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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
That Rafting"

The jefersonian says Of the charge
We made IN our las! concerning the rat.
ting affair: 1--WE brand the " hole story
as an uamil,iga,ed fslsehood. Very
well. Now for The proof. Mr.. Jamison.
before the Board said. 10 reference TO he
matter. that To difference how low we
should bid for the wo,k he was au,horiz-
ed to say that we would be unierbid.
George Jamison is.a gen.leman. m an
Of lrulh and ycracity and his word will
pass curr-nt, AT par. He is not the
man 10 make sach declaration and say
he was authorized wnen he was not.
We leave the ..unm;iisated f4lse!oo =
To rest where il belongs
We were not near the B ard du i,p
IT. session. and made "a PROFESSION %
ny sort. Our record is GU, bills ca
tiie 81 rs and 81. So less thaa he b, sra
PAID per quite iOr sim lar work. W.
believe TIE members OF iiN Board de
ire 10 manage affairs 10 the best advan
age Tor The County. We have neve,
lau!led them, much less accuse any of
them of telling an 'unmi,si gated false
hood
Ii our contemporary thinks il. dig
he an senliem ,nly to aliude 10 ps.y,le
mi'ler-. o. personal considerations sg-
lneiy iorrisa % he subject. i Is ari-
COME o ali The repussi,n can gam n
that Geld oil labor. Aud The very re-
mud tone o. It's article, It's cbasie airl
elegant language. We leave it 10 enjoy
in all Is glory.
We sai1 distinctly last week. that We
presumed i.e action spoken oil was un
'Lous n.ed aud not settled purpose on
lie part vi Tie Association, and we
contInoed 10 .nser.aiu that opinion. in
View OF The mtanuess OF lie ac;, un il
we saw The article in repIy-,iat is
sufficient to s.asyer any mans faith.
Truth is The keenesI oil all blades aud
when person has ihai Oh his side. be
has no need 10 resort TO deuuucia.ion
and 'ae uss OF many vindiciive adjec-
iiyes.
We attribute much of tie spleen Of
our neighbour 10 his greenness in Tia.
business aud sOiin.ss in The upper sior, !.
and to these add The necessity OF get
ting oul OF bad scIape. and his
column OF rejoinder is probably explain
ed. We hope he is no, SO bad al heart.
We have occasionally "siani UP ia a
pulpit" and do AS we'll as We can vii. n
there; bat We never had the vanity "
suppose that any eHor, of ours wac
worth charge Of Ten Cents Aamis-
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Our Position.

Occasionally We end man wlo OBJ
jects to our course. because VIC are too
earnest. All we have 10 cay to such Isl
that any thing that is worth doing at all
Is worth doing in earnest. What thy
hand finde,i, TO do, do ii with thy m gh,.'
says the Book. aud it is good authority.
Some of The ardent friends of Gen.
Lane disagree with US in reference 10
tha, one point, and they have night TO
do SO. We are honest in our eonvic-
tons Of duly; they are honest in their
opinions. We say what We think sho'd
be said. we say il candidiy and in deep
earnest. because we are fully persuaded
in our own mind that We are right. that
we would be false TO our country did
We bold our peace. Some of our warm
friends are admirers OF L,re We hope
if they are right. We s!,sll see il; and il
We are right they will see il. Our col
umns are always open TO any who desire
to scatter light and Truth.
One or Two persons OF narrow mind>.
who are led away by partisan feelings.
d.nounce us for oar opinions. and very
few have used their influence against
US. This they have right 10 do. ii ii
SO please them. We entertain no i'll
will towards any one because he canaos
see as We do.
Our record or The great issues" 81 ihs
da, is such that no Ioy al man can iaai
II. Our hear, soul anu enef les a.. all
~ lie cause OF si,- UhIun; and we chat
rrisriiiyh WIZ perfect haired.
Is uinal.st we enieasor to mrri
lie VANS q he v4,isus classes OF our
readers Ne d.1so.e our GU eide 10
-ess'ns % me iamay: our sinsIie To
a6@s sod Yoi..ics re have The IA is
iac'ionei knowing TIA. Gus per Is Ink
&c N he homes OF our Re pie Child
zen aud parents like il; ami Of its Iepu
taaon- abroad We are mol ashamed. We
have testimonials which are fatteiiDg.
! Is pronounced s'credi. 10 he town
aud County," and much more that is
mighty ealogislic. @
Our aim is TO place the cause Of the
County above all else in politics: III.
interests Of the State before any and ali
men in il: to avoid partisauship in all
:ts phases. and labor with what sbility
~e possess TO benefit all with whom
We hold weekly intercourse in these
columns.
We expect to denousce all species of
corruption; all enemies of the govern
men;: all who are not earnest 10 deed !
- we'll ~ 10 word for the cause of the |
country. II We have favored man. |
and be proves sa.rse. or corrupt. Ne |
shali east him aside. With as men are |
nothing. the great cause is every thing. |
We have no new promises TO make.
If We are right. those who denonnce /
~ will feel. when the ligh. enters their
understandings. tina. they have been |
wrong in opposing as: il We are wrong |
We shall acknowledge it The moment |
the truth - made manifest. Let facts
stsnd. let the truth prevail. and care NOT |
who tails or rises BY the power Of truth.
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@ Fini y. f. SLOT complains
dat 'wa u MS horses were impressed
in:o the -e'rice by the 8 Ale militia un.
der Goa S..srry. Suppo.e tina: the life
Of soms person Or The safety Of som4
family is secured by this act. would 20
that be OF more Importance than lip,le
Inconvenience and delay on lie part Of
our friend We ihink SO. We suy
gest 10 our valued friend. that when he
writes again for the Conservative. he
employ good English. aud not use the
slang phrases OF the day.
81
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GEProlessor NupoE. State Geolo.
gist. gave rs cali an "Wednesday. and
spsns lev uiau,ss 10 pleasant chat.
He p the man for ,h. place. Our good
coal 10 this region he thinks is 500 10
40 feel l,elov the surfAce.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

