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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
SuERIEE"S SALE

By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed
from the Marshall Court of Common Pleas, i'll n
decree of foreclosure in favor of Isaac p. Shively
and against George Harrel, will offer for sale to
the highest lawful bidder, the law directs at the
Court House Door in the town of Plymouth, i'll
the county of Marshall and State of Indiana, OH
Saturday, February 2lst 1863
between the hours of 10 D clock m and o clock
p IN of said day the rents and profits tor term
not exceeding seven years of the following des-
cribed real estate, situate in the county of Mar
shall and State of Indiana:
The north east quarter of the north west qnarter
of section tw euty lone Township thirty three north
range four east, containing forty acres more or
less If the rents and profits of the above dcs-
cribed real estate does not sell for sufficient
to satisfy the order, then at the time and place
above specified, will offer for sale to the highest
lawful bidder all the right, title and interest OF the
defendant in and to said real estate, so much
thereofas may be necessary to satisfy said order.
HENRY NJ. LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall County.
Jan. 1st 1863. no434
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

PhTNo7rH fej .iee= in tho prs=es.ion d
soma T city las; stock, Just at pr. mt =
Buck Shot. owned by II. McFARIx, is
We speedy on a Ky roll race, in + c.
has never been fairly b a;cn at that dis
lance Grey i.as.e" Owned by Mcssrs.
HISS u NaSsEL. "a salty be un,rd on
for a mil in , A which ia Il id. f.s.er
tian trains are allowed to run on the Fort
Wayne RAJ road. In ho:s.s. only, GU,
town is de: Iedly "f4~t'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

VIZ are under obligations to Dr. J. j
WHALE. for C py of rhs Cleveland Her
all. dated August 10Th, 1925. Also TO
A. X. BaIoG>. Esq, for a copy of the
Massachusetts Republican. OF June l4ih,
1909. which IS consequently oyer fifty
yea . f age. There are several articles
of interest in tEe'e paper-no late news
If importance huwever-~ which we will
pubi.h as soon as possible. They are
used 90 tmo a.d will wait a week or two
with patiepce.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
The True Carse Of the WAR

The true use IF the war is matter of much
controversy o,tw the different political partes
At the present tim. On the street. Yesterday az
" ls'scd the Post Office corner. our ears were
restsi With tie remark that the Democrats were
al secessionit's. and were the sole cause of the
Present war We bud not proceeded more than
aaifa s4iiaEc vines VIC heard that the Republicans
are all abo ltionists sud bound 10 free the niger or
dissolve the Union. We passed on, saddened by
saoushts o. civil war, b;oodshed and high taxes,
shen Observing crowd on the corner south of the
EDWARD House, We crossed over. ard found RICE
ana ss'rn opening Urge lot of New Dry Goods.
We wers vrry murh surprised. knowing tina. only
few ve'k- before they htd received an immense
stock; BIT found they had been compel led to order
= large mount ia orer to keep no their stock
We nolie al some very pretty styles of DeIaines.
rrints' ShawIs et;.. which goirg off in ay
hat said. the Low fricc Store is the place to get
he best bargains.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
PITTS. Fl. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa, january 9th 1861.

The Annual meeting of the Stock and Bond
Ho ders of this Company for the election of Di-
rect0rs and such other business as NAV come he-
fore il, will be held nt the office of said comn,nv
in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 18th "Wednesday
Of February, A. ID. 1863
The Stock and Bond transfer Books OF the Com
pany at their Office in the city of Pittsburgh and
at their transfer agency in the city of New York.
will be closed on the 10th dag of Febru ary and
remain closed until the 26th day IF February there
after. w. II. BARNES. Src'r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
THE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The Edwards House is full this week.
but is equal TO the emergency, 1t IS one
e those es;abl ,hments that never becomes
crowded, j,mmed and confused; it is often
IaiI, bat uader the auspices of Messr>.
Edwards Il Alleman, the Hotel is made
to accommodate comfortably what it ac-
commodities at all.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored health in few DAYS, after under
going all the naual routine ana irregu lar expen-
sive modes of treatment without success, consid-
ers 1t his sacred duty to communicI tie to his af-
fiictcd fellow creatures the meaus OF cure. Hence
on the receipt Of an addressed envelope, lie will
send (free) copy the prescription used. Direct
10 DIR. JONI NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton Street,
brooklyn, New York. MD vi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.

