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The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27
From the Masnolitkly.
Blind Wiliie's Chris Song.

Ii was a quaint old st1re, that vii.
lage Church. II had beert long before
he Reformation, and its N walls and
high arched ceiling hal ed often 10 the
majestic chaunts ot Ro,na,l had once
been hanored hy the pressed owned
King. and that une no less fonage than
England's fifth Henry. Tht the stand.
ing boast of the villagers. gor genera
tion after generatiun the sAhere King
Henry had knelt was looked as hallow.
ed ground. The old wallJ Re cracked
and stained, snd in many ks the ivy
was growing silently and SID II was a
quaint and venerable piie. be honest
villagers regarded their love as part
of their religion. liz yenertwalls had
witnessed the reception lnt4i~t's iold
ol all their ancestors Tor ukenturies
back from its portals had burne all
that was mortal OF their kititkin who
slept in The little mounds e il !; and
there, too, had their intanttvs been
si.ned I with the sign Of thSs.r and
among those little mounds mn sey, too,
sleep when the cares and trial ife had
passed awav. As IL stnod IN tear De
eember moonlight. which appt % hish.
ten every mark Of antiquity, med Il
the solitary man WIN stood az ateway
gazing at IL, the saddest, and dear
, est sight he had ever seen.
H From the large Gothic WIG which
opened from the organ loft, eam D
/, light stole out, and was lost IN ightel
. rays of the moon. and the man gate
way could hear, stealing out I, III,
low faint tones Of the organ, wiHs Gel
ebrsted throughout the country weet
{ ness.
The man paused only Tor a ime
i and then passing through the gats lion,
: The little churchyard, he opened eas,
!. door and passed into the chure her
!. was but one light in the building tha
was in the organ lott, and by iths se,
/. 4 slight figure sitting at the ofga wa
n simple air that he was playing. IVA
Il 30 soft and sweet that the man's yo
}. luutary filled with tears. lie o
!. through the church. assembled the hn,
, was snon standing on the loit.
~ As he entered the organ was = fnl
+. An old man, WIN had been blowing II
i. lows. approached the new comef c
at costed him respectfully. The PLAZA
n. ed his head in surprise. and ASK
:, lust aroused from a dream:
.. Why did you stop, grandtathS
II Here is the Curate, Willie,"
d old man, without answering his q
Il !" you must speak TO him.
ed The player arose, holding on TO
ey 70 support himself, and said, IN sol
III fusion: !.
III IL was only playing hymn, SIR
.. The eyes that we're turned 10 the
,r- had dull, heavy appearance. An
nd had always been 50. They had ne
,ur the sweet light Of day. and 70 ~
,on world was only void Of darkness
\, musician was only boy, but the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

con, for it may adv4geously take the
place Of the latter are consumed in the
Conlederacy. The tilfor planting is at
hand. Let every fart do his utmost,
aud before the first cf October, we
shall have enough and pare. These are
The honest CONVICTIONS practical
FARMER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-27

CASTOR OrL.-A med friend has far
nished Us with the f.king recipe for
making Castor Oil. taxi from The British
Cyclopedia. Ii is an lcle exceedingly
scarce, and in great deu. The process
Of manufacture is 50 sic that any one
may make tie Oil:
Steep the seeds (Pal Christi) for a
night in cold water. boil for twu
hours, then dry them in pun. and after.
wards pound Or bruise The seeds
thus bruised are then IN into water
and boiled till the Who'll is extracted,
when II rises to the suriahd is skinned
Of.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
Railroad Accident

The westward bound train On ire i. j.
". &c 2. " net with quite an acct
dent iass Ioncay morning about tSo and
:. half ra;'es 7.est from his place The
tender ~ thrown Of tho track and con-
siit:.ably damaged Tie baggage car
was completely oT-.trrncd, precipitating
i large safe and The other contents Of the
car to tie ground, leaving lie car IN quite
a diiapidate4 condition across the track
There We're hrec passenger ears attached,
the hindmo,t Of which was completely
wrecked; the other two, n whica were all
the passengers on board the train. escaped
withoa, H. JURY. 20 lives were lost, and
"uobody hurt" beyond the conclusion and
the fright usually attendant upon such
occurrence We understand that the
caus. IL the accident vas broken switch
iron 1t the entrance to sand pi,.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
i. ). 7--30 LOAN,

