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The New York herald., 1862-09-12

Canadian nour was heavy and dull whie the sales en-
prices Southern our was quiet. while prices were steady
at quotations. with sales OF 400 500 bbls Rye -four
in moderate request at ngures with sales o $50 bbs
at quotations Corn moal was In moderate demand
~ the above prices with sales OF 100 bbR Jersey and
Brandy wDc wheat-The market again opened heavy and
feeling The sales here and 70 arrive footed up about
l5o 900 bushels at 81 20 81 rs for red Western 81 25
"a S oS amber % e 'ss later ar .s SSoce y 30 ios
81 0s 81 10 for Milwaukee club; 81 IS for old white
ohio, and 81 so for choice white Kentucky and Mch
and barley malt still very quiet but prices were hrm
Corn fell or about about 1c per bushel with sales Of
s1Xc. for Eastern mixed and ssc for primo western
mixed, and choice 10 extra do at &c.,. in small lots
Rye was IN fair demand: Gales Of 5000 bushels were
made at 75c for Western. Oats we're In fair demand
with sales Of Western Canadian and State At 4Sc &c.
. Nhc.
sale d 200 bags Of Rio were made at 22c.
CcrroN-Thc market continued firm, with sales Of $50
bales closing on the basis o. SEC for middng upands
msnts To Liverpool 80 900 40 900 bushels Of wheat
bulk and ships bags. were engaged At led.
bbIe. -four at q. 3D., and 1000 bushels wheat
16Kd in ships bags TO Antwerp 900 bushels wheat
for Brso a. oar aud for or, sasa
two were also reported for Co al unchanged
HAY was steady a. co., q s6s for new, and al 7oc.
7Sc for old North river, for Shipment and &C. for city
h9OIAsSkH-A B0te OF oO mas. tert CuOa Wa UaQc
20c. q 30c., and small lot sweet do. np.I
NAVAL SfoRB-sprits turpcntine were quiet at e Tx
Sales Of 500 bbs OF strained TO low No were madc a.
SIS a4Is.
Pn6usIow.- Pcrk-The market was less active while
prices without change of moment The sales were
100 bbs at S1 62K Sl1 IS for meas, and $40 $40 l2X
for prime and 20 so for sour moss. Beof was heavy
with sales OF 200 bbls At e13 $13 so for plain mess and
S14 rs 314 SO for extra. Cut meats were In good
quest aud prices m with sales Of 2so packages 4Kc
a4kc. for shoulders, and 61sc. 6Lc for hams. Lard
was heavy and dull with sales Of 900 packages at &C.
exc. State butter steady and In good demand th
sales at 1sc 20c The latter figure for prime choice
Ohio 13c. a 15c. State cheese &c. q &c., and
choice at 9Isc. Ohio was 7c. a Sc.
RICE was quiet while prices were nrm. We quote
Carolina at 8fc, Java At 70. 7Ic., and Rangoou and
Patna at exc exc a7c.
SuGARs.--rhe market was steady, with sales OF 600
hhds., 281 OF which New Orleans, chiefly within
the range OF &c. okc good portion OF ths remainder
also consisted Of New Orleans, at 9c. q 9kc a 10c.
TALLow was steady, with sales Of city at about ekc
with 900 bbls soap allow at sSc., and 5000 do yc
low grease at 8Mc.
Oms-Iinsecd was selling moderately al $50 8ec., IN
casks and bbs. Crude whale hrm holders refusing
65c. Crude sperm was In limited demand a. 81 70
81 35 Crude Petroleum was unchanged, while the high
test OF refined was quite firm.
wmsxyr.-sales Of 900 bbls. were made at s2Kc.
32kc, and 80 bbls. Suits Bourbon were sold at Soc
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
CITY COnIMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. 1i-6P. NJ
Asuss.We have change to notice In prices, while
sales were limited at se SIX So s7s pots a.
81 25 for pearls.
y BRxADsrUFrs-Flour-Them market steady, ana the
limited assortment Of good shipping brands tended to
check sales, and in some prices nrmer The
sales embraced about bb closing within the fol
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