~ w pHiI s,.ort WISH 10 be +
dis aeek. ana found our f,irrlss ia4.
: irri"g "rpuai o-v-sal u,~ 5-silie.
going up. and bu'in IS appae. :
douri>i.lns coni, .sa. Wee kgnsas
his up ~ih pe,pe ihs F.si, Vii be
one OF TIE f,un-an. inland somus q
note,
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rhc fs~.ch grr.r.sise.,

The Es~s.Gh irry~"sise.-s,f f,s
NIGHTLY EMISSIONS Eff crUAtLY raE sLhr.
IN I'D ~ IracUr TIE usE az MEDICINE AZ The
use of The frencn Preventive = si~ yssak $, IN
venii. 81 the age Price g.. Sen, posi paid
10 ell parts IT the c0un ~. -Addre-s DR. 3. uR-
It's, b u 26e7. Poet OEics, fhilasslphis, =,
Cjrepiars sent free. ~ 7a=s sse ssss =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

% John BeIand. 1t the Cataract
Ho,'s. Gr's'hoppss Fall. can get cps
eoed dinner these dry times. Go aad
-. .ss. 49, =,
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SHOOTING GAME.-A LADY Hlr.-

SHOOTING GAME.-A LADY Hlr.-
Our friend Judge -. Mr.. and
Mr. -. Of L-avenw,r.h, were Out 10
jefferson oosing birds last Saturday,
and IN their eagerness Tor game, scei-
denly Iii lad, on sac, entering he,
arm. Some corr hl.i The l.oa.e where
the lady MAS IRON the view al .h..
sportsineu, We bel.eve. y wsrran, US
issued Tor l,e arrest 81 de pa, les, aea
placed IN the hanls OF Si.er,f G.b1,
who served II with ,his as,ssl ,,so,np'-
hess. and the parties gave. boni> IN ,p,
sum 81 80 90 tor iheir appearance 81
The Di>'fict coafi. We presume he
I+oseca 10" will he drorped. Rtrt
poor game aud "se'ieas joke. Jaals
When on conr o Jefferson you mus.
shoot TIE binds and uol he women
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n. lo- abinat Otgan.

