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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Additional Tax Notice.

TO Fax Payers 7th and 9th. Regiments.
n PROPOSE TO attend vt the following tiu."a
4 and places to collect III Specific TaxSs under
, tho 5,h ssct.u of Tue. Tax Act:
!, s, Lybrands, Saturday, Sd Octvbcr.
T d.Elyeheld c. H., Monday, 9Th Oct
=. Liberty Hill, ruesday, 9TH Oct
II tlrani,ev .se. Thursday, 9Th Oct
81 Hamburg, FRIDAY, eth. Uctuber
i AIN instructed that ali ToH .vith US vol az
.yuv, Mills apl all Pattc Shops, are required {"
Day til. specific Tax. Those who fail to Register
and pny wi,h,u ths time ab"ve-prsscrleed VIII
Ii. T. WRIGHT,
l9.h district Collector.
Gan, % ~ SS
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Iac;i frost.

Several old f,sai",.ed ielloT citizens who rise
nrapos. srou>ly esrly--a;d are Therefore the best
ar ahori:y in the nrenlses--'e na there h"s "'ep
4 9Th, rrdy for two ~ rnngs past IT. comes
ihue -e.1ly az warning voice hat We should Ns
M aud ;as to elothe aua cuyor our dcrst'd std
ai..rs. Lot every man .. .aoTEn heed Tue voice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

s5s. We are p'cas"l>to le'ra that Pr.vF'es
JAass PAIL, JA&gs MccriLopcH, %lAlAs kE-
,y.aa WILLIAM GoopMAs. Co. D, 14th S c.
Regiment, cart"rea sVmati.ae siace' arc ai' ven
and Aslrry, and hope to he exchanged ut mn
early date AT last accounts they we're in prison
ai ". sA;pgicn.
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CresriuS Nelgs.

L o. +, or- News Uolrmn 10, dispatch co"-
c...i.,t u aa.,ie gov g"ios va il North e'"r-
cc. s.nieni:a s.ccces for Us 50 far: u s'noTa."
.al,,..:y H. .rc ti;comf:t,! tla' ever 'f''t. LHG
;t,1s, ,aa l.l vii 'un uniaa,tcdiy fish n'm =
So-, 6,oySA
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From CharIeston.

cHAnLEsroS, Sept 2o-Nothing unusual to
report The monitors and Irodsides are within
the bar. Ons monitor Was towed to-day.
The enemy's works un Morris Isand are rapid
" increasing in strength and extcut.
Scpt. 21.-The weather is clear aud COOL Our
batteries were firing on tho enemy s;eudily ali
lust night. d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
LA TEST, N EIWS.
Gen. Brdsg.. Victorious.

Rrcnxosp, Sept lst.-tchvkAn'aug" River,
sspt.20th. yia a:nggold, 2lft. )-Gen s. c""ne!.
Aler t*o days hard Sighting, We hare driven tho
encny from several pcshipns and now held the
field. but b. still colfronts us ----,-----
The losses heavy on both size, es; cci'''' so in
Osicers. -,
We have tskan over 20 pieces Of artillery 'nd
some 25ja prisoners. - - ).
[siyne,.l - BRAxroN bitiGe.
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Notice.

.yggIIE feliGwn, members at my Comp my, alb
4 sent without leave. will report within fvor
days Irom the date af this order 10 me ut Jack
spn.,r". or, il unable to return haie, to mo Au-
gus.a Hospital. Failing II report as above, they
vii. be advertised as des.rters:
Privatcs J..F. KIRKLAND,
" JOHN MITCHELL,
GEORGE T. PIPER,
JESSE NJ. SCnTT,
&c. HENRY SCOTT
j. ]. GREGG, Cart.
Com'dg Co. y, 9th Kcg't. S. C. Cav.
Sept 24sh, IL IS
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!;r, 4 bney.