On al freight coming fFo0 heyond The points named,
above without regard 70 date Of contract "b Of adng
or contract price, and abatement will be made
ovcrcharge refunded property transit store
or prior 70 the 10th inst Very respectfully yours,
B. w. BLANCHARD, General Freight Agent
The Reading Railroad Company raised its tolls
on the lst of September twenty cents per ton on
the rates of August.
The statements of the banks Of the three princi-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous ones, and the corresponding time
of 1861, as follows:--
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
OUEENs COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
~ 1 TWKNTY-FlRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. SkPTEMBKR l8 AND ~


EEWTOWN, L. l.
The Of about surrounded ~
brick WALL with spacious buildings 500 feet long, with
every convenience for exhibitors and ladies' with seats f
Including over 5000 FOR Cattle sheep and swiae Special
premiums open all the United States aud Canada ss fol-
$3.50 Silver Cup best pair rrotng Horses Tor the
road .
SiOO Silver Cup Tor the Tro.ng Geldng Mare for
The Cups are on exhibition at the store Of Ball. Black
Co. Entiies must be made previous to the 18th.
Information be obtained BY addressing JOHN
HAROLD SCrrtary Hempstead, l. L. who Will bs on the
erounds on the 10th and th with the various commteeso o.
arrangements
Free p.sses will be given exhibitors the Thirty
fourth street and James slip ferries, Jackson Avenue
Flushing Railroad and steamboat entries being previously
made.
only miles from the ferry Carriages will take Tho
Jack the finest turnpike In the vicinity OF New
York.
ing Railroad will convey passengers from Hun
ter Point at the reduced fare Of cents The fushn4
seaboat aud Long Island railroad Will passengers q
reduced rates. ft 4M .Ns&&E ss
Lite member tickets $40 Annual members 9l-whicl
viii admit members and their families and number o.
entries
Carriages dollar Admittance Tor single persons
cildrcn under y years 10 cents which can be pre-
cured 1T the entrance 70 the grornds 1=F ay ~
VyHE MEMBERS OF THE sHIPWRIGHTs' SOCIAL.
and Intel ctna Association requested TO attend the
regular meeting Monday, Sept l6 Busness rsla-
BY order, CORNELIUS HAGGARTY, President
!. hIcxs, Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
THE FIREEIEN.

>>><-,<,<>
AT SPECIAL MEETING OF TRADESMEN ENGINE
n Company No 81 held at the En- zine House September
H. 1852 following preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed
Whereas have heard with feelings Of the deepest so
row, the Of Foreman Lieutenant JOSIAH
Hedden, company c, Tenth regiment n ", who fell,
moaiy wounded while fighting in defence OF our loved
Union: therefore, be 1t
Resolved That in the death Of Lieutenant Josiah Hedden
the the services or brave and efficient
officer the Fire Department faithful member and we de-
voted friend .
wife family deceased. commencing them to Him who
doeth all things well.
Resolved That Of respect for late exFero
Josiah Hedden the engine house in
ing members the usualJsdge Of mourning
for sixty days
ReSoivcd be appointed proceed 10 the
seat o war to procure hiS body. II possible
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be presented y
the wife OF deceased Company c. Tenth regiment n.
Y S. " also published ia the NEW YORK HERAED.
- AEOREW Z. LEWIS.
LAURENCE BROWER, Commttot
PATRICK O'CONNELL,)
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

The United states steamer Rhode Island.
BosroE, sept. 10, 1892
The United States steamer Rhode Island. from tho
blossadiDg squadron, 10 below,
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
In relation to American securities, Mr.. .. r.

In the market for American securities in London during
the past week. there hsG been particular eaure. Thc
advance in railroad bonds OF the previous fortnight has
been steadily maintained. but not made furtner pro.
have given way from y 70 per cent. Business in
United States bonds has been very limited Virginia
per cent steady about As this price including three
overdue coupons.
The following is statement Of earnings of the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Com
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
FINANCIAn.

