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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-01


10 you wish N be blessed With and admired fcr
rgARiA NnTz aud TEETH use DR. WM:
%. iluRD'@ UNRlNALLED TOOTll POWDER,
warranted free from acid, alkaii, or any iuutious
snSsinn,o, rTice 25 cents per box.
60 Bewnp oithe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
witch whilcn but destroy.
10 You wish to- he srtan that your breath Is pute,
sweet md agreeable to husband W wife, loylr NJ
irnends i,e Or. HURD'S CELEBR Al ED
MOUTH WASH. rrcs 81, cents per bottle.
Tits astrngent wash Is al.o the best remedy In the
World Tor ChSKER, BAD EArH, tEsDISG GuSs,
SORE MOUTH etc. II has cured huu' reds.
Do you or Nom children safer from rOOrHACHEl
Get nR. nuRn'S MAGIC TOUTilACHE DROPS,
price, ~ cent. per bottle,
Are YOU afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR..
HbRb'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The most
effective anu delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hut soothe and
charm pain away. Iry them. Price, Is and n
cents. Mailed on receipt of prce.
a 'rr at,e on the best means Of preserving tks
Teeth mailed receipt OF ihr price, 10 cents. II /,
a. uluube little work ana should be in the possession
OF every per,cn.
For sale atall the best stores throughout the coun
Try.
CAurIoN.-As ibcre sro dealers who take adyau
tage OF our Advertisements TO impose upon their Gus
toners inisroT prrparntons. II " necessary 10 in
u upon hhvirg Whist ssll for sud you viii GEI
'n'r shsr, thoyaAghh -s~ted, ana P-yr".-L ~ 80
perenUed lefis, Ircasursr uf the New York state
lIenti,rs Aaoyiaiisu, aud Vice President Of the
New York city nenIalsociss,y., ur,,,co
Trbune Buildings, New YoEk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-01
HOME TESTIMONY

Mr.. n. u KiSosLE '-Dearsiri Weieel II duty We
owe 20 the puLlc, TO state tnat Garsh-rs Caholieon
is invaluable Tor complaints clsssed under
the head OF Female Diseases We have used your
GrRienberg Medicine and have zen greatly benefited
the rehy, 80 much that the price double We
" uld hHve them. To the thousand Of our sex who
nrc suffering irom weaknesses, We would recommend
the raihulicon ~ panacea u Tves strength
the sy.tem and enables each Of The organs OF the bod
to perform their appropriate funeiions.
Mrs W CARTER.
Mrs L. T.. WEEKS
Mise. SWORMsTEiT.
Medina, March J 1901
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-01
George y. Salzn,an,

Surgeon Dentist Rooms in
Shiwhan:s Block, over the Bank OF lifin,
Tiiiin, Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-01
FOR SALE BY

For sale In sereca county by l.. -. John 4 60
Dnliois 10 and J T. MaTquarlt, TihhT u Hat
lowelli ", VI, ATnii, Airiani J, w Miller Attiva
ID w Hoffman, Berwick; John lewis, Bersvine;
q younsef Watsons St'tioni y + Bliss, nloomv'l "
" Creqne' West i.odii DuHois Co, Fostoria
James cray, Melmorei silcox, West Lodii =
Yates, Green Spungs. det2T.tT
ndhy m@tchan aud druggist, generally throughout
the United States aud CaBadas.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
UNCLE PSALM.

We publish, by request, The following
eeyous production freln levotee in the
Vlfy OF Monuments. That there is cunsid-
cradle human nature in it nobody can deny.
IF ABRAHAM LAUDANUS.
Wepraise thee, Oh Abe! We acknowl4
cage thee 70 be sound on the goose
Ill Yahkea-land doth worship thee, cv-
BLASTING old joker.
IL 10 thee all oa!cc-seekcrs cry aloud,
nnahkeydoH, and all the powers therein ,
10 thee Stanton and Wells continually
% cry " Bully, bully, bully boy with a
Washington and Illinois are full of the
MAJESTY r, Of thy glory.
: Inc glorious company of Political Gene
''a Il, praise thee.
praise thee.
a.. Inc noble army of contractors praise
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
POETRY.
THE REVEIL.I.E.