! TIE Secretary of the 1rrolsur: gives notice thai
subscriptions will he received for Coupon Treas
my Notes, payable three year. frem Aug. l3h
1861, with seIIi-annual interest at the rate of sew
en- ard three -tcnths par cent. per annum,-prn.
ciP,land interest both to be paid Unlawful money
These notes viii be conyertioe at The op;ioa Of
Inc holder 1t maturity. inc six per cent, god
bearing bonds, parable not less than five nor mere
thantSenty wears from their date. : the Govern
meat nav elect. They viii be issued in denomin-
a,icns Of $50 SiG0. $50. 81 900 and So Gao,
ard all subscriptions must DC for fifty doars -
some multiple of fifty dollars.
The note. viii be transmitted TO The owners free
of transportation charged as soon after the receipt
Of the original certificates of Deposi. as they can
be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August -. per.
sons maxim, deposits subsequent to that date
:na,, pay the interest accrued from date OF iapo<-
it.
Parties dspositns :=enty five thousand dollars
aud upwards for these at any one time y IL
be allowed commission of one-quarter of one
per cent. which will be paid to- the Treasury De
partmcnt upon the receipt of bill for the ouir'
certified to by the olicer with vi ON the deposit
waa made No deductions for commissions tn 9
he made from the dePosIs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
SGsAssOz HoTxGE.


The winter tevm CT th9 Plymouth Graded
School vii commence on Monday, Dee l2th,
it64, and contil.le tvcl,e weeks. The achool
will DC free II I'll pupils between the ngcsof i've
and twenty one years, who reside within the cor
5oraiioa school district Non-reside.. pupils
will tie charged tui.ion fee Of four dollars in
tic High School AID three dollars IN the second
department.
Pupils nil be classified and graded according
70 their several capacities. and vii lie attached
to the department of their grade. The large
number Vi pupils renders this an ALMOST impela
tive necessity
The following named persons haY e been en-
plcved az teachers for the term:
Max Cri :TsGl, ESQ, Principal and teacher
IL ii. High Sei.ool
Miss l.oulra A. BoSroY teacher in The Second
Department.
Miss -CcT WE!cH. teacher in The Third De
fa.tment.
Mis-. Msny !, ooDnvrY I'D Ni-s leila Par
TcasoN teachers in the fourth or Primary
Department
Certificates Of advancement will be given 10
those pupils Of Inc school. third ana fourth de-
partrn .nt., .vho nav complete the course of the
department and such certificates viii cattle the
holle.s TO admission into the next highcs. Do
partnent, ari those pupils vino complete the
whole course Of studies taught in the high school
will be entitled 10 diplomas.
The following rules and regulations have been
adopted for the general discipline of the school
ami the trustee an teachc.' look to The patron
Of the chooi 10. all reasonable aud necessary aid
in enforcing prompt and genuine obedience TO
the same
Isl. Pupils mas. hc prompt and regular in
their attendance. Absence from the school room
during school hoasy, without good excasc, will
be con4idsrlda grave misdemeanor, and reported
. such.
81. Pupils will consider themselves under
charge Of the teachers, while going to and re
turning from school.
! 81. Pupils are required to obey the request.
OF each and all OF the teachers. when not unde
the Immediate supervision OF the teacher of thei
! department.
It'll. = he use Of profans and other improper
! language il positively fcrDidden.
5Lh. Parents will be held responsible for ali
unus ccssary damage done by ti'rir children to tn
buildings or fences on and abou' the school ground
and pupils are expressly required not TO cut, mark
or IN any manner defacc the buildings, walls o
fences.
Teachers are requestedto see to the obscrvanc
and cnfor cement Of these rules.
A. c CApRoT. Trustse
irrs-nhsr alba
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
MAR

On Sunday evening December II. 1854
by John Nef Est, Mr.. joins u. IfoL-
srsy 10 MsRrnA j. DsvINEy, all Of
Jyner City Indiana.
The printers were enthusiastic over the
cake accompanying the above notice, which
they pronounced excellent.
On the Sth inst. by J g. Osborne
Fsq, at his residence in plymouth, Mr.
PETE OLIVER ConoE of South Bend, Ind
ID Mrs FR4Scrs jazz LARrE. of thi,
ecs'Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

