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the,r bad fsllewed 50 long and SO vel, doomed
never agaih 70 futtsr ABOVE them, the e1sign OF
freedom and hatred Of tyranny.
Ig.adly tara rom the sickening picture pre-
sen,a6 TO the esu5es that rendered It necessary
ts surrender pest upon which 50 much de-
pended, togother with 81 army Of tEeRiY thoR-
saui Of our bTavesl and best tra5Ps
OF course, there will be en endless amount OF
crianun.isn and reerimination, each tyins to
shiald his faveTite, sv5a though al the expense
Of Eruth snd Justice.
That Gen. Pemberton has nobiy redeemed his
PFoysise 10 Graht to bold YicksbuTg 70 he last,
and made the best defense possi'is under The
cirel@stances, thers can BE- iIeJ doubt. But
aside from other grave Eistakeg-to give It he
kinjest nsms-thst he has made was Inst Of al
loyi4g himself to be iHvs sted without a SUN
cisBs supply Of subsisteEc5 and ordnance stores,
when the whole country YVES open 30 hiua, in
stesd Of allowing hiUsslf tn be cut of, with less
thar sixty days rs,Ions aud bat little amauai-
tion
Bat ibis is NJ time TO discuss ilis question,
aad in my np,Et / viii proceed 20 show thai the
responsibility rests with persons Thousand
miles sW2y te the EAst, from which the light is
breakiO thst win relieve the darkness in tbs
Wast
@ sn. Johnston had reached the Big Black and
Wsuld have crossed At daylight on Monday
zscraiug, but at tea O'clock Sunday night ae
received Information that Ficksburg ma islen,
and that Grant was on The opposite bank 70 dis
pate the passage Of the river. lie Immediately
fell sacil 60 ---, closely pursusd by Slermsn'a 3
cg'ps, who were constantly diminishing with
eur cavalry
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caused to PIostrale himself, face dewnwsrds,
upon the table. each gazrd holding him firmly
BY his arms and legs when in this position.
The master Of tho esgemoHy then taking the
iron from the farnase, ssssTtaiHea tkat It was
properly heated, AID bending ever the dsssrter
made a dsibeTats Impression with it upon his
big. In NEST cssos tbe sufferer cries cut with
Psis and terrsr ia this iHgtancs the orassl
was barHs vita the Aost obstinate courage.
Net a nBscls Hevsa, net an emotion Of pain
was Developed aud the dsserier rsss Up with
an erprsssion as grinly cool as if he bad arisen
uuvi' ingly frsm q bsd Of doWH. H.-FiaaHeaa En-
aiffrrr
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Raids and Romance OF
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interest 81 lrss stsl6srd rozasuce and 81 The in
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81 va1soe reierene1 5-sk a. present s1 vel az ior
time G. cfHe.
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Fra b very uuce taia- the raue reason. when
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70 FlREgRy llD HlYTFlCTUBE3S.
EFX ~ EEa.D.