The subscribcrhaving fitted up and thoroughly
repaired the Tavern stand formerly occupied by
\. Michel, respectfully solicit public patti onage
and will use their best cxertiOns to make their
House pleasant stopping place for both traveller
and Boarder
C. A. FRANK &,Co. Proprictors.
Good Stabling attached to the premises.
Oct 10 1862. No36ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

TIE CIRCUIr Court of Marshall County
CONNIE need it's February Term at the
Cour. House last Monday. There are sew
eral important cases to be tried. Judge
A. l.. OSBORN on the Bench.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

THE Chicago AID Cincinnati Dailies are
kept at the Post Office. and at no other
place in Plymouth. There you will also
find large supply of superior quality
OF stationery, magazines, weeklies and
novels.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENTS:

State of Indiana, Marshall County; SIS:
Before C.. Cushman, Justice of the Peace in
Polk Township:
Notice is hereby given that attachment pro-
ceedings were instituted before me on the 9th day
of January 1869, by John Ii. Henderson OH IA
Judgment against Solomon Stump and Perry Rob-
inson, in which George K. kesler is made Gar
uishee defendant, a1d it appearing by ffdavit of
a competent affiant that said defendants Solomon
Stump and Perry Robinson are nonresidents of
the State of Indiana, they hereby notified OF
the tendency of said proceedings and that the
same will be heard before me at my office i'll Polk
Township in said County on the 3lst day of jan
uary, 1863, at ten o'clock IN, and unless they
appear at thu time and place aforesaid the same
will be heard and determined i'll their absence.
CONSIDER CUSHMAN,
Justice of the Peace.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

The Soldiers Aid Snciety meets to-wor-
row evening at the residence of Mr.. S. n.
Haines, opposite the Court House.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
Dec. 1852: n44yl
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having Disposed of the Democrat Office. we
desire every person indebted to to make imme-
date settlement We have debts to pay, and to
enable 10 do so, must collect the amounts due us.
The books of the firm may he found with Il Nc
Donald. at Dickson & Co.'S Hardware store.
July o3-~f r. & 7 MCDONALD
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
EElKlN The Great Cause Of
a-zasZ HUMAN MISERYl

lust Published in Sealed Envelope; Price 6 cts:
A Lecture by DIR CULVERWE FL g. on the
Cause and Cure of SpermatonhTa, COnsun Dtion,
Mental and Physical Debility Nervousness: Epi
lrp Y, Impaired Nutriti' of the body, Lassitudc,
Weakness Of the limbs and back, Indispostion
and incapacity for study and labor. Dizziness of
Apprehension; Loss of memory; Aversion to Soc-
ETY.; Love of Solitude; Timidity; Self Distrnst
Dizziness; Headache; Affections ofthe Eyes Pim-
Piles on the face; Involuntary Emissions, and Sexu-
al lncapacty; the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion. &c. &c.
Sent under seal, to any address in plain, seal
cd envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or tw .
postage stamps, bv addressing.
CHAS. ]. e. KLINE and Co
LIT Bowery, New York, Post Office
Box. 1895.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

IL If yon want the highest price for Eggs,
Rags, Eeesw x, HoI ely any other trade,
Call st OynRMiY's STORE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife, Margaret Warner, has left
my bed and board, uulawfully, all persons what
soever are hereey cautioned against harboring
or trusting her my account, after this date, as
shall hereafter pay no debts of her contract
ing WILLIAM WARNEk.
Plymouth, Indiana, January 29th, 1863.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
RAIL. ROAD ENCHA NGE
PLYMOUTH IND

The above Hotel is now ready for the option
OF guests. The Table will be furnished with the
best in market, and the Proprietor, with all con-
nccted with the establishment, will use their best
endeavors to render it, in every respect, worthy OF
public patronage A. X. CUTSHAW,
missy Proprietor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

u For the Cheapes. Goods in Plymouth.
CALL At OvERMANs,
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

j. q. OSBORNE.
All those indebted to the late firm of Corbin &
Osborne are requested to call at once and settle
their accounts either by cash note.
dissolution of said firm having taken place,
it is absolutely necessary that the debts due it be
settled. Office over Wheeler's Bank as hereto
FORE j. G. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
TO THE UNEMPLOYED!

CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO ACTIVE
| Young men 80 solicit orders for the LII TIE
JAN SEWING MACHINE, price SIS
Hemmer GRACE, Screw driver aud extra Needles.
VIII paw a liberal salary and expenses, or allow
large commissions. COUNTY RIGHTS CIV
en- to Agents. An Agent wanted III every county.
For particulars. descriptive catalogue, &C., ad-
dress with stamp.
rs. PAGE,
3m Gen'l Agent for u. s., Toledo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

BLA's WHEELER have just received The latest
AID most approved STYLES OF ladies corsets
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

L. To get the highest market price for Butter
Go TO OvFRMERMANS
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IL FOR The best Prints at l9cts,
CALL AT OvERMAN's STORE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12

DrO.-At the residence Of her parents. on the
9th inst, NJ JIMMIE Tnosrsoy. daughter of &C
and c. J.. Thompson aged two years and seven
days
To the parents the loss of little JENNIE, who
was IN Unusually intelligent and beautiful child,
Is indeed a sad blow.
ALso-at the residence Of his parents on the
eth INST, X. Henry, son Off. and ]. McCAycE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-12
January 18th n50t3
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name of CoRmN X Os-
BORNE, has been dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm will be conducted hereaf
ter bv ]. G.. OSBORNE, who has purchased the
tire interest of WR. C0RBiS in the assets of the
firm, and assumes its Indebtedness.
III Canary
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
The Cost 70 Refusing to take out
Licenses.

Several parties il Cincinnati refused
recently to take out licenses. under the
Internal Revenue regulations, to retail
liquors, aad determined TO test the Walt
dity Of the law in the high courts. The
law requires each retail liquor dealer to
take out = license and pay twenty dol.
lars annually. These parties had their
respective cases tried, and had to pay
a Judgment OF eighty lwo-dollnrs rem
dercd against them. Two physicians
in Indiana disputed the right OF col
lector to claim ten dollars from them
for each license, and appealed to the
United STATES District Court tor dc
cision il tho case WAS given against
them for tifty.e,ght dollars, which they
were compelled T. pay.
ChieuJo Joarxal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
OnfnlOns about the Draft.

William Whiting, solicitor Of the War
Department, has given Colonel James
+. Fry, Provost Marshal General some
opinions about the draft.
He says that all soldiers who were
discharged or resigned before the Sd
uf last March are liable to the draft. In
relation 10 obstructing an officer Of the
draft, he says the slightest performance
ia that direction will make the person
liable to the penalty Of the law, which
is fine not exceeding $500, or impri.
sonment not exceeding two years He
say. even standing in passage way
and impeding the passing Of an officer
under the law, is obstructing the draft
and will make the person liable.
Also in his closing paragraph he says.
'.Sianding mute in civil courts il, un-
4 certain circumstances, a punishable
offence; and 80 if person, with intent
r. prevent the draft, refuses to give his
true name when lawfully requested SO
to do by an officer whose legal duty
it is 10 ascertain and enroll it, it is an
obstruction OF that officer in the per-
Torrance Of one Of his duties in relation
10 the draft So also is the giving Of
false names with the same illegal in.
tent; and the offender will in e,the,
case be subject to summary arrest by
the Provost Marshal"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Cha: Rcter.

The difference of character are mover
more distinctly seen 1h1n in ,imcs when
men are surrounded by difficulties ard
mi fortunes. There are some wl.o
when disappointed By tie failure If an
undertaking from which they had ex
pnc'ed great things, make mp ,hei.
minds ut once to exert themselves no
longer agains, what they cell fate, as il
thereby they could aven.e themselves
upon fate; others .lnw despondinc and
hopeless; bn, the tl,ir,l class nt men
will arouse themselves. ..The more
difficult 1t is To attain my ends, the more
honorable it will be- and this is The
maxim Which every one should impress
upon himself as a law. Some If those
who are guided by it prosecute their
plans will, obstinacy, and 81 perish ;
others who a~e more practical men. II
hey have failed in one way, vii. tn
another.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

