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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
Cleveland, Jan. "a.
The snow crushed in the roof Fof the
uarket-house at GAINESVILLE to-day. Sew
en persons killed and many wounded.
Washington, Jan. n.
SENATE. 1

Warrington, Jan. ~.
SENATE. 8AE
Mr.. Fessenden, from the COMMITTEES
on Finance, reported back the consular
and diplomatic appropriation Lin
Doolittle offered resolution which vas
adopted, requesting the Secretary Of tho
Treasury to communicate to the Senate
any information hs may have from the
Commissioner appointed for the District
Of 8. O., under the act for the oollsetine
OF taxes in insurrectionary Etatss and
Wilson called up the bill providing for
the increase Of clerioal force in Tho Quar-
termaster Generah ofioe.
On motion Of Wilson ths seoeioa, pro-
viding for Solicitor and three Auditors.
WAS stricken ont and the bill W. amend
ed 20 a. to give fonr clerks Of class four,
ninety clerks Of class one, thirty copyisss
and six laborers.
Q Fesenden offered IN amendment = 4
new section, providing that in settling %
counts with officers for clothinr OF sup.
plies the afidavit q N officer may b r.
csived 70 show the loss Of vouchers and
papers tending to show that any apparent
deficiency was occasionsd BY any unavoid-
able accident. or loss in actual servioe. and
such a6davit may Be considered q svi-
dence 70 estAblish the fact with or without
other evidence as the Secretary Of War
may deem proper.
Trumbull moved to amend the amend.
ment BY inserting the words. stating that
hs knows Of no vitnsss n whom Is can
prove the facts.
Fessenden thought the assndmsat|
would enbarrass the action Of the De-
partment very much. He would pre(er |
q vithdrsN shis smendmcnt.
Clarke objected to tho Withdrawal. -
% deemed the original amendment eat;rs-
y just and proper. " n N
Fessend0 sinsiaine spsa Il, his amend
nsnt ~ xishsaFn. ~ 1T III
Rice received ths amendment. I
Trumbull's amend,nent 70 the amend
mont ~ ris9tSd 81 -. il, n.y. Is. /
On motion ~ Hhsssaau tho asnsndmsnt |,
- amended - = TO restrict IT. provi.
ions to the commaading o1eefso( ! oe4.
any. The amendment q amended was
hen =. Adofesya Al nsysJ 2. aad MI
III passsd. $500,
Harlan intfeauaed ) blu 10 establish
b gplge IT The Raci&s Haileoed - thsii.
ranches. Rs6sEEsa 70 sslset sennit- I.
%. 1912 s.s 25sA
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'urss - - es yDods. The feet arrived
safsiyla4 hHHNiiie.
Col a. kictes. Of the Let Tenn
caylIb ia uS91bnaI ,if;cnltv vs.tsrd.-
% u Vas shot BY Capt. Fiem-
ing, Ike regiment. His wound
V = serious one. Fleming has disappeared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
rnoiR WAsMINGTON.
Especial 70 the Tribune.l

toPecial TO the Tribune.
WashingsSn, jan. i3.s
Hen. Butler teles1nphsd hsre IN sxplic-
a ds9isl Of the ststeneot thas he attenp3-
Cd ID cohttul ne Chnkr nion1l iniarest.
q Mr.. BouligDy. -.
Agset.ensIas eonnsstsdwith . foreign
iegatioSs JassMaaiWdsA la14sr statiaEshe
french aovernmept opened sorrsspon-
depce Eith TIE Britiah Cabinet about a.
less1 depssdations; thae Droayn D,H.yI
opinion Is that the conssnt Of England 10
4hehiea md fitting 81 psisstssss y
y diroes siolslion Of ths spirH and lstssr
q the treaty Of Paris and constitutes .
b Y, of The Law Of nations; alsa 49,
the british Cabiaet had taksn ~
under consideration and i nov q
s4shssts iusR from Il. nk AL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

X u K:
MONDAY, JANUARY q.