We y, GA, to &c able to cay 10 TIE srienas OF
Ea,.t. l.. AJney, the pcrat.r ard efficient AS
sis,,,., Surgeon Of the &t.h Nogiinept s. c. ",
ta., ne is f;.s, recovering from long aud serious
sickness, and trough locking w"rsted from fsvSr
and ianntice, contracted in Mississippi bids fair
T., he sonn q, his post A. ain.
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,,n;,, s.i,,,nins.

u.i,- CLARK. sniKiss. sf ttcr'-"l Howell
co.,'s s.sff, ...e Surviving hrs'i:.r If fhe i'i"
iam.uscd Eiit,r Of ths -.drcrf''sr' IS new or
visit in o.r .oxn. We Wish him very / le"a'n'
s,;au.u ~ ,hess sceses Of t;shcyaood.
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.ient .Lacon Y.nnss!aod.

w. -es.et to l~.rn tat this nollO s'ldieT is
s.To1;us r.s1 n very rafinfc'. hut no: dangerous,
v,unl inzsse leg, received at Battery Bee IN the
..is:.t,of The sth, when se Yankees wels so di'-
eonti,ei at.samtar. May h, soon be on his legs
m AZ 'crl arain.
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Fcs tho Advertiser. i.
Beech ISLAND, S. c., Sept

bEtVH ISLNNU, D' O'i ECVl 1"V'.
Mn. EpiroR: Dviuw you will End an extract,
served in the Army for two years, or moro. Tic
remarks are 81 truthful that, with your approbu.
ton, should like tv have them piace III yuur
excellent paper. Ey 80 doing oblgc subscriber
Respectfully,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

e:r- The Rcnc Southerner says that for month
or two past they havc had Sat Of thioves in that
country, who ars not whit better than the Yam
KEGS. In the time from fvo hundred to one thou
sand horses and mules have been stolen in Floyd
county alone. Chickens, Pigs corn. oats, potatoes
DO, TO-, sssn to be rsgurdsdas common properly,
Several poor women, whose husbands a,e in the
war; are obliged to hide loir norscs in the woods
to prevent them from being stolen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
School Notice:

A GENTLEMAN of Southern birth and cdu-
IN cation, exempt from military service,) wish
CO 10 ptocuro SCHOOL in this or one of tho
adjacent Districts, in which will be taught the
usual branches of English education, viz
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Grammar, Aritbm.-
tic, Geography, and Ancient and NJ odern History.
Ger hdlress D. E. Durisoc, Aduestiser Office.
Edgefeld, S. C.
Sept Is, If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Notice.

DILL pEARING will stand tho FALL.
7 Ed SEASON Of 1853 Mt Edsehold C. H.. M,n-
days, Tuesdays and Wcdncsiays, l.. /, remnnJsr
Of the Season at Harmon Gnlnan's, at ss5 ths
Season, which begins on tho lss of Ausust ana
ends the goth October III"
Mares faiiing to prove in foa. by Dick Chc,..
ham tho Spring of 1868, MY bo sent this Fal, 10.
DearinS freq OF charge.
Sept 20 81 w. " DH'oS a.
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Look at This /!
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REVaRn

RUNAWAY from mo two years ago, two negro
lG women, CLARENDER aud LIE. Car
euder Is dark mulatto about forty years Of nec.
Lizo is bnghtnalatto, about twenty -ouo years
harbored in this District and, tho lower mart nr
Abbeviile will give Two handrsi Dollars for
the apprehension of tho two women aud Two
Hundred Dollars for tho detection OF tho rhief or
harborer. W..O GaPnNEp
Hamburg Sept % 6n ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
II, o.c Tp,en Army CoRps,.

Aug. 18th. 1868.
R.spectfully returned i placed the l4th S. 9;
in % position myself. They hold the fosiiion until
tn tho clns. Of the fight, ami them thon retire
from fle position assigned, ar Regiment 'aa In
nerree, rood order. Such is my en'iorstIaent.
perez "A. P. HILL, l.. Gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
From .Lynch5ury.

LYscpBune. Sept. 2l>t.-iho enemy, 1890
strong. entered Bristol on Saturday, meeting with
but feeble resistance. They destroyed the new
commissary Luiltslg, containing about luU.bur-
rels of -four and t. small quantity of bacon, and
Quilted several Stores.
About three miles this side of Bristol they des-
,royed bridge, and toro upa few rails and then
went back.
There is no fUrcO threatening sultville.
Gen. Jones whipped the enemy ut Zol!i.OfIer,
fen miles from Bristol. on Sunday, aud it was re-
ported that Gen. Williams brigade in the rear
captured tho entire rctrcarirg force, said to num-
her 2,4u0. The last rumor needs confirmation,
but Jones vietary is doubtless true:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

ga- On tho Negro question, We lisSpirit
of our soldiers beyond tho Mississif No
Prisoners" is their motto, and clean their
policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Notice.