Hark hear the tramp Of thousands
And OF armed men the hum;
Io nation host have gathered
Round the quick alarming drum
SaYiug Come,
Freemen, come
Err your heritage be wasted, said the quick
alarming drum.
"Let me of my heart take counsel;
War is not OF Lie the sum;
WHO shall stay and reap the harvest
When the autumn days shall Gomez
But the drum
Echoed como
Death shall reap the lraver harvest " said solemn
sounding drum.
"But when won the comiug battle,
What Of profits springs thereGrom!
What II eonqmest-subiugaiio
Eyeu greater ills beeome2
llllt the drum
Y answered STONE.
Youmust do the satu ito prove it,, said the
Yankee answering drum.
What II mid The canons' thunder
Whisting shot and bursting bomb
When my brothers TALL around me,
Should my heart GROW cold and numb -
But the dgum
.AnsN cred Come
Better there in death united, than in life recse-
ant--Coa,c f.
Thus meg answered hoping, fearing,
Some III faitil, ard doubling some,
TIL u tfumpea-,uiee Praelaining,
Said NJ el.asen people, come !"
Then the dclna
Io Was .lumb.
Tor the great heart Of the nation, throbling,
answered, Lord We come !"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17


RECENTLY the Bishop Of Orleans had oci
~a>ion to appeal to his flock in behalf of
t'csc suffering in the manufacturing dis
tricts Of France After L magnificent eel
,hratiou Of High Mass, he said "My
friends. this is time for deeds and not for
words. Yea have heard of the distress
which rei&ns in the manufacturing districts
ofFrancc Youknow that come to plead be-
lore YOU to the end that your charity may be
awakened, and that you may hasteii to their
relief A valiant king, whose name is still
a household word with us, one day said to
his companions in arms, My friends. [ am
Yoar sovereign; you are French; there is
,he chcmy; forward | will to-day adj
lross you as this king addressed his soldiers.
| am your bishop; We are Christians; VIC
have no enemies; but We have starving
brcthcrn. let US fly to their relief" That
was his Whole sermon. The effect was mar
yclous; ladies responded by throwing all
the money in their purses into the bags Of
the collectors, AS well as rings, bracelets,
brooches. Next day scores Of farmers in
the neighborhood, who had heard and heed
ed the Bishops words, sent heaps upon
heaps If potatoes and graia, and from all
quarters contributions poured in to IN una
heard of extent. This seems to be an illusa
tration of preaching with power
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

Department. No. 5S. hereto annexed, may
be restored to their respective regiments
without punishment, except the forfeiture
OF pay aud allowances during their absence.
And all who do not return within the time
above specified shall be arrested as desert
ers and punished as the law provides
And whereas evil disposed and disloyal
persons, at stndry places. have enticod and
procured soldiers to desert AMI absent them
selves from their regiments, thereby weak
ching the strength ofthc army and prolonging
the war, giving aid and comfort to the en-
envy, ard cruelty exposing the gallant and
fgitatul solliers remaining in the ranks 10
increased harlships and danger
| DO therefore call upon all faithful citi-
zons to oppose and resist the aforementioned
dangerous and reasonable crimes, and to
aid in restoring to their regiments all soldiers
absent without 'e.va. and to assist in tho
execution Of the act Of Congress for enrolling
ard calling cut the national forces, and to
support the proper authorities in the prose-
cation and punishment of offenders against
said net, and in suppressing the insurrection
tt,id rebellion.
In testimony whereof / have loreunto set
my hand.
Done ut the city Of Washington, this
cnth day If March, in the year OF our Lord
1868, and IF the independence of the Uni
;4d States the s7th ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Dy thc President
Il. ". STANTON, Secretary of War.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
Executive MANSION.
March 10th, 1863.