Taken ~ The TIA day 81 Nor, ,aher 1854.
Nv Noble iGliige ia " os' Township. Mach !,
luti BAY - re Nib -o-se white hsirs ~, lcr
hnd feet. mi 'ap0as,e to - tgo wears oil las,
~prins, s,sci - sity ,klllar.-
John 4. Cn~hm 81 Click a. itrphsn Cirru;,
Court, hereby ccl'', TIE fnregnin, 10 l.. err.
rect ccp> of ite ...-.futi,n 49, a sks report. :
:" go ssiei n, i''i- office Dec. 3: l>sa.
irHE ,l"ENtN. Glib.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
.TGE- III 81 INT NCgI(E.
Si'te oil Im!isna. n rshali County. Sc.
H. t;rct.i, Cont icIruary Term. ie6s
ticor-. " Bacon

:" I Ccmb'.:nt TO
p,,ion and in',n II ever
he u'a'n'ili - ~ shorc ,rtiilcd c,n.e by his
attorney hs> Il - in nav oiic.. hi~ complaint
- iin-i lie Il i'''Gan's I'D = aifcaiing h, the
aiI'iaVn oi ar"ip t,n' Prie thu tao def, idan,s
Nicii"'s, " I'll ~. ~ -, IA rei,on. are nom
e>idrnt> ~ thr Il Z pf In,'ilus .hey are there.
'l.e herth, ipi'icd - M. reunetcv of said com.
'..ir' resn-' ihc'n. AID u''c.. hey a per an
s~ti ordVmur iher,io. Al ihe cal in. a "a Il cause
- the 4 u ,y %, -. next ten ~ said court 10
o. begun go he = - ti,'' = j.. Tho town
Ut fi'mou'h. a. TIE 81 No' dar OF f,ru1r, 1865.
>iiG n'g' a. a 'ha nai''r~ NH thi,es therein
contained tt,. a.lc.-.G vii lc head aud deter.
miu,n ~ ilfcic eh-":nr
lpfN { CUSHNAN. Clerk.
&C 'art"n PITS Al. niS-3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
NOTICE or PETITION TO SELL
RE.IL ESFtTE.

State Of Indiana, Marshlll Coun:y,s So
Notice IS hereby given that Jonepl Hazelton
administrator of the Estate OF France T.. Withcre
deceased has fled his petition to sell the real estate
of s1id dc .-,Icnt her personal being nsuffice"t to
nav her debts and that said petition will be heard
- the ne1ttcrm of nc Marshall Court of Com
uou Pleas.
n-hi Va John '. n.nnau, tisri
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

ra&cn az ~ beti. 1usb,. li,ias 10 C,sn'e
rosns,lin. Marshall county, In i4s.f. ~ tie sth
dav "f November. l,hi. lsrEs gra ccw with
me beck, Whit he'll, TANKS snI tssS with SIN,
nHprr n't uGt II ,ech car. .lss sppais. 1 ct Fix.
teen dollars.
!. Ioliu e. O. l.s.r f-fcak &C the Marshall
Circuit Count. ccrii:, t.4e .son.s - Sc cor.
fcc rrn, ofthe 1ess gnii"s ge:sEHcd 10 thi, office
bv ! 4, pSi srn.. J
ui9v3 JoHN =. ,'UsrA,>. Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
vgH0 CONsUNPTIyfS-
Ny EES5DEI7 NOTICE
state o: Indiana. 1ar-LRii Ccrnfy -
u Circuit t,,,!it / lr..,iv T.rIn IsC5.
NI.iI-m Ii. Win. Arcl iba,L Wni.
i,arzilll wi-s. a,ciih,li Writ , Pari.ti