SuIrrr. u.my -uIissncs in tho war applnt
~ nIrntu- noyn,r'ys
:, transact Ill my business. ]. S. REYNOLDS.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept 1st, 1863. 2'3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

'Ebc fol!5wiag paper has been ha'dia to us ior
ratification by one Of tue u,ost e...iant Ulcers "1
mi. most sai!;.l.s aui glorious Regiment: 4ho
alor.ti IN spoken of below has never reached our
cars. No ssuc mSn would hnvc The tes'eriiy 10
.tr,a, suc., :. thing in E.:sefela. To cuogize The
l4th Regiment 1t his late day would be wotK
~ sure,crog.tion-it would 10 TO gild refined
gold or point the lily,"-and 90 defend it hef'rs
this ccmnunity from such an absurd and r'd'e''-
lous charge as running out of fight would DC
sill tnore work .: supcrero@.tion:
HID Q'Rs I47n 5. c REcrENT,
August lU,t. 1883.
SRA few days since sent W rspYrs WITH
some correspondence betw. on G3ns L'". III a','
Stuart, concerning tue con'.a't OF tho !1th D. u
ia rho la!o fight near Cuipcpcr.
Il would be pleased 10 nave the remarks oil inc
General on ln.ls report :u.i correspondence. as he
vs. H., eve. witness 20 the conduct of tAe Rcg't
Woaro frc~aent's hayiag it rune in our cars
t,.t ,,e ran out Of tho fight Coming moshy ir'n
t,e cav.:ry.) and I would be pc'ssei to eave
s,,o. evidence. with which TO rein"Nc t-o- stigma
sn ,,.,iustIy set unon the Regiment.
ihaye tho honor to be very rrEpsc.imiiy'
JOS. n. BROWN,
1t Col. C.m'd'g Reg't.
To MAJ. SrAnKE, A. A. GcnI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
ve Mu.t Cluse u. our Books.

In ordor to settle with the Administrator OF our
,o.. nartner in buyine.s-Col. A. SINKIss, decd
we aro c9mpoilvd to elsse up aSr Books in full to
this date Thessf-re ali pors'hs any"iso 'nd'''e''
to tho A,ror.isor oideo earnestly requested t"
eoll IN and settle tbs sa,ne without delay
C,ur collector, Mr.. L. II. McCuLL"rcn' Will 'e
ont collscti.g every opportunity, and vs hoi'0
none will fa to- lieail,,o our claims against ''em
On reorganization OF tnDir respective accounts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

All absentccs from this Company are ordered Z"
meet at Hamburg, Aiken, Granitevi.le OIL Friday
morning tho oath in time to take the morning
train to Charleston. Transportation furnished a
that time
Dy order of Col. FoRr, I'd Rest. s. T.
C..DR0oKs, Capt. Gu. 1.
Approved by
Gen. W. S. WALKER.
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.iCI.
NEQUii'Y.

sfar, +: =. si"si"'' .a.u far Partition, dc
Fmn.n silpkins, ct a.
ICY v,;aa nf az oroc' Vi Ib6 Court in hi. cHso,
- will :.rccc.: to Sal - 'ar i!ts rosilen'n
,f ,he Hua. RfilUk INKlMS. deceG@a;i, an
NEDNESDAY. t1s rth. Uv.UHba a:xt, tho
sersvaal Estate Of slia c,s.sv',, Consisting OF
SEysi. AiNELY NEGROES,
Amongst wh",a there i, II first rats Brisk Layer
aud pl.s!ers-, gJod Cook. &C.
HORSES. CATTLE, He's, TWO CARRIAGES,
TWO WAGONS, BUGGY, PLANO
.,-----------rc, -fr-HsrU";T aud i.i,chsn Fur
nttrc, .hd
a selec; I.ibrary oi valuable Books.
TERMS.-sola on e:edit Of twrlvr months
.;th interest from day Of :a;a. Hn;rhas0-s to-
give and- Wit: a. LEAST two cs,.d surc,ios 10 70
cure the purchase lnn,cy.
il. caEwILE;csnn
Conm'rs. o:i'e, s.pt 10, 1898. 3.oss I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

nsz,- The editor Of tho Atlanta Gaze'''' Of iho
,s,, s.vs: We arc informed by gentleman who
ourbt to know, that the train will run to chatta-
uooga tonight.
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Salt at Retail.

