unh ctm ~asrtrter NIblitgm n,absn
mir blerrii Die erattcnt Anitiat. eaf mir al ctiacm VI,s,
ttne elegant tin1critit' 9aatrbi, r Sairthitaft errfftet boten.
GuTH rts rtihtaliiars Mbolef,lc. Eager Der tefsr s,inr
uno fran;6Iitsn Srsneiee iinc mir In en Gtono otfeet,
ten su irnnen. Cpntbter r.. NIakrr.
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u. u. NH ~

u. U. VI Yers
,Nst9t l'tnsTt 8reunosn unp Sctanntsu an, bos ,r
'etStn irtsper cine e snpuns pom Dem ausae,eiSs
net auten etn'turser 6iis ertaltsn bat. fomi,
auo SsdcrS Sa9o unS ueri&iepene anrere frrhe
SSaarrn, Die tiGi8 lu taufem ino bel
q. q. Myers,
Sruaoitr., ,pilb. 8. uub 4
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marmpr Mrbeifen.
Caroh Ri,-.L

MSarmpr Nrbeifen.
Saept 8tueent,
@anufaeturtr RON italisnif6ta une ameritaui-
ldsn Warmcr. Rcnumcntcn, Qeibsnaeinsn ise,r
grt unp aoer in piefss G,elddft sini5laa.nper
Arbeitsu.
Wdtnitr. 'wii6en Der Stem uHb 6ien.
@tins 8ret' ,es unb parbsIeate fno f;,untIi6h eins,la>
ZEN, netnc s~crrdtbiern @rStiter, auf oaS gsItrodprlRs
IN itaittniihent unb, amerifaniIhtm 1lsrntur a~uessflbri,
IN Eu9snlteih gu Rebmen unb elmer 9riiure ~ mtrerrtr>
tnsn, che lie anesripdrts osrarti9e BsltIluassu ma6tn, Ia Id
~uetritu9i bin, bs i'd nieint ~stebrien auneen eben 70 sui
une bilistr bebenen fam, ais irstns elm onstitr Satritdni
in bitfiSer Staet. gani e~reetenit Saepb 9inetnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
8J @n;etae. yam

Sa ansetse. Ua
Dem 8sebrten 9ublifum Der 9tart 8i6mnnb
Ole er9soentte Wa&riht, oae TO ssleslit besou.
mahtt9f BIN, gu taut'n, gu eOpuliren uub III beer.
o'Ssn' Set pertommenoeR 8Gqsn peppe man I6
an Pm. 5r. Oelorue, S~renbfrnse nate ser easn,
SSse an mo ltIDt IN tneinsr @Obnuus on Der
NttunasruI q. S~irtnn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