TIL. insirurn.f il ut nded more par i,.niarly
ioT C rrch tq,srs n,erir. nid l. ny valuable
oIga. pin uce coria.is Twelve stop,
a AVIS TX 1,.Iu iisie sets y reeds. With hcnf
ris-ars cpapers; tw sssnsi-. ara~'ft ssi''i'eh
..-ur p-isIe pi scnty-five Key, aii L b!o"n
.Iy Z &C q! u son.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
No. 2I--Cabinet Organ

Same music as in Nos. % and % in plain sub
siantisi Back Walnut OF Ok ease This ~ 'e
: extremely poyular--p.rhaps The ms $50 "a,
that we mske--ii, IN deraie ri placl q
v lh,lI reach of all. uni serves we'll la clue liz
paIlor, vesry, -ct Oh, or lodge ruo;n.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

~ Our thanks to Esq. Dutton 70,
a copy Of the Rspast on the Port Pill
Low Massacre. s soi
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

We invite the ..,en,ion of Merchants. Bank
.r i,nnia ,,n-ers Hazel Keepers. sc. tp oar
fsri Tics f,r The nianufae'nfe IT he hest I, DIS
f.eirers Iasrna'e Dsr Bn La Inv irf bo,ks.
hi,a y !2sreiatz Sa-- Books. Hotel Registers,
Z .aDy--s' Dackeis &r &c
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

DIED. REX Creek. Monday.
Aug. 22d. 1864. WILLIE A. only chill
Of Daniel n. aud LuceI,a Frasier, aged
Eve years. Eve mon:h his and Eve days. s
'-ilcly Father! send thy healing.
Humoiy 10 the dust bow.
5hou mast called my idols from ne,
i'm ehildlsss Nolher row!
GAs vas Ike the timid dovslst,
10 ~as like the bosndi,.k fawn-
Nov 70 pluck the 1owen Of Heaven
With Asr williss sons."
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
No. Ia-Cab.net Organ

y fYers from No. IL IN case only. For oFgan.sts
who re inexperienced IN the use OF pedsi, I'LL
j. our best cn,Irre instrument. being less CDR
piicat,d THAI the N. o, ari better adapted 10
transportation. We can confidently recommend
1t as very del a 10 ton churches. public halls
and loige ioJin;. Also desirable pafior in
-,rurneut. rrl.r.r..t -a
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27

1 R.m-mh-r the Teachers Asso
ois''oo Al the Fdls next week Taur.-
day SEP. LIST.
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No. Il-ClbInet Organ.

With eish, sf6ps f3hi complete sets Of reeds
sd ts.o isar,I,i--is b.nshl b, the performer
.i.i co,,sias e s;aunuatic swell. Intended IN
she paFlor gu! d.agiug room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
COG WHEELS! =
THE ONLY wRSGEE WHITE PATEYT
Cog Wheel Regulator,

viii h rosIrIvFLr prevents the rolls from
Breaking or 2miSttng on Tie SHIFT.
Il was pronounced su perirr to Nil others II the
Wprld' Fair AT London. 1862. IL took b. Fla Z
PREnIUN Il The great Fair OF the AMERICAN IN
srITuTE In New York CITY. 1883. ~ here ih judg
Is were practical merhanic-. End appreciated
Cog Wheels. II took the First Prs mum NJ he
New. York State Fair 49,. 1862 and 1868
Vermont, Pennsylvania Iowa, Illinois and
NJ chigan Stare fnirs. 1863,
Ard Couu,v Fairs without number.
ORASoE JuDD * the American agrcu'turist,
ssys Of the tSIvKR-AL CLOTHS NnINGER:
Nv think tn IA chine mu IA III iiisn Pays
Fox .TsELF EVER YEAR n tire ssyir. oi gar.
mentsl There are several kinds. nearly iik, in
General corsiruc ~ but We consider II IMPORT
niss tnnI the VIZ niger b. fiiied win Cog, . her
wise mass at rmsnis may clog The rollers,
and rhe rollers upon the crank shaft i p md ear
the ciaiDes. or ine rHoier b'enk o'se FROM the
shaft Our own is one II IN. fs ma q sd II is
NJ GOOD A NEW after nearly + Ck}E IRIS
CONSTANi tSE.'
Ne have .even sizes from IS 50 10 $50 The
ordinary family sizes are No. | $40 aad n, 2
e. These have -
G-WHEEtS,
and are WARRANTED IN every arnciiai
Ga receipl O. The piicc. n n, p s.es W. 70 n.
one is selling, we viii 81 IRE Z {. ~ Zee
OF IxPExsI Whal weep c ~, IN god
cANVASSER
in every town. ~ Oder - nissensrnt-
and guarantee the exclusive -,.s, -
- gsg re. BgOwNlyG.
So ~ f-sll T. 345 Brosdwsy. Nv York;
-sf... rs.f Il ~. e =. Ia Is ..5er. 81
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No. 92-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No q l., cese o1ly Tbs stu
mcnt j. rye lsed iA-leslnt rosewood, h. hh p
shod--Jes sn.d a,so ~. ID. parlu.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
No..s-C,abinei Organ

Coniai SIX sisps-'hree complete sells OF reeds
and ole maHual-a yer, excellent instrument
for ,piche- ef mocerafe mean. as il combines
much Of The power and ca biity CT The iargei
instuments-a a, u nucb itssco.f. M VIZ
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-27
AGRsCULTE RE.

