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TIE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. q. 1864.


T.r satisfaction so universally felt and cxpress-
ei nj General SnERipAN's s,icces9 IN the Sheuan-
dosb Valley 81 My war rnnted Tho presence II
tho rebel army IN locality asgpci aicd with 60
many bitter rcco,lcctons, had produced s,srcci,
auprr,ssed feeling e discofiont and uncis ucs- IN
tho public mini. !. did no. seem ,e.r a. the
public comp-ch benson why boT,i'o ircc Lat
might at any n.nincnt be apc!l,d ~ . fo'.
nsdallc army Of invag on, should be allowed
% remain 90 lonp upon the POINTERS one N3r'h.
In fact, the position u tho cornpnra vely petty ar
mes the tpIcr Potomac inspired more real DIS
trust and vocation than the situation at ATLANTA
aud Peior.lurg. But all his has lccn suddenly
changed 49, by the wand OF y magician. Genornl
GRASr who hal patiently hided iis time
sr'idculy appeared On the rDcue e., opens
bouE-eXsmuej tie situation, and ~ su1d,n-
IL departed, leaving bciinl hnu-vic,ory. II.
nation will believe. ..nd hiiory viii record, lat
General snraIDANI battle won ia accpid-
nuce With rc Instructon3 receives, from the Li,I-
tenar -GcucraL iort eight hours previous, on tie
railroad plHtiorm al HarIer's Ferry. THIS docs
No, dctrac, from General snEafpAs'1 glory In
the contrary, ii enhances 1t: for the hnLd dat
etrikcq ig ~ necessary as the brain that thinl .;
and thought withou, Efficient pc,io'i. Is worthless
Es.L su,cccd ng account enhances y c y.iuc OF to
victory. General EsgLr's arm, an irs to have
teon comp'-'cy holcn. The cncny'e loses
IN Killed aud wounded aic now estimated a. anp,nt
10 u r'e thQlsun', alc ia irs,ncato i've thousand,
NAL . tot,l oi eight thousaui that may, md
probably VII 10 increased T. ucn by Rigorous pnr-
suit. - EArirs or tind force d,d Mt exceed
twenty-five thousand mcn. hii army may now 10
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EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-TH Wotl
FlJIsS.

EURs-ATTENTION, LADIES-NOTWIM
i standing the hi.h rate OF gold, the ~ Y "a
Manufacturing Co. will sell at last years prII
LADIES calling early can take their choice fro,a lI
large and well selected stock, and obtain great
esinn at about halt the price paid elsew here Alter
and repairing TO the latest styles equal 10 new As
ceipt siven 70 purchasers 20 insure aeainrt mo
Depot W Cha, ham 81, opposite Crooks marble Ho--
fLk&lSG, Manager Look tor The Mammoth, 80 IL
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WRONGS OF SEWING WOMEN.
Price of Brend-W nHcr pnid by Contrsc.
tOrs-ietter Oi President lincoln Meet.
ina Of WorhingwOmen In Philadelphia.

Seated In SAMSON Street Hail. last Monday even
ing, Mt meeting Of TIE Workngwomeu's Relief
Association, one could not help Illuminating over
that couplct Of Tom Hoods
40 aod that bread should he ~ dear,
And flesh .ud Llooa choapl"
There they sat some two hundred womeu. re-
spc,tally clai the r0u of them, vet all N.th tho
mnelihle marks Of want and prv,tiuu Impressed
ulou their counensnces. In surye ying tbs audi.
enet, tie en- gms presented Itself bow they nnLage
TO 1--we at all FOR forty cents II will be admitted il
hardly su'he ont compensation io- a sugle meal.
let .lonc Tor .ay's slstcusucc add those arc the
wages that ios many louy and weary nluntns pas,
these wo'u"n have worked Tor daily. Look nj the
scale %. prices dear pGblic-ye who live IN marble
pals' - and hos" dal fare consists " the lulu-
| ries all climates;
| u'veisAckS ten cents ~ iucclsant labor four
OF THESE can lie made day, P4ntuloOns sixteen
cents days labor. Hoayy oyercoat. forty ceuts
eacL, win ten cents additional tor making twenty
h'e onttonholcs days labor also.
~ you WONDER thel, that the working women
o ." HdsSs last evening Tor the purpose of adopt
nv n's'b Ies 10 rght tueI wrongs and 10 compel
| hvs neA'h IN The shape Of rnen--GovernInent con-
uNtois-"ho by uoir innunIan conduct are
driving t.n thousand working women into the very
jaws o. heil, 10 do justice, st least, 10 those whom
tbey nave W long enslayed IL may not tie gcue
| rAhy known that some months since 4, Working
! Weasns nsassa Assosiss.an was STARTED W this city
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Financial News, 1iari,sts, &c.

