The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-05

OF the Ladies air, 10 De ncld at COrDln
Hall next week, for the benefit of Orphans
and disabled Soldiers The object is one
truly laudable and should receive the en-
couragcment of all who are the friends of
those for whose benefit it is to be held.
The ladies of Indianapolis are volunteer
ing to take the place Of clerks who are en-
listing in the one hundred days service
Enough, it is stated have offered their SER
vices, to supply the demand, with surplus
asa reserve corps.
a heavy snow storm prevailed over In
dianapols on Monday last, extending as
far south as the Ohio River.
The Ladies' Fair, held last week at
Woodward's Hall for the benefit of the
Catholic Church and School in this place,
was very well attended considering the
state of the weather We have not been
Informed Of the amount Of the proceeds,
brt think it was fully as large rs was an
ticipated. Every thing went off nicely,
and Rev Volkert and the ladies of his
congregation deserve praise for their en-
ersy and persevering labors in preparing
for, and conducting the fair.
The Mill of J. V Bailey & Co. is again
in good running order, the high water
having subsidized Those in need of
choice article of flour can now be accom-
modated by letting their wants be known
to j. V Is. & Co at the water mill in
Plymouth.
Miss HUBBELL, who is a pupil of Mrs.
Douglass, wishes to inform her friends and
the community that she is prepared to
teach the ''New Method" fer the Piano
The great beneft to be derived from in
struction in lhe New Method" RECON-
mends it highly to allwhod desires thorough
education in music. and the numerous tes-
timonials in its favor from all parts of the
country are a sufficient guarantee of its
great value. Terms moderate
y FIRE-ALMosT.-T building oc-
cupiel BY lIoham AMI Klinghamer as
Saloon vas discovered to be on
fire last Monday night, and but for the
timely discovery w)lll rot orly have
been consumed, but also have been he oc-
casion of burning large amount of proper
ty in the heart Of the business part of the
Town. We sincerely hope chat some
means may be uscl for the better protec-
ton &C our Town from the raYages Of fire.
Our business men cannot be too careful
about leaving ashes in places where coal
Of fire may in night destroy the earnings
of many years.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Besazk d Force, Merchant lTailors, in
another column. These gentlemen have a
fine assortment of al kinds of Gems Fu.-
nishing Good-, and are prepared to do
work in the best syle
y movement was made b. the Army
the Potomac on Saturday last; merely for
the purpose OF changing il position =
Lee is concentrating his forces at Orange
Courthouse. \ heavy rain storm on
Monday night suspended military opera
tions yesterday, and cvcrythngis quiet on
the Rrpidan.
Secretary Chase has dismissed s VI.
Clark. the chief of the Bank Note Print
ing Bureau of the Treasury Department
in conscquen &c Of abuses in the administra-
ton of that bureau.
We call attention TO the advertisement
of NJ. II. Rice, in another column. lie
isofcring great inducements to purchasers
and il determined to maintun the reputa
tion Of the Low Price Store for integr
ty. fai- dealing and good bargains.
MARRIED-At the residence of Israc
Dileys in Center township April 9th
1861, by Rev. w. VI. Welch, Mr.. AMOS
HIBBs, and Lucy ANN RoRICK.
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