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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21
j. II. ADAIR. Sec'v.

RRAssING.-Imaginc two ''young
folks" lowers" snugly seated on Sun
day night, time ten or eleven o'clock,
sparkling possibly counting" an Of.
iccr armed with search warrant, requir-
ing him to make ddigcnt search upon and
about the persons of the aforesaid '.lov-
yers, so "sparking' as aforesaid, for arti-
clcs of ornament before then "unlawfulIy
and feloniously stolen, taken and carried
away suddenly makes his appearance in
their midst and make his business known.
"Phanzy the lhcelinks" Of the affcctionatc
pair, their indignant protesta,ions, the
cries and sobs CT the confding fair one
the perturbation Ct friends, the stern, in
exorable necessity laid upon the officer. hi,
suaYity and almost womanly tenderness 4.
he proceeds in the discharge of his olficia
duty, the future TO find the missing arti
cles," and the retreat in good order Of
the officer. We say imagine these thing.
and you can form some idea Of an en-
barrassing occurrence which took place il
cur village last Sunday night The name
OF the parties interested it is net necossa
~ to mention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

Ifyou want to kiss a pretty girl, why
kiss Ler-if you can. If pretty girl
wants to kiss you, Why let her-like a
nan.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

Admiral Joseph Smith, in the New
York Henderson Navy Agent case, testi-
fed the other day that "as general
observation, every contractor cheats tie
Gocernment" What commentary on the
character of those who are the loudest in
urging on the war.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

The View York Times, 4 republican pa
per, il noticing The expulsion Of It's army
correspondent, Mr. Sw.ntoa, from Grants
lines, says:
I'VE believe cur readers will generally
concur with Us in the belief that i'm losing
Mr.. Swinton the public lese enc Of the
most intelligent, impartial and competent
Of the many CORES pondents wlo have civ
en- the records OF this war to the world
i he had been little mere disposed to
tie personal vanity and Tic uneasy icsl-
ouSy Of officers, he might nave had & lon
ger career as a correspondent, bat it would
scarcely have been more honorable to him
SELF or mere scryiccablc to the country .
When a correspondent gives an impair
tial history Of army operations he is no
longer permitted to remain within the
lines. Every one who would remain.
must not admit our defeats, they must
claim victory though We suffer defeat
continually.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21
Epitaps. os, the Aasc Congress.

The Now ! ork Tribune Says: The
NNNFIIIth Congress, which has just
closed It's longer session, was an uncom-
monty green one.--Aijoay 1yyus.
Better say, an uncommonly corrupt one.
The editor Of the New York Ied9endent
-Becchcrs's organ-writing from Wash
ington, has the following notice Of the
present Republican Congress:
The Senate closed its Saturdays pro-
ceedings with a sharp personal debate be-
tween Messrs. Ccnncss, fcssenden, Trurl-
bull, and others. The Senate was consid-
ering one Of the many important bills
which have been reported during the pres
ent Congress, arhich gt'ge forge sans Of
moHey 10 prtpGte iht4rCStS ond iEd,U6'uajs,
and Mr. tesscnden stated that It was urc-
ed through Congress lya strong JoJby
infuence.
know nothing respecting the facts in
this particular case, but Nj Fesserden's
charge reminded Inc of the remark OF {
Republican member Of the House 4 ica
days since. He SAID; Il am astoGnGed al
the conduct Of some Of our friends here
They are fingine hard words at the Cop
perhoads and talking about patriotism
yet they are themselves bringing ruin OF
the country by their votes They throw
away the money III the Treasury, rs /
there were 10 limit to our ahility to Dor
row or manufacture. Evory JOB vhicI
can be Thought Of finds p'cnty CT support
crs; and even cd jobs, which hare bee.
rejected icr dczen years. comc Up agaii
How with PROS Gets Of success
The editor of ;ho Lsd,} c4,'et adds
There Is too much trdth IN his statement
Ell we'll aware that 10 lie popular il :
necessary 10 withhold criticism upon thi
subject; meanwhile Tie nation floats down
ward to the sea Of baakruptcy.' an,
closes by saying:
This policy, itse.:as to nae, IS ruin
Gus one, ~ad Viii ere long overthrow he
! Republican party, which the people l:oi'
responsible fer these ev'rayagant cypcndi
lures
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