Nec York, Wednesday, sept u, = r. N.-The auc-
tusions In so'd to-day have been In follows AT "
0elolk, y2!; i..l'A pix. i0jv, !2z4 Ills 2s2k ;
ll.aj, 81 i2-., 2-i's 1913, 22ia 1.iN .2ug.
i.4i, 22D9 I.55, 22J; b 2gOA 800 e2oA. l. 22Oa.
s;erlnf bills Scic quoted in gold AT lO9A There has
teen 10 change IN the ndition o: the money maj kr
Tic general stock make, has been dull AID :. wei.
Ge,eInLI.uts se'c quiet.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHER MATHEW r. A. Il. SOCiET"
i No. ., y. y, Hal 2ai II I'd ave. On TIM Thur
day rNenins, at o'clock. Sprgk0.s-Capt Hart, ,,
X Purcell and Nj. tilbrath. SINGING ~ sr het.
ney, Campbell ami StoeKer. l.. UCoNHoR, Plua,t
81. j. SAl sE- Rec. sec. Iu&
FATHER MATHLW +. A. Is. SOCIET;-
No. D. Of Brooklyn, T.. D.-Public Temperate
mee'ings at their Hall, Grand and Ith street.
counhoncnf a. l.. NJ this Thursday. HE Bo1
fanny WIN lie present OrHtOry, recitatUns AZ.
songs. GOOD .I+akers. Sln'els-Miss Canavui 4 l
otuer ladleA hessru. Hatch Holmes, !. Taylor, Nj
tt', T. Taylor, rarkhouse and Others. T. Aclst. II
with vion &. iIindie with dnc .mer, and ia. Cen,
ANNE Glee Club. Also SUNDAY next.-Spe4se."
MessTr. y Morgan, Austin, M.chi Bennan and GA,
ers. sinfefs-hessls. j, II. kelly, hearney, !"
Mckinney, jackson, BucAinrhtIn and oth1rs
=. y. hullisAn at the mclodeon I +. NJ pIocis,f
Eoian Llce aud l mon Musical Clube sxpect,.
IHOs. JOfC E- Prest, ". HIkAGH1i, Rec Sec N
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-THE WON
Tone Circle All bold their regular mon thly pIi Il.
meeting on Friday evening, sept. Esd, NJ ~ T. n
,lian Hall, ia East 2uth 81 near lot ave. l5s
ting III lie adde's ed by III. q. MCCARTHY OF C.:
cfgo Deputy n. g.. jas. j. Rodgers state Ctr,tie i
New York, j. Z. klelly, Of Ionkers, aid j, Z A. .
nett, of Jeney CITY, the young and patlotlc n n.
orator. Al lrisamen in favor OF Ilish rationale
aIe urgently invited to attend. Come o1r coIne M
respond tie fenians' call. PATRICK IOOsF1-
suD-Centre; JOBS. McGLONf Sec. ~
DuBLlC TEMPERANCE MEETING, 10
u the Rather Matthew 4, A. Is. Society No B. n
lOIki a. fsthos Matthew Hall 2Oo sth ave at o'c,r
+. this evening. Good orators and excellent =,
eatls w attend. EDWD BROWNE Pies. LII
AAGl IRE, Zee. sec. Ia
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TRADE NOTICES.