~FtBE fo-zr5sz is tA=yE-sa pied fer the solss-
J. too -f t-e taxes b. E.1is
II -Ecz- OF tho Qzar tzIurE.er Generals Depart
uc1t i -sri -g The Fpsez cha &c o. the subject.
- .l--l- l--r llaste-zls71ar ~th the rsBk o. Major
r-r-el sacz r-aes- Eud Pc 3 Q1a taI err
l1e r-EE ot Csp ala- Ia each Congrsaslou1l D43-
= vAsr. i- r. erac-ics1a ts CO lees the t-Hth.
10 l Con s-7 si1la- 5isrrilE VIII b. suaalElasd sT
Posi- Q1z-tz chs g. sf t iEto sections for
-c-v-liea- d1liva-y BY tre tax PzTer Of bis quote
.rre3ece. a.l -s-u-- VIII be apgo.ntsa By t-at eal
10 take clzsge 0i che lepgts O. be -sta5-Llhsc ia
= sac iau
8-frs tlsa =e1stg can be est-bshe5, tbs assess
aza-s reaulfef u1dsr .aa laT Pc inside, t4s creP o.
ns4t as. ksy, -ad D c-g e. VICE. fer ihs prsssst
yea V7ll have a=zl scared
BE- fere frrr.srs frall E13 rlrk AID 'HcoEVErsAce
af at1rae tAz Gsrealz lr parti1a as vel zs to sbs
tsI .ass 5a.s srHe-s .Hr Tbs of fhs arEy, t-s
r. 1t-a- ~ sE-Llrzas asa requests iaruscs residing
uasf narts wre-e Qcs-E-s- srs sew sra-iaaad 70
dlir-r tle GsEfI ulz1t- sz-a any part q it, -
tsat Q1zrlsrlastsr
Enaer hs law d. Ea-r are rsg-i-rd 70 devsr their
teurh 80 d. ret l1a-7 rba1 gar miles nsa the
place OF efc51cian. d -ley ril as.ivsr uzlsr %
qrest te Government pay tcr tie rrsEs Fs tstiea
fa eEcess 1l eiE=t uss Tee -ss--sr-a-lr rsesrF sg
pred e. .al'-l lss r-a WI Vs recsIpts 90 he pre-
lreer eFI-s-lH tEa- -lcd q. be tax - Eai1
Anl l1r Ees- arl-sstsr ~ the Cor Ersssisna
Dsr1r s rssao1sl- I=fs- tbs taab, sitter tss
hss ss. -a-had ala made {. k1oHu ta hia- ths ezsr
trr-reslsr la whom tls slol-C delivered viii also
rec IL to tle Irss Que asler ,f the Bifrist
vv1e la1s -s cs1y cd rhs rs-i-e EP-H tas asses
s1rs e-rt1 he-lr- --ass-Hg g 70 - agents a. tae
rersiv ns lerot LAkklN sAtTH
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The urcudEaz Froccas-A BcsqEtcF Put
IhEsash.
The als Of tie dessTtor Is generally death by
The ballet but q system deemed more humane7
but By no aaesns less terhsls ia both is aa0ral
and physical rssults, has gsiRed tsvcr Of ia5e,
and row jastly holds pTsmiaence as ulesnB Of
supprsssisg las mest aoealns5ls ao.iu9 zsaey-
Ii IS tho syGtsm Of bras3iHg. The old 6eHT Dc
las. which vas chaTree into the shoulders st the
rolisiesl and miiiarv msersazss ef france, was
GlWsvs rcIe eheeiusl thaH The capital pHnish-
msst, ss il killed tAa repUtstisn asd laearated
tbe pride Of the uasrsr, while 10 did tAo service
ef a puuishnseat 5saa 10 the hesh, end Uss gate
as paialul as dsslh is supposed 70 be, Oa yea
tsyday q vict.m % tie srua3isg process was
efsred Up a. Castle Thunder. Ihe said victim
was q terrible fllou, tsii 81 musce, Gre aaa
desperation. Pts war psjgy had been 70 join
The sray for sxt-a pay as ireqasntiy s5 Psss1-
BE, WkIsh. Of coarse HeeessitsLsd fseq1ens de-
sertieHs He vas aIig- azly pIva1s of tae
Isl Louisiana iufsstry, and Afterwards Of kQg-
era cavaTy; iatsrHls 1iately, wo forget what
He went b. tbe mama q Nick S5egsg, alias
Mere, alias stsgg. a meridian yesterday Re
Was tsken out uIts the castle court Ga the
GROUND sts0d o lnhers furnace. with long
rcn tbrast ints i-s red nav, Having az is Meth
sr end tss letter d, the iaches long, the coli
umn o which was ovsr es5 inoh srsas; nesT By
stood q large table, similar 10 sEch az surgeons
eserats uRon ia ths hospitals. The prisoner
was guarded By four meHi fith attended as
master OF the ceremonies and c0nlereT Of the de-
gree. The dsserter was duly stripped and
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rae FaiI 81 vioksburg.
Csrsspousenoa Of the Mobile Rsgiasrl
JACKSON, Mss, J aly 8.