~ LAWNS selling from 25 CTS to
9O IS CTS per yard, st the Low
PRICE STlRE NJ. II. RICE.
y9nis-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

The appended cxt..-y from our Cairo
dispatches Of Monday illustrates the blc~-
sings Ola Tres government:
The Memphis election on Thursday
passed OF quietly. Only Il small vote was
cast. -Four candidates were in the field.
and old Mayor Parks was re elected.
''On Friday General Was!.bgrne issued
special order, suspending tie functions
OF the municipal government until further
orders-appo:a;i.g Lieutenant Col. Thorn
as 3. Harris acting Mayor
If by prohibiting the circulation OF
democratic newspapers, and by fraudulent
voting. "ioyalsts" cannot succeed in elcc-
ting Their candidates, simple order from
Il military commandment annuls the election,
suspends government and installs one OF
the faithful Chirago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

The indianapolis correspondent of the
Commercial does not appear to think that
the Lincoln prospects OF carrying Indiana
are very brilliant. He says:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21
From the .iuJarn .fdeertlsc'
AMERICAN HOT AIR COOKING STOVE

A III ~ -
Our readers have noticed an advertisement in
our columns Of the American Hos Air Cook ins
stove. manufactured by Shear. Packard < Co..
ALBANY Y This Stove took the First Pre-
minn at the last State Far and our last
County Fair 1t il worthy OF the high compii-
ment thus paid il. We have used the Stove for
three months past. and have no hesitation IN pro
pourcirr it the beet Cook stove We have any
knowledge #. 1t seeu's 20 be perfect IN every
resnect. W, guarantee that Il will give good
satisfaction TO any family Who l-cAase IT. LAID
win & Choiell have il FOR sale.
MR.. STOCKW DEAN SIR: In re-
nlv to your inu,iirv IA the practical working of
tho american Cooking Stove which you sent
nm for us, NJ w authorizes me TO say. that in
the matter OF baking, which IS the great desidera-
hm ~ Cook Stove, the American Is perfect,
baking evenly IN Whatever Fart OF the oven the
article is placed and requiring no turning OF The
pans to insure an equal heat on all SIDES She
nrouoanccs it the most economical IN fuel, and
the most easily regulated Of any she has ever
seen. Very truly yours,
bridgeport, April 2lst, 1868 J. WILEY
FvIRFIEIB. Coun.. April 18th, 1863.
ME.GEO. STOCKW ELI-Dear Sir: Last
Decemberwc purchased from YOU the "American
-. Air Cooking Stove" We have seen moth
~. III - Kind which Is constructed on such sci
ennhc MISUNDERSTANDING the thorough conSump-
tion oCthc iucl-obtanng the greatest amount oil
heat possibe at a small expense, and SO distribut
inc il as to secure all the results Tor winch a
Cooking Stove ia required. " can safely say
th,tit fully realizes all the expectations which We
had formed from the recommendations we had
seen. and we can therefore honestly recommend
il 10 any person in search of such an article, "a
combining economy ana utility.
Yours. &c, ALEX, MCLEAN, JR.
Pastor of The Isl Cong. Ch1roh, Fai.hs'd, CoHn.
Manufactured by
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
Hand go Srcem ST.
Albany, \. n.
FOR SALE BY
II. B. DICKSON, & CO.,
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
oher IS iou5- n.3lv
QFGO TO PAIJI'S for Boots and Shoes-he
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

For Governor,
JOSEPH l.. MCDONALD, of Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor,
DAVID TURPIE, of White.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES 5. ATHON, Ct Marion.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH 2ioTINE. OF Fountain.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
MATHEW l.. BRETT, OF nlrioss
Fo, Attorney General,
OSCAR &. iiORD, OF Decatur.
20: Srpern. eudent OF Public Instruction,
SAMUEL l. RCGG, Of Allen
For judges ofthc Supreme Court,
SAMUEL f. PERKINS, of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA. OF Sullivan.
JAMES j.. WORDEN, of Allen.
For C c1lS CT the Supreme Court,
ETuELBERT c. IlIBBEN, of Rush.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