IRON MOULDERS' UNION, No. %, q.
1 New Nork, WI! meet this eveAing at 81 Bowerb
All tie members are lequc.t,d ~ attend. JAMf
CARROLL, Prest. L. fENDERGAsT, Sec. lN.
BACKING BOX MAKERS PROTECTIN
L nion fhe next IL sular meeting OF the nics
As-orlGton wili take place ~ MiItuy Hail ~ bDI~
oIy, Ola Thursday evening, scps 2sd, ~ I. NJ
order, HOW ARD 4. wall FIELD Vice Prr-id"n
THOMAS W llNNON, Rec. sec. plo TEN. "a
TINTED COOpfRs-THE GRAND -
~ ciety " II mold regular meeting az ~ Bower
this Ihuridny evening, NJ oc.ock IN An
ate ndanc. Ut duIugates IL requested. rs oraui
PETER BNENi., Pre-. NN. llACkTrI, sec.
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" hoieSale Prices Of Country Produce.


NJ" ioeA, " ednesday, sept u, lNOi.
ire produce market, for come time past, has been
IL state OF proetia,on, such as should not occur Il,
tins se1oh Of the year, when the market abound,
With all the uKuries and necessares OF life that the
most iaHtidiouz tas;e ish for but this Ia owing
u the unsettled state OF the gold and exchange mar
k.ta rnd II Therefore influences the price OF al ar.-
c'' used Ia every houpchod. The demand for butter
'o9 California has considerably decreased In conre-
qucnce of the fall In gold, while the demand for
Europe Ia pretty brisk. Accounts from the country
zay that there has never been better full crop an
this se9.ou The stock OF checse IL very lane, and
buyers are looking for decline In prices, though as
yet there ia no notable change. with the exception
OF iu.tler advance In pork, no change hls taken
place In meats Beet IA still OF very mixed quality
Potatoes nie in lar demand, and chow no material
CDnule list week. onions Ia fair cuesi ut
iull figures Appc-, leach"s, pears, grape, and ali
other fruits IN Ion. are p.rhy, aud have good
demand We quote eggs, which are very q IN, AZ
gsa2y cents Ier dozen.
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XILHEELMKLGuTS AND HLACkSMIIr.

w At JACKSON llall-Tlc above II ades al h .
their reruur mretin- AZ jack son Hall corner lit,,
AID 'th ave- on FRIDAY evening, ID inrt, ~ q, ,.
functud UJelaAuco requested i.s business OF gT.,V
nupOi thncc VAL be tiHn-Hctei. Ii also piopoa =
III the las, meeting to make both Benelt and pr:
tcctiye >oci.iy Of IT, All members IA arrears src
lue-ted tosettie ur. J.. X. iiOk>, P,.s; J. II. ~
Ltk, sec. 20 +.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
ni6w3
ADMINS TR1TRII' SALE

by vi:.ue II an or Ter ef the Marshall Common
Teas Court made at its May Term 1864, will
oher ior sale, at public auction OF the premises
Oh Saturday the 3Oth day of July 1864. between
.ne hours oi : o clock z. VI. and O'Clock z. NJ
W., " 'oho"ing described Read Estate IN Marshall
Gouhl! anu state OF indiana to wit: Lot Number
Eight III Block Number Four of the T,wn or A.
e9'' appraised at $4,000 Lot Number Two in
Dioch NuinDer Five appraised at SO, 90, and o"c
NJ o' laid' lying Immediately O III of block
u"oei I'VE Ill the town of Argos, Said acre be
ing - iods long, East and West and suffice. tly
~ constitute one acre, appraised at 8 81, 90
M 'he Fop'fy of Joseph Ii. Ri ,des, late OF said
county deceased.
ieihis' one third cash in hand, orc third in
SIX, and one third in twelve months. riyiny not,
win approved security for the deferred IA vments
hio"3 SARAH RHODES Administrative,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
CORRECTED WEEKLY
so 500
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