- lII"m n. u al. AIcI lDdiL NIlf,
Y,rv;n, W.. ,l;.,,, W., Partition.
and s'ar. il ilf.
The plaintiff N -. .,huv' sn'itlc! cau-s br his
tii'Incv. hi> E.cd II n.y ofir~ H. c"n:rlaiut
t@a',l>' TIA" ,;"i. Inaut-. md Il ap.caring hv he
a,tulNt 81 c"iDrr.t't reason TAFT che % the de-
:.n,.nn;s. Bdrzils Mi. = uuii-T.s.n ut of rie
STAT 81 i.;sna. Sic l. Gltcref.'r.. hr,ny hct,f-J
oi -. penn.nc, al sa.d COM 'ain' a. ninst ler ana
unless she fpprtr. l..nisr hereto At
tic rti.n. of StiH cau-c ia th. first DIV OF the
next term a. -a.i court 10 b" begun ar,i l.. ID as
Ils. Con-" ti''t.-. ia i :a -; P.N mouth or i.,e
Scccnd Ni"nd'k -, iyhin,iA. $50. >rii comrlnrt
AID iiir matters Ani iilines thcren contain. and
,iiegci will hc hrar,i AID determined ina he al
scnee. JOHN {. CUSiNAN. Clerk.
y. {. Caproa. FIJI, Any Ills-3
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TIE DEMOCRACY
local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Who will b-.ag us Turkey for christ
mas dinner Don't I'll speak a. once.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

fey nice Sewing Machines suitable Tor
Hold. Presents. for sale 1T L. PAULS.
ulc-sf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

The January number Of the Lady's
Friend Is received I. IS just starting on
its second year, with 4 large circulation
which shows the appreciation of the pub
lie Those who wish 2 fir: rate monthly
viii 10. Re disappointed # they subscribe
for tie Friend
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

WERE is the wood that some Of our
subscribers promised to bring us! We
want j: about these days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
/ iTijI

Bat ASIDE ftom al. the Advantages We have
enumerated 4 special tc; q Concr,s. cxenfts al
bonds and Treasury notes from Local taxaton.--
I'm ,be average, hi. exemption IL worth abou'
two pef cert per annnn. according te the rate 81
taxation in various paris Or the coun,rr.
ltisbclie,ed tia! no securities offer so crca,
hiucemcnls'o !en'icrS as those Issued bY tie eoc-
cnment. N Al! other forms OF in,!-ttcacss, he
;ailh or ability OF private parties, or stock com
;,zui,s or scphra.c communities enly. i pei-ed
Ter payneaf while ihe siiclc property TIE coun
~ is held secure the discharge OF all tho ,b-
legations Of the United States
While .hc government cf.crs the most liberal
terrls for is loans il believes that the very st-one
appeal ai he TO Nh" loyalty -..,l patriotism Of
tl.c people.
Duplicate cert ntatcs VII. tc issued fc- all de
post. The patty jcpo>:tinS mus, endorse upon
th.. or eiral crriGeate the denomination of note.
gc ur"d ar! whether they are 10 he issued in
OlaiA or payable to order. When 50 endorsed j;
mast be l,t. w.i ,he oicerrecclcins the icpo.i,
- l,.- Forwarded tn t..c Treasury Department
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL n BrcEruD By the Treasurer
of,l.e Gnitsd States ~ Wasl,in- ton the several
Assistant Treasurer. AMI designated Hcrositarics.
ana by tl,c
F.r>i National Bank Of Fer. Wa,nc. Ind
! First National Bank Of In.launpoli Ind.
FIRST National 3 .nk OF Lafayette. Ind
AND bs all national Banks nch arc ic.,o.i,a,ca
OF public money. AID
All. EEsrLCTAELE BANKS AID BANKERS
throughout tee :onntr..~'il give further nforma-
tion anl
.FF0kD FtErY rAcfII Tvrc ss'rsCsIrFrs
. stcs. S:slr.-Lnt No li6 with all ilc ar-
! irranc,s--coI sSiine"i good frame house. IL
led iafe three la.ae rooms Toe palior dining
rom ard Kitchen ptr,oi ,.'i r0o.n. ami, h..d
,..l X 'ci,tn bed roam. ciothc room AMI b,3tt.ry
/ There j. $50 a good celia, ci~ten ani Nuo
house. convenient Tor i'll be soil ~ :.
far price for cash. For fur her particulars
cnl, - %. ne snci - " hcclcr's Rank.
u. MCDONALD,
Plymouth, Ind. Nov -. is6I--nI6ti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

s < VI. BECKER take this method of
saying to all vino are oweing them tha.they
must come up and make settlement before
the first e January, 1865. a word to the
uise. &c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