A RMy AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM 0FFICE.-AR.
pn.. sa.s S ana sns s.y
80 Nassau street. n T., opposite Post ONCE.
A U0UsT BELMONT 4 CO., BANKEHs, NO. 80 WALL
"A street Issue letters Of credit 70 ~ IN
London Frankfort Vienna Naplss and their sorrespou
deuts
OALIFORNIA STATE AND San FRANCrsco CITY
" Interest Coupons purchasd q lowest currsst rates. BY
DUkCxk sHBRMAN . CO..
Bankers corner Of Pine and Nassau strsctA New xork
PROPOSALS. roR s2so,oou OF THE cRoTON WATER
sock of the city of New York.-Sealed p~sposas will
E rerrved "a the Comptroers once unt Thursday, Sep
ember 2s ieo2 IL two O'Clock r M when the same VIII be
as SS ma1 ss ys
water ssoci e o. New YORK s9.ossed m by chapter
Y A. a,oSsT s o s
q aoc vii bear nseres, a the rate Of six per cenA
mar snnum payable qua!ie. yearly and the principal wal
oe % Sr"pcsas viii stale stock DESIRED snd
% Der one hundred dollars thereof, and the peions
hoss accepted will be required 70 deposit with
the Of the city within ten days All the open.
on presenting 70 the Comptroller The recepts Of
csvs certificates equal amounts Of the par the
Each proposon should bs sealed ndo<ssd sPropo
sails for Croton Water Stock Of tho city OF INV York. and
The inscsed in second envelope edretssd 70 ths
Tnp rS e reserved TO reject any or A OF the bids
necessary xws ss nsssssr
cry or Nrw vonK, DRyAKsNuHT or FINANCE ConrfRoL
LxRs OuIcK, August 70, ls&~
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
nxPREssEs. y.

BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~ Ing essablisbment III West Elsyenth street between
Firth and sixth Furniture boxed and
shipped n all of the world Covered Tor
moving Furniture OF families. Furniture stored.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
REsTAURANTs.

DAvID POLLOCK, FORMERLY OF NO. CHATHAM
~ street. informs his numerous friends and the public
that he has opened the favore Hotel No 10
Chatham street where they will always nnd the best LodE
ble terms
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

The statement Of the present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows an increase Of 1858 o4O
in the items Of loans and discounts, $249,23S in
circulation, $2s6 ,040 in deposits, and $37 693 in
specie.
Annexed is the onicial announcement Of the ad.
vance Of freights on the Erie line, to which we
alluded on Monday
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, !
OFFICE or THE GENERAL FRM0Hr AGExY,
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10, 1852
On and after the Goth inst and until they are changed
the ratss all eastward bound freight will be as fol-
lows, viz
FOsH Lake Erie Porss.
EIa Second Third FbSrtA Flour IN Wool IN
Csaa, C7as, Ctoa, CJass. leu Of so bales,
rjS g. ,5e o. ,ds's ,5ss. E ''': s.ss ssa ,ds u.
7sS y So.,sa sssl iss g iss TX * ,ss g g
+ =; ss.sss. sss. & : s s 3
From Dxnkirk.
10 N. York 80 63 81 AK IS Is
10 Boston. 90 II 50 Hx eS Is
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

CALIFORNIA STATE AND San FEANCIsC0 CITY
DUNCAN sHBRMAN CO.,
The New York herald., 1862-09-12


A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE. "A
pensss JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Nsvy BsnheE
30 Nassau street, N. T., opposite Post once.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
HE BATTLES BETWEEN THE 0ARIBRLDI VOLUNTEERS
AND VICTOR EMANUEL's TROOPS.