CeN3 AGns
The copperhsad Democracy Of tn,
Free Sister get litsie comfort from thei1
Southern rebel friends. The following il
thereby which the Richmond Dispatch
mxkes 70 Mr.. Armestso BOBBY Brooks,
81 tbe New York Express, propositions
of peace 'e"4 7t4t''.t'
Mr.. Brooks appears to be il EARNEST
10 these extravagant propositions, strange
- It may appear to any man who has
possession Of his senses; for, upon the
occasion Of presenting them, he made q
long speech and expressed himself conf
dent oftheir success. Are the North
ern people all natural 6ora toois, or are
they only stricken with the judicial mad
meas which We are told the gols always
infict upon the victims of their wrath,
preparatory to their ruin 7 Can they sup
pose that the South are as galless and as
lilly livered - themselves, and that they
are willing, for mere considerations of in.
terest, to forget the unheard Of outrages
under which they have suffered during
this WARP Can they believe them capa-
BILE Of SO soon burying in oblivion al that
they have done, and all that they have
suffered. Y NJ
If the whole Yankee race should fall
down in the dust tomorrow and pray us
to BE- their masters, We wcald sparn them
even as slaves. Our only wish is to be
separated from them finally and forever
never to see the face Of one of them AGAIN
never to hear the voice of another Van
kee on the south side OF the Potomac or
the north--to have no traffic and no in
tercourse Of any description Whatever with
them. We are fighting for separation,
and we VIII have It, II it cost The life of
every man in the Confederate States.
YANKEES THE NATURAL SLAVES OF
SOUTHERN GEsTLEMEs.
If the above is not enough for the low
ers OF our Southern brethren" the fol-
lowing expressions Of the Richmond En-
qnirer, JEFF. Davis official organ, may
open their eyes:
We have committed many errors in |
our treatment Of the Yankees. Not the |
least has besn in regarding them Is some
thing better than they really are. They
are ty nature menials, and fitted only for
menial duties. They are in open and
fragrant insurrecsien against their lords
and masters, the gentlemen Of the South.
In the exercise Of their assumed privile.
ges, they deport themselves With al the
extrnvsgant airs, the insolencc, the cruel
y, the cowardice and love of rapins which
have ever characterized the revolt OF
slaves The former lenicy of their mast.
ers only serves to aggravate the ferocity
Of their natures.
When th,y are again reduced to SUBJ
lection. and taught to know their place,
We must take care to put such trammels
about them that they will never ha We an
opportunity to play these tricks again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
0eA Wei M tle NV Tsk NINA
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
"a, b., &c,, &c.
Specials - View Yerk Papsrs. !
ca Washington, Jan. %.