~
Whan tho histsry sf ths siege Of Ticksbsrg
shsll have bosz written, then snd net tia tbsa
viii ali he nohle sHasrings aad sadursRes Of
lie garrison be kRswa. Who has Ret 'sept ever
taa stirring stay Of the Siegs Of Lucknow,
VIXEN 81 tas art Of mas vas sTsaght inte rsqsi-
siiisn 10 norray the sHBaFiRg Of isat garrison
BE il Is not verse ihaR that Of FicksbBTg,
though clothed Ia suraing Poeiry. I have con
ya7ss6 vida sansa OF the ofdssrs who ksve come
olt ard they say that Whsa the men rose from
re trenches where they BAD boeB for tiiFty-eigH
9ags ,riR0la e0er beng TClisged, aud marsAsd eat
to stack their ARDS, that ona-thrd Of thsnsreelsd
epa stazyersd like arHnkea mea from fzmiae
al exhaustisn, and many Of them fell to the
e-rouaa unable 20 rise sgaini bat when the guns
v.srs sacked and the c0l0T-beaTers BlsIeRad up
fs lev their tatsered sB5 vera baRReTs upon the
stacks. then and not CD 1hen aid they seem to
knov and feel that al thst they had -suggiea
aa3 suffered fer, for maay long and ars@fy days
sD3 weeks, vas lest. AL had been in vaiHi and
men with famine written Upen their faces, 70
which was now added despair, turned away and
went Ike children at the sight OF the banners
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Tlo New York Herald publishes 3 long, but
very readable letter hsm 3 correspondent who
went among Cur troops in Peunsylvapis, his
object" in his own words, being ''io get inside
theiii lines to procure all the information Lhel
could" We make seme extracts from tho story
whi.h be tells
Alter telling of his capture by some Of cur
troops who forced him to 20 back with them
to Gettysburg, which he had just lett he pro
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4ho Kaal.os. On tbe 1'eaiasaia.

Frosa ths Richmond Dispa RI, Jrna 30
We eaEn by the York River train yesterday.
that yesterday morning tasre Wss not g Yankee
st White bsass. Tha Yankees vino we're there
have embarked, and COED many more rom lhs
other side ef t6s Pansaksy. An oiiiesr Who
was seoRing gear the White hoass un Tuesday
night, heard a loRg train Of artillery paas, ro-
ing to that place. assompaRisd by inlanlry as
ihis force had ali disappeared yesterday moru-
ing, it is suppesad to have embarked there in
transports Tor Washington
A gentleman who resides III King Hillf9m,
and who has beea a refuges in this city sihea
the enemy entered his county, yesterday recsiv-
ed information that lhey had len the county.
moving down in tie direction Of ths Whita
House. Before they lait they eommit.sd moro
han their usaal number Of thsits, and sntos5
and forcsd ef q large n8mher Of . negroes. ia
the neigbboIhosd sf Mang0hiok church their
iepredations Wsrs more extensive than in any
other part Of ths county.
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that hs never aghts untl esmpsllsd Of coarse
ks delayed At CaHton, and every days delay
rsads aim relatively weaker thea Giant. Bat Sc
Is not esTtaiR that he ssuld at any time have
effsrsd efsstual assiItanss. As for Holmoz, hs
5 % nearly imbasils, if not idioHc fsat he may
- dismissed az q ueusntitF, except 90 far ss he
vas able, acting uRdsI instructions rem the
War DsPsrinsHt tB keep Price rom doiDg any
king
CouDiisg PsHabsrt0hs paroisa array, John
ston's forces and sthars, there are now on both
si3aa Of the Mississippi ST least $50 600 men,
Whistler thsy can ever be got together We BE
not knew. Whethsr the President tHinks the
country hss suffered eHougl at Che bands Of bis
fsvoritss Il is impossible 10 say. But Z as thinks
ths qualification Of hia evil passions aad bis FAM
taslical prefsrsness, or if he aupPoses Toe per
sisteucs in his systsn Of divided al1s under
pet lisE.snant-gsnerals, Of more consequence
than the Independence Of the Coni9deIaeyi then
we nssd ne longer doabs what lais Is in store
for "a
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Al arlverriseuaents win be charged
%1-s5C ger square far the hrst iuser-
T sn and sI for each subssqusat in
p al-rf iea-
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~ Our town is crowded with eitigans of
Jackson and other psiats Wssi Of sac Pasri. fv-
ing before tho aesOIating onsny The worst
s9atags Of the fact IS ihat ihs flgsqas ars not
womeE and ohildrea aXelaziVsIy but many
a5le-bodied, healthy locking men, sai assly
aad apparently reoust boys, large sn6usS s.
cary big masiIei, arc among the DumbsF VIE
are leaving their homes to Be defended b. hlavs
men, Gad seeking the security Of more intar.sr
localities. Brave fellows, how they deserve
freedom i-MeridiaH Ckarien 1874.
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RETURN TO GETTYSBURG.

