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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
NICHOLAS =. TRrsT.

EEMr. Isaac V. Fowler, late Postmas-
ter of the city of New York, Is now a res.
ident OF Mexico. He left Cuba some three
months ago. and friend says that when
last heard from he was in q state of utter
destituton, and that all his worldly gear
consisted Of a ssedy suit of clothes, a trunk
a very small amount Of money. and an old
commission acknowledging him to be
sashsm Of the Tammany Society. He
denied that he had received any contribu-
ticps from the friends he had formerly
served, and repudiated any present con-
nection with them. He acknow lodged his
manifold foliss. and regretted that he had
not remained at home to meet the consc :
guences incident TO hia imprudent action.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
Back Bone.
The New Albany Ledger discourse
thus about sback -hone''

The New Albany Ledger aisssursss
thus about "back- -bone.''
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial says the Republi-
can members Of Congress from Ohio OK
hibit a vast amount of "back- bone" ia the
present crisis of affairs. What the writer
means by "bsck- bone" is, Of course de.
termination on the part of the Ohio Con-
gressmen to maintain at all hazards the
position which their party assumed at Chi
cage, and during the late Presidential can
vass. and to yield nothing for the sake of
harmony and Union. Well, this back
bone is sometimes a commendable quality
and sometimes, again. tits just the reverse.
For instance, Great Britain, in her deal
ings with the thirteen colonies, presented
most extraordinary amount of back bone. ,
Her rulers had determined on certain
course Of policy, and rather than yield in
the least to the pressurance on this side Of
the ocean, she determined on an appeal to
arms, in which she know she would have
vastly the advantage over the weak, poor,
and scattered oolenies in America. But
her superior strength did not avail her,
and her back bone cost her thirteen of
the brightest jewels in her mouaroh's di-
adem. Since then, even England has
learned something, and instead of stiffen-
ing up her back-bone,' when her colonists
complain of bad treatment or illegal exac-
tions, her statesmen 60 to work to Soncili-
ate and compromise and remedy the evils
complained of. In this way, and in this
only, has that proud empire been enabled to
maintain the remainder of her American
possessions, as we'll as Australia, and even
India--for though she sxtcrtsd the strong
arm in India, she took good care after the
war was over. to remedy the evils com plain
ed of, by taking away from the East India
Company the vast power which they pos
.ssssd 70 oppress the natives. In the va
rious disputes which Great Britain has had
with the United States, since their :nde-
psndence was achieved, she has taken good
care not 10 put her back bone to tso Sc
we're a test--all the better for her that 1t
was SO, as she herself is doubtless perfect
ly aware.
Mexico. too, few years ago, exhibited
prod!gious quantity Of "back- bone"
Texas had achieved her independence, had
maintained it for years. and had secured
its recognition by all the leading nations of
the world But Mexico chose TO still re-
gard her as part Of her ewn possessions,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
A MINISTER ExconAUsICArED FOR Vo-

MINISTER ExCoMAUSICATED FOR Vo-
TING PoR DoUGLAs.--Considera excite
has been saHssd at ughdsnoy, Oswsgo
county, the Utica Observer says By Q
most extraordinary act on the part OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Itappesrs
that Elder Salisbury. pastor Of the society
there, who has been an eloquent and wor-
thy preacher of the gospel for seine forty.
FIVE years. and presiding elder for some
sixteen years. residing at Central Square
in said county, having voted for Mr.
Douglas at the late Presidential election.
was sxoommuRicatsd BY his church! On
Thudsday succeeding The election. q meet
ing was held to take the paster's ease into
consideration. The question of his pro-
slavery voting was discussed, and severe
ly denounced. A member arose to speak
ON the impropriety Of the church mingling
in politics, and The injustice done in pro-
scribing the Elder for his political views.
when the speaker was hissed and stamped
down!--The question Of exoommunioatien
was put, and the Elders head rolled from
under the churches gu;llotine.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
THE
w hee1er an d WiIsO
SEXNTNC MA A~ITTNJT,