In pursuance of the both section otthe
act of Congress entitled IAN act for enroll
ing and calling out the national forces and
for other purposes, approved on the ID Of
March, in the year 1868.
|, Abraham lincoln, President and coma
mandey in chief of the army and navy Of
the United States, do hereby order and
command that all soldiers enlisted or draft
Cd into the service of the United States
now absent from their regiments without
leave shall forthwith return to their re-
spertive regiments.
And do hereby declare and proclaim
that all soldiers now absent from their re-
spcctiyo regiments without leave, who shall
on or before the 1st d2y Of April, 1868,
report themselves at any rendezvous des-
ignated by the general orders Of the War
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17


The mighty republican Ins;uu,ior~
Throughout att Columbia 10 acknowledge
thee.
The father of infinite praclamatons
thine admirable, true, and only policy.
Also Iircyet Li2utenant-General VIM
field Scott, the Comforter.
Thou art the King of Rail-Splittcrs, @
Abe
Thou art the everlasting son Of the late
Mr. Lincoln
When thou toohcst upon thee to run for
the Presidency and deliver the Union thou
didst humble thyself to stand upon The
Chicago Platform"
When thou didst overcome the Sharpness
of election, thou didst open the White
House kitchen to all believers.
Thou sittcst at the right hand Of "Uncla
Sam" in the glory of tie Capitol!
We believe that thou shalt not come to
be reelected.
Nevertheless, We pray thee help Try
servants whom thoa hast kept from = j..
Davis" aud Foreign Intervention" Make
us to be remembered with thy fayoritcs il
Office everlasting.
q Abe! Save thy people and bless ths
parasites! Govern them and increase
their salaries forever!
Day BY day we puff thee.
And We cxalt Thy name daily in the da;-
ly papers,
touchSaf>, O Abe! to keep u, III, da,
without change of Generals.
0 Abe! have mercy upon the Army o
the Potomac
O Abc' let thy ner y be upon US, as
our trust is not IN Stanton
@ Abe. for thee have | ted Let nae
never be drafted.
Proclama lion 10y the President Respect
INK Soldiers Absent without Leave.
WASHINGTON, March 10Th The follow
inc proclamation has been issued by the
President;
Tv ut4r.rrpt, II A N.r1I
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
a .ion by the i,residcnt !sespcc.-

FPOEsNna ION ~ Tue E1FGsE0TNL sNE%IIsstt-
ing Soldiers Absent without Leave.
VI AsHIxaToN, March 10Th TIE follow
inc proclamation has been issued by the
President;
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tl.t ;l.c undersigned
viii. aIih the County Survetet. IN Monday the
,l~ih OF December ic5l. proceed Ia survey ai,i
loc,tr ia" corners of his l.al in suct,on ~ of
VI chi.nn Road land anu section 20 Tow iiSiip -
Rtnse ) T. st. IN VI .rsirll County Indiana ard
continue ir"n day Ia day nnlilal i urvc,c
NonrcSident owa' 81 land IN said section who
fail 70 meet the surveyor nj the time above men
TONED an'l deir.,y provide fnr deftayims thor
Portion 81 the expenses a. sud survey. will br re-
lnin,'i t. the county auditor Is IeiinIu,ns. and
such d linIu"nn.cs placed an the tx duplicate
and collected according {" la"
Il ONAS MERCER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

sarge preparations have been made for
the tableaux. and Concert to he given Fri
day and Saturday evenings tl:is week, for
the benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers.
Every body who has quarter to spend in
this way, cali get rid OF it readily, and at
the same time enjoy a treat seldom given
in this community A large turnout is
absolutely necessary to render the affair a
paving enc, as we understand our patriot
lie friend Woodward charges Sl2 each night
for the use of the Hall.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
seObaGh's stomach Esssaers.
SOLDIERS HOME,
SUIEriNTENDENT'S OFfICr,