TrRrN, August 70, 1852
The Official Gdsdn OF this evening confirms the
despatch from Naples Of yesterday evening announcing
conflicts between the royal troops and the Garibadians
and adds that Garbadi In view of the measures taken
by the government has renounced the project Of enter
NApIEs, August 27-Evenng
Yesterday conflict took place between the Garibald
and accommodating corps Of royal troops sent from
Reggie.
Another conflict occurred also to-day Fortytwo Carl
baldans taken prisoners, among whom were Major
Merighi and some othcr ofncers.
Several Garbadians we're wounded. Tho royal troops
had three wounded.
THE ACTION OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
PARrs, August 2s, 1862.
Tho Nonw Of this mornng announces that the squad.
ron of evolution has received orders 70 proceed " the
fhs Press Of this evening states, "undsr reserve,
that the three Caiabras have declared In favor Of Carl
baldi.
Ia Fya~os Of this evening announces that the English
Ministry has ordered the British nest 70 proceed immed
IKE ms joSrnal slsO states that the commanders Il
before Court Martial. They established for their
Justification that they had ordered the vessel carrying
Carbad TO be stopped but that the crews Of the two
frigates refused to execute the orders.
The Pdbis OF this evening says
The French said 20 have sent very salts
factory explanations Turin respecting the despatch Of
the french feet Naples and other circumstances which
for the last few days have strongly moved public opinion
10 Italy
PAnrs, Saturday, August 30-l215P. NJ
telegram has Just been received hore stating that
Gsrbadi has been defeated, wounded and captured.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

"A street issue letters 81 credit 70 trsyesss available In
Of the world through Roshechid OF Parn
London, Frankfort Vienna Naplss and their sorrespou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-07

la1iiitatc tho movements and efficiency Of
most OF those who have comu ~ unr MD from
the other States OF tho Uonfsderacy.
D. And, finally, these results have been
reached in duo regard 10 an economical expsn-
diture OF the public money. The stores and
other property, purchased for the military
operstions, have been paid for as they were
bought, and thus the credit OF the State has
been fully sustained.
ltIs due to truth and Justice that should
aere record, in this recnpitulation, my high ap.
pTecistlon of the Industry, Judgment and pro-
fessona skill which hGvo marked the conduct
Of the distinguished officer who has been
called by me, Gith the unanimous approval of
the Convention, to conduct the military and
nayal operations Of Virginia.
From e7cTy principle of duty and patriotism,
the Executive Department of the State has felt
called upon to Cooperate cordially and heartily
and the policy which hes controlled my action
heretofore, will continue to regulate it The
great interests at stake demand the surrender
of al! questions Of subordinate character, in
= vigorous and united effort to maintain the
common rights OF the South. Nothing will be
left undone t1 advance the interests OF all, and
bi1o SaiiN~i, i'hbhISSSS Qnt WHICH Ia re
been exhibited by the President, assure rue
that harmony and concert of action will be the
result. He duly appreciates the importance
Of the occasion, and his courage, prudenceand
militurY experience will exert saluHry rfln-
enec in directing and controlling the military
movements, now in progress for the protection
Of Virginia and the South.
And finally, communicate herewith, orders
II No.. NJ. Y
mend, and also lettsr acknowledging the .e-
ceipt Of General Harper's report Of operssions
at Harpsr's Ferry. General Harper was placed
in charge Of the expedition against Har
per's Ferry, and regret tina. the orders given
to him, on the 17th day of April last, have
been mislaid These orders Shn " that acted
with the prcmptness and deci>;" due to In
occasion. General Harper's r,i-.rt will he
found with these orders. (Appentix g.
Respectfully,
7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-07

TugspaT, June 18th, ylsSL....... s-.
The Convention went into secret session, TO
consider the following communication frsnrthe
Governor: -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-07
= Slo.e.-l60 United States flint NUS

kota.
Captain r A. Booker, Prince EiRard.-eO
scts accoutrements, 400 yards webbing.
Captain W. W. UogbIll, Chesterfield.
Virginia altered rifles, 80 sets acoou!rsmsuts,
eco yards webbing, 10 cartridge boxes, 20
din; muskets, 40 bayonet scabbards.
Captain Walker, 10Th Regiment, Rich
mond.-Tl cartridge boxes. II csp'pouches, II
sets plates, 81 bayoneLs scabbards, 400 yards
Webbing, i iX-poundcr iron rifles, 4 cartridge
and implements complete, rs new cavalry
sabrts and belts.
Captain E. Q. Robinson, Norfolk 800
United States tl:nt nuskets, 250 e1trs Hints,
5000 cartridges, 6.oo0 caps.
y. F. Suttle, Alexandria, Hi:ls lDuaketa,
100 old cartridge boxes, 40 OLD belts, 1000
cartridges and caps.
Captain Charles Smith, Northampton.
six-pounder iron guns, 4 4six.pounder carriages
complete, 4 sets wheel harness, 4 900 cartridges,
1000 caps, 2s fixed shot, rs tubes, % fixed
canister 2 Narrclg powder, and 100 six-pound-
er shot
Colonel J. J. Hodges, Portsmouth, full
se.s rife accoutrementa, 30 sltered muskels
and ditto, 900 yards webbing.
John s. Barbour, Presidout @! Orange cad
Alex. raiiyoad.-s0 altered Inusku;s 20 Sets
accoutrements, 40 Whitney's revolvers and
.noulds, 40 waist holsters, belts md plates,
700 cartridges, 900 CAPS.
Telegraph 0pera.ovs--s Whitney'a reYol-
vers and moulds.
g. 3. Douglas, King Wiliiam--5o new cav.
airy ssbres. 30 belts aad plates.
Captain L. II. Dance, Henrico.-5O Virginia
1:ut mus kcts, 80 Gets accoutreucntS 600 cur
,riCses, 100 caps.
Caplsin W. II. Eshci:i..e. ED5!olk.-50 6iut
lnu<kets, GOO cartridges, 7c0 caps, 50 seta ac-
coutrements
Captain ". H. Gordon, R:ehmund. 30
plates.
Captain Charles B. Tebbs, LouIoun.-40
sets accoutrements, 25o yards webbing, 1000
cartridges, 200 caps
T. L Brockett, Petersburg. 800 Hint mus
lnuskots, 1000 cartridges, 1000 caps.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25

John, wish it was as much the fash,
ion 70 trade wives, as TO trade horses"
"Why 50 p
I'D chea: somebody shocking Lad. b.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25
DAKOTA cary POTTERY.

yTEsSES lEGLEk ECKHART. of the Dakota
WI city Pottery. take the present opportup{,v
saying to ,he merchants and public generally that
they " Ill continue in The business as her.toore
having increased theirfacilites are enabled to man
ufactura 4 larger amount ofstoneware, and of the
best quality Returning thauks for III. liberal IA l.
ronage bestowed upon the old firm. they spectfull
solicit a continuance Of the same for the new ar 4
they will endeaSor TO retain II tg prompt execution
Of heir orde's TO which neywillcarefutluattena Al
all timoa Give thin aralI
Dakotartg, y n. Nov. l.1R6S-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25
First class in mechanics, stand up


,, r'rs' class IN mecha''es' s'ihu W. p;
now many SINUS o. vince > are ,. tne,e
~ r r!ease' SIR; l Nno" '"ree h'nus'
g N. n.l are 'ney o,, oos man,
,arr'aS" "hee'S' cane "e"iS anu "e"'
cuneis,
'"''' oy'. w ~ s'u' ooa' , "''u o..
the co"n'Gs'nS ''hM between Drown o'F'n
anu 'oos oIE'S'o"'
-,
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ne was ''''''' y" "''p ~ gu. NN9'' "'''"''
"e "''"e' Tue ,e2 ., '''' "' ;a,e,
' ,,., :" ", W., ~. "'''' '''''''~
"AaI i"hnitcjy more so to ne, replied
tie carver, laying down the knife and
fox, and rcsaming his own dinner.
*------~~-
An Irishman going to market, met a
"Say mister, what will you take for
that big eyed turkcy?'
It's an owl, We baist,' replied the as
tonished farmer.
Divi a bit do 4 care whether it is oud
"s, r..-o ,Io-,' .- ~ > 20
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25


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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25

TN undersigned has removed into his NEW
bulLbI \" on Pearl street, where he is p,epss
ed TO atteat everything connect ed with the tone,
rial ART in the most fasEtoeahle style Ttc
patronage Of the gentlemen Of sioux city and Vii
nifty i.rsspeetfullys solicited
slcaSTity, May 9TH .s6c--sm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-01-25
ALL KINDS GF JOB PRINTING !