Having secured the agency of this celebrated
Sewing Machine, take pleasure in recommend
ing It to my friends, snd all those who want first
class machine. Its particular advantages will
not here attempt to enumerate, as il is known to
be one of the most popular Machines now in use.
While it is equal to any for heavy manufacturing
purposes it is superior to all others for fine work.
such as Shirt Bosoms, Ladies wear. &C. &c.
Ii has the advantage over the double lock stitch
on account of its great saving of thread-mak;ng .
a neater stitch, aud one that will not ravel
These machines will be kept by me for sale. and
can be seen at all times in operation at nv go
III. PIERCE
'Nhobh ihu aug ~, isbV n3ltf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

THE Texas TRoUBLEs: The Dallas Her
aid has exciting Jews fram the frontier
A letter dated Denten, Dso., 18th. says:
The Indians are within fifty miles of
Denton, and if they are not driven back we
will soon be the frontier county. The
settlers from the western counties are com
ting in every day. Our company will start
from here tomorrow, and every man who
can get arms will go.
Another latter, dated Montague, Dscem-
Der 18th, says:
The Indians, in large bodies, are COL
lecting at the mouth OF Farmers creek, on
Red river, and dancing war dances, and
We are satisfied that they are dancing over
the scalps that were taken in Jack and
Parker The Shawness, Caddoes, Kick
apoos and other tribes are together. and
they have two large droves of horses
{ (American) that they have stolen: and
that is not all, they are daily stealing from
our citizens. The people Of Clay have all
come to this place. and we are we'll assured
that this is a move of the Abolitionists and
Indians togsthsr to overcome Texas. Come
to our rescue, and that in haste.
On receipt Of the above news at Wealth
erford. Capt. Baylor started with a compa-
ny of men for the sceno of danger. The
White Nan reports 500 warriors in the In
dian camp.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

THE SENTIMENT OF A PArRIorIc SrArKs-
MAS.--Mr. Douglas made few remarks
in the Senate lately, in which be said:
81 am ready to act with anybody Who
looks to the settlement of this question Or
that wishes to preserve the Contitutiou.--.
Applause. trust VIC may lay aside all
party grievances, feuds aud jealousiss.
and look to our country and not to our par
ty. on this occasion. Arplause. /
desire to hear no words Of party nature
whils, discussing question upon which
the fate of thery count depends. AP-
plause. Here the Vice President WAS
obliged to enforce the rules OF dssorun.")
What a contrast do these noble ssnti.
ments present TO that of the scslsts. who
will make no compronise or concession to
save their country.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
The Story Of Ambition.

When Jones was sixteen he was bent
On one day being President.
Attvsnty Eve Jones thought that he
Content District Judge would be.
At thirty 10 was much elated
When Mayor of Frogtown nominated.
But boetless all the nom inatou,
His riv al Tompk ins graced the station.
At fsrty five his d reans had fled
Hope and ambitie On both were dead
VIII ere from his tolls he found release,
He died-a Juatice Of the Peace.
o youthful heart, so high and bold,
That is thy brief, sad story told!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
ADVERTISING:

One square 900 BREWER ems 0fiess, three We sks
less, So 90: each additional insertion Is cents
Longer advertisements in preportion-less thaa
halfa sqnare TO be charged as half square, AID
over half square to be charged as whole square
A liberal deduction will be made on advsrtaAs-
ments inserted longer than one month.
~ Legal advertisements must be paid for u
advance, OF satisfactorily secured.
az The above terms will be strictly adhered 10
in every instance. ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