ILLUSTRATORS NOTIrE.
notice is hereby given that tine undersigned IA.
taken out letters Of administration on the estate 0'
George Dos,cr, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are notified 10 file the
same for sett' mcnt, and those indebted are IA
ouastcd 10 make Immediate payment.
said e-tatc i. s',2. IL . ic sslyent.
MIS- GFopCE KOCH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

There vii Be Divine service regularly
hereafter at The Episcopal Church every
Saniav. morning and evening. at the
usual hours: YIN. Lusk, Jr.. officiating
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

Peterson for Jaraary 1865 is on our
table anu is choice number. fully equal
20 any Of X predecessors. Now is the
time to subscribe fer the new volume.
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Gew asdrsrtissmsats.
a. G. CAPRON,
a TN lyEThNiAY ~ NwhPNMSy

Licensed Far Claim Agent,
VIII attend to ell professional business placed
in his hands promptly and carefully.
Particular attention given 10 GuarIianShips
and the settle ment OF Decedent's Estates. Pen
zion. Bounty nd Back pay of deceased and disa
6lsd Soldiers procured at reasonable rates.
D,eds, Mortgages ana other written instruments
neatly and quickly drawn up ana acknowledge
nent. taken.
IL COLLECTORS made and promptly .t nittcd
Office over Il g Dickson L Co.'S Hardware
Store, Plymouth Indiana.
vIon20-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
.Tofcylnat.on E'xea

10 AtENOUS oJFFEREes
AGENTlEMAN, catel OF Nc,vorS Oeh;,i,,.
Inco =, retenc. ierm 'turc Decay, ssui Youthful
f,r or ac,u tee. - desire ~ benefit Others. viii
be hlnnv 20 furnish all who need ;Ice 81 charge
30 recipe a.ui directions for IN Sing the simple
remedy used IN his ca,e. Satercts Wishing -
profit Ly thc advertisers bad experience. ali
posses, 4 sure ausl yalu0.le rcaieu,. ean do 50
ht addressing , IA - once at his place of hu.ucs.
Tie rccipe and tail iaior matt r-ct vial iIal.or
tauc.--Nil,ie cltv,r i'.liy sent by return mail.
Address JOHN B. OGDEN.
so. 81 Nassau Street, New York.
T. S.-Nevous Sufferer OF bo,h sexes sill lind
shis infornaition iavaihAhir. fnIa-rns.
DlSoOLU rlON OF PARTNERSHIP.
ri Office ishetoby given that he partnership
heretofore existing bct"r'n The Under
signed Is IL, DAY iisso,eod hy limitation. Al
scr~ons tuonr r themselves to he ind'h I'll - tn.
late firm OF Reeve Cap'on fcau' sted 10 call
and settle. Tue GooAs and papers are 70 he found
AT 1l.eriico ofC. II ts"CNo.
Gu. REEVE.
&C CArE0N
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SETTLE Up!

All prrso"s md, btcd tn The l,.e f,n' of RICE
4 SMlri earnestly requested 10 60" I'D
se'fl. 'h~'- &c cunts ~. H. RICE.
v9n3s:f'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

~. BEc1sa wants those ewing him to
paw up. arl request US TO mention the
fact. that they nay govern themselves ac-
cordincly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

A Democratic raper conssles itself as
fol!ows: IT is - sLane % belons 70 the
minority. Noah bolorGva to he m;nori-
- wsiis - rast ,aei,gi.y yea. Z, de-
tTuesion. Irs-y much IS ihoy q. cong
uow.''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