To In G. " RoBaoK-
My DE,R -iR: an d~per sing n second inv dice
# our Stomach Bltters among the E,f.c number
II men who daily arrive ~ the institution r
rctrcshn.u' and it>t. The INV, rsal tcsiiinou,
hat these Bifters are he best male. For th.
various nmmrr complaints which alllict 50 nian
know oi no r'rncfl, safe and so sure P.m
"th saws: ITO ask pv-iciiu what is cas- and
what i iari at digestion AMI hat will aerrc
WIN The Stomroh. j. about rs sensible a, To ,Sk
what - sweet or i1ttcr. or sour a" Persons " o
'ook OUT for breakcrs--and have vour S,om,cb
B'terS IN the hou~c-i am 81 re will never ,sk
Hv one tho foolish question spoken al NV II, :.
:rcat philosopher. ] must not omi, 4 wo,J -,
No Tor Your Catawbi Brandy. have many n..,,
IRE wllo hal brfnd, prescribed Tor IN, n, Lv d..
m Hshcd hrms Surgeons The efirci al ,,,,s
II such ARE no~t hen- fetal, far NOR. 81, H.,
rom aEv previnns.y taken p,r.nus WIN ,,..ir,,
reilly pure Brandy cannot fail in IN, ir purc,, :
4 they sei Sour brand.
am, Doctor, with much resrcct
four servant
&. w. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent
u 'Iice and nlnuiactory. Nos Sc "a en-
and ", East Third street. For sale ev.rv.b.r.
Whisky wv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
SPECfiL NOTICES.
(caNHrSIcATED.
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION A
CURABLF DISEASE!.
4 e A X y
TO aGSSs skE's'sE

The Undersigned having bct restored to health
"a few weeks, hy very simple remedy, after
having suicrr >eSeSa' yeats with severe lung
affection. and that nIeai disease. Cpnsump'or--
i anxious make known to hi, ieilow->u!ierers
the uIcahs Of cure.
To all Who l"~rc II lie will send copy Of the
prc-c.i ton u-ed free Of cntrge). with the cir"c-
lions TOR preparing AMI ns'nI the same. which
i'i"y "iil fed : s.'r.' care tor c'S-uMFn"s.
A-IHM,. BRcV"HlI's. C"UGHS, COirs. Nc. The
uui o''rct OF tie advertiser ia Sr.in- the Pre-.
syrip'''', tn benefit the afflicted, ami spread IN
i,:,fndtg4ii .hicl lie conceivcs 20 be invaluable.
and ne horsS eve"y sufferer will Try his remedy. IS
it will cost them nothing, md my p, owe Blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will p!cnse
Address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliiari>'ur.h. hings County New York.
EoA- j,--s"nti-im.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

Notice is hri lay .cvcn that t undersigned
will, with The Comfy surveyor on Tie lth day
OF )ccrmbrr. lcI}, proceed 10 sur, cy, aud ln,atc
the corn al his 'auI in II, ton % - Tuun-h =
y north OF RAM, One Est in VI ,r,:sail cuunt =
lh lama, and continue from day to " until all is
SURVEYED.
Non resident owners of land i'm sad section
whr fail Ia m ct The surveyor at the TIM. lbpve
mentioned. and 'irtrat. or provide Tor dc'r,s in,
IN ir purtnu Of the cxncn-cS of laid survey. Wi!
b. IeInrmc To the County Auiitor ~ dc!inquert,
and such ,Ieliuqnencics placed th, Tx duyli.
cate 10 be collected accdr ingto law.
nl6N3 DAVID SCOTT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
EUITpR OF .1FMOCRAT,
DEAR SIR-

EDITOR OF DEMOCRAT.
DEAR SIR--
With 20 II per mission. wish to saw TO { q rel-
''crs OF ypur paper that. will -enl by r"tun IN ii
20 I'll who wish It. FREQ Recipe with full Ill
rrctiOhs = IN ai'd using a simple VroctiIIc
8i'm that viii eilectui'iy refnoye, in 10 dl,>.
tfmpicS. Bi",ch :. I'm. treckies. AMI al m"uri
ties of the SKIN. leavinS .he same soft, clear,
.monh aud beautiful.
will also mail 90 To tn sc .r;nr Raid Head.
ar Bare Faces. ;npe direction 'al INFORMATION
=: - ~ euai,'e them tn start TAI. growth Of lux
unant II ,ir, Whskcr- or a Mousta,hc IN less than
30 DAYS. Al applications auSw cred by return
mail wi:ho-' charg".
Respectfully WINS
1HOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chcmi :. No. SCI Broadway, New York
NnY 5-YInI LIN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice u hereby given that tie undersigned
County surveyor of N,r-''ili count. Indi ma "
ut ibc request at J. ID. n k. and t.. J Slnf r. pro
coed OH Monday the 4 h day OF January t-6i tn
survey AMI suhdivide section No. Nine O.. in
Township No. Thu 'our { ~ North. OF Range
one - east IN MIR .tll county, nni also rStabils
tie coIn"rs Of the lnnds bclon.iug 80 id ihk and
~halir III said section. said survey Will be cnntn-
ued from day to day ii necessary til oomplc-
ted
Non resi- lent owners Of lands IT, sail section
who iail meet me ~ the ifae above tnc,t oned
~ the residence OF ID Fink and teirl,. on pro-
vid. for G.ha,Ie he Iori,i at the expense oi
SAID survey Will nr rctLrncd-to the count, auditor
: delinlucir /, ana such GcnqueucieS placed OF
the ak duplicate fur collection according io law.
). NJ. kLINGER Go. sur u, Ne
mig WI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

plaintiff hy Reeve Capron HI. attorurrs ha,
filed his comp ant for foreclosure in my Office to-
eethcr with the affidavit of Il .ompcfrnt person.
that The ib@ve entitled cause is IN lei ,iun to real
estate; ;hlt the defendants n~c,s SAIy parties
il,crci0; that the defendants above nance as
heirs OF St"ph,nJ. iia,t arc non.rrsidcntS Of the
State nf ln'iAne, aud that the hr;-iian II me OF
OH" "f SAIL heirs i unknown 10 the plaihrja
Said defendants ave therefore notified of the
filing Of SAID coHpla:nt aud the prndcMc, of sad
action, a,'i unless 'he, appear thereto ~ tirncxt
ensuing term of sid Court To be holden at Tie
Cont House in rlymouil ia sad County, -, ,he
Sceo':l NJ 'nddvo Of F.'hi'nrv. 1-61 and plead.
answer or deinir thereto, the slime will be heard
and dcicl mined IN their al.."nae.
JOHN {. CU>;i / IN CI'k II. &C.
Reeve y CaprOn II rs u,- nI7-3t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

MAJ. WHITISo-Maj. Whiting, dis
charged from the United States service
fer speaking disrespectfally of the
President has borne brave part in
fourteen pitched battles for his country.
The Portland a,J,ts says ''aome shall po-
tato civic influence" in Portland was the
means Of his dischargc--not disgrace.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
gEs.EES WANTED

The widow and child of GEORGE s. PRES
TON. can learn something relative 10 mcney due
thcn by applying toO. II. p Bailey. AT pnouth
indiana. or To A''crt Preston, ut e-cutDr.'illc
" inrl>oT county rrnont.
said widow AMI child lived in Plymouth some
years ago; an lr last heard oi them HEY were
living III W est \ orG, st. Joe. County indiana.
ui-,w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

EGGLEsToN & Bro will sell by auction,
every day and evening this week. large
consignment Of fine Watches Gold Jewelry
and Silver Plated Table ware. The goods are
all new styles, fresh fro m the manufacturers
and very desirable. No gift trash.-first
rate goods. They will &C sold without
reserve.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

We received too late for insertion This
week a communication from i. c. Thomp-
son Isl. relative to recent charges made
against him by tho a5ol.tionisi5 OF this
Copntv. We will fud room for it next
week
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
u. ~ Y<1CisA L
local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Changc,-not Lincoln plasters bat
the nlace to get the Chicago Times
Hereafter go to Nint. O'Donncils ono door
South Of Wheelcr's Bank for the Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

In the absence of any ether excitement
On TUESDAY last, abcus hfiy loaters were
electrified Ly a runaway team belonging to
the Alcs.rs, Haslanger of this place
Wagon broke, harness badly used up, and
t.noho!v hurt"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

EGGLEsToN & Bro. have few of those
na.ent Clothes Racks left. YOU want
arv :ling of that kind. better call soon
they are going fast.
p. AUCTION sale Of Furniture mex
Satur.lay at o'clock Z. VI.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
T. STRAY NOTICE.

Tixen no y the Undersigned in Polk Tenn
s'iih, rel ana white bal tNn wears old. hlrnS
saved or broken oil. 1'ne OWNER eau have him
hy applying ut my res dcncc in said township, al
paving charges Tor advertising and brep;ng.
JACOB GREENSW ICk.
u1Sw3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
MILES c SMITH.
JAMES MA rIIEN SOM app "'s'i

Sub ,ribed and worm 10 he fore rac, Ohio
" Mil ma Jns &C at tia, Peace .his 2rth
div .! Nprculi,,.r, l-''3 John { Cushman,
Clark at the Marshall CiacuiI Court, do her, hv
Certify that the inre"oin = / copy of HE
origin! report therein, iile.i in my office Dec
l>t ls6i. j IlIN Z. CuSIlMAN, Cle.k.
,ec. ;, lc6}-nIS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

DiED-on the 9th Of December, 1853
MARTHA LORETTA, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Brown, aged ) years and Z
DAYS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
Egsos:Es. ESsEsEs.EsSs, & ssESGgTasg
N EEeitaEapOIiS,E nGis,k1.


The Duplicate for 1861 is now in my hands TO
receiving taxes. 90, eminent m.n", " S;nt,
B-nk - required. thc State Treas urer viii re
cei,c nothing Z e.r,u NO.
y. q u A. Y. TIcnsnreI VI C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

Eighty thousand head Of hogs have
Ieeu slaughtered III Indianapolis this sea-
son thus Tar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

Taken mp by th" >rec her on ~ 21th of
November. 1864, runr'i. 1t large on his premises
in Walnut Township, Marshall C"uaty. me large
Rom Ieiirr. with some white underneath tie
belly. >uITu>ed 10 bc Three wears old last spring.
No marks or brands perccivable The owner il
ti,-i-cd 10 come aud prove hs Openly, pay
charles and take her away.
SAMUEL SIAFER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
SAMUEL SHAFER.
Han tali -. Conntr { IS.

J. y virtue 81 Warrant to as directed 10
!, Ofhn NJ 'iniiet, Il Justice of III Peace
OF Walnut Town-lip IN said ountv. We The IN
dersiencti IL certify that We have view ed amt ar-
!'ral>ei 'ccrtaia 'Strav Hotter, taken up las
Slmael Slnfer, Of sid tnan h!p. ami find HE
same T." h"a large Rnan ,Iciier. >urpo>, 10 he
three Years cid. aIit We 90 appfa;se the same
h,iicr =. rwclv. y lllars,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10
Plymouth Ind Get 10 1852

W.T. D-Cn Sufscr' rticn. at this
Office. Fifty C'rls Of Wood, for which We
viii 10y tie hiehcs' mark. price.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

Ir5n. tsa-Capt. Peter Simonaon, Of the
9Th Ind. Battery, raised in THIS and adjoin-
ing couut:c7, has lccn promoted to Chief
OF Artillery. The 9th Battery has been
ia some of the NEST severe engagements OF
tic war, and has always acquitted itself no
bly, unier the gallant Captain. We are
pleased 10 hear Vi h.s promotion, and think
i vel! meri.e.!.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

NOTICE. OF PETITION To SELL REAL

NOTICE. OF PETITION To SELL REAL
ESTATE.
State OF indian,
ii u>hai County
Notice Is hereby given that John Coil, AG-
ni-:ri;tor "f the estate o. Daniel Rhodes. isfc
OF said c"un'y. dcce.,s H. has fled his ,tition To
SCI! tAe real state 0f the terrdrn. his personal
heinz Insufficient 10 NY his Gci;s. and that said
Petition wall be beard a, IL" rext term OF the
Cou't o. Common Pleas .fsIid corut,
Attest JOHN e CT %HMAN,
nlo-w3 Clerk C. T. C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-10

We were in error last week as to the
nuuIer Of volunteers thus far collected u
this county unscr Tie late call ofthe Pre- :
dent The number we are sorry to say
does not as yet exceed 30 or &c. Our e>-
hortations have not been as productive
good as we de red. Come. dont stan
back yoa'll lie in the draft ifyou 10. J
IS only about ten days, before the lar,
boua,ies now offered will be with irawn
and then the draft vi. &c sure to com,
Where are those 2i5 who voted SO Wig
orou-ly to prosecute the war? Echo an
wcrs where Gentlemen, Leu Mile
wants ~, Rev. Col Anderson wants you
Uncle Abe wants you why don't you come