BY virtue ofauthority vested in me by the Mar
shall Common Pleas Court, at its May term lee /,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on the
premises, ON
The eth dsy Of August 1864, at O'Clock p. NJ.
the following Real Estate, belonging to the estate
OF Ziba Wing, lit deceased, in Marshall County
Indians, to-wIt:
he undivided two thirds Of the east half o. the
west half OF the northwest quarter, and of Ten
acres OF even width across the north end Of the
east half Of the north west quarter. AL in section
%, Township "a, Range East. Also the undi-
vided two thirds of the southwest quarter of sec
ton II, Township "a, Range l Fest, except II {
right of way OF the c. L. T.. X. r., and except
also ~ acres off tho west side of said quarter
The first described piece being appraised at S20t
and the remainder OF said real estate at $3.50.
TEGMs: Cne third cash in hand, ole third il
six, and ono thlrd in twelve months purchases
giving notes with approved So curity. waiving val
uatI0n and appraiSement laws.
mol SOLOMON PEARMAN, Admr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
SHERIFF - SAFE.

pv virtue OF decree Of Foreclosure and
} order Of sale Of the Marshall Common
Pleas Court, made at its My Term, l3b4. and TO
me directed by the Clerk of said Court. i'll favor
OF John Connor, and against Obediah Hopes.
will expose to sale 1T public Auction, to the high
est lawful bidder, as the law directs, on
Saturday July %, 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock n m and
o'clock p m, at the Court house door in the town
Of Plymouth Indiana the following real estate
the town of Tippecanoe. Marshall county, State
of Indiana: Lots No four d. and five (5) in
said town. IF the rents and profits for term not
exceeding seven years. are not sold for enough to
satisfy said order Of sae will then and there, at
Il above specified time and place, offer as in the
above described. all the right, title and interest oil
the defendant 70 the above described property.
n46-3w IL. NJ. l., Gan,
SSerif Marshall County.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
GUARDIAN SALE.

BY virtue of authority vested in me by the
Marshall Common Pleas Court, at its Nav Term
ie6i will offer for Sale, private sale, the fol
lowing Real Estate H. Marshall County and State
Of Indiana to wit; The undivided two thirds of
the East Half at the Nerth Fast Quarter of Sec
ton Thirty Two. Township Thirty Five, Range
One East, appraised at S150.0o
Terms third cash in hand. one third in Six,
and one third in twelve MOI tbs, with notes and
approved security. not to bcsod at less than the
appraised value. MINERVA MONROE.
nlbw3 Guardien.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
The Horrors Of War.

Tie Virginia battlefield correspondent
of the New York Tribune says:
This IS the twenty ninth day of the
&ign-eyery day has seen more or
less marching, moro or less lighting. Thir-
ty thousand wounded have been sent back
on honorable furlough five thousand dead
have been buried in honorable though OBJ
scure graves Sedgwick and Wadsworth,
and many others whose memory We can not
afford to let die, have fallen. Still the
army is fighting it out on this line.
'sThe roads are strewn with the carcas-
ses of 5000 horses Actual marching ha:
worn out 10000 pairs of shoes Tive
thirds Of the men-more than 100 600
have not changed garment since theJ
started-bave marched and fought, anC
slept thirty days and thirty nights, in hea
and dust and rain, aud have not changed
garment. They are fighting 1T out OF
this line"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We arc authorized to announce the name Of II &.
VI. LOGAN as candidate for the office OF Sheriff
subject 10 the decision of the Democratic County
Convention, 10 be held on Saturday June 25th.
We are authorized to announce the name of
DANIEL o. QGlVEY rs a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention, to be held
on Saturday, June 25th le6I
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

RuNAwAY-A span of horses belonging
to John Blain. becoming frightened, as he
was driving down Michigan street, on last
Saturday, took it INFO their heads to
run away, which feat they performedquite
successfully. Mr.. Blain was thrown ont
over the dash ofthe buggy. nut fortunately
was not seriously injured. The buggy was
the victim Of rough usage, having been
left in the street by the frigktcac animals
a total wreck.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
NOTICE or DTSVH{1I-TJO