lI.Sc b;;ters are prepared, in pure bcurhcn
WHISKY, from y co.lillI-tca OF oyer twenty clt-
Fyrcnt kinds Of rCots, larSs and heri5, which
act ia perfect concert one With the ether, pre-
pared from the original formula siyca ty the
great chief, Red Jack-t, 20 Dr. Chaplin, who
USsd them successfully in lis practice flr many
sears, and ~ heir L, gurcl - yr,at popularity
In the treatment and II dyspepsia, Liver
Conn. it, Consi patton, Sic. and Nervous Head
ache, fe cid Ague, and I'll disJa-, sai>'as ircia
torpid liver Cf Indigestion. Persons suffering from
cti.-r Il these lo;s.or,. diseases will frd
~ the ot these BiticrS which arc perfectly
pure and free from ~ those !rugs and rolsons us4
ally put up IN such preparations and ralu.ed OF on
Us:'t. ,-,-iiss4- Ta.iiiic. 4 Fipsc tti"l viii
vince i.se Il'st r,ical ia: in the RED Jh hEf
tncFc Is Iirtsc pAich 10 ether Bitlers pess.ss.
They strengthen and invigcrate TIE system.
They are uaeqGaled ior general debility.
They arc SIRE cure for cysrepsia.
They give gool and healthy appetite.
They assiat digestion.
They Il iie lest cti.nulent II e1ilteaao.
Gh5y e:e a Ficvsr.,iva - Eeye- AID hags.
ThcY relieve ccl.rip.tion.
Ehey curo Nervous -.e:deehe.
ILsy a-o perfectly rgrc AID paIa:ab'c
Hc.i p'rsonf ard cciira'c {, males WI Lra .ley
s.ve lsl e Gsctors ILLS Is tic lie
tn
Beware Of cann,erfrils. The Red Jacket Eli.
eis &c cnly sold In BEETLES with ctr name blown
the eide, and private government lamp
hcross the cork. -oUR-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

VOLUME 10.
TIE DEMOCRAT.
local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Who will bripg US Turkey for christ
mss d;nncr2 Don't I'll speak a. once.
fez nice Sewing Machines suitable Tor
Hold. Presents. for sale at E. PAULS.
nle--tf
WHERE IS the wood that some Of our
subscribers promised to bring us? We
wan. j: about these days.
There will Be Divine sorTiee regularly
hereafter at The Episcopal Church every
Saniav. morning and evening. at the
usual hours: YIN Lu>k, Jr., officiating
IS. BEo1sa wants those ewing him to
paw up. anA request US to mention the
fact. that they nay govern themselves ac-
cordinsly.
po.sr.,n f,r .Tara7Tv 1868 is on our
,.b,o .n5 * , choice number fully equal
g ,,v &c :. rresseassors Now Is the
tine to subscribe fer the new volume.
ine January NUMBER Of me Lazy :
rF'enu Is 'Scei'ea' l. = "s' S.''i'',i@ oi'
:. ~,
,...:-..1 g 49,. ..lr,.;I.
-
~ -
s ( ". BECKER take this method of
sar;u- TO all who are oweing them that they
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

AgtAIr- -Io.7o Magazine tor January
3 before = I. ssadias n1attsr IS Of ?
nigh .--gs:y character. lis embell.sh-
s.er.1 -a..r5. a.a - rrer..l one far aborc
!ae usaal ..aa.lar.. Il la-as;na liseratur.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15

ia ad,''ti5s 70 The very liberal interest Oh IA.
noes tcr ;hrec yrsrs, thi, privilege Of conversion
is non orth about three per cent. pr omiun. AMI
bcior, the var the premium on XIX rcr cent L. s.
locks was twenty per per cent. II ~iil De
ilial ti'e act al profit o. this loan,a the prrsent
ln.,,rt rae, no: .e4s ilias ten CT cent per an
nan.
III EiEH?Ti1N raGN SHE r LINt,C;ri
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-15
S.sEsshE. OF TEzEs
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frf.A NATIONAL SAvixcs B,NK. offering high.
cr rate OF interest than any other. AMI the best 50
gritty AIRY savings bark which pays ia deposi-
tors in Z. 5. Notes considers that i Is paving il
the bet circulating medium OF the coln'ry. and
il cannot oav i'll an,tr iag better. ;r It's assets
are either in government. securities Or in notes or
i,,ris pe,abc in government paper.
hi. equally convenicn, asa temporary or pcrma.
ncnt investment. The notes always be sold
for within fraction ot their face and accumula
ted in ere. and are tho bes. sccurit, with bahks
a. co.IatcrAls Tor discounts
Ca,ycRTiR.I i}Ti | SIX FER CEIT 5-.Hf
G9tlByG.
, 1864-06-14

Metropolitan Hall to acnt.-ThIs Ball
IL 1o rent FOR all the purposes for which such bulls
arc ordinarily used. Terms moderate: Appliea-
tio7s can be made At the office, adjoining tue en-
t1asce TO the ua3l. Jef0-h9lpH