WV sH esIfNlSetnen Nntetipnen, pr1e aus eintm unorhtnt
tt4rn Nasen Onsr aue Der 2sben entfprinern.
Ntt nnStrbauliftsit, SaMTS i'm Maoen, GSIid, 6e,.
erenntn. Apptiiicfsfth, NensiIi6ftii, 8srfcpfuua. blutrub,
sno nhllt9s pdnorrbcfosn. Sn alien nfrp5fen unb rbtuma
lil4sn SdlieH lat 90 ttt u~nJdtligsn NaIsn ~ppbItbdtia atn:rf
uno sonttdHetgs 5.ilune berpprssbrabt.
CaleIee ~ cine rein SegetabiIiite Ni1tuna, mad Rup,
nj hsnltaftlihen GruHSfaBfn uno mad Nmpstfiuo Ses br
rlhttsu bcHdneiiben 9rOfslprS 8Drrbape, bsreittt. gDeae,
leunee 9Tostr Grtrtstn IN ben meilfeR surppdilhen Staottn
oar lstne Sinfubruns in ben Ser. Staaitn rlebr fur 9i,isui
ger %btistnintt, pelte aug unitrm SatsTIanbe in bieism Vaptt
y~eEirsut ffno. Do bahftbe un!eT ibnen arokea YfiFaU az
funbsn, 10 biets I'D 60 orm anerifaniIhsn gublifum ON. inbsn
10 mtib, tab lttnr IL Der 2tat wuHbsrtdren mtkieiuiiGsen 81,
s~.Hfraften 70 9ttann.idaff peflTafeH ipsrttn.
8tfonosr6 w:Tb e6 FIR Splht ~tmpfobien. bsrsn GouRitu,is
6uTn ben ~btfin6iaen @tbrauh ron Qiauoren pber anbrr,
A~nSf&peifunsfn in l%norbnuns ssTatben gnb. gm Nddc.
meiHtn auatnslidli1 Ttrfidm, hnoet % ftInen a1aSen SIR
sunn Sise bee eebtRS, iRrem IS in isbe 9erYe ~sinbriuot uni
is %beInbi9L. ben fnfsRben Gsiif dufri6tst unh in etf 9Eo
nsue Gtiunbtett uH6 Stdrfe 1T bas 9anJs Spltem brindt.
BarnuR9:
9tearofe Berbreituna bieleS aueaeSei6neten Mrpmoe 30
serlnieeeHe Nadabmuneen sersprserufen, mesbalb os Wu
blltnnl i'm Nntauff seriibtig itn muR. Ddrm 1T ts ntfSio
oaB Jbr Bperbape'S 6oaknoijhe5 Bitter, bepor Sbr co fapi
riftl9 prrbIi. Siae YoateiAe pirb Gu8 lbeTituasn, bel
I'd better rs, ME ale Raha6mHn0rn.
Gs- 0ertauft $l.OO per 8eael Ober & ROtttls fur 4.
eet ben sinjietH Giasaikimern
in Yaat IL. u. G o.,
HabtiIenttn vsn Nrtifstn fur &pcttsfr u, Gsemifsi
~~'''Sbara, ga.
in R 6monb wirb thf '9itisrs psrfauft in ben gpp
terttu Der %. D6pt unit 6 mp, @lerdncsr Gupal, "
gttftrioR, y. Sobnffon u. A.,, Orubbe uno IppcrI6n 6
Siatr, Gedrtns uno prdne, 9barles NiDfpauab unt e. {
pteot, uRe IN alien Stdeten Der SrI. Gtaateu 10 e!sfes 9u
teIS n Der 4pobese s:L
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Mu3ciGrn.


NJ. 0yfap,
No. l6l Sspaefr., ,rifd,en Der 6ten nnb item,
assnt fir Seipttd's Gtampaauer,
emffsbt eetd psmtihen pubIitum lein friiG anr
9etcmrnfurs Eager Doh Gisarrsn. 0einen. @bam-
pasntr, esbeatcn, %ssbrann.s Manptln. ibtr,ud
trtsn ealmue ,e., nGmli@-
100000 esutihs Gisarrsu, alf Sranps,
10000 Goa&as 5apana,
10000 Ssnrp Clap Sapana,
10000 Srabrtcs Sapdna,
$4,000 Yrinsipe, CARA,
so Spren 8bsinpeins,
20 &orbe 5eiOtid'ihsn G6ampaansr, fur
tpsltsn i6 asent bin BON 8 bio IA Dol.
lars per Surt,
so Dussnb 2ebtu&sn,
81 Yfo. gsbranntt TlaustIn uue iiter,ud.
Srten @almus,
ptl&e Artiftl to- su tiaistm greis sFsrirs.
~. Iap, @at.
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Das ptraint6&e wRneerkare
Dafa"SlRte,
eta ans8tSti6Hstts Mittsl. un Wii6e ~
reini8en unS In sntem 3ufanbe 81 ertaltsn,
ubtrtriHt nls abHlitrn Osrartigen prSperatisn.n
uno 'utro gu SO CITE. per 8aaOne ~prrfauft.
Ssrfauft sinsis bel g. 6. pteut,
Ode Der Wain u. II. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
THEMES DINING SALOON.
WdtnltrdEe. ,niIhen nor 2,.r 49, o.,

Ndtnltraee. spiNhen Der Stem unp 9ten.
Dem pisfgtn @nSlttarp jur Na6ridt, Sds id IN Spot,-
luaEs, 1rbtr pm Dasis Marble grro, ne RsIsrTnri"r
l9modbatt iubertttet ferpiri tpirb. C~s''t'"
SM sG.e Sall: WVrda:8 me- nrb Bic ieinfsH 5auono-
@rtra> Dinners fur @Ntllbafirn perb,r IN fTr,se.- o..,
StlS:9i: I'm labIreidsn 8tfl6 m,incr Sre1nS, nns AK SsI
leuie bitttt eHT M !? eanfS>
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
%GigaTtTn
pcriii1Ii6rr SnaGfSt