was disabled and in less than All hour
the Benton and Carondelct opened tl'e
upon battery IN the rear and also
Smelling the woods, This rastimc lasted
two hours when they lav III shore, and
ceased fireinc. The mortar firing con
,inued until dark. During the day tn
fireing was brisk along the line, and on
our left, the line advanced up \ mile
and half probably taking possession
Of the batteries sil,nccd by our gun.
boats in the morning. The gunbnats
above have taken no part in the fight
here they however did good work at
Hams Bluff on the Yazoo, when they
were taken on Wednesday last. The
Bluffs were strnn. Notifications and
their tall opened the Yazoo, and turned
the right wing Of tic V,cksburg toriti
cation.
For nearly week past the sevcr"st
cnnflic, has been going on between bat,
teries on our right which we took from
the enemy and their pain line Of tort;6
cations III that direction. A deep gulf
gives space of about ! mile between
the batteries and the forts Gen Steele
occupies the advance position at this
point. The enemy holly contest ever.
inch and well they may for If driven in
here to their next line Of works inst in
the rear OF town their infantry would he
exposed to The fire of our mortars and
.unboats besides our land forces. il
needs no prophetic eye t. torcsce wha
the result would tie and in as brief a
time MS he mos sangnine conld wish.
have 10 doubt but that this result
will be obtained ii. few days. Orr
batteries are nni more than two miles
from town on the right and The mex
advance viii coop them up. On Friday
| a general charge bv our right was made,
but the enemy was on the alert and GU,
men had to fall back with considerable
loss, l think the plan now is 10 move ~
By regular siege operations The good
conduct and bravery Of onr troops cant
be o,er>,atci. Iowa boys have never
tiinchea aud though often in the mos
trying places have molly done their
duty. K.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Latest FROM vlcksburg

Special Dispatch to the chicago Evening Jour
Csiro, June, -
Gov Kirkwood, OF Iowa, arrived this
morning from Vicksburg "Wednesday
morning, the 10Th.
The situation Of the two armies was
unchanged The rebels attempted TO
drive back our pickets on Sunday last,
near the centre, and failed This vas
III. cause Of the cannon ad,ng that has
been mentioned.
Great numbers Of dead horses, mu,e>
and cattle arc nightly haaled to the
river by the rebels, and are found float
ing below the next morning. Most OF
them are killed by our shells.
Governor lakewood says the health
anl SPIRITS = onr troops are most excel
lent. Very few are wounded, and
those arc well cared for.
Our ritlc.pi,S contipne to approach
the rebel works. In many places q
stone can be thrown from one to tho
other. Our sharpshooters hay si|enc
ed several Of the upper water. battcries
and will in = day or tw" connpletcl,
command the gun "Whistling Dick
that sunk the cincinnati As orr rifle
pits advan q, the batteries are brouxh
u, w. have over 200 guns il posi-
ti.r.
No fear Is fcl. about Johnson's opera
tons III The year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

1t will be seen elsewhere that the war
is becoming unusually interesting IN the
east as well "a al Nickshnrg. The
rebels are making raid into Penn>yl-
wanna, and Gen. Lee is reported with
his forces on the north side of the Rap
pahanno"k. His army is very large
and Ilookcr's has also been reinforced
to fully equally Lees numbers. Look
ont daily for stirring news from that
qnarter.
p. S. The rebels are threatening
Harrisburg, and the greatest excitement
prevails at that place, Philadelphia and
New York. Citizens are en)isting as sol.
d ers.
Hooker must now attack Lees army
which is coming north also. If he wishes
to save his gencralship.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The exact whereabouts Of Gen. Leo
arc supposed to be near or At Thorough.
fare Gap.
Harrisburg, Pa, June l6--l a. y.
Everything is gloomy here. The
indications arc that the rebels will be in
sight here by tomorrow. In The ab.
senoe Of troops to stop the advances OF
the rebels the destruction of all tho
bridges on the Susquchanna is inevita-
bic.
Harrisburg, June le-l p. IN.
The Bedford telegraph operator re-
ports 5000 rebel cavalry IN Cnmbe,.
land. The citizens are flying.
New York, June 10.
A Baltimore dispatch to the Phia-
d.lphia Inquirer states: "All is safe at
Harper's Ferry, and Milroy has reached
there. The place will be held"
The Baltimore correspondent Of tho
Inquiyer, dating FIVE ?. m, 18th, says:
IL learn from high authority that .
battle has been progressing to day on
the old Bull Kun battle ground, between
Lee and Hooker, the latter doing good
service.
"Thc train from Baltimore, on Mon
day went only to Ellcott Mills. The
rebels are also reported in force at
! -
Washing on, June 10.
The Government has received tele-
gram from General Milroy, stating that
he j, in with the greater part Of his
command; tina, Winchester was inves.
ted by about 1900 rebels and twenty
pieces Of artillery. They carried the
nnter works by storm, =, six o'clock
Sunday evening. He says: Il spiked
my guns and LET, with the whole Of my
command early "a Monday morning.
Fou, nnl.s tils side OF Winchester, the
rebels, with All overwhelming force, at
lacked me. After Il d.si era,e tight Of
two hours, | got through, pursued by .
large cavalry force which picked up ,
;"mber i my mes' My loss is about
200.
FIN, nDrlr,sTA. June 16.
Tne business Of this city is mostly
al suspended. Reports from Harris
burg state that the rebels are at Carlisle
only Is miles from Harrisburg.
BALTIMORE, June l6.
The Governor has issued \ pro.loma.
ton Gaining the people Of Maryland -
rally to defend their SOIL FROM invasion
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
yaIantligham Nom mated.