Isl due tne Fe yaached Gettysburg enee
nlops, aad I was imnediately taken TO the Eagle
hotel, where I was left in the custody Of q lisu-
tenant and one private. They accused me Of
being a Federal rec-lit-an hOnor which /
ews1 90 t5 mEddy condition OF my garments
wAi.,k-ceriaiuiy did look as if I Fad been on a
long, and fa6guing aarch However,, after
keaIiiBg ms prisoner for tws hour5, | Vas put
through scrutinizinE examination, and not
being discovered to be person of dangerous
pTaciivites, l was agaiR given my liberty and
permitted 10 move around ike "sny other maa."
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RETURNINo no HARRIsBURG.
- WH.D - -.

Thinking that ooald not proceed through
the rebels while they wsrs advancing ] turned
into the hrst tavern aud waited about an boar
and.a hsh whea the thres rebels whom the
eeanIymea had seen made their appearance,
and proved 10 be three IrisABen, stgegglers IRON
Gen. Earlys fsrce, who had succeeded il get
ting their esateen fail Of whisky and bad eW
deHsly been indalging in their matt ond pr0elyr
ties / had conversation with these tEfee
rebel soldiers, regsEding thea as q fair type Of
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1IYIVG W. - -.

found great diifsuIty IN accomplishing what
greatly desirad, Rsmely-t9 mix among the
rebel forces Under She preiex4 of procuring q
pass 70 Cumberland valley, was afforded az
opportunity OF cenvsrsisg with al the rebel
Generals whose brigsdss were in and around the
IOWA. Among those with whom [ lad al inter
yisW was the famous
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the lswer ardsT Of Tebsl soldisgys and uizkirg to
sseestsisl the sSssinspss Of thzs c.-ss.
Ih05r sxFressisas are shout tae zslas ss those
whiGs I lad offoB heard frsm tHo lips of tie
Tessl officers, and oBly differed in the brogUs ia
2 hieh they were clothed,
What the diyil are -ye dting US lsI You
may bate Us new, but you'll HiVsT put us down.
BY my sogl well fight til Tie last man or us
is kilt, and ihia, be isserB, the women win take
q bsRs at Il. T0u may fight US f1T all eternity,
and thia We went be whipped allheT all .'
Sach is q spesiHssn Of the lanEusgs and senii-
meRts Of these misguided people. They said
that they had been with 5tonawal Jackson in
all his campaigns, and bad never basa whipped
yet and what was msre, the Yankees could
ueYer raise mea ea0ush 20 doiE
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pEsrRUcrIoE OF 4 RAILROAD BRmaE.

1ig5HY By the soldiers as well as their officers.
Th0Ie who Jared st the hotels, paid for what
ever they received in CeRte5egase scrip. When
first the rebes approached, the people, as before
isdi ,aEed, were greatly alarmed but when they
saw thal their houses we're not entered, and tRat
tho tights of property were respected, they gein-
Cd csn6dsaee and eoursge, aud oireUisted freely
s1aoug tho foldiery. Some ef she baldast Of the
inAa6lJanis sYsa FsHtsIsd on tie experiment st
ultsing ABOLITION sentiments IN the presence Of
rebel 5fi GERS, who did not resent the intended
iasult, Dat treated 1t as very good Joke, and
oniS laughed at the excited fanatics.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1863