prrjh9Ii6rr QuaHtdt,
aDir srbtIt:n fVebtH per Grvr,s nb.r gh.,r.a-
ts gsIiIs a%tsr 5aeana giaarrtn. ar; ,,, ~,
"'i e sSs SI nan InS nnlsr, Grtnnos aHfmtiflaa asSsS.
nj Una r"s ,,ua = G,ssesgs[ t!ntr suisn Gisart f5nnsa jsSi
gum 0sEfaHf i'm @rCsen uus sIsin,r 5At,
S'Sa'le" ." NtHtsptr II. HriGtn.
.2Sstn-, lguOr> uHb giaarren.S tsrr
40. 4 Grbanar frfcI. Nehr IGrnr.
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Sobn SHap,
Nain0r, iriibeu Der lS. uup 10. Strass,
emp ,Ttslt Dteperserfiuferu luipie ben, eeebrt,u Ssunben pu.
blifum ubtrbaupt idn rtibss Eager sen
Htutl6;1 uno franSDIl6en Ueineu Get 9lafhc
nnb @auOnr).
Srdnbiss. @blpntb, @iiraeap &C.,
S6psi,tr- uno 9tmburaer Safe,
5ersq1e, .SurOrlen u. Sarctnts,
S:roelatspurf II. f. 10.
Srne msEtSlt Serfdbt tein Eager son btu.ffeu Sridirn,
gtsarren, bel gBkcieIale unb 9ttta;I 9anbies unb Gonfee>
ttohars~g6 aaren, @luotlu. Nafr sc. ,ey bic CT i'm grrssu
unb altineu biliait ~oerfeuft. & b. Mat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

Us 1T betann:, bag bic strra ,rci Sabre lang
Bier tn Nrip gcrt rri6isnsne Shule pes SclfS
lett ttni9en Nfunatrn gu ertarinrn aufseb6rt bat,
elm G~rsisnis, pslhee aasemsin brrauert pureer,
II, pa bic SGuIe Oss gUltS F6 our& lore pratt.
f&s GsnssnS aGsnfbalbsn 5Itunrs uaS slasn arc.
Sen g%Glertrsis triupr5sR battr. DIES bat miS Der.
anlabt, sins 0crtisbuns isHss tlatszasbmsns Dor.
,utsrtitsu. psl&t nntsr Nsm Gitsi
Ntus S&uIr bts SpfiS
uno esutf6samerifanifhe @srsrts. 3eituna,
bonn l. 9aIi at in visr,,tntdsissn Nummeru ron
l6-2O Ssiten arcssn 5prmats, nit abbileun.
gen, gu benz auberf nisOrissu prsiie BON $40
(uuO II Gents psrtU) firS sanSs Sabr tsi mir
erl4sinsn wirc.
Srtt 3trtarb, Nep gcrf.
(Ypjt Scr 400I.(:
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g st.m trbaItemt

90 etsn trbaItent
gin ansStsst6nttes ealsr ben Ssrvsn.6iteu
Ino &dpprH, 10 Uie fsbr sel&mafpone Rinber.
Sappsn uno 1ute. Gin aus9s3ti&netes N6ort.
rnsnt Der moofrriten unb biGiglen @aaren III
itste ssrrat6ts BEL
&onrab Gamtr,.
155 9ruab. Ctr,
na- Ssibens bcbe Site BON $3.50 bis $500.
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uaroRrs
itntsu quite uno reinIi6t 8ettrn, frtunrli6e
simmer nHp rssle Sspienuns im Stem Marfet
2oir'. Sc rsrOen4 isBt nc9 ,inise ausenun.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

ttIH ! un9 (JigS. Wieot),
-sutibe 0%etamme,
,55caoltraBe, 3niiten DER 1. u. g,
t%n!9Fthlt f!1 Cen Oeutlbsn 6rauru 8i6monbs
%. o0rt0mmsnOsH @'ts9snletten ais prattlae
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02
Attempted Insurrection.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, July 25.
An extra of the Bonham (Texas) Era Office,
dated the 18th instant, was received here tonight
by the overland mail, con tanning letter from C..
X. Pryor, editor of the Dallas Herald, stating that
fire III that place the Sth inst led to the dis
covery OF diabolical plan to devastate the whole
of Northern Texas. White men who were the
friends of Abolition prcachers-Blunt and McKin-
ny-who were expelled from the country last year,
were the instigators of the plot The plan was to
lay the whole country waste by fire. destroying all
arms, ammunition, &C., to get the country in a
state OF hclplessness, and then, on election day
in August, make general nsurrection, aided by
emissaries from the North, parties friendly to the
cause in Texas. Their sphere of operation was
districted and subdstricted, each division being
under the supervision OF white men, who control
ed negroes subordinates.
Several white men and negroes have been ar
rested at Dallas.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02
From Iowa
Fort DEs MONIES, July %, go
G. THoSrsoN, ESQ, Ed. DEMOCRAT:

FoRr DEs MONIES, July %, go
A. c. THoSrsoN, ESQ., ED. DEMOCRAT:
Dear Sir IL have received the Dem
ocrat regularly since my arrival here, and its con-
tents have been read with avidity. am glad to
learn that the Democrats of Marshall county are
awake to sense of their duty, and particularly
those who were induced to vote for the present
office holders of the county.
There is great excitement in 'Hawkeve' at
this time. Douglas stock has an upward tenden-
cy l learned the other day of sixty accessions
for the Little Giant in Marion county. There is
great unanimity of sentiment in favor of him in
this section of the country. Breckenridge stock
Is not in the market here. Rails are in good de-
mand here and rdil-spfnerswill be in demand frora
other quarters before Old Abe can make it win
here. The State election will be held at the same
time the election is held for President, and the
misrule of the Republican State officers will have
a tendency to strengthen the Democratic ticket.
Keep the ball moving, for with such men as
Mark Packard, Hank oean and the remainder OF
your ticket, success will attend your labors
Yours truly,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

Ut. MCDONALD had not the time this week to
appeared in last weeks Republican. All his form
articles have been written in great haste, and
have necessarily been shorter than he desired.
Ever since the controversy has been going on, he
has been busy taking the census of the county. He
is at home only on Sundays and until 10 O'Clock
on Monday mornings The Sabbath he will not
desecFate by thinking of the old hypocrite, Fuller;
and the few hours he is in town on Mondays, are
taken up attending to private business He will
reply to the Auditor next week, and show how ig-
norant Fuller is of the duties and responsibilities
of the Office, or, how corrupt and dishonest he is.
The illegal fees he charges Mr.. Mcdonald with
allowing, he, (McDonald) is no more to blame for
than the most remote or disinterested person in
the county or State. He, as Auditor, wrote out
the orders, as he was direct ed to do by the Com
missioners. We understand that at the time these
fees were allowed, it was question whether they
were legal or not Since then 1t has been decided,
we believe, that they are not legal. But this is a
matter for which MIR. Mcdonald is not at all re-
sponsible, and as it was question of law, no one
is to be censured for it. If these fees are due the
county, it is right that it should have them. Mr..
Mcdonald will probably speak of this matter at
greater length in his article of next week.
Mr. Fuller has misrepresented in relation to the
Thompson mortgage. He qubbles beautifully ;
misquotes, &c. but it won't do. He now has the
mortgage in his possession, and Mr.. Mcdonald
only took Fuler's word for it when he spoke of his
not accepting it. He merely said in substance that
he did not expect Mr.. Fuller would accept it, and
gave as his reason for thinking SO that he and
Thompson were both Democrats We predict that
on account of their being Democrats Mr.. Fuller
will not do what he has agreed to do. We shall
see. w. d. Thompson did not say that Fuller
accepted the mortgage-buttha that he "dd take
it," Will Mr.. Fuller deny this assertion q?
The Auditors remarks in relation to w. d.
Thompson are most contemplate, as we'll as false
in every particular. Instead Of being an ." indo-
lent man, he has ever been hard working far
mer. He started in the world without ANYTHING,
and we venture to say, that were his matters all
Strengthened up, and all Mr.. Fuller's liabilities
liquidated, he would be worth at least twice as
much as the old lazy hypocrite who calls him Gin
dolent" and "worthless.' Where Thompson is
known, Fuller's remarks will baye a contrary
effect to what he desires
1t will be news to Tbompson's friends to learn
from Auditor Fuller that he is " "indocnt " and
worthless" We suppose this will he recolecte d
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02
s. b. COR BAILEY.