" ASsA RoRerss .sA
Washington, Jan. %.
Especial % Tribspe. N
Il may be positively stated that Ge.,
Butler will resume command OF ia d
partdae1s ~ ths Gulf HI ~ drSr1D
will be 6sst 1t New. Orleans, end mon.
higher Up tha Mississippi river. TIL
detssniaation in regard to him vas a.
rived q innsdhts)y sfterI his dspsvtuye
rom Warrington Tor the North. Il NJ
the inevitable result of his conference
WITH the President and heads 81 depart.
ments. tH0t sa9 af@1.
Times special says Che House commit.
- on Territories have iastraetsd their
chairman, Mr.. Ashley, 20 report ! bin
Tor - admission Of Unh into the 1Usios
asa State, with The psplibiGiop 4ef poIv>,
amy - ono Of the conditions upon vhidh
ne territory shep pAA9'a4a. II l. an.
derstood the dsI5kRts is5S TIA ob;sc.sd
p this provision Of ~ bill, which viii
;sot hH1odkAG Gpx11nS txAkass a.
conditiea.ss.~ Aahlay Va, also inskructed,
p report bill for accession Of territory
q -ahsshana.la The vnpOssd 1tsfti1ory
will include within IL bnaits All thai - 4
q the old tlnisqsF = QssgvgsdsAabiited
By the 6hoshana indians, I'll the territorv
q NebfSska wet ofthe 17tA parallel from
Washington. and that poftsos Of Deco.
tab territory lying south Of the 46th de-
gree Of htitade. n a IA NJ a M
Herald Special
Senior Romero, fllexicsa nisister, has
received dispatches showing that the con-
dltion Of the government j. much better
than 1t has been previous TO or since the
French invasion. While the French armv
was whiting for reinforoements, the Mex.
leans were terrifying the principal towns. |
and 1t was now believed that Puebh and
the City Of Asxieo and other places Of |
Importance had been rendered imp regina. |
BILE, at least to the French army It pres. |
emit insMsxico. Domestic disssasions
have bssn laid aside and . great deal Of
popular enthusiasm has been manifested |
and stronger hopes are entertained now
than ever before that the French viii be |
repulsed.
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ed by President Ethcoln and Cabinet, ant
allowed to be made public. 10 of tn
highest interest
]. Benjamin writes to Slidell, rsciing y,
history Of events from the time Nc
Clelhn retreated to Hsrrison's IApdil,
4 up to date. In vein Of exaggsration
to which the esrliAst absurd bossss a. d.
most Sensational newspapers utterly fsied
to furnish 1 parallel, the following, con.
csrsins ths Battle Of Arsietam, il fais
specimen: la haT" #ae
BENJAMIN 70 sIiDELI. = as"a
On Tuesday and Wednesday, McClsl.
Ian, with his entire army ,amountine prob.
ably 10 l50. 600 man, attacked La vieh
great fury while Lee vas still separated
from the corps of jackson and Hill. ana
had not more than 20, coo msa 70 mse,
the assault. Incredible rs II may sppes1
our nconqusrabls General met The sheck
with unyielding frmnes, fought with
desperation although terribly ostaaaked
90 Dotn wings. and slowly retireds main
'alnlng an anb'oken front until t. arri-
~ oi JaS1s0n, At noon, followed BY that
81 u. Il. Hill at 4 p. M, enabled then 70
susn the hde, TO drive back the advancing
columns Of the enemy, and 70 regain their
nrss position. when the approach Of night
P1t an enc 70 the most desperate conflict
o. the war; each party sleeping on il
srms 90 the respective PeGtiOa 1csepiSd
y mem when the battle began. "
Lss prepared 3 sssae he ssgaesnsSt
Sex' morning; put the enemy bad disap-
e ~" e.,I ~" ~, 49,. 49, snu ieit nun mastsr
. s.a zig .e'u: a'er occspyiog the day in
r. ~ M ve4noec ana eafial q
4, 70 ST., ~ Ml.n1IeM scroes - n1sr,
ro.a C as,na"; Ior resI; Ior tne ppr..
rlors ras s ~ nImcsfs OF strag-
s,o's ye' ON the so.d from Richmond ; and
Ti,, 1oD"'. .1s 'n's iact known than No
t.m.n I-imsu 'ne Victory, ana vs.
~. 49, ~ ING .fantac ex.itatsoos q
nrr.r;. - - 80. ING wnns ne called .
mt Ia 80 49, -. Inn semerity
~. =. ! s $3.50 punishment % the 9iss
.;ns = u.s'ssOn q ms army IN attemp-
$500 s u ~ 'ae nver was deeoyed b :
- i. $3.50 % : seksoa. taaei they
80 s.s 80. 10 - ~. sdvancsa sor retrest, aad
."as 1880 vl'n appaning sfaughtef. The
- 49, !. 81. oloAea YIN tnsar dsad. Who fall
e or',"p pnc Out q tne mt regiment
!. s0s ivy mon, VINO atte0ptsd tie
10y, pus apout 100 ase belieysd to
n y escaped. lee, at net acoessts, Vas
|: Wv. = lec'oss INTO Maryland y VII
.sha ana nee probably alFssdy estab
'''"u h's ne@oqaarser' st that point.
sxHJAMIH 70 xAsos.
gadah z heajsmin, ashsfUbei Secretary
OF state, under date Of October 2sth,
write. 70 Aasos at London. = lo,loss:
u = gratifying to perceive that YOU
nave, g Wa confidently anticipstsd, re-
yuur determination 70 With. |
draw Iron London, without prsvious in. !
structlcn from the President. Your cor.
respondence with Earl Russell shows with
what scant courtesy you have been treat |
"a, ana exhibits : marked contrast be- |
tween the conduct of the Eaglish and
French statssmen now in Office. 81 tha;r
-: Al -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

Mr.. Smiles, in his new work. Olives Of
the Engineers" tsllsu quaint story 81
the celebrated Duke Of Bridpevsser. the
originator Of ths S4dnily s5lebraasd canal.
His grucs wssin tbsd aily habif ofisspsct-
ing the progress Of The worls, asd ohssrv-
ingthat the Ahoren, the unoaaanf TIA bali
struck twelve. wels on 70 their 1iassrs o..
the instant, bat wers By no neans - pcs-
si1e in their return st one O'Clock. 70
npnstsesd Sa4nsrAhjUot with ths Nuti-
mos Twas 3kIl & excuse thstit was
cary TO- hAar twelga strokes az ~ olock.
cut that one might easily escape their no
saees npon vhick BIZ grass Nod tia works
q the clock altersd u thst Il should
stake shirlssa, which Il aid % lie dsF
cf hs dsAkh. 81 s d 8 !. i 81 FL
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Warrington. Jan. z
II appears frcn reports 81 ths Tree
Depaxlnsns thaE thers svs sa;ll 49,
lsg $276,0 900 pf two year 9 pr 8
Treasury Notsa receivable for custu
making total of between IN COO !
ID, 600 Treasury Notes nov su.ssand
receivsbls.foy customs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26


3 TAs lnAsus0Asnss % rsxas.
The following is the full lstasr q
Spanish and French Cousuh TO ~ q,
error d Texas, on the position Of 4
State. for which, snd succeeding cow
'sations on ~ i'ldependsnce II Texas,
FFeseh cossal. we're expallsA from.
Oontederacy:
TINE LET1rR.
6AIvssros, fsxss, Aug. lie, Iaee.
|" 70 His Espellsacy Ae Governor. sf
SLATE ef Hros
"SIR: Win You be kind enour
Inform me cosfIdsatislly your persos
opinion on the following qaesAions: b
Tst. The snnexation of the Rspuhl
OF Eaxm "a to Upitsd AtaAes; Msey
o. was i not good poIitical msasur5f
/ "3d. The cot Of disunion and Of iupe|
tios " the 6tate 81 Ts1as with ths eoet1l
sfn States: Wssit or waa il moi snothe}
good, g vas y 4 bad, .political ussasal1
taken BY tie. Seate!
ed. The . Astablishmsnt Of the old
Republic 81 Texas |: win 8 wifi a. -
beneficial to our beloved adouted aoanfrrl
i "Your answss 10 thsss qesst;du, p
wiz serve me - guids il my po86eaj
correspondence witk ~ Ooy,frun1ull1I
which ! have the hopor 10 repcoaent.
t"I have the hoaor. and viii yerv mnah
respect g b yosr obedispt servant. &
"B. TsEnoa, & Z,
"Frensh I'D q6panish Consul."
Ms b9owiag j. tho coscamicn u ~
tebs3 6snator Oldhan's letter 10 JEFF.
Davis: ssss7s ss v
IT have desmed il proper "a eomms
'icats the foregoing to you, 4 alordi.e
,onSrmstory evitlsnce to the conelasioa
~ u y tbs ot4et of Losis Napelsen,
!nd, psrhaPs, Of others Of the European
'oHcn = induce Tens to assume a in:
nationality.U 9
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

CHANGE OF TINE The new Time Ia
bic Of the p. Fl. w. * G. r. r. has been
issued and the trains now run as follows
Mail and Passenger goiog West $50 p. m
Express going West so a. m.
Matt aud Passenger going East 10. 80 a. m
Express going East 1881 p. IN.
The c. =. l. C. r. II: runs to make
connection with the above trains at 10, SO
a NJ. and $50 p. m. So sayeth Seth Ed
wards
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

PHoroGR ,PIs.-Mr. A. j. HAssLER has
fitted up his rooms. and is DOW prepared
to Accommodate the public with correct
ard we'll finished Photographs. Mr.. H. is
a good artist, and has been to large ex-
pense in time and money in preparing to
furnish our community with this superior
s,yie of likenee>es. He merits patronage
and will doubtless receive it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

Persons owning valuable dogs will do
well to fasten them up of nights. as sever
al of our citizens, thinking forbearance no
longer virtue, have resolved to shoot the
bowling marauders, that make night hide
ous--the newly washed and hung QUITO
dry clothes. dirty--destroy the flower beds
and commit divers and sundry other mis-
demeauors, too numerous to mention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

DEp:--HATrIE LAWSON, who was so
badly burned at d. McDoNALD's short
time since, died one day last week from
her injuries. She suffered terribly from
the time Of the accident until relieved by
death. She received the best of care but
her wounds were too severe to admit OF
recovery.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

WE are happy to learn that Mr.. TALL
NAN. formerly of Chicago. has purchased
the Richmond Mill, a, the north end Of
town, and hereafter will superintend the
running OF it. Mr.. I. is an energetic bust
ness man. and we are glad he has located
in our place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that have this day ia
ken out lettes of Administration on the Estate of
Franklin Cart. late of Marshall County Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to he solvent.
March o5th 1863. Moses Bcrkeypile Admir-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

State of Indiana. Marshall County. So:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken ont letters of Administration in the Estate
of John III. Case, late OF Marshall County, deeeas-
ed Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
JOSEPH evans, Administrator
March 10Th 1863 r6t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
THE DEM OCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

V. O'DoyNELl. and his large lot of
Spectacles have moved to one door south
of Wheeler's Bank.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
ASSiGNEES SALE.

The undersigned assignee of "a. and d. Lin
sey" will on the 9th day of May 1863: at O'Clock
p m, of said day, proceed to sell at public auction
in front OF WheelerS Bank, in the town of Piym
outh, Marshall county India: a; all the notes. &c
counts. judgments and claims of every kind wi cl
remain uncolected at that time, belonging 80 him
such assignee. Tcrms-cash,
April 18th 1863. NIL to
JOHN G. OSBORNE, Assignee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

E. D & II. B. SIMoXDs agents for the
LAX Erie nursery. are in our place with
the fruit trees ordered from this county,
ready for delivery. We have examined
the trees these gentlemen are furnishn 9
and they are excellent trees. in good con
diirn. The agents are gentlemen and
honest dealers. They have few trees
FIR sale more than was ordered. They
are delivering on the corner of LaPorte
and Center streets, On the corner west OIL
pslner's store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

ALMOST every busy day in our village
our side walks are oh ,tructed and render
ed totally impossible by cause of a fight. a
drunken row, political discussion or an
iiinerant vagabond selling some worth less
nostrum or yalueless goods; all of which
are -quslly offensive TO good citizens
j. not pleasant for ladies' TO be compell-
ID 20 walk in the middle Of the street, or
business men to be detained FIVE minutes
to elbow their way through crowd; and
rs these Inconvenience are endured 70,
the sole benefit of rowdies, idlers or loaf
srs. we suggest that 3 new arrangement
b. male. snd that the proper official, or
y = iai5. sen tn u thar these nuisances be
- Il. aad thai our side walks be reserv-
- 'er 'ieir legitimate and proper use, and
W. are confident tina: all good citizens will
con1 the suggestion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS

Notice is hereby given that at the next term o T
the Court of Common Pleas of said Co,n'y, appli.
cation will be made for the sale of Real Estate of
Robert Johnson junior, deceased; will be made
by John Snyder administrator of the estate of the
said dccedent the personal estate of the decedent
having been found insufficient to pay the debts.
March 2Sth 1863. JOHN SNYDER, Admir-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
Ready Pay.

Purchasers will DO we'll to look at his stock be-
fore buying, as he KNOWS it viii be for their
interest SO to do. He would also call attention to
his stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Challies,
DeLanes, Black silks, Bonnet silks, Black
Satins, Vestings, Bonnet Ribbons, Cloths,
Musins, Shawls, ETC., which for quality and prices
will compare favorably with that of any other es
Enlistment in Plymouth Will take in exchange
for Goods GOOD butter, eggs, beeswax, rags, flax
ETC.,
Remember the place: one door south ofPer-
shings' Drug Store, Immediately opposite the
Post Office. A. l.. REEVES.
Plymouth Ind, April 9th 1863. nlCtf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

FATAL AccIDENr.-On the 10th Inst.
while Conductor RIsHER's Wood Train
was waiting at Etna Green for another
train to pass being cut off to allow teams
the usa of the road which crossed the side
track-when tho train was ready 10
start MAURICE ToMEY. an employee on the
train. went back to couple the cars at the
cutoff. In doing SO he caught his foot be-
tween the rails of the side and main tracks.
Eel aud the wheels of the car passed over
him, crushing his arm, to the shoulder,
and horribly mutIlating his thigh and foot.
A Surgeon aas Immediately called. and
every effort, possible, made TO alleviate the
sufferers pin and save his life, but all In
VAN, he died in five hours from the time
of The accident.
The deceased was a sober. industrious
and intelligent man. and his loss ia sin
carel mourned by all who knew him..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

BISHOP UPgoLD ofiic.ates at the Episco,
pal Church ncxt Sunday. administering
the ordinance of confirmation to such per
sons as are prepared and desire to receive
it. The COOL Bishop though very old
and physically infirln still re aims his men,
,al towers unimpaired. and there are few
men. young or old. m re 2eaious and act
Ice in good works than he.
The otfertory of the morning service
will be devoted to the enlargement of the
ministry.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

The Democratic Cub meeting will be
hell AT Corbn's Hall next Saturday even.
ing. These meetings are interesting and
beneficial, ard should be well attended,
In the Is times it is well for Democrats t.
sake counsel together.
Next Saturday light Mr. REEVE will nd.
dress the club. The ladies' are especially
invited by the committee to attend
The Democratic slee clsb will be in at.
tendance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

Ev We have before US the Exhibi. of
the school Trustee of our town. which
shows the receipts of the Special School
Fund to be &270.2S, and expenditures
-z|o %, and ofthe Common School Fund,
S s 10, and expenditures up to May L.,
1853, s5s7,17.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23
3ler Aarertis
FREE SCHOOLS

The directors of the schools in Center Town
ship arc hereby notified that thore is public mon
ey on hand sufficient to pay lady teachers fol
nine weeks, at two dollars per week, in each
distrst in said township.
II. MCDONALD, Trustee Center TIP.
Plymo uth, Ind. April 81 1868, nl2t2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-23

Take Notice-Second hand Furniture bsught
ana sold-Sales OF Furniture every Saturday.
Outside sales attended to on short notice aos
small charges,
Plymouth, Indiana. nlIm3