MARRIAGR--FRoN YANKEE PoINr OF
VIrw.--Can't marry a womoa now a days
till you're so deaf that You have to cock
your head like parrot to hear what she
says. and SO long sighted that you ean'i
see what she looks like nsarar than ara 8
length. look at them girls and feel as
the fellah did who missed catching the trout
tood cest more butter to cook him than
he's worth, said the fellah. Takes whole
piece o goods to cover EN-. I'de rs lief
undertake to keep a span of elephants, and
take an ostrich to board. toe, rs to marry
one Of them What's the use? Clerks and
counter Jumpers arn't any, where. Spar
ragrasa and green peas arn't for them.
Hossback ridin' srn't for thsm. except once
year ION Fast Day. Aud marryin' srn It
for them Sometimes a felah feels lonely,
and would like to have nice young woman
to tell bow lonely he feels. And some
times fellah would like to have one of the
small ones to trot on his knee and push
about the little wegon. It's odd esough.
but it seems to me nobody can afford them
little articles excerpt the folks that are 80
rich they can buy anything, and ths felix's
that are so poor they dent want anything.
It makes nice boys GU. of AS fellows, no
doubt! And it's pleasant to fine young
girls sitting, like shop keepers bshind their
gods. waitin' an weitin'sn' waitin' au no
customers; and the men lingrin' round. an :
loekin' at the goods like folks that want to
be customers and haven't got the mon ey.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
The WEALrHIEsr COUNTY IL rHK WoRLp

The WEALrHIEsT COUNT IL THK WORLD.
1t is not generally known that Chicet
County, Arkansas. in proportion to its pop
ulation, is the weslthisst county in the
world. The population numbers I.7oo:
the taxable property reaches SIC. .0O0. 900.
pr nearly $4,000 10 every man, woman aud
child in the county. Tho number Of bales
of Gotten produced this year will not fall
far short of 4o,oOO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

A town meeting was called for Saturday
last in Philadelphia. to sustain Major An
dsrson. and support tho efforts Of the Gov
srnment to reinforce him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
DIR. q. BAIRD

tsRADVArs OF JEFFERSON MEDICAL cot..p,)
hes'denee and Office, near .S17r, M,
sremen Marshall Co. Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
7. A. LEMON

D'sa'1 "a drugs, medicines, notions, literary
a.sS. y, Pspsrs, etc., north side Iapo, te
street, plymouth, Ind W
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
z p TIT,

'sa.sr IN boots aud shoes. manufactu,. al L;.d.
mouth, Ind. street. fiy-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

S'aha''cturers OF wagons, carriages etc. Black.
'niih'ng, painting and sraining done to order
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

There will be a large secsssion majority
in the Georgia Convention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
PHYSICIANS.
iSA DORE WElTE
j. i. ViklACl,
DR.. j. T. CHALMERS,

From Baltimore, will practice medicine, surgery
and obstetrieks. Permantly located in Tyner
City, Marshall county. Indiana. Office one door
south of eastman Bissel's Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
T. MCDONALD

T. MCDONALD,
HIai estate agent and notary public, Office in
Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth. Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages, bonds, and agree.
nen''' se'is lands, examines titles and furnishe.
land sold for taxes 'e"'eins
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
DR.. A. o. BORTON,

Surgeon Dentist, Plymouth, Indiana. Whole er
partial sstts of Teeth inserted on the most ap-
proved plans. Special attention paid 70 the
preservation of the natural teeth, and irregular.
ity of Children's teeth corrected. Fangs and
difficult teeth extracted with or without Chlsro-
form. Can be consulted at his Office at aay time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
Office in Pershikg's block, up stairs, corner Of
Michigan and 0ano strests. 4Sn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

rEyBs no, affronted at Jest. II one
throw salt at thee. thou wilt receive no
harm, unless thou hast sore places.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
J. BROWNLED
C. HASLANGER g. ROR,s

Dealer IN dry goods of all kinds, groceries, wares
etc, Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
AOClPH MYER,

Dealer in watches, clocks, iewelry and notions
cast side, Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

MERCHA NT-TAILOR'S GOODS.
Comprising Fine Cloths. Beaver for fine Business
and Over Goats. a well selected assortment of
PLAIN and Fancy Cassimers Of foreign and
Domestic fabric, and choice lot of
v E s II / y CT s
such as Plush, Velvet, Marseillcs Grenadiens, ETC.
together with superior and suitable trimmings; all
Of which am prepared to make up according to
order on short notice and at reasonable prices.
Grateful for the former liberal patronage here
tofore given me, it will be my study to merit and
continue the same l am also agent fer.
Young's Family Seg;ng Machine,
MARKET.
Which will sell cheap and give instruction gratis.
August 80, lS60.-n22tf +. K. SHOOK.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10

Our Legis iaturs met on the 10Th inst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
RICE g. SMITH.

