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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

Itisa Fa ct-I hat should be kept in mind 10y
all the Citizens of Marshall County. that RIcE and
SMITH keep constantly on hand n large and well
selected stock of Goods adapted to the wants oi
the people Of this vicinity.
They have been in trade at this place now
nearly six years. and during that time have estab-
Eshed reputation for integrity and fair dealing,
xhich merits the liberal patronage they are re-
teivrg.
During the past week they have received fresh
supply of Delaines, Prints, Musns, Stripes Jean:
and other Dry Goods Also a large lot of Grocer
ia:, which they are selling at prices that def
competition
They have also just received large stock OF
Crockery Ware, which nv the most complete
assortmeI {, in this line found in any store
in town. and which Il pro- ose to sell at a small
advance from cost. Call at the Low Price Store
before making your purchases
HooP skIKrs-A large lot Of Balmoral and 9th
e. styles of Skirts just opened at Rice and Smith 8
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
THE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The following services will be held, ID. w.,
in St. Thomas Church, (Episcopal,) during the
season of Lent:
On Ash Wednesday morning, Prayer end Ser
mon at 10 l-2 O'Clock.
On Wednesday Evening, Evening Prayer, with
Lecture at :. o'clock. Lectures on Confirmation
Ceremonies and Customs of the Church.
On Friday morning. Morning Prayer and Litan
les, al 10 O'Clock SPECIAL Prayers for the Coun
sry, for our Armies and for Peace.
During Holy Week, Morning Prayer each day
and ON Good Friday with Sermon.
On Holy thursday evening, the Holy commu
nion wiz be administered.
l.. P. TSCHIF FELY.
Rector St. T. +.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
Prospectus of the Brewer Legislative ne
DOTS.

Prospectus of the Brewer Legislative ne
por5s.
s HE undersigned now publish their Prospec-
tus for th- Sixtht olumc Tue BREvi IN LEC,s-
r.ATIvE REPu3Ts ofthe Proceedings and Debate:
of tie Indiana Legislature.
THIS work, rs heretofore proposed and executed
vii embrace relIabls short hand sketches OF the
journals, Proceedings and debates of both .Ious-
&c OF the Forty second Ge.era Assembly of the
State Of Indiana to be convened to Indianapolis in
regular session the Stl day of January, 1863.
1t will contain all Motions. Messages, Resou-
tons and Committee Reports as they shall be
made and submitted; it will afford liberal and yer
batim sketches of the Debates to the extent of the
space prescribed, presenting without partzan bias
the position of every member on the floor, with
the yeas and nays in every question Of moment
on which they shall be ordered and taken.
The volume will contain about 400 pages double
column, il the session should continue to the end
Of the constitutional term. The price is One Dol
lar for the session.
1t is part of the design of this work to regulate
the style of ournaliZng; to suggest that the Jour
nal Clerk of each House of the General Assembly
shall be Reporter, or shall b. required to employ
such reporting force may enable him to sketch
every proposition in its order and in due form,
with the debate and action thcreon and that he be
required to contract for his journal to he printed in
some newspaper puDilSneu CITY u tnuianap-
| oils, and distributed in both houses the DAY after
the date thereof, conditioned that it shall not ex-
cceda given reasonable amount of matter-the
| volume of the Journals of the two Houses to be
but one book, made up from the columns of the
| newspaper. In this way thousands of dollars oil
the cost of printing those clumsy Journals would
be saved; rnd without adding anything to the cost
of clerkshps, readable and authentic Journal OF
the State Legislation would be secured to the pub
lie Archives and The newspapers throughout tn,
country, instead of the awkward unreliable matter
which now passes for that.
| The coming season, without doubt will be un-
usually interesting, because the Debates will be in
a great measure, upon the war policy Of the pres
ident. and the ways and means Of restoring the
Union to what it was: and the BREWER REPORTS
will be. as it has been for years past, the only
source from which reliable reports of the Debates
of the Legislature can be obtained
| ARIEL anu w. II. DRAPER,
Reporters and Publishers
South Bend, indiana, October 25th 1862
| 1JNo attention will be paid to any order with.
out money. Address the Publishers "a above till
New Years Day. after that time, until the close
of the session, at Indianapolis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
SIlERiE ES SALE

BY virtue of decree of Foreclosure anil Or
der o: Sal OF the VI lrshill Court of Common
Pleas, IN ale at its February lem Is 3, and to
me directed nv the Clerk of said Court, i'm favor
OF J..hn =. Osborne AMI against Damn Garrison
mil Catherine Garrison, | will expose to sale at
pubic auction, TO the highest lawful bidder AZ the
.s. ir-,.ts
SaLur .ay, the list day OF March, 1863,
Detxeen re hours of 10 o'clock IN and o'clock
:. "a attn" C.,.rt House in the town of
Flgmoalli Eaditua. the following described Rsal
Fss.,te in the County OF VI ,rsta State of
Ind ans 70 VII commencing on the south line of
the seer e'nrter of section number seventeen,
u. Tos n-h. number thirty three north of range
four east AZ the center OF The State fitch, thencs
north ~ tie State ditch Ia tho north line o said
ogarter -ecton thence east thirty rods, thence
s0uLi. hun red and sixty rod. thence west to
she pace OF t-ginn ng, with all the tcnements and
81 pur.e..ance- tn the belon ling. 1.-THE rents
sai prs,af- Tor = term exceeding seven years
are not spG sJg enough 10 satisfy said Order of sale
! vsi fi.sl and there, at he above specified time
ana p.scs. offer in fie above described al
the rg, itle aud interest OF the dcfendents the
abJse ;ie scribcd laI d.
N. LOGAN,
Sheriff Marshall County
February 9Th 1863. Printers fee 81 MT:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

To SUGAR McMAsTERs and
Ban,oS, Of lnwood, and Buck j. ToAN of
Plymouth, have Goodrichc's Sugar Evap-
orators for sale. These Evape raiors, for
emshing Msp.e and Sorghum gar and mo-
.lassss, wherever introduced ard used, are
admitted to BE- far superior to any other in
use; making more mnlasses from the same,
juice Than any other Ian invented. 1t lie
worked with one half the labor of other
.Esapera,ors, and does it's own skimE,ing,
which saves large amount of juice and
labor.
In making maple sugar this machine
saves strainng the syrup, circulation Of
the syrup throug the strainer is constant
lY freeing ii from al gross and foreign sub
Stances Thsse machines sell at tie fol
lowing prices.
EYapefniors foe. long 81 inches wide s s
- 9 = - same width g
. 10 i" >ame with Sc
n9I3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health i'm few DAYS, after under
going all the naual routine ana Irregular expen-
sivc modes of treatment without success, consid-
eFs It his sacred duty to communicate to his af-
iiictcu iciCw creatures the meaus OF cure. Hence
on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will
send ffree) copy of the prescription used Direct
To- DIR. JoHS NJ. DaGNALL, ls6 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, New York. MD VI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

FMas,va-' Sc,Lzs-W eielic i'll the blancr
Of just crit;t.i all obi.s't ~ ;,mt IN Il
.ile s..tirs 81: F,r,lnks X Go. are without cxcep-
ton, ihc best ever invented. We know whereof
All m. bee .r1c we hive tested Their value.
nnI fully tiSiied o.! their superior merits
'Fhy introduction 81 tt,Sr scales has wr.pu h. a
IeYJ'utiOn IN ,i.r trans, ciin al various business.
and teir ,,-;Ir ICY i such th.t unifoI nifty il,
rti:ht> ht~ b. c "~tit,,i al over the country.
tins making item n't:,Ir.i, lea ,,'i sttud,i':.
FLOR are tiIrr rDniu, - tn U.:tr S;,tcs; they
have iIun! t1r'- WY - a n rs. every arr of tie
civilized wor' !. ,ni Are p" - II. stan f'r5
ct al coTa-ics - tn = u = nj. al 'atnpS
If not ~ -iei IA f," III st--, at least we.
by ;he.u.-Htat's h'r-,iafs rap9inc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
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THE EDWARDS HOUSE,

Plymouth, Marshall Co. Ind
This fine Hotel and desirable Stand. isnow for
sale Terms and low. The business of the
House was never better than at present.
For particulars in pure of
VIM. G. EDWARDS, Proprietor.
Plymouth, Ind, Dec 18th 1854 no46t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.
SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND.

The subscriber having fitted up and thoroughly
repaired the Tavern stand formerly occupied by
A. Michel. respectfully solicit public patti onage.
and will use their best exertions to make their
House pleasant stopping place for both traveller
and Boarder.
C. A. FRANK &.Co Proprietors.
Good Stabing attached to the premises.
Oct l6 1869. No.3Sly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife, Margaret Warner, has left
my bed and board, uulawtuily, all persons what
soever are hereey cautioned against harboring
or trusting her on my account after this date. as
hall hereafter pay no debts OF her contract
ing WILLIAM WARNER
Plymouth Indiana, January 29th, 1863.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS

State of Indiana, Marshall County; SIS:
Before C.. Cushman, Justice of the Peace in
Polk Township:
Notice is hereby given that attachment pro-
ceedincs were instituted before me Oh the 9th day
of January 1863, by John ii. Henderson on 4
Judgment against Solomon Stump and Perry Rob
inson, in which George r.. Kcsler is made Gar
nishee defendant, and it appearing by ffidavit OF
a competent afliant that said defendants Solom
Stump and Perry Robinson are non-residents oil
the State of Indiana. they hereby notified oil
the tendency of said proceedings and that the
same will be heard before me at my office in Polk
Township in said County on the 3lst day of Jan
uarv, 1863, at ten O'Clock a III, and unless they
appear at tho time and place aforesaid the same
will be heard and determined in their absence.
CONSIDER CUSHMAN,
Justice of the Peace.
Tapuorv eth pSllt2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
COAL OIL,

Dec. 1850. n44yl

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
Having Disposed of the Democrat office. We
desire everv person indebted to US to make imme-
date settlement. We have debts to pay, and to
enable to DO so, must collect ths amounts due us.
The books Of the firm NAV be found with L Nc
Donald, ut Dickson & Co. Hardware store.
yuk 93-9ea T. l. p MCDONALD
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
COINS
j. n. BESAZK,
TAILORING.

The subscriber has opened shop in Hewett &
W0Odwsrd's new brick, up stairs, opposite the
Branch Bank, and respectfully invites the public
to give him call, as lie is confident that he can
please the most fastidious, J. III. BESAZK.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
q = argain:

haze COOL En.ne and Boiler, suitable for
a Saw Vii. WHICH ! desire to dispose of and will
sell t. CHE AP, f., PAUL,
Plymouth, Indiana, February l9;h 1868 n3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
TO THE UNEMPLOYED?

CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO ACTIVE
/ young men to solicit orders for the LII TIE
CLAN SEWING MACHINE, price SIS
Hemmer grage, Screw driver and extra Needles.
VIII pay a liberal salary and expenses, or allow
large commissions. COUNTY RIGHTS CIV
en- to Agents. An Agent wanted in 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, 1863-02-26

Aew Adrertisfments.
DAY BOA RIDERS WANT E D!

A few persons desiring good board, in locality
very convenient to the business part of town, can
be accommodated by applying to
EMILY COUGLE.
October Goth 1862
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
January 18th n50t3
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name ofCoRBs Il 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 en-
tire interest OF Ma CjRBIS i'll the assets of the
firm, and assumes its Indebtedness.
III. CORpIS,
]. G. OsBoRSE.
All those indebted to the late firm OF Corbin &
Osborne requested to call ut once and settle
their ,rcO1nt' either by CASH or note.
\ dissolution Of said firm ,ving taken place,
it is absolutely neccssary that the debts due it he
settled. Office over Whee!er's Bank a hereto
fore. j. q. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
HVkA The Great Cause Of
1EA HUMAN MISERYl

lust Published in Sealed Envelope; Price cts:
Lecture by DIR CULVERWELL, on the
Cause and Cure of Spermatorrhpa, Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epi
lep V. Impaired Nutriti' of the body, Lassitude
Weakness of the limbs aud back, Indsposition
and incapacity for study and labor. Dizziness OF
Apprehension; Loss of memory; Aversion to Soci
city; Love of Solitude; Tinidity; Self Distrust
Dizziness; Headache; Affections ofthe Eyes PIN
Piles OF the face; Involuntary Emissions, and Sexu-
al lncapacity; the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion. &c. &c.
Sent under seal. to any address. in plain, seal
ed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or tw
postage stamps, bv addressing.
CHAS. ]. G.. KLINE and Co.
127 Bowery New York, Post Office
Box. 1886.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

IL If yon want the highest price for Eggs,
Rags, Beesw <, Honey or any other trade,
Call AT OvERMAN's STORE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

IL TO get the highest market price for eutter
Go To OyERMERMAN's
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
Drugs and Medicines.
DR.. o. BAIRD,
Bremen, Marshall Co., Ind

Has Just receivcds large assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, suited to the wants of this section
of country, and continues the practice of msdi-
cine at the abeve place.
Also constantly on hand, and for sale large
quantity of iperior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-15

EylSIs ere noa usnsriting ia the Doignborhood
Z the Rio Grande MAT vii SOL deyeiope the real
character Of the re.t ous between tie Unsed States
and France. The latest news from New Orleans
sepresenis large number Of men ss having sailed
for Texas, aud more were preparing 10 follow.
This movement, however, IL not u 'e constr Jed
% . threat or a defiance T. tie French Ia
tou. The complexion Of TIE war in
enc trans Mississippi states MT only war.
rants but demands The presence Of large
Caion army IN TEXAS. Tie Successes 4 General
PLusr necessarily change the theatre Of the var,
~ driving tie defeated rebels into Teya Thi,
will bring US INTO close proximity with the French,
who. ever since the capture Of Mexico, have been
gradually working thor way tpwards the Rio
0rsnde TLey are sad g. have already taken pos
session Of Tampico AMI Matafnorss. The latter IL
. hsricAn town on Che other SIDE Of the river,
Assr Brownsville, Texas, where tie rebels have
large force. oni whence immen'e quantities "
oonsrsband Of war have Teen smu;sIei into the
Conisisrsey and found Its way to the states Eat
u the Mississippi The occupation If Matamoras
By the French may have been q mere military
<fseAution to prevent intriguss by tho siherents
oG Jusrez, bu. II msy also have been made With q
States.
IL will Be seen. then. that verything depends on
etc Intentions Of The French thsInss lve,. II the
Emperor Les resolved Oh war u pretsIt will not
<e wanting In the occupation 81 Brownsville, which
81 Understood I, be tie destination Of our forces.
II war against US has 10, bean slready pre-deter.
mined, there will he no conflict, ~ we shal give
NJ cause for offence. On ills point, however, the
complexion .: the last European news 10 not 70.
assuring. The Emperor appears u make teuder
Cfshs embryo Mexican monarchy u sssail us. lie
makes FoHEy or AANiSILiAs do In America WIN.
ne shrinks from accomplishing in Europe 10
ehis case, is satisfactory to know that the eIpe.
dillon Ia composed Of che flower OF Gen. GEAsr's
army, and 10 probably lei by that hero himself
We trust, however, that his duties may be simply
s0ufnsd to tbs suppression VI the rebellion In
Texas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-15
Muisary svDpressisu OF Newspapers rs
Msb Suppression

TnE unwsrranted exercise OF Military authority
breeds contemp, for discipline In the Common
<ldier. who will be certain st some opportune mo.
msnt W became the lswlsss exe.utor of the OF OK.
pressed wishes OF his superior officer. No doubt
Abe recent destruction OF the types and material in
She Office Of the Raleigh STANDARD, was occasioneI
BY some eating officer Of the Georgia Regiment
declaring IL ought 70 b done or threatening that
- should be words that doubtless induced "A mob
al soldiers TO sack the SrAspARp Office This oc-
currsd Of ssn O'Clock che night Of the Oh inst.
Text morning st o'clock, bells wero runy coca.
sioning M asssmbiags oi citizens. who imm,di-
assly procssdrd W turn tho contents u the STATE
JOURNAL printing Office out into the street where
she typss aud furniture were completely DESTROYED,
Such proceedings cannot be couutenanced by the
A'fder-loving Of any community: and although
happening In quasl-secession city, we may not
sven rejoice ~ the swiN retribution visited by the
people upon the STATE JOURNAL, = sheet bitterly
h'sule " the course taken 10y tho srAspAnp. Our
private sdVicss from Raleigh inform us that 40
aN'ie injury was done 10 Mr.. HoLpRs's power
press thu, Il will be in working order again in
aew days. Tho loas Of type is the mos. serou,
INJURY sustained, and We hope some of our enter.
prislng Union men will see g. IT, that "A nav Inn,
~ speedily forwarded 10 Mr. HoLnes, by whom /,
would bs used 70 advantage In iur,hering the cause
Ui the Union in the old North State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-15
FisaaeiaI Reports, Markets, &C.

NV York. Monday. SEPT II. . p M-The Stock
market opened higher this mornins. but fell ot III,
ele st the close Of the first board In the afternoon
Abe European news by tho Arabia savorins strongly
sfs recognition Of the Confederscy ty France,
great commoton and no htl. eYci,sment In IN. rold
market The price rose rapidly, And at ~ T. N.
Stood at lSs. at l3s. The nsiiyure. wers
1Ss's lsss. The effects Of the upon the gen
SraI stock market was very dspressine Tn. WHOM.
Hat closed at lower, under considerable excite
@ent. Money continues easy st q per cent n
change was quoted 10 the morning Vt IA Businea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-15
INSrRUCrlON.
COOPER UNION for tho ADVANCEMENT
SCIENCE AND ART.
FIJI n ANNUAL skssIOS

r,i sG,r ssstSH . AE5,
FREE scoJ EoS y ART oi WSsRN fhh
cHsHisfEY. pt ~ and Affpiikfb, FaSsic rt1.
Ne tkkE aSR
INC and Music
The Trustee. .nnoance that the Fifth Annual
day Of october nsIi.
Application. for admission to the School of Ar,
10 sep.sm6.T. when the PIinsips. Ms L. 4. CD
new pupil must furnish certificate OF good moral
eharaet:r No lees for admission OF Instruction are
9 Applicants fos admission to the Free Nigh, Glass
O. 10 science and Art can procure tick",s Of adus-
:,o a DAILY a. ths othce estr.sn M and p IN,
si99p. IN and also on the, EVENINGS Of the ash,
over 10 yeafs Of ase and produce ates Of good
moral eh.rscter Pupils will attend for oreanzation
Pupils in Mathematics on Thursday E,enins. oct.
z Pupil, 10 Chsmistry on fhur,day Evening. &c, /;
4 due announcement VII be made hereafter .. to
III. organization Of the elias. III Music.
arsed and will require fve Year, for ts completion
but Pupils may pursue the entire course, or any
The general scheme Is a. follows.
ir:t rsa T. %.thsm.nes: Tnesdsy NJ
ih:%ssie:; Friday, Msih. assiss. Au'''''' MA
second Year Monday, Natural Philosophy; Tues
day, Msthsmsties; "wednesday, Mathematics. Thurs
day, Mathematics: Friday, Natural Philosophy.
Third Year Menday, Mathematics; Tu,rday, Che
mistry wednosday, Matheustics Thursday, Che
mistry: Friday, Mathematics.
Fourth Year Monday, Drawing; Tuesday, Draw
ing: "Wednesday, Chemistry applied: Thursdsy, Draw
ING Friday, DravinG
fifth Year Monday, Drawing Tuesday, Mechan-
Ia, WEDNESDAY. Mechanics, Thursday, Mechanics;
Friday, Drawing.
The cardinal idea Of the Institution being to i'm.
prove and educate the working elasses, especially
that i-2o Of the full course dey oted to Ma,he
mstics, 2zb to Natural Philosophy, s. 70 to Chemis
try, 63o to Industrial Drawing, aud 70 to Theoret
cal Mechanics. SiI Instructors In Drawing and Five
In Mathematics will be employed.
The Department Of Chemistry will be under the
charge " Prof CHAB. b. STONE A. NJ, who will
deliver three Lectures per week. The Department OF
Mechanics Will DO under the direction OF Prof 7. II
WANDER WEfDY, Y. d.. Who will deliver ave Lee
lures per week. Tho Term will closs the 3lst Of
March next
The public are admitted to all the clas.e. and lee
turss, provided they are In the rooms by O'Clock,
daily invite the public, and especially the young
men Of the city to avail themselves Of the liberal
provlsio which has been made for their improve
ment
The Reading Room 10 now opsn free TO all, without
tickets Of any kind, from A. NJ to 10 r. n, and the
Picture Gallery from . A. n. to , 4. N.
The Trustees invite contributions OF books for tho
Free Library, In which they are greatly needed and
III BE- productive Of general advantage, especially to
the working elssscs Of this city by order OF the
Trustees. ABRAh. q. HEWITT, Secretary. 400