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From Aspinwall.

New YoRK-Oct. 1.-THE steamer Ocean
Queen. from Aspin wall, with dates 10 the Isl,
has arrived. She brings Sf.3 e2, rs In treasure
The rebels still hold Ohinchi Islands, but
they allow. American English, and french
vessels to load. The Spanish fleet left for
Chill, to still matters in New Zealand
A British oficial end the crew Of vessel
have been murdered by the Maoris. 'A@S- ~
Great dissatisfaction prevails throu ghout the
Republic against Salvador for the execution Of
Ex-President Barrios. on -s-Aif- saj -.i.F
President Duenos is confined to his house by
fears of assassination. I|-. . SLY -
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q. THE EPIscoPA AL CoNvENTIoy.-Int the Epis.
~copaI Convention at Philadelphia yesterday.
: Dr. finton, Of Pennsylvania, opposed the con
secration of DIR. Wilmer to the Bishopic Of Ala
bana, and the subject was discussed at con
siderable length, without reaching a final con
clRsion. tffT. AZ. u -f--.- = - = ~
To-day the Convention will not be in session
this being appointed for the conservation of the
= Rev: Charles Todd Qulntard, the Bishop elect
: on the diocese of Tennessee, at St. Luke's
Cnurch A sermon will be delivered by Bish :
op Stevens, of Pennsylvania. d =. ~
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Town MEETING IN G EoRGETowN-To-nigh
"a public meeting will be held by the citizens of
Georgetown 70 make an expression Of their ap
probation Of the wise and magnanimous recon .
Istruction policy of President johnson. The
meeting will doubtless be a spirited and largely
attended afTair ........ s. -. o ="
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IOWA ELECTION.
,2 Democratic Gains.

CHICAGO, Oct 11.-Returns Thus far received
of the Iowa detection yesterday are very meagre.
No tn<iications as yet as to the result. Du-
buque county gives: about 900 majority for
Thomas II. Benton, the Democratic candidate
Tor Governor. Scott county gives COO majority
tofsWna II. !Stone. the Republican candidate
for Governor. The Democratic majority in
Keokyk is about 13o which rs a gain Of about
500 over the last election, "a e az! A.'3o- %
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Further Returns. y

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-McMichael's ma
jority for Mayor is 500; Hartranft for Auditor
General 1862; Campbell, Surveyor General,
7,75O-all Union. The city ticket elected two
Senators. Fifteen Union and three Dsmocratic
Assemblymen were elected.
Mann, the Union candidate for district attor-
ney, has $3.50 majority.
The vote of the city was the largest ever cast,
except at the Presidential election. II Is not
less than $1,000. or -noV
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WHITE HOUSE.

There was much larger number Of visitors
at the White House to-day than on any other
day for week past. The crowd was COM
poeed principally of females, seeking inter.
views with the President. Mrