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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

aud sslu,aty counsels of the fathers OF
the republic. No better mau could have
been selected to represen, US in the legis-
lature. He will be elected by AL over
wi.elming majority.
A. C. THOMPSON has lived in this Coun-
~ all his life, and has always been ster
ling Democrat and is every way qualtisd
to bring order out of the existing chaos
and confusion at present rsiguiny in The
AUDITORS Office. Ii tie people OF this
County do their duty we shall hereafter
have an Auditor who ID competent to dis
charge properly the duties OF the Office.
D 0. QUivEY. when elected, as he un-
questionaby will be. will perform the du-
lies Of Treasurer with fidelity. Judged
by the Jeffersonan test he is honest Ca
pable and faithful to the Constitution
He is a conservative Democrat, an honest
man. and in every way gentle an. Let
him be elected by rousing majority. il is
alike due to him and the people Of the
County.
II. NJ. LOGAN is an old citizen, well
known to the voters Of this County. as IA
thorough going man III all he undertakes,
VINO, if elected, will faithfully and impair
italy discharge the duties oil sheriff. We
congratulate the citizens of Marshall Co,
on the favorable prospect of having. for the
next two years, an efficient and trust wor
thy man in So important an office.
Messrs. GARRrsoN and VoR Es. the Dem
ocraIic candidates for Commissioner, are
men OF sound Judgment. good financial
ability. capable OF conducting the business
affairs of the County with advantage. -
The loose manner in which the business
of this County has been conducted. for
the last year or Two, calls loudly for ref
ormatiou.-
ELIAS JAcoBY, nominated for Assessor
for Center Township. is one of those firm.
consistent, reliable Democrats, whose sta
bility is known and read Of all men. He
is one Of The men who would rather be
elected Assessor by Democrats and cou-
servaIive men. than Representative by the
monyrel Unionists alias abolition Repub
icans.
The whole ticke. is JUS, such Ole ao
ousht to be, and will be elected Ever,
man upon it is worthy and we'll qualified
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
THE NEWS.

WA>hiHoro. Sept. 7th.-- The rebels
have occupied Frederick City. Md, in
, strong force, and it is reported a. Harris
burg that they have entered Pennsylvania
near Hanover. Immense bodies of FEEDER
al troops have left Washington for the up
per Potomac. and battle is expected 10
take place soon in that vicinity.
The War Department. announces that
hereafter no political arrests will be made
except upon tie order of the Judge Advo
cate General or Of the Governor or Militia
~ Commander of State; and that all re-
strietions upon travel are rescinded.
Gen. Mcclellan has been appointed to
the command ofthe armies of Virginia and
of the Potomac. Gen. Pope has been as
signed to the command of the Department
of the Northwest, With headquarters at ST.
Paul. Gen Mcdowell has been granted
leave of absence. and his corps placed nm
Ger the command of another enelal-onp
report says Heintzelman. another Hooker,
ard another Reno. There is rumor that
Mcdowell will be placed at The head Of the.
West Point Military Academy.
The Merrimac No 2. it is reported has
reached the vicinity of Newport News.
aud driven off one or Two Federal gun
boats. The shipping at Fortress Manroe
has been removed to place Of more safe
lty.
There is report at Helena that Ros-
ecrans has been decisively repulsed in a,
attack upon the rebels at Tnpelo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

IssqNE TAf lie New York Sur day
Atlas has been lodiny over the new ~
come lax. TO see 'hep il is payable. ard
6pds that u is due n she 6rsl day Of May
10 each year. for hyear ending on the 81
December previpu. For instance. the
6rst tax will be on ae income OF the pres
en-, year. but rot psable until the frstof
MAY, 1865.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
Republican Meeting at Rochester.

We understand that the republican ab
clifton candidate for Congress made a
speech at Rochester on Saturday last to q
small squad of The faithful. say about one
hurdred all told. The ultra abolition ten
dency Of Mr.. Cufax as exhibited by hic
votes in the last Congress. and his speech
es since he has taken the stump. is becom
ing SO we'll known that it is materially
lessening his influence over the masses Of
those who really love their Counlr! more
than the rickely concern Of modern repub
lIcanism. The consequence is Schuyle Ter
feels bad and shows it; hs grcwls and
whines by turns. and is evidently contem-
plating the probability Of a return to pri
vate life, consummalioh in no way pleas
ant for him to look upon.
~>~-~--
THAT SuBscxIPTIoN- The Republican
very gravely asks If subscription list for
the benefit Of soldiers and their families,
WAS not circulated here in 1861, if any
Democrat signed it? In reply we ask the
Republican if any Republican ever paid a
single dollar on that subscription? Didn't
every man of them repudiale? and didn't
the Republican afterwards excuse, if no,
commend them for 80 doing? We are
credibly informed that such is the CASE
1t is cheap sort Of patriotism and philan-
thropy to subscribe and then refuse to pay
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

Citizens should hear the Speeches be-
ore the coming elect ion; and vote under
ftndinsly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
Application for icensr.

M OTIC - hereby given q et the Sndes:
y signed will, nj the next term Of the Com
missioners Court Of Marshall County, Indiana 70
be holden at the Court House III shsouih, com
mencns on the tirst Monday in Sepisabsr, lee2 /.
apply Tor change OF license 70 sell 'siotesi'ns
liquors in quantities lees lhan one qSsrt With The
privilege qkhaying the same drank IN the prep.-
ses. The LOCATION on Which propose 70 sci -
lot No. 2! in the .osn of Bremen. Marsheii
Gounty Indiana -
JOHN BAUER. IN.
No. 25 Is.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

H. C"KRIS AZ, \. SHERMAN, will ad-
dress the Citizens of Marshall Co. as FOL.
lows
At Met hesney's School House, Mon:
dav Sept. 18th at ! o'clock =. NJ.
Pirr-o"v'le. Tuesday Sept. 16ih P. N.
At Bourbon, Wednesday Sep l7th al
O'clock z. NJ.
Tippecanoetown, same dav a. I p. NJ.
Argos. Thursday Sept. 9th at ! p NJ
Poplar Grove. FRIDAY. Sept. 18th. al
O'Clock p. n.
Marmoot. Monday. Sept. 22d. o'clock
p. NJ.
Further announcements next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
PUBLIC SPESkHNG.

II. A. o. Packard. Democratic Cand
da:e for Representative will address his
fellow citizens, on the Political issues OF
the day, al the following places:
AT CROSS LANES SCHOOL HOUSE
Union Township. on "Wednesday Sept 10
;h at : p al.
At u q BUFFALO School House North
Bind Township. Thursday Sept. lib al
2 p. NJ
At CASTLEMAN'S School House
North Bend Township. Siarke Co. on Fri
day, Sept. 18th AT o'clok p. NJ.
Al BREMEN. Marshall Co., or Satur
day. Sept. l3ri,. a. o'clock P. NJ
All are re~p-c fully invited to attend
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

Democratic District Ticket.
EoR CONGRESS,
DAVID TURPIE. of White County.
FOR SENATOR
HORACE CORBIN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
NJ. A. O. PACKARD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
DE nocRATIc STATE TICKET.

DE NOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FoR scRErtLY % STATE,
MES S. ATEON,
OF MARION.
TOR AUDITOR OF sfA9H,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF FOUNTAIN.
roR TREASURER stare,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
OF DAvfEsS.
FOR srTORSsT GENERAL,
OSCAR b. HORD,
OF DECATUR.
sCP'r PUB. INSTRUCTION.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF ALLEN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
SECTION EIGHTH.

! No street peddar, hawker, or other itineran
dealer 10y retail or wholesale, in goods, wares, Oh
| merchandise, shall offer the same for sale in an
| vehicle, or on foot otherwise within /, III town
without license therefor first obtained; and sucl
| license shall be for one week one month. or on,
,ear. aud shall be issued by the Treasurer on tn
| appiea ant producing the Marshal's recent for TN
| payment to him of the sum of two dollars for on
week. five dollars for three months, or fifteen dol
lars for one year, the applicant in addition pawn,
said Marshal and Treasurers fees.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
PLYMOUTH. INDIANA:

HvRsDAY, SEprEMBER 18th, 1852
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11

Every peadfr, hawker, or other person convict
ed II having, without such license gone about or
through said town on foot, or with vehicle, or in
ny Nay with goods, wares, or merchandise. carr
"a OF exposed Tor sale. shall be fined therefor in
any sum, not less than two dollars nor more than
Ten do lars; and IN the same sum on a similar
the request of the Marshal, or of any person 10
whom he may offer such goods, wares or msrcan
disc tor sale.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
An Ordinance.

Relative TO the Licensing and Regulating of Ger
tam Extraordinars Trades and Establishments
SECTION HIST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-11
Dem ,cratic County Ticket.

Dem oCratic County Ticket.
For AUDITOR,
ALEXANDER G.. THOMPSON.
FOR TREASURER,
DANIEL o. QUIVEY.
sHERFF,
HENRY NJ. LOGAN.
FIR CoMMIssIaNER DISTRICT,
WILLIAM GARRISON.
FpR CJNMIssIaSER--s SOUTHERN DISTRICT,
JOHN III. Worries.
For ASSESSOR CENTER TOWNSHIP,
ELIAS JACOBY
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08

q precisely what its name Indicate icr, while
pleasant go lo taste. IL ls reNNIy my "NH.riItu-,
and Strengthening to the vital powers. 1t also
r"fb It"s. rrinsai"s and rcueWs the blood IN all
it, original purity, and thus restores and renders
the system iuyuncrlblc To attacks ul disease. It
Is the only preparation over offered to the world
IN popular form so rs to be within the reach of
all. 50 chemically and sllItullv combined as to
b" the most powerful tome, aud Vet 50 perfectly
adapted to as IN act IN p'rtCtt or,1rd," rim tie
iIlrS If nature, amt h,Hrs SVpitf M, ~ IhsNt
stomach, and tone up the digestive organs and al
layal nervous ana other irrdtOn. IL Is also per
fecty cNhiIaratng IN IT. effect, and yet It IS never
followed by lassltlde or depression OF spirits. Il
IS com posed entirely of vegetables and those
thoroughly combining powerful tome and soothing
properties, and consequently can never nqure.-
Sucn a remedy has long been eit to be a desIdc-
ratum IN the medical world. both by the thorough
~ skilled IN medical science, ana also by all who
have suffered from debility; for 1t needs no mcdI-
cal sk y or knowledge even to see that debility
follows all attacks of disease, and laws the UNI
guarded system open to the attacks OF many Of
the most dangerous to winch poor humanity Is
constantly liable. Such, for example, as the fol-
lowing:
Consumption, bronchitis, mdIgcstlon dyspcp-
STA, loss Of appetite, tantncss, nervous rrtabIty,
neuralgia, paIpitauon of The heart. mcInnchoy,
hypocondra, night .welts, languor, r,dd!ncss,
and all that class of cases. 50 i"auiIy atal II un
attended 10 IN time, called fetaNio weaknesses amt
irregularities. Also, Liver arrangements or
torpIdity, and liver complaints. diseases of the
kidneys. scaIdug or mcontncncC of the une,
or any general arrangement Of the urinary organs,
pain in the back. side, and between tn" shoulders
prodsposltIou to slight colds, hacking and contiu-
ued cough, cmlCHlluu, dIhlcu|iy OF breathing, and
indeed we might cnumcrate many more sui, but
we have space only 10 say. It VIII not only cure
the debility following ch.iis ana fever, but prevent
all attacks arising from miasmutIC Influences, aud
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL. RRAN.EMEN1.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad NAL arrive. Al
40 4 NJ. and 74j + VI Closes at q \. VI,
aud 2. NJ
Sie.iTg and Rock Island Railroad Mail, VIA Mo-
line, Wa'eitown, Hampton, Rapids Cay, Port
byron and COfloya arrives at 9l5 q. m, and
CLOSES u p, m.
DIp,LyYr HIH arrives ats.l5 a. NJ, and $50 ?.
81. Closes 1l0 pm.
Oy4IgNI Nal, wa Pleasant Ridge, Hamlet, Per-
uiHu, M.I'r,burg, Monroe, New Boston and
krru.ar., leave. Monday, Wednesday aud
tully, ats N, Arrives tuesday, Ihursday
aud N4'urdRt,n ~,
MYwb NuL VIA. rrrcmptlon, farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North IieLdef-
,uuauI A.cdp, leaves wednesday and Saturday
att An Arrives Tuesday aud Friday at !
n,
Centre P,B' Md, ,n pruucGcld, Richlaud
GrDye, Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, North Pfal-
Tie HUH Henderson, leave. Wednesday at d s..
st. Arrives TUESDAY az IN.
CIEhr,iy' ui wa Ponusyiv1nll, ORION and
Andryrr. leave. "Wednesday ~ ! N.M ii. Arrive,
Thursday At 1r. 81.
Camirg va. NH, ioayr. Monday "Wednesday
frHlE aaa >nurIts 80 q. y. AruNrs Tues.
dtg. Thursday FRIDAY iud saturday AT n.
Cont IaNaH Nth. leaves tuesday, Iburday and
siuraas It hasuu regular uouI iardrparlure.
No mn.I. sent ct received pu sunday.
Office hours from A. 81. 10 r. 81.
on sunday open from To lDa M.
G. TKuESUALE, =. NJ
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Mraital.
A FREE GIFT
70 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIanl.
ING TO SUSTAIN.
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREpARED
TO FIGHT,
II is a singular fact that large majority of tb,
people Of the United States are unacquaInted with
The great Importance OF the cause for which the
soldiers oil the Union are fighting. Let every man
and woman throughout the United States care
fully read aud study the Constitution orthc United
states, they will become convinced of the holiness
1t our cause aud of the wlckrdness Of those who
are STRIVING TO overthrow this grand palladium Of
freedom,
We believe that had the reading of the Constl.
'ution been adopted as dali, lesson IN ever,
seho"l throughout the United States the doctrines
o' secession and states rig hts would never have At
'a'ht1 ,he position Of a political question; nor
"o"'" '"e country have been called upon 10 mourn
lpf l' unfortunate wrat Cling aud mlseonsructiops
'''' nav. arisen, and which 50 many of our statcs.
men nave lost their time in aitepptioc rs ,rtc,.
probation. ne 80 '"''''
Millions 0four citI2ers hive neyer ,ho,onohIy
suu''u t"c t""s.tu'loh, aud even at the present
nhr, "hrh II Is thf duty ofoyary citizen of this
country I" MORN himself ofthc rights and priyi.
legc, secured to him, under It's proi,,i,up arm +,
Is not ~ one household To five buuA,nJ In ,',.,
therefore, I'll correcting this great overnight and
10 ihrhish every man, woman aud child thrnugb-
out the United states with the means of studyiup
tins great palladium of liberty, and to protect MS
against future false doctrines and political dsas
ets,
DRS. ROADWAY \ 20.
present 10 the American pupIIc, free orrharpc.
the constitution Of the tinted states OF hmrrIca.
neatly boInd, together w,th an improved Almanac
for the year 1862, called ''Dr. Radwa,'s Con.titu-
toudl Almanac As soon as practicable. Dr.
Railways Agents, IN every village and town
throughout the union, viii be- furnished with
supply, for free circulation. 4 copy of the same
Will be sent to all who will enclose STAMP frr the
payment of postage.
Druggists, booksellers, ucwsdcacrs throughout
the country, desrous Ofaldmg us IN distributing
to the people the Constitutional Almanac, are IN.
vlted to send IN their orders No charges will be
made for the same.
We also invite the people of the Canadas But.
'h Provinces, and, N tact, all who can read tn.
English language throughout the world, TO accept
as gifts from us our Constitutional Almanac.
We Will send to any one who is willing To pay
the postage on II a copy or If the citizens of any
town or village will accept from 90 to 800 copies
We wall furnish them free of charge Being cony,n-
ccd that II our foreign friends Will carefully read
the Constitution, they will become satisfied that
our people, IN supporting our government IN wlp-
ing out this foul blot of secession from our rs.
cutcheon, are not only right, but are establishing
on q sound basis the freedom ofthc people through
out the world.
RAILWAY < CO..
% John Street, New orb.
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KEGIfLATE TKL nuMELS.

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|
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G.. u. PUTNAM. Publisher.
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RADW Az x CO..
, john Street, New \ orb
HOW Our SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpREPAKED
70 FIGHT.


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onlouS ana "iher levers, either de, or niger along
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ing skeletons. Experience has established the
lact mat the treatment of caIomeI, qurine and
J, III cases OF icNer and ague, typhoid fever
ana "t"er levers OF tins Glass; IS more injurious in
camps 'hah IN private practice, when We take into
consideration that canvass walls and exposure to
ana damp gfonnds,pro'e but poor shelter for the
OF mefcnnal and qulnIne treatment viii, in the
my"'I'! 'l cases. De exhibited IN the form Of rheu-
enporpements Of Tho yor J." u'r JOINTS
uI'S' dyspepsia, pleurisy, coughs, colds, &c.
"m'" Will CIlhs 10 the unfortunate patient for
,ea'S'
IN DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES
tbe soldior L,s A., ,,,,.i.i,. .....,..
tacks ofthcse diseases s''''' ~
Let every soldier carry , ho flo
p,nv,y,o nr,,,,,,,,,.,
"EADi hhLIhf
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or cncamped m maI,r,or. .,,,, ,'' "'''.''r'
spoonful, in half cnn NJ yot.r i tl"I w
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