On the 18th inst, at Columbus Ohio
the Democracy Of that State, in con
ven,ion assembled, nominated the trAi
tor Valandigham, as their candidate for
Cove rnor. Many people were much
surprised upon hearing this. Not so
however with those who are well ac-
qnaintcd with the real principle Of that
party, which is 70 rule or ruin. Tha.
the mass Of the Democracy are especial
" bitter against tho present Admins.
tration, and would readily toss penny,
could it be SO decided, to determine
whether It shall rucceed in suppressing
the rebellion, or the rebels triumph in
breaking up The glorious old Union,
there is rot the least lingering doubt,
That party 50 corrupt should nomina'c
a traitor as their leader is in perfect
keeping with their acts as ararty. This
same Valandigham has been tried
fairly and impar,ialy tried, for sympa.
timing with the rebels TO an extent
which places him on the record as OPP.
posed to the government, and very
dangerous man, to the national cause
in these times Of adversely, and sent
among his kindred spirits in the Son,i',
Now what do the Democracy do in
nominating him as their candidate fer
Governor They endorse all his acts
and cry on. che is our leader, the true
representative Of our principles, or
rather We adopt his principles, by him
we swear, by him We live, by him we'll
die yes and with him wo wish ynu
would all 60 to Haces in one mass 0.
corruption together. The nomination
q this man is an open and insulting de.
claration Of the Democracy. that they
will reta1d in every possible manner
the successful prosecution Of the war
by the nd minis,ratinn, and while they
! ar to commit overt acts of treason
+, .ey will boldly bclch forth their bile
md bitterness, and freely support all
!. { lose who oppose tae war and dis
: . anrage enlistments. Talk no more TO
us Of the patriotism and loyalty Of the
Democracy as a party. rather seek the
noon day sun at midnight. or virtue III
the disgusting brothels Of a city.
To rule or rain was once the policy Of
the devi! in heaven. and to rule or ruin
il the policy ofthe Democracy on earth,
to rule, their illustrious preceptor, was
obliged to set up akingdom by himself,
and If they intend to follow all his ex.
.amples, we hope they will make slide
aoor, ard not wait to be shoved, as in
the case Of Eallandigham.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

Gen Banks has made report Of
his battle NJ Port Hudson on the 27's
nit. He saws the negro regiments t"uyh'
brayelv and made some fine charges
lie reports his loss in all al abon, l,Oa0
lie says Elm tho assam. Of the 9th,
the behavior Of the officers and mer
was most gallant, and left nothing to
be desired. Oar limited acquaintance
Of the ground, and the charnce, Of the
works, which were almost hidden from
our observation unit! the moment OF
approach, alone prevented the capture
Of the post
Lees forces are now reported 70 he
double what they were at the ba tic
Of Chance.iorvile.
Gen. Hunter IS reported a. reliese.i
Of his CO nmand at Port Royal sud vii
be appointed to an Important command
elsewhere.