IN addition 10 other mstfrr a cstian 81 the col
umEs II oar WceSi, eJiilne viii BE- dpsoied 10
agriculture
" nrs roindcif MI very f1Hiis tht .s.tscg,bes
f,sr fns NEtE.y bs,EEtFs ~tii-Hsr, 81. - -
ra., ., tioh Of III = lie n 81 . u r's-sf
J sp.slnea COS fa4.i-Ssd list, n. WAC a.
'''' . lBui1E,JS GoaPANY,
-iuE. -. 'E3 1854 LsArenSo.ti, k-l.s.s-
a AFHl -
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed lheir. Drug Sore to
The ro, nsr Vi Shawnee b 5lh ..s.. oppo-
8, ~ the Nansicu House. Leav-nwor'h.
AMI have o., had !, iull supply OF Med
ic.n-.. Fin Peiiumers Brushes al all
kin =. ana every thing pertaining 10 the
Drug trade. i89-H.
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BLANK B0oKs Fei. ColNTIEs


) au;seig ed rom Aha hest & al 1sS, .nd la III
highes: ST, io'a theaIt
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THE EVESlNG BULLETIN,
THE TRl-NEEKLY BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

T. .su ed every Tuesiav. ard y insd up exl r-ss
for u country FROM the SIX .iail, ed.i.nns Yfsl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
SURVEY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 81 he undersigned
County Surveyor % ,rSiaiCoun;y indiana will,
AT tie request of Iiarnah Iatiarl, proceed on
Monday. III -. day OF February. 1851, TO sur
vey and sub liviie Stcfiun s Town - North
Range , East N MARSHALL County. Indiana
ami also TO establish the corners OF the land be-
longing Ia aid Laffart in sal. section. Said
II ycy will lie c"Eti. ued from DAY to day If neces-
siry I'LL completed.
Nonresident owners of land in aid Section who
fail to meet me at IN, time above mentioned, 1T
the residence of said Laff ,ri. and dclray. or pro-
vile iUr ,i"Ira, ing their portion OF the expense OF
siid survey will be returned TO the County udltor
a, delinquent. and sue d'lin luencieS placed on
the Tx duplicate for collcc ION according TO law.
]. VI. kiineer.
n26w3 Co. Sur. IF VI. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
htObICk's Stomach Isisters.
sol DlER'S HOME,
SUIEniNTEADE>T's OFFIct,
CINc NNATI, June 4, Is 3.

To r. &, ". RoB,cK-
MY DEARSIR am Dispensing 4, second in, oice
of cur Strrsach Btrcrs among ilrt l.r.c nniuber
oi meu wi daily arrive 1t tbs institution for
refreshments and rest The universal f-e., uonv
iSfhtt these Buffers are the best mlflc. For the
various GUNNER complaints which All ,ct so many
| know 81 40 remedy so safe AMI So sure. Pm
tarth saws: "To ask u p',ysici IN what j. cas-, and
what l. hiri ot digestion, and what will aor.e
wit the stpm ,cl i ippHt as sensible as Ia ,sk
what Is sweet or hitter. or sour" Persons WIN
look out for breikcrs-1nd have vour stomach
Buffers IN the hou4e-i am sire will never AK
any one the foolish question spoken of by th
great philosopher. mus, not omit a word or
two TOR yoar Citawbi Brandy. have many men
here who had br md, prescribed ior them by de-.
tinguishcd Army Surgeons The effect of YOURS
on such are mast beneficial, far more so than
from my previously taken. Prr.ons who .ie.ir
arteliy pure Brandy cannot fail in TIA, il purclia
iftliey get YOUR brand.
am, Doctor, with much resrect,
YOui servant,
G. w. d. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
II 0aice aud IA tnuitctry. No. So, SIS, Ga
and 62, East Third street. For sale everywhere
rnlS-Iy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