Our private adyices from Washington
are to the effect that call for half a NIL
lion of troops will soon be made public
This Tact should hurry up the recruiting
-NeW York World.
We think it will hurry up the recruiting
the ranks of the Peace army, and OF those
who intend to vote against Lincoln in No
vember
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21

aTGO TO PAUL'S for Boots and Shoes-he
has the largest and best stock in town; it cannot
be ex,e'led for quality and quantity, in Indiana
ana 70 sells cheap n6d
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-21
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:

THUR sDAY, July u, 1864.
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ADyERrIsEMENrs,

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What is your mistress anne 7" asked
Col. L.
my mistress is the widow Of Col. Ru,
ledge. sir"
"Surely not Col. Frank Rutledge OF
New Orleans :" said he, starting from his
seat.
"Ths same one, sir."Said she curtessy
ing low land n better gentleman never
lived on earth. These same old arms
carried him when he wa. baby, aud
never thought to see a hul!e shot through
his teauuful head, by The like. Of them
a. WASH. HI To brush his shoes All mas
ter; old Nanny never specie! to live to
see such urnesas ,hes";" aud the 1iy
tears rolled down her wrrhered cheeks
"lt"na." s~ii the Co,onel greatly excl
ted, need tel you this Is the amily Of
the brave, noble man, who saved my
life. Oh, Frank. my boyhood's friend,
what n poor Return we have made, for
your generous self devotion. Mererul
Heavens, that we shou d allow his child
to perish for want, ut our very door
Maum", take me 70 Your mistress, and
God iorgi.. US for lbi, cruel wrong"
Col. LeBruce reached the cabin before
the old Mauina. The steps. .were so d
iapida,ed they could hardly sustain his
"er-ht, but 1T WAS good enough Tor re
f"gxr." The landlcrd thought he could
not afford to fix them, although he had
chsrged this poor widow more for one
years rent than the establishment cost
him. | wonder he did not know he
could not balance bis ledger, With Al! that
.os. OF integrity aud honor, standing
against hun. But "everybody was char
g'ng them nj the same rates" "Thougn
hand join in hand tie wicked sha / not
Ie unpublished" says my Billie. There
isR day coming, when your account
books must alI be reopen.d. and u6nite
justice, inPsrus and omnipotent will be
msated to au. No sophrsrry Of yours
can elude it, In the scales Of Eternity.
that widows Confederate money will
weigh enough to sink your soul to the
lowest pit.
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In EQUITY.

James Gibson aud mifr
Sarah Selma, In Rquity-Lan
va caster.
Henry II. Dunrsp
Cslun bus /. Duucna. MI TO recovs,
William Dunoop Trust funds
sBd others
IL aPFsatiax 10 the sstisfastiou Of the
Coumis.iorer q At lame. Dsssau, Samuel
A duncan, Marssrs, N Williams, ii~nry
Williams, Sarah L. Willsns, R.ksesa G
W'!liaTs, Mary h Williams. Enm, %
Williams ard Ssm,el A. Iyuiis.rs, Defsn
dsnts 10 the above ,I.led case, reside with
out the limits Of the State; on usotuoa o
kershsw u tcsnor., ComplaIstants Sole
itors, il 10 ordered tLst tho said James DON
cas. S"'ruel A Duncan, Margaret VI. VIII
Iams, henry Wilisn,, Sarah r. Williams
Rsbsrcn Williams. MARY r. Williams
Emma ID Williams xsd SauAu.i A. VIII.
iam. do answer. pl-ad or d-nnr 10 the bill
IN nb",s case Oh or before the 10Th day OF
April, othsr~is- jndgH-nt pro eonfesso xill
be ordered against the,s
JAMES II. .WITIiEASPOON,
Cosr 10y l. n
Jan s, 1854, 3m
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o r r I G l A L ,