in that efficien. action which comes of faith
earnestness and unity of purpose.
We have made many awful sacrifices to
no.purPose. We follow up nothing SO that
1t tells substantially upon the final issue.
The fault is laid here and there and every
where, and there are none so positive in
their censure as those who know nothing
of the fact.
o that unity of the nation might be re-
stored in the bond of perpetual peace!-
We will sacrifice everything but principle
for this. Blow from the South, o
wines of God, ard bring US the tidings OF
reconciliation and love! Blow from the
North, o winds of God, and carry back
tf.e,message of fraternity and peace. Scat
ter the darkness, roll away the cloud, and
give unto us all once more the sunshine
of tranquil rest! Under the shadow OF thy
wings We make our refuge, O God give Us
Peace.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Congress have set up Military Dicts-
rorship. They have put into the hands
Of the President almost unlimited control
of tho sword and the purse. The Con-
scription bill sets aside the authority Of the
States over the militia, makes every able
bodied citizen between the ages OF twent,
aud forty five years, with insignificant ex-
ceptions liable to the direct and arbitrary
call Of the President for military service
in the war. and subjects persons to summa-
nv arrest for underlined offences and the
Finance bill, in the shape in which it will
no doubt pass, strikes down the banking
institutions of the States AMI gives the
Federal government the monopoly of the
paper money circulation and authority TO
issue it in untold millions. These two
measures are designed to subjugate State
sovereignty and personal liberty. But one
more measure is needed to make the Pres
ident as absolute as the Gar Of Russia,
and that is power, which he has hereto
fore usurped to suspend the ha6eas corpus
and declare martial law every where.
We have said that tho Conscription bill
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
COMMUNICATION.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:


Figures have no poetry in them; Figures
deal with facts, ergo. figures are great re.
allies. just take theaCensus of 1860, com
piled by one Kennedy. Kennedy must be
a patient fellow, and | do believe Kenne
DIV is a hero-don', wsnt to be a Major
General. have a seperate command, and all
that sort of thing. Kennedy benefits man
kid and believes in facts Do you know
why9 Kennedy deals in figures. lie says
"Having INDUCED in no theories aud with
no prgudices to sustain it will be my aim
to present facts, impartially." Think of a
man in this day aid generation, in the great
whirlpool Of dissipation, fraud and aw full
Legislation, Washington. %, that the name
could be changed, since liberty has fallenD
in these days Of pressure and oppression,
a man doin. his duty. and being a faith
ful public servant. Yet tell it out, that
such is Kennedy.
These figures in full cannot go to every
mans home; most men would think them
stupid; 60. stupid menD but yet to many
they would be OF nterest-and so ] have
noted a few matters Of state interest, think
ing that such compilation would not be
out of the way.
Indiana is the sixth State in the Union,
having an area of33. 800 square miles, aud
population of 3J0,4,S. This popula
ION is ,ii,i led thus: white, males 693 34S,
females. GAS. 3G1. OF free co.urcd the to.
tai is 428, and Of Indians there r, main
29o; The place of th,ir colonization b ing
the setting sun
| lie deaths in one year, 1850 GO. were
10 205. of these the largest numh'r dyug
from one cause W re l7J4. from consump
| tioa. Of violent d, at! = there were COS.
and ore case of Yellow Fever is rrponted.
OF improved lands there are =, lGi III
acres, and tie value of Agricultural i'm
pements stands sos. CAB, being an in
crease of g. per cent. over the estimat
ed value of 1850.
The "Archemedian Lever" is we'll rep
resented. There are of ''wea(e)klies," l54
and these circulate l34.60 copies. and l3
Dailies, with a circulation Of 1881 copies.
! believe readers are generally estimated
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
NUMBER 6-WHOLE No. l62.