DEOPLB wishing Salt will furnish sacks or
IL buckets to pack in, as paper is scarce. Price,
1T present. 76 cts. por pound.
T. ROOT
Sept Is 1t 81
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Egypt fer Sale.

ysVHE LAND Of CoRN AND WHEAT
4 cYn.ainins 29l Acres, :Jing three miles
from Elgeae c. Ii. This placp nee,is ouly to be
seen 10 be liked.
Being absent in tho ar.a.r Mr.. ". F. Darisoe is
.uL,rizsl to act Us 10Y Agent in .ht4 sale OF the
,.sava place. l.. ,. 'ohN"oM,
Sea. Z2 II %"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
- 1onnn:ent 10 the late Vim. 3.

We were psasl pienscd and deeply sra'iiied to
learn. dulinE Eethc :,ssccis:icn just I.sscd, that
the i,.p.is, Safe Couveutiou, stits last session.
ha / .st on frot uneasutcs for erecting monument
to :hy n:,uory Of The late wItLlAn B. JOHNSON,
D. y. Rev. Il. II. G~ALTyEY il the agent, ap-
poir.cd by the Convention, to meke collections f'r
THIS purpose in th- gdr s,eld Association, and io
Blg.tisld District; this gentleman informs us
th., tie hegianins in the undertaking has been
very satisfactory.
Lo. Risef4ld call to mind tbe piety, tho learn
iac, the G;2r:iy, tle jas:ice, OF his excellent
nan, who 50 long exercise! these neble gifts in
her midst, and crma forward in tilis matter With
wArla aod kindly remembering he"rt.
TIE honorcd ard Departed D-. J"HNsaS was 8
.man who l,: the greatest possible ahl UNI "i good
and committee, the loast possible aaoumt Of sin,
while en- earth and this should hs the ia" for
man, To live without sin is the dream Of an
angel. Etornal res; to his ashes; eternal honor
to Lis ,nemc-y!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
ENVELOPES.

ENIE have now on hand good SIMPLY of EN-
w VEL0PES. Enquire at this uilice. Price
ranging from 7a OTIS. to Sl,25 per pack.
Sept o3 ~ 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

D,nn, nj lho rrsi.iviice of.stpj W. b'coLyH,x.
in tsj, Distrirt. Of, Monday cVcuirs, the l4,h
Sept. inst, ALBERT STEVENS, son. of Dr.. 5.
Il aui Mrs. MATHS +. MORLEY, aged years,
mnrths and o5 days,
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Sept.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
Ready Pay.