ApJ'T AND lSsr'h Gas's Orrlcs.
k'cmond, Feb. T. .Isel
ENERAI. ORDERS No. I4.-rh, fol.
~ lo"'sg "'dsr is published. for the is.
iornniIon at AL concerned:
Z. d. AhlsIsa, WAs DgrAnrMEsr.
Rivhm"nd. Fsbruar, !, 1854
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO VIII.
]. ALL PRIs"S.H- heretofore held by th.
U"isd Htntss ""'hsr,iiss. he her oiFIcrss.
soLDihRs o. CIVILIANS, rs.s,vsd at Civ
Po'h', Btrok. Ths I$s or JAxUAsY, 1854.
ara hsTcb. pECLAsED tXCnAkoED
ALL ofFicERs AND Mss ur THE Vicr.-
BURG CAPTURE, who repouss for duty at
Eoterprs-. Miss Al ~, ine PRIOR To- ruE
i4TH or NovEaBER, 1853. and whose n. mes
wrTs i"rv.rd-d To ine b, Mai Gen John
III. Fofnsy, AXE DscLAKBB ExcHAsoEB
3. All oihcers nnG men 1T the Vick.burg
capture, bcl"nglsg 10 the 6,st r.nn-ssee
heavy artillery "hs tep"rIs4 foi duiy at
Marietta Ga aud whose names w1r. for.
~ardsd to ms by Col. A Jackson, AgEpE
GLAZED EXCHANGED.
no. OUiD, Agsst Of Exchange.
By order: tS,zUsdl b. CooPER, A6It and
lnsp'r G-.sIsL
li.anea.tsr Ledger P,inl.l
Feb u, 1864. I-6t
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR :

III AVlNG received frequent aRPlicutions
l. l. fr"aL the friends Of deceased soldiers
to place ip a permanent fora, and make il
ACCESSIBLE to all wh" might desire n copy,
the ROLL. OE HONOR" "n which | pri
engaged tor the State. propose 10 publish
n work more extended in its scope and de-
sign than the State Roll. embracing Bio.
graphical Sketches of the officers aud mon
irom this State who have fallen or died in
service during The present war, and whose
friends may furnish me with the necessary
materials for such sketches
The llnn - .hi- the friends Of the de-
censed soldiers desiring place in th. work
viii forward To M. the necessary inforrna-
ten Ia make NJ for publication the bio.
graphical sketches, or. scnd me the notices
they with inserted, When they will be re-
Ni-ed md csmp'I-d for publication Each
biograph'cai sketch must he accompanied
by tIr naIn- Of at least pDs subscriber an d
Ten Dollars TO defrav the EXPENSES aud la
bor Involved in Lnc rparar"n and conp-
lat,on Of The >krlc.,r~, tor whic II receipt
viii be given emitting the ho.dr' 10 u cop,
"f the work at The subscription p'fcs.
AM perteciing arrangements with n lead
ing publishing house for the publication OF
lhe work 1t Will be published 10 monthly
numbers. and issued Ia the b,st styie Of
letter press printing. on tine white English
book paper and printed with the best Eng
lish Ink. Each number will contain on. or
more portraits Of officers and men who have
distinguished themselves during the wat
The twelve numbers will MAKE four hand
some volumes.
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tie R"lris completed Those intending to
subscribe or fu.n'sb biographical sketches.
should do so without delay, us the first
edition will be limited TO the number Of
subscriper
hddtes, WILLIAM B JOHNSON.
Columbia, s T..
fsb.l7, 1864. l-if'
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be rendered, as l had Knocked. over . bee
hive in my passage and the angry var
mints were just taking hold OF every thing
which como in their way. cats, dogs, and
old Biddy included.
Two or three Of the shelves had fallen
in upon me and wedged me up SO tight
tha, saw there WAS no chance for NJ q
until was taken out.
Every now and then I'd hear one OF
the bees humming around my head, and
so soon rs bed find me out, zip" he'd
go rite into nv hair. 1t did'n, take Iona
for the whole f'mily to discover my
whereabouts, and II became very evident
to me Id have to go through With the
dodgiug process to keep from being made
! a hive OF. s. | eased rite down in tie
soap up to my ears, then took my hand
and plastered my head over with n thin
coat; that served sorter ss a life pr.ssrver
for my head
remained in there about fifteen min
ules the bees becoming n little pacitird.
Bill vsntured up and pulled me out
There stood Hiss Sabie and all the rest
Of the Young ladies looking OH fairly dy.
ing with laughter, while ! presented the
spectacle Of a redeemed sinner just beat
through purgs,ory with sut bag.
To tell you how | looked would be i'm
possibe-l know how onsa,isfi.d | ir t.
| didn't stay At that place much longer,
nor | didn't 60 there Sgin, for AS soon as
| got the s"e!lin out Of my ewes ard felt
able to 60 out doors and mix among my
acquain,ances, the irs, thing. tho last
thing, the sldes, Thing, the bigges, thing,
the roundest thing, the sqnstest thing, all
the thing, and the mos. Of 1t. was my
scrApe with old Squire Smith.
Every old negro, little negro. old folks,
young folks, fools, bull dogs, didappers,
political demagogues and temperance
speakers were sounding it in my ear
And TO make the matter worse, | heatd
of Miss Sallie Smith mimmicking me
dodging in the soap barrel when the bees
were after me how / grunted. slapped
and kicked That cooked my numpIiug
for me and have never been to old squire
Smiths since.
l have now resolved 10 lock up my
feelings. 10 banbux for the next six
months; swallow the life Of Andrew
Jackson, Washington and Clay; live off
OF Alligator hides and ink ball soup
When you hear from me again, hope
I'll be flourishng ina more congerial
cline, dreaming OF bright prospects and
fast koons"
March %, 1864.
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From the Southern Christian Advocate.
LITTLE MAY OR TIE REFUGEES
FRiEND.-CnAr. |.
DIT MRS. sALLIE y. CHAPLIN.