The asylum for the poor, in Hunting
ten county, was dcstr, yed by fire On the
18th inst The Keeper, Jacob Young,
$50. died about i fortnight before the ca
5~astr,phe. lis fmily who were still in
possession Of the premises, lost about Ell
her household goods. to the value u
500. the ire VS. .cciIenal.-N.u ni
70 mitet.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not 10 purchase
a note given by me ON or nh. n. the 7th doy If Nav
1865 tor bty dollars. ,a,ahlc to = K. Edw ,rls
nine months after date, and 81 med Nv Samuel
kh"ieS and H.. NJ logan as s~ureties. Said note
was obtained through fraud ard without any con
sideratiou, and 1t Is not NV pu pose eve. TO paw II.
n@owS JESSE u. WILLIAMS.
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aleu- advertisements.

GUARDIANS SALE Of RIAL ESTATE.
Notice i h"rciv given -, the UNDERSIGNED.
guardian of Jtnes Weaver, Louisa Viewer. and
Aiv'n "ravcr minors, " I -cIl 1t private air the
Cnuiyided nipe fifteenth. t4-i5) part of ,hc south
rtst quarter "f the -ouih we.- Qnarror of SECTION
E~i"hteen flej in Township Thirty tlner f}al
North. OF Range Two "a El>t. in M.rslall
County ntiana. Aplicati ms of purchasers will
ne received At nv residence in We,t Tnun,lin.
nd at tn. Law onire off G.. Osborn in Ply mouth
a sud county until the 21;h day of Fcuru ,ry .
j. IS6I.
Terms % salc-t 60 cash IN Ian a. and thu.
re-ltue'n two equal r''m, ms ~ I've, and three
Years from day Gi sale, the rurc,i rsrr . iAins nnirs
20 Interest. waivIn. va!uaticn and ~ ,faiSm, nj
AIS mi secured 10y GOOD fr, thvld srruritv.
Said sale 10 he subject I, he arrroval Of th,
Marshall Court of Common Pi~ise
CASPER G4T1RE.
n2."J Guardian
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

J. V. Bailey. X Co. have bought the
Richmond Mill at this place, are repairing
and will soon have it in good running or
der They are now ready to Go custom
work with promptnc.s and Dispatch. The
frm is composed Of men able aud encrget-
ic. who viii spare no pains to bui!t up end
maintain u first class reputation for the
mill.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice j. hereby gIven that / will sell 1T Punhc
4 action on Thnrs1i ~ the llth day of February
next, 1T tie late residence of " watt Thompson
iatt 81 Marshall County deceased. all his personal
rroue-t>. mo- taken by the widow consisting ui
for>es. hogs. cattle. farming imnl .mrnrS, house
hold furniture &c Nc. A credit OF six months
will be given Oh all sums over three dollars, the
Jurch user g,vin- his Tpte with approved surety,
waving va'aatioa and apprai. ement laws, with
interest from date.
ELlZABE II 7UONPSON.
n2Jw3 Administrative
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

THE PAY-RoLL.-To learn hnw immense
is the army of the United States. it is nee
cssary to examine the rolls az the Paymas-
;er's Office. y correspondent of the Gin
%cinnati G>zehe. Indignant at the discove-
res there made, says:
Oue thing ought not on any prescxt to
he neglected. y rerenItory stop should
be put to the fur her saddling of the coun-
try with a plethora Of officers. We have
On the rolls, say an army OF 1Uo, 600 men.
IF whom perhaps half Il million are in some
~ort or other in the field. " are pay ny
III crs fer MT nan less ttdH fou en-
hutRrs &" usraoi \ Colonel IS popular
Is supposed to commlnl u thousand men
Oar Co'oeels viii h@rily average Eve kun
ired. The salae may be said Of all suoor-
Innate officers. A. for superior ones. who
needs to lie told Of the hosts of Briead;ers
mi MAJOR Generals without work, ami
sanding III the way Of the promotion OF
better men:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