Purchasers will 10 we'll to look at his stoc be-
fore buv.ng, as he KNOWS it viii be for their
interest 80 to do lie would also collaboration to
his stock OF ladies Dress Goods, Chales,
DeL;Ines. Black oiiiks, Bonnet =illzs Black
Satins. Veslings, Bonnet elibbons, Cloths,
Muslins, Shawls etc, which tor quality and prices
will compare favOrably with that UFa any other cs-
adjustment in Plymouth. Will take in exchange
for Goods GOOD butter, eggs, bceswa1, rags, flax
etc,
Remember the place: one door south osPer.
shings' Drug Store, immediately opposite the
Post Office. A. l.. REEVES.
Plymouth Ind, April oh 1863. nlttt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of am or
der OF the Marshall Court of Common Pleas. the
undersigned, administrator OF the estate OF Ralph
Williams, deceased, will offer for sale ut pubic
auction. 1T the court house door in the town OF
Plymouth on SATURDAY, the lth dtv OF October,
1861. An equal and undivided twothircs of
the north east quarter Of the north west qsarter
Of section two, in township thirty four north OF
range ono cast, in Marshall County
1ERMs-One fourth cash and the balance in
equal payments II >ix, twcive and eighteen months
with notes At interest, waving appraisemcnt laws,
begin Mt O'Clock p, n. HORACE CORBIN,
ncti Administrator.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereb, given that the undersigned, ad
ministrator OF the estate of Martin Kelly, late OF
MARSHALL County, Indiana. deceased will proceed
to offer at public sale, Mt the resi- ence of jacob,
Keyser, in German Township. in the County and
State aforesaid, ON Saturday the 9th day of Octo
her 1853, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M; the
following described personal property: One undi
vided one hall OF two horse wagon, one horse
and harness, one undivided half of pair Of bob.
seds. one un lividcd half OF barn, one undivid d
half of n house fir ime, togater with other articles
200 numerous to merton
Terms of Sale-All sums under three dollars
cash in hand, and over three dollars a credit of
six months will be given on notes with approved
security, waving valuation and sppraise snt laws
JACOBkNOBLOCK, ADM
sGnl7Iegf MIA
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
mt private sale, at my residence in Center town
ship, from and after the 25th dav of September
1863, the following real e.tale. to-wit: all that
part of the cast halt OF the south west gu rtcr of
section twenty five III township thirty four north,
of range two east, that lies west Of yellow River
acres .Gore or less. SAID land will be sold to tn
highest bidder. ut not less than the app aised val
ne, one third of the purchase money to be paid
dcwn the balance n equal payments at nine ana
eighteen months. the purchaser wing notes with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises
Sold by me by iltue of the power contained III
the last will and testament of Samuel Niiong, de
ceased. APPRAISED at S45O.oO
ELIAS JACOBY,
Executor.
hu2rfst Gth 1881 nft3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate off ohn II. GOdda' d,
deceased will offer for sale at Public Auction,
the late residence of the decedent, in Center
Tow nsl.ir, Marshall Comfy. on
saturday. October 21. 1863.
the personal property Of said estate, consisting
Of horses cattle, hogs, grain, hay, I'd various
other articles. Sale tc begin ut 10 oclocl, a.
". Terms: All snIns OF three dolars and nm
der cash over three dollars credit until the 18th
Of September lSG4, the purcha, or giving note.
at interest waving benef. of valuation laws With
approved security.
Oct > 3--w WN III. GoDDARp,
a dmr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
BALLON ASCEN SION. :,

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
for the building of a School House in Inv ood, un
I'll Saturday the 18th ms. at 2 o'clock p IN pre-
cisely, The contract will he &c; To the lowest re
sponsi L. bidder. and the undersigned reserves the
privilege Of not letting the contract if the bids are
considered unreaSonably high. For further par
ticnlars inquire Of the undersigned ~ the Audit
or's office. L. MCDONALD. Trustee,
Plymouth, lad, Sept, Sd, 1863. n5,l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
RELIGIOUS 90lts.e.

\ mi-@ionary Of the S-eicty Of Jcsu-
MI preach at he Catholic Church. mex
SUNDAY ..ad every day in the next week
lie viii preach on the funlamenta
truths Of the Catholic church al ar,
very respectfully invited to attend
&, NnIr-rn1.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
State Of Indiana.
HhrShail County. , In Justice Court.
Albertus G.. Capron,
VS. Attachment
John Barnhari

Whereas the Plaintiff. AIbcrtus {. Capron. has
fled his complaint on account ani his ali lavit
tor AN attachment against the said defendant, John
Birnhari. IN my Office oh the 9th day of Scpterr
Der, 1868, and also the affidavit oil 4 connect, nj
person that the said John B,ruhart is p non. resi
dent of the State of Iniilna
said defendant j. herehy notified of the filing
and pendency of said conn ant against him. and
unless nc appear and answer or dcmurr thereto
at the time liked for the tr,d rhcraol to wit
ON THE 10th DAY IF OCTOBER. lsc9.
ut O'Clock T. NJ, at my Office in the town of
plymouth, County of Marshall and State of In.
d.anf. 'al1 complaint and things therein contain
ed and alleged Will be heard and determined in
his absence.
WITNESS yOrJN - ocp.,p>rr
Justice OF the Peace.
''n"7 w 10y, 80
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15