Although the above was not intended for publ
cation, we have taken the liberty of giving it a
place in our paper, knowing that Mr.. Corbaley's
numerous friends will be pleased to see the fore
going from his pen and then, the news contained
being entirely reliable, is most encouraging. We
thank our friend Sam for his compliments and
words of encouragement, and hope, and believe
that after the elections are over, we will have tn.
pleasure of recording and he of reading the tri-
umph he predicts will be ours.
ehope to hear from him again, soon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

DIPTHEMA.-We regret to chronicle the sad fact
saws the Michigan City Enterprise of the 2lst ult.
that this deadly disease has made its appearance in
our city. This is said TO be new disease, which
first broke out in Paris (thOugh this is denied by
some who claim that it is an old disease) in 1857
battling the skill of the physicians by carrying of
SOper cent of their patients. The same disease has
broken out at different times in Albany, Utica, and
other cities in New York, and in Chicago and Ke-
okuk, and perhaps other places in the West but
the mortality has been reduced to 40 per cent OF
the cases. Thus far there have been six cases in
this city-fve children and one adult. Three ei
the cases terminated fatally. Five of the suffer
ers belon gei to one family.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

DOUGLAS AT TRoY.-Judge Douglas arrived at
Troy, N. Y, on the evening of July 25th, and was
received at the depot by an immense concourse OF
citizens, one or two military companies. and com
pany of Little Giants from Albany. The process
ion marched to the Troy House, where Mr.. Dou-
glas welcomed by the Mayor.
In reply, Mr.. Douglas made political Speech
defending non-interveDtion the true principle
and appealing for its support by all who are oppos
ed to abotionism and disunonism. He spoke
thirty five minutes. The speech listened to
by about five thousand people.
The reception is considered to have been great
success.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

DrA "lone widow" from the State Of M is
souri,, recently arrived at Denver Pixies Peak hav-
ing travelled alone from the Missouri river to that
point-her "tran" consisting of yoke of oxen
and wagon, few hens and quantity of provis-
IONS She had taken care Of and driven her cattle
without assistance, and made the trip without an
noyance, either from Indians or white men, BY
selling eggs to emgrants at So per dozen, she had
quantity of Hungarian grass seed, purchased at the
river for fourteen cents, she realized Sl4. She
was about fifty years of age. After remaining a
few days. she went on toward California where
she once resided, and now proposes to spend her
days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02
Public Speaking

For the benefit OF our Starke county readers in
particular, we say to them that we are assured
that Mr.. Packard viii meet his opponent, Mr.. Je-
hu c. Jones, at Knox, On Saturday next, for the
purpose Of discussing the political issues of the
day with him.
Owing to the short notice and other arrange
ments being made beforehand. Mr.. Packard had
to forego the pleasure Of meeting Mr.. Jones at the
other places he is posted, in the Republican, to
speak
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

SATIsFrED.-The following from the La Porte
Union. is satisfactory, and we must say to our
friend Milgan that we consider ourself under ever
lasting obligations for saying that We do not look
like Mattingly. You may admire Mattingly's
"style of beauty" as much as you can. We arc
" satisfied"
1--WE respectfully inform friend Thompson OF
the Plymouth Democrat that we do not recede from
our assertion. 10 accommodate him, we nigh,
be induced to say that his style of beauty is little
different from Mattinglys.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

CHEERING Nrws.-We are satisfied that there
was never more honest. straightforward work
done by the Democrats of Marshall county, than il
now being done. From every part of the county
our friends bring Us the most cheering news. Ev
cry week We hear Of accessiOns to our ranks. We
have every reason 10 be encouraged. OF one
thing we can rest assured-that the Democratic
voters will be at the polls this fall. This
will increase our vote largely. This together with
the accessions, will give handsome majority.
We are doing well: let us keepat it, and Marshall
county will be redeemed trumphantly this fall.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-08-02

Mr.. EDIToR:-Last Saturday the Democrats of
Starke had glorious time at Grovertown, where
they raised fine Hickory Pole 1t was raised soon
afe. dinner without any accident, after which, on
motion, S. o. Whitson, Israel Uncapher, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and Jacob Kelver was chosen
Secretary
Hon. LLOYD Glazebrook was called for and intro
duced to the citizens, who made one of his telling
speeches.
Our friends, the Helpners, discoursed occasion
ally their patriotic and oulstirring martial music
and sang for US that old patriotic and noble song
called ''the Red, White and Blue after which
we adjourned with three rousing cheers for Doug
las and Johnson. Yours,
Kyoy