BI MRS. sALLIE y. CHAPLIN.
"What ia the matter with psps's pet I"
said Col. LeBruce, holding out his arms
to beautiful little curly-heaied child,
who, led 10y nurse, WAS slowly coming
up the garden walk to the piszza. Sine
seemed 10 be very much troubled, her
little lip WAS quivering with the grief she
WAS trying To hold iD chsck, but which
in spite OF her efforts at conceaimsnt, WAS
making itself manifest in the big tears
roIling down her cheeks.
"Oh papa, pspa;" sobbed she, run.
ming unto his arms, and hiding her little
face in bis bosom "Li..e baby Frank is
dead and msuma says they are going
to put him IN cofiih aud bury him in a
b'g hole, like they did dear little buddy
Harry. and | am so sorry I"
Little buddy is not in the big hole
darling ne is bright angel in heaven,
aud little baby Frank, has gone to be an
angel too. Heaven is y better place than
thus, and if little May is good girI,
when she dies God will send buddf and
baby Frank to take her To their heavenly
home 10 live with them forever"
"Can lutte Frank get any milk in hesv
en- papa People WAS so stingv, they
would not give him ANY mix here :" and
the recollection Of the dead baby's " rongs
called forth another burst Of tesrs
"Repa, who is baby Frank I" said Col.
L., addressing his young wife.
81 don't know; suppose it is the bs
BY Of the refugee, who lived in The cabin
opposite. heard she had y sick caiId.,'
You heard there was sick chlJ |!
and left little May to lie the only symps.
tbizer with the family 10 their dis,,es. I
You have surely forgotten, my dear wife.
how much We needed sympathy when
God took our little treasure from u.s."
swell, Harry, there are so many 'relu.
gees in the village, they have become a
perfect nuisance and did not feel dis.
posed to offer thsm any ipducemeLt to
phoiong their stay among US by extend.
ing hospitality to them"
"How' prsjudjcsd and unressonably
you are talking, my wife. Do you sup
pose they sD bsrs from cboice Many
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THE SENriNEL.

The SENTINEL.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
TrsAs sr' 'tri'ay in stsa"se, As ksllsw.:
Dany sEsriHxL, one year, aao a
mouths, 10 90
aonths, see
per month, 2os
ss.i-Wsekly. enc year. lIcs
months. Tee
months, 4so
weekly, sas year, 7 %
snonths, 3os
months, zee
TERMS FOR ADvERTlsISs.
oss dollar aud City cents per squars Of 70.
Ises. Less than i've lines 81 per mae, lion
Address, SMITH, BAiLY kCO.
sentiael Othee, Rieh,.oad, Va.