Senators introduce resolutions day aft
day for the purpose Of ousIing ME from
my seat, for reasons growing out Of nv
services to my county. If | wanted to
come back to this Legislature or this seat,
or run for any Office before MY psople,
would not want better capital than could
be made out of these disgracefu act.-I
mean revolutionary acts. for it is revo!u-
tionary. and is in the sans iden.ial spiri;
OF th ose traitors of The South who are a.
tempting to secede from the Union. say.
sir, it is the same spirit Of those rebels-
it is a revolutionary spirit. (That's 40. }
When leader of the Republican party in
the House of Representatives undertook to
admit that revolutionary measures were
right. he attempted TO commit the Repab.
.icsn party to what, sir? To the very
doctrine Of those traitors of the South who
desired to break up this glorious Confedsr-
acy of ours. AS Republican At that time.
| repudised such doctrine, an take
this occasion to repudis:e It again, sir.
Secession is revolutionary, contrary to tbs
forms Of law, and is no. and cannot b,
justified.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

John Hickman let his bile flow over on
Judge Thomas, of Mass, and Mr.. Voor
heers, Of Ind. in the House OF Representa-
tives one day last week. Mr.. Voorhees,
followed Mr.. Hickman out Of tho hall to
chastze him, but was persuaded by his
friends 10 defer that ceremony.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Mo,her--"Nuw John. YOU nut diri5e
the cake honorsbly with Charlie"
John--"What is honorable. mother"
Mo.her--"lt means that you must give
him the largest piece
John-"Then mother Ii rslher ChalIeY
should be honorable
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
"a. A. O. BORTON

surreon 3 .ltist. Pi, south, Indiana. Whole or
p4r:i.ls.tts OF Teeth inserted on the most an
proved plans. S1ecltl attention paid to the
presery III ofthe uatHral teeth, and irregular
itv % C.lildrcn's teeth corrected Fanss and
d fcult ,c-th trt.tci With ar without Ch!oro-
for;a Can &c c)neuitri II hi. Office 1t any time
except on n ,ndayf Aud TUESDAYS
f.r o, M..il5,l STREET, vs.. side, over
Vr'so.>rr.. 1871
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
Agency.
7. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public, Office in
ckson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
merts, sells lands, examinestites and furnishes
.bsrrlcts of the same, pays taxesand redeem
pFvA spA ~ suoss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

Man and wife are like pair of scissors,
just SO long rs they are together, but they
become daggers the moment they are dis
united
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You cannot preserve happy domestic
pairs in family jars.
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C.P. q 4. e. Fs. Time Table.
Attorneys.
REEVE g. CAPRON,

REEVE g. CAPRON,
Attorneys and Notaries, Plymouth, MorshaiiC Co.,
Ind, practice IN Narshall and adjoining coun-
ties. RErEasto Babcock 4 CO., Phelps, Dodge
Co, New Y ork. Coo-y, ,Farwell 4 Co.. Co c
{ gro. Chicago, London CO., fhila., Cr
Benette Co, ri .tsbur-h. Hon. A L.. osoo'
Circri; Judge, LapOrt, Ind
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"utclllllaker.
JOIN M n OEMKER,

Dealer tches, clocks and iewelry, Plymouth
IRd. keeps constantly on hand clocks, watches
breast pins, ear rims, finger rings, lockets. etc
Clocks tnd Watches, ETC., repaired in the bes
manner possible.
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4 J EiNAII,

Homeopathic Observation-Disclosures
.o obstesrc Dr1ctic, and chronic diseases 81
women, and diseases 0f children oihce over !.
fslm,rs store. corner Michigan ana baPoft'
;,rest. whe he NAV he consulted At all hours
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JOAN 6. BENOE

a,,,ru.v stI.aw and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Kaox Inl.
Collections, Tax paving and examination OF
Titles, promptly attended to. n'-iy
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BarDcring.
MICH DEI GiNZ,

6.rser and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over Pattersons storc) Plymouth Ind.
Lverythingin the above business attended to by
the best style,
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Physicians.
NQ I A. RORION

ysvsician and Surgeon, Office on Michigar street
west side, over Hills Bakery, where he may be
consulted durin. Ofiics hours.
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Dr.. o. BAIRD.
Don ti&trx.

sra2u.te Of Jefferson Medical College, resi-
d-nes aai ONCE near Shifts Mill. Bremen, Ind