In a style i e t. ne surFas~.I > any ether 1r.es
west Of the Mississippi Our o,aca. is sapTled with
oneot HI4,LE5' celebrated
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

: The undersigned administrator ofthe estate o!
Willis 4Iathewsoo. deceased, viii on tbs 9th day
If scDeunbcr next offer for sale all the ersonal
.roperty of said decedent, except 50 much thereof
Il IS been taken by the widow at the apprlis cd
mo bereof Said sale will be at the late resi-
dence # til deccdent.
4 crcdis of six months viii be given on all
SIMS ercaodi,. TN zee dollars, the purchaser CIV
inc note with anr, oy1 security, waving all bene-
Ct or ,,l,o,ion laws Al sums of three dollars
and under. cash in hand OF, tn 0'E Oh sa'c' aug
eth, 1862. i ". Ms. III "soN' Ao''' +
Plymouth, Aug. 6, 1862. wi.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
alotifes.
GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne IL Chicago
Railway Company.
3lotifes.
Pittsburgh, May LIST, 1869.

NOTICE.-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wavnc and
Chicago Railway Company, having received a
proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road, from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appcndages
real, personal and mixed, late the property of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
Company, now assumes the control and manage.
mcnt Of said Road and property.
All persons employed on or about said Road
may continue in their respective positions on siua
tions until further notice.
All persons, associations and corporations, de
string business arrangements, or wishing to con.
tnuc or change any hereafter existing. will ut once
apply TO the proper officers OF this Company, a
this Company IS boundb by no arrant tment or un
Outstanding that it does not expressly assume
G.. W. CASS, President
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

E'ILssi tsso--s
W. heard two or three Republicans speak of
the flag that was suspended before onr Office last
saturday. ana they were all evidently in i'll humor
about it, it wasn't the right knI, and they would
not permit such dag . hang before their door
When We heard their cepsare we felt very mourn
ful-eNperenced the sensation of .'beine without
head, but lid not remove the source OF their
anxiety. simply because " are not ashamed Of the
Stars and Stripes, AM think burner containing
all the Stars 4 great improvement Npon the sixteen
S:ar rag Republicans atuntel around here in the
pAmy dA.s d "bleeding Eulsis.' Tie ground
of complaint sb9nt our liz was that there was no
red in H. i was simply white and blue. rroba-
by the Union township bows that made It were
Just out OF red at the time.
We sh.li generally consult our own pleasure III
regard TO sGcl ttls matters, and 50 long rs we do
NOTHING more anpstri3tic than to hang out ban
ncr ~ith tie star aul strips or It and beariue for
motto ''The whole Union" we can well afford to
let Republicans complain Is we put IN no faas
to crafty them, W. shall no. insist OF then being
pleased.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14
ALBUMS IN GREAT ViRiETY.
TO THE UNEMPLOYED.

! can give steady EMPLOYMENT to active
Young men to solicit orders for the LITTLE CT
ANT SEWING MACHINE, price Slj-IIem.
mer, Gauge, Screw driver and extra Needles.
Will pay liberal salary and expenses, or allow
large commissions. COUNTY RIGHTS given
to Agents An Agent wanted in every County.
For particulars, descriptive catalogue, &c, address,
with stamp, Il PAGE,
2lm3 Gent Agent for S, Toledo, o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-14

NV wife Elizabeth Fruits has left my bed and
board without ony just cause or provocation and
forbid any person harboring her on NV account
as will pay debts of her contracting after this
date. GEORGE FRUITS.
Iunc 18th 1862