Ssate OF indiana, Mar,kali C9unty:
Notice Is hcIcly 81 vcn, that M the Fobrpary,
le5l Term O; shc Court OF Common Pleas OF Mar
Shall County, alter final settlement of the estate
OK Garrett Jerrold deceased, about the sun, ot
Sie,94 were found remaining tor distribution
among the helrs.
Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the
i'isl gay el ,he October term OF said Court, and
prove their helrship and receive their di.tributye
shares. JOHN Z. CUSIMAN,
n4G-3v '' SHAH w.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

There is report that Fort Darling has
been captured : but it lacks confirmation
In the expedition against Petersburg, Gen
Kautz with his cavalry, forced rebel line
of intrenchments and dashed INTO the city;
but not being supported by the infantry
under G. en-. Gilmore, was forced to with
draw. Gilmore did not deem it prudent
to attack, the rebel works being quite for
midable and more strongly garrisoned than
he had anticipated.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
SURREY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor OF Marshall county, Indiana
will at the request of Fred Stair and William,
Hughes proceed, on Monday, Jule 2'th 1861, to
relocate the sections. corners and quarter section
missing:
Sections 2G, ~, 81 and %, T. -, X. ., +.
J. VI. kLlNGER, Surveyor oil NJ, c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Nouce Is hereby givca tia. will sell, at public
Asc'on' On Saturday Jaly, 9th 1864, 4. the resi-.
Gcnce oi losei w. French in Green TOWNSHIP
Marshall County. niiana. the personal property
VI 81 Margaret McColioch, deceased, consisting OF
0heep' hOuseht III goods 3c, a credit Of six
Ihoh'n' VIII DC even on all sums over three dol
l"'.. INC purchase giving his note with aprcv ed
seeuilly' waving valuation and apprai- mcnt laws
n46w3 hI,:..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
sltw advertisements.
G. n. REEVE.
Atty at Law, Plymou Ind.

Practices in Fulton, Stark, LaPorte and Koscius-
ko, As well Marshall Counties Collections
promptly and efficiently attended to. Careful
attention given 10 Probate business. Insurance
effected on Lives and Property in the best COMPS.
MES i'll the United States. Papers prepared tor
soldiers and other heirs at very low charges
REFERs TO Farwell Field & CO., Chicago.
Shaw Barlow Co., Cincinna,i
Buckly Sheldon l. Co, n. Y.
Graft Bennett Co., Pittsburg.
y9a loft
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

DR.. W. t. Davenport, Surgeon Den
fist, will visit Plymouth regularly on the
second and last Tuesdays and Wednesdays
of each month, making two visits each
month, instead of one, as heretofore.
Teeth set on Gold, Silver, or Rubber;
all work warranted. Rooms at the Ed
wards House. [v9n36-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

A dispatch from Albany says it Is un-
derstood that the Democratic National
Committee have under consideration the
question of postponing the Democratic
National Convention, and will arrive at
conclusion thereon previous to the 10Th
inst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

MARRIED-On the 9th inst, in Plym-
outh, Marshall Comfy Ind, by Esq.
Maxey, GIDEON JACoBY, to SARAH "a.
GREGG, all Of this County.
Also on the 18th inst, at the residence of
Cornelius Garrison, in said county, by
Esq Maxey, CORNELIUS GARRISON, to
SARAH Nichols.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
n46w3
NOTICE or DTCTRIPETT0H

state OF Indiana. Marshall Coant9: Notice IS
hereby gwen, that at the May 1864 term OF the
C1uIt oi Common Pleas Of Marshall County after
nhal settlement of the Estate of J. w. L,dd do
ceaseu' about tie sum of Sd, 80 were found re
manning ior Distribution amOng the heirs.
"aiU heifS are therefore notified to appear on
Tie AfSt Gay OF tie next term of said Con- IT. and
prove Heir heirSiiip, and receive their distrbnt,e
su"ics. JOHN {. CUSHMAN
Clerk, Court Common Pleas VI. G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