FAIRBANKS ScAI.i.s.-" cishod IN 'he
balanc Of : just criticism. all are o9isei
to admit mat Fairbanks Scales are. With
out exception, the hes; ever invented.
We know whereof re affirm, because We
have tested their value. and arc fully ST
i-iie4 OF their superior merits. lie iu;ro-
duetion Of these scales has wr4u4At 4 rev.
Iutioa In the transactions Of yariou- bU.i-
ness. and their accuracy Is such ihata Uni
torniity in weights has Teen c-.abEshe4
al over Che eonr,ry, 'Au. making them a
.Netonei ydz q st tasi"tk Aof are they
confined 10 the United State; they haye
found the.rw way 10 almost every part of.hc
the civilized world. and are adapted to tn
standards OF Ill countries, 50 that Ii may
be said, ali nations. if not weighed in the.t
balances, at .east weigh BY ;hem.-
Harts' .Eerh ol!s' .Nat.- az.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
THE DEMOCRAT
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.


u N
We would remind our old customers,
and all others who may wish to furnish
Us with Staye Bolts and Barrel Heading,
that we shall continue to pay, in cash. our
present liberal prices until May LIST
1864. Also the highest market prices for
Hoop Poles and Dress ed Hoops.
Thankful Cor the patronage OF our
friends during the past year, we hope by
fair dealing and liberal prices to merit a
continuance Of The same.
EiURLByT Bros X 20.
Plymouth Ind. Oct Il 1862.
There are but few of our readers who
fully appreciate the great benefits accrunS
TO our farmers from the Factory OF the
Messrs IIur.but By refererc' to their
list Of p.ices. which we publish i'll an
other column. it will be seen that the far
r.,er receives double the amount Of money
for the material he furnishes them. that
he would should he dispose of it in any
other share. \ man who has the timber
cannot do better than to employ his spare
time, and hire help, in getting out Bolts
and Heading for the Factory.
The Factory viii consume one hundred
ana City CORDS per week. and to keep Ii
running the proprietors are willing to pay
to our farmers from six hundred to eight
hundred Dollars in cash per week. They
buy all that is brought them. and are often
out of material Ii our farmers would
look , their interests hey would certain
" keep them well supplied.
The proprieeors OF the Factory have
been in business at this point about two
years and We have invariably heard them
spoken OF IS fair. honorable men. by all
who have transacted business with ,hem.
We advise OF. readers to Keep them
supplied with Bolts and Heading. and
take the nea. prof; resulting from 50 DO
ing.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
szoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

House md Lot, in the central portion Of
town, will be sold on favorable terms. if applied
for soon. Price, terms. &C., made known on ap-
plication to L. Mcdonald, or the Auditors OF
fee.
Plymouth, Oct Is, lS63-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersign
ed has been appointed Administrator Of the estate
of John ii. Goddard. deceased. late Of MARSHALL
County, Indiana The estate is probably solvent
WIN IL. GODDARD, Admr.
Plymouth, Indiana, Sept. II, 1863. 3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Netlce Is hereby given that the undcrs gned Ad
pin'S'iaior of the Estate Of Peter Shaw, late Of
" 'rSi,a County. deceased, will on Saturday tho
2b.h day OF Sept'r 1863, sell ut Public Auction
II the late residence of the deceased the no, >
onai lrope-t, of said decedcnt, consisting Of
corn. cattle, hogs. household furniture, farm;ng
nj nS'IS, etc. Terms of sIle-A credit of nine
months viii he given on all sums over three dol
!rs, the purchaser giving his note with approved
sureties with interest, waving valuation lava
Thomas HouGHToN, Administer
SCI ember Sd, l-G3,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
Auction Il Variety Store

Take n ntice-Scco nd hand Furnitre nc ught
and sold-Sales of Furniture every Sa rday
Outside sales attended to on short notice a, d
small charges,
Plymouth, Indiana. nllm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15

TIE abolition majority in Iaporte Go.
Is but lttlc over one hundred. In Kos
ciusko the majority Is abou lie same. :
Democratic GAIN Of about sX hundred,