About the meanest exhibition Of pulti
cal malice we have heard of lately occurred
OH Sunday last in Fulton County. The
particulars. as we are informed. are as
follows: y young man named Alley, enlisted
about two years ago in a company organiz-
ed at Logansport, and not being IN very
good health ut the time. soon began to grow
more feeble and became too much
reduced to endure the fatigue of camp
life. His father. who livesi in Fulton coun-
ty, learning the fact. applied TO the Captain
for his discharge, allc2lngas Il reason, that
the health Of his son would not admit of the
hardships which a soldier must necessarily
undergo. The Captain agreed to discharge
the young man if the father would furnish
a substitute for hi II. which proposition was
accepted, and by paying Il man 500 to fill
his place. young Alley was discharged, as he
supposed, from further military duty.
On Sun .ay last, a posse Of six patriot-
&c Abo!itiOnists, VIII Se only love Is tor
tie almighty niger, went 10 the house
o. A!ey. AMI under tha cowarlly pretense
Of buvin. a horse. called him to The stable
where to gratliy q malicious hate he was
arrested, hurried off to Ibis place through
ran aud mud. and the rext day sent
~ L,3nnrte as a ,le~erter
Alley, We learn, is a democrat; had he
been AL abolitionist no one would have
thought Of arre-ting I'm as a Ge,erier.
Thus under the administration Of Abr
ham Lincoln. any man who may incur The
hate of black republicans. is liable to be
arrested. 10 matter how innocent of guilt.
and sent from his home, merely TO graf fy
tie th;eying spirit of aoolitionism.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
SfECIAL Offices.
TO CONsg

The undersigned HAVING been restored 70 bcal,l
m "A few weeks. hy IA very SHINE umedy. ate,
having uttered ScyesaI yeats Wih 4 severe Ian
Election. aud tlLtt read di-ea>e. C~on-umrtio,,-
; anxious I" Ike known TO his icilv~->uferer
The means Of cure.
To all who desire il he will send a. conv of tho
prescription n-ed free ot cutIge). with The cirrr
llnnS Tor Prep ring anI using the same. which
the Will Ind a = are care Tor Co~<uMruoN.
A-THMs, BRONCHITIS. CuUGHs. CONS, Ar. This
onl' object OF the advertiser in send NJ the p, .
srrlpton g io benefit the atii'cie1. ana spread in
formation which he conceivrs to he Invaluable
ana he lopss every sufferer viii try his remedy. -.
Il viii cost them nothing. and may Prove II bles ing
P'rties wishing the prescription will plense
Address
Rrv. n ARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh, alnssC county New York.
NoA. 5.-s3pi4-4m.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned.
County SURVEYOR at Marshall county Indiana will
al The rspurst"f Richard 5hikcs, proceed on Feb
rnIry the 10th 1861 TO survey aud Sr,biividc sec
ton - ] - n, ROE. ia Mn>ilal county. and ai.a
rst'b'sithe C. rneI> oft;e lands belonging Ia sand
Rl' hard Shakes in said section. siid survey Will
be continued from day To day il necessary til
Competed.
n nresident ewne = Of land in sud SECTION - bo
Iail TO meet mo at the time above msEIo,td. a,
The rcsjfcnc' If Richard Slakes. uud dr -, -,
provide tUr deira,in. th-ir ppriioi. o; ,he ex,ens,.
ofsari survey will br returned to-! ernunt, Audi.
or rs Delinquent, and SUCH d, lrranrncie. placed ON
the tax duplicate tar { III ctia acc ,r.Ii,n ~ l,u
n25"3 JIM, Killing CIR, Co, Sur, OF NC,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

The first Of the series OF hops TO he
given By tie young folks Of plymouth,
viii come of this Thursday evening
Only those who have subscribe viii be
admitted. unless AZ the solicitation OF the
committee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

The society of journeymen ~tailors OFFS.
LOU. have recently passed Il resolution
against the employment of women by e.
ther bosses or j~ourneymer, and the woule
nave complained that they are threaiene
with renury and restitution by the new
rule Of the society.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
NEW &rCOervs
II. "A. WORK.
Plymouth Marshall Co. Ind

The undersigned has established a Nev c,ooo
ry Store one door west of Becker's cor,,.r onIa
porte street. and will ~ all times keep a camplete
assortment OF Family Groceries. of the yer, .y.r
QUALITY. which he will invariably sell A. tire Iow.
est market price Richmond Mills FIour aud
Feed always on hand. II. A. IVORY
Plymouth, indiana, Jsly 18th 1853. rot,f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04
THE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Common Pleas Court is III session this
week Circuit Court commences next
Monday.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-04

Rerbar@er'- o-.idic Y Harness shop vas
broken ia;o lat Friday night, and robbed
Of three saddles. worth about $50. The
thief vi! likely ride 10 the d.