In the Semitic. yesterday Jm lane Of
fered resolutions, which were AN over
that 50 much Of the Presidents proclama
zion as declare Aakan,as in rebellion be
declared imperative anl void IN the
House. Frank Bar WAS ous:od from his
sea. anJ Hnox. tie contestant, Ieelatcd
entitled thereto
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana wall
at the request of Fred Stair ami VIM. Hughes.
proceed. ON Monday the 2Ith day OF June Io14'
To survey and Subdivide sections 10. - - ami -
Il. 81 b, T. and also ct ,bli>h the corners OF
the lands belonging TO said Stair ami hughes IN
said sections. said survey will lac continued from
day TO day, if necessary. till completed
Nonresident owne OF land in SAID sections VINO
fail To meet me ut the time above mentioned, AT
the residence of Fred Stair and Nm. Hughes, and
deirav, or provide for dctrlying their portion OF
the expenses of SAID survey vii tee returned TO
the County AUDITOR delinquent, and such de
linqucncics placed on the tax duplicate for coilcc
ton, according To law.
lIw3 j., XII NJ; .;R, Co. Sur, of -, c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

The President has pard oncd Capt. III.
y. Tcdd, late Provost Marshal of Washing
ton. who was convicted by court martial of
robbing ladies of their Jewelry and silver
spoons Washington Dispatch.
Is he one of the Todd family SO nearly
connected with the Lincoln family
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

The work Of laying the foundation for
the new brick block Of Brownlec x. Hum
richouser is being prosecuted with rapid
ty. The front wall is already nearly
completed to the level of the street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

We go to press this week ono day earlier
than our usual day of publication, in order
to give the boys in the office an opportuni-
ty Of going to tue big show"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken cut letters OF administrator, on The estate et
Michael "iitiong, late Of MARSHALL county, decd
SAID estate is sup, o3ed 10 tie solvent.
nib" NOAH WILTFONG
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Cleaveland & Work are doing flourish
ing business in the grocery and produce
trade, the reason is plain, they sell cheap.
and always keep good assortment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
1DNINLS TRATORS NOTICE

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of administration the estate of
Margaret McColloch, late Of Mar shall County
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
DAVID zEIlNER, Admr.
nt6-3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
Guardians SHE OF LIND.

Under order Of the Marshall Common Pleas
Court offer Tor sale, and will sell at private sale,
at any time after June goth 1861, Tor cash, the
undi, idcd hall oI TIE y, W OF the ). w J., OF
See. %, and the n. +. I OF Tie 5. +. of see.
80, in town 81. Range 5. III Marshall County, con-
tanning 81 acres. belonging TO Iva A. Welch,
minor heir OF John " eIch deceased. 1T the
same time | will offer the other undivided half
belonging 30 uIe in my own right, the land les
north east OF Pymouth. has good timber and about
/ . acres improved. The sale as 20 the minor 5
share, Will be subject to the dpproya' OF said
court.
n45w3 OUNCE WEIGH, { uardian
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Our currency is like some fat men VIC
know of-tOo great in quantity, toe poor
in quality.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Our citizens have employed man to
sprinkle the streets during the summer;
a good investment { twill only tc attend
cl TO regularly; but Why have til ,ynot been
sprinkled this week?
Since wiling the above we learn that
the pump has got out of repair, which ac-
counts for the appearance ofthe sprin-
klcr for the pas. lew days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Rebel advices from Northern Georgia
t, the 9Th inst state that Sherman was
still moving towards Atlanta. Joe John
ston' ; headquarters were at west Marietta.
There was some ski FINISHING near Lost
Mountain on the 9TH and 9Th.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

See card OF C. II. Reeve, elsewhere IN
this paper.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

Seed Buckwheat for sale at the Mill oil
JOS. WESTERVELT.
,t0-Sr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

1t is announced that the owner OF Flora
Temple, the little Queen of the trotting
Turf has retired her as contestant.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
NOTICE.

The Center Township brary is now kept at tn
Office of Esquire Maxey: over Becker's store
Corbns Bloci.. n45w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters oil administration on the estate
of Nancy Washburn, late of Marshall County
decd.
SAMUEL WASIIBU
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

BsowH's BaoNcIIAL TRocHEs, for
Coughs, Gods. PaIlaonary ana Asthmatic
Disorders, have proved their efficacy hy a
test Of many years. and have received tcs-
.imonials from eminent men who have
used them.