Bealersin staple and fancy dry goods, family
groceries etc, one door south of the Edwards
house. Plymouth. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
@. BlAlN g. Co.


Dealers in staple and fancy dry good and groceries
west side Michigan street, Plymouth. Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-10
LEANDER GROVER,
A. w. PORTER,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Real Estate
Agent. Knox, Stark county, Ind. Collection
ofdebts, payment oftaxos, and all legal business
promptly attended tos
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25
A Good Dsmoora.Is Platform.

4 q ME NJ cOlernsnd, member Of Con.
gresa from the Springfield Il) DIS.
irictt5a Democrat in good standing,
and The devoted friend OF Douglas
offered IN The House on Monday tlo,
following compact and admirable
.Democraiicpiattorm = sise -r! -
ifsWHEREAs, A portion ofthe peopla
of the United States in violation OF
their constitutional obligations. havo
taken up arms agaiust'the Nationai
Gbveriiiient,o and are now striving.
by an aggressive and 7iniquitouS war
it and break up thy
Unieno therefore 10. ..inoe ae III
Ia Rssolvs& That this House pledges
itself to vote for any amount Of money
and any number Of men Which may bo
necessary to insure the speedy and
effectdsl suppression Of said rebellion,
andlthe permanent restoration Of tho
Federal authority every where within
the limits and jurisdiction Of the Uni.
ted States.
Burnett, of Kentucky. wanted the
yeas and nays ON this and the vote
was-yeas, 12l nays, 5. The nays
were Burnett, Grider, Horton, Reid
and Wood. ffot,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25
NEW MILgInBR SHOP

TIfE undersigned would respectfully Inform
j. the citizens Of McArthiu and lsicIiitgSha
she has commenced .milliner shop. at there's
will be thankful fora liberal share Of the ppbli(
patronage ELIZABETH MciJAU9AEIN.
Apr. II, l96l--Smon5 In0Y n.tI saKal ]
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25
TnECORDIAL is ALL TE CLAM FoRl1
v. Mothers TrYIt!! 3la

. Aud to you we appeAi,to detect tho ilihets OF
decline not only of your daughters before II bo
tOr late, but also your sons and husbands, fol
while the former from false dcllcacy, often GO
down to premature grave, rather than lstthsii
condition DO known in time, the latter are often
so mixed up with excitement Of business, tina,
lift were not for you, they, too, would travelain
the path downward path until i.htoo late to ar.
rest their fatal fall. But the mother is always
vgllant, and TO you we confidently appeal; foi
We are suroyouf failing affection will un-
ATIVE C0RDIAI. AND BLOOD REN0vAT-
on - the I0nnsdy w.hish should bs always Or
hand in time of need. 49, -.
! o. JW0oD, Proprietor, lA Broadway, New
York, and Ia Market Street, st. Louis, No. and
sold by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar
per Bottle.
March 81, IS6l--ly. ft 10, s.UJpn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25
i 81 PItOF. OIL WOODS H'eb
Yl.EEId CORDIAL
: , .agB z FLOOD REToVAToR,@ " !,

Is precisely what its name indicates, for While
L pleasant 20 the taste, 1t is revigifying, exhif
craving and strengthening 10 the vital powers;
L also reviyihes r renstates snc renews the blood
in all its original purity and thus Tsst9res ana
renders the system ipVulrerabie"to' attacks oi
disease Itis the only preparStiun ever offered
70 the w9rlf ipiA popular l9Tm 80 As'O f9Ni'npi
s So chemically I and lrollycornblned as to bc
the most powerful tonic, land lyet 80 peri;
adapted so,as 10 act n perfect accordance With fhs
laiSi II dsid kea6e s0tfhs tie BtGktst st1I-
ad6 and tonsupith9fdige9 organs and allay
al nervous or; other irritation, IT'S qlso per-
tecsly exhilarAtihg In its etfects and yetfs -ls
heycr followed By lassitndeg gor depression OF
.Rpirits. ltIs composed entirely OF yege~aoleN
and those ethoroughly combining powerful tonic
and soathlng properties andIcdnseqneIdly can
never injurO A sure preventive and cure ol
Const uxTioN, BnoN0nIffs, lSpiGEsTioN,, Dfs'
rxPsiA ,Losa or AfFEtITR, FAIHfNEss, NER'' .
yoUs IHRITkBILITY, :, Ne uBALGIA, PALr! ni .
PIrArIoS or TUE HEGRT, MEAN,
onoLY. HYPoe8oSURI4, EIGHT l''"
swIkrssy LENeveE,. 'GlpP'sHs'
and MI that class of case ,ss,,ully fatal called
rrNAtT r rEAKNr,s AND IHRFoctiHirirs.I
THERE is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Totpidity, and
Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the Kidney, OF
any gencralderG1gement Of the Urinary organs
L will not only eeH!es The da5lity following
CHIEFS and FEVER, but prevent all attacks
arising from Miasmatic influences, and cure the
diseases at once, ii already attacked. ,.tt. +
Travellers should have bottle with them, at
1t will infallbly prevent any deeterious conso-
ausncsS following upon chqngs pfelimAts and
water. ... ....f-...4.-H 49,.
Asit prevents eostiveness, streng g.hens the al,
gestive organs, 1t should be in the hands Of all
persons Of sedsptary hebRs. .,t,.y %; ..s-
Ladies not accustomed to much ont. doorex-
Mothers should use it, for tis perfocs re-
lief, taken month or two before the anal tri.i
she viii pass tho dreadful period wiz. perfect
ease and safety. a.ss,hr.f. ...rT .sJ
There Is no mistake Isoutii -s..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25

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tries arose thick, black clouds, which
soon Joined INTO one; andfthrough.
out this mass Cleaned dark.rsl
light, by which ! saw hordos Of arm.
ed men, who moving with the cloud
marched BY land and sailed ty sea to
America, which country was present.
.ly enyelopsd 10 the volume OF tho
Icloud. - And | dimly saw these vast
armies devaslate the whole country
aud pillage and burn villages, eitiss
and towns, that ] had beheId spring
| ing up, ~ -,
As my cara listened to the thnh-.
Idering efcannop, clssAipg Of sWords,
IaEd shouts and cries ol tlle tnillA0ns
ID mortal combat, ! again heard the
mysterious voice saying, "Son Of the
Republic, look and learn"
ho"W' = :. vo,oa had ,s.,ss Ma
uatk' Snsuo"yanEe, I'NS1' sS "s ,u.4.
Pet 70 his LIS niOH'u -NN Wv" S'
isatIul o'asI rlto . ~. -, :, ,,,,
l1ai : jpss"u.'y = s,s"I, 'tO s.n,n .hoSo
sana slS yt suns, snyno IA NV" ~. W ;.io 49,
lne, a"u L p'oiSs dSsI. a "io,S U ,SS;oh snvsi.
menus 'u' u"N ~ a. ~ "a-.o 800
opeu a ucslge. ] az ., ,so, sno .~S "hn.o % ToSa.
saw 'ue .;,S ToIoa'Hsa oI'ap' r.. upv osd Mm,o~ and
nsap St.i, SH. '"'uo ~, '"S "",,"n.I I a.. - ors
VINO ',S ooiS Oar "uo"H n"I'Gu"' ~ ',ha 6,har ID.
'anu, ""u e S'oran 1"o,.. o,,aoSad h. 10.
scena tsDui lls"1In, ;'i.n Thoaa ;,Sr,s ~
g!onss Of !pr'gntsPn''s. nese Ia
dlafely Joined tne inha9''atAn's !5l tpnS ~, "
America, VINO, percsiveu, wsIe WI, wS,,
Inign oVercome' out wnv, iuinieu'a'ey .,e;I
.ahlng % couIaso, ~ uLa ~ S' sanawoJ ibs halle
V'onoa an;" ." "'";d ~ .soosS,I ro;ss ot tho
ans nsSIu, a'o, " ~, ' 4 ,ha ~ ystor;on. yo;cs
SonM o,,;n. g Tho Rsnnbl;c. look
sAl ,rfp,s, -" ~ - N'r'"'S. ' ~ '|'S
anu 'e@'"'
4 2u4o No vo;oa .oosoa ,bo .bo,a,,.
~ ~ f,. ,ho los, go d;rrod 80.
Sd... ', ,sa ~, 'osOo, ,o ~ "n5 aS,;atIpJ LII !, nnnn
Avn aa.;". .ao o'OI f".,"u,Ir " ~ .hn ds,t oipUd %
ro,Iad MSo, Soc, ' ."aa,hcr & Nth " ,So orns;.s r
!, it'iV Ssd 9I, bre,aIs .,,;rH ~ ,l,a I ;nLabit.
on,. tTa iard s;o,3s;oms @ Then
oncs @ more ~ TboheId Ne y;llso.s to,sns
onJ I , o;,;os isnr;ns,nS ne my SSsra ,hsv
HoJ a boo'' e ho,pro sp"sdS "h;,o " ,ba hr;aS, az
a,I a '',"n,;un | ,Lo ] o1rSo % ss.nderd ho
So5 Pbs pn"nabss ;n .ho ~ ID. ~ hon
or'ad @ IN { lond .n;co @ 70 tbo ;,hah;t.
anita % DnWbila The stars rsmnin' and
tho heavens sepd down dews upon
Iibe earth go long shall the Republic
Hast ~
Ana,o,;ns,,, ~. h,orv ,ha ororD
on an m%;oS t" a,;ii houad % I ,so o'UM vord IIv,ow
Io o n,aNad n ~ !. nUnn ~ ,Lo % ~" "Jard % rb;ls
all III % thS nsonia LnssIira down said
"a 80, 3 F'1y1H 'T-e, - "
amen aTh. .oen. ,r.,.D,I, .hes0o 10 ind,
sna d;s.oi.o ond' ,",H 7 a,';ao. ssTs ro,b;no
Sut @ ths r;s;Da cnrIin" " % White J varor I
ot ott Grst sS hahsiS' ' MI. also dissnpear.
mo S.1j t6SnG ,nts9It onee mots gazin,
upon my mysterious s Visitor, Who, IL
that same mysterious voice | had
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-25
9pttrp.
The Land of Washington.
By GEORGE T. 9HORRrs.. u "

By GEORGE P. NORRIS.
Dm i---slyb aiH p" J.
u "A glory the sages.o cg,,,Isd ni Cd
Who in the days Of yorc, t
ils In combat met the foomen, 9Ai ~ l'iSO
3 And drove them from cur ahorsHJ Pol
Who flung our banners starry fold odi
In triumph to the breeIc, a.,
ai And spread broad mapaof cities where p
IJia Once aved the forest tFsssI s9ob OIL
. .llglSrysin'thJspfaSnOaob oals saso
ii ti Which gOadad tbhmlo Siss Saii9Oioi
And found ami ghty nation r,ii itsr.O
Beneath the Western skies. =.
ID No cline SO bright and bsantifal 10 ho!'
i1 AS that where sctsthe auni .dl oinn
No land SO fertile, fair and frss IA blod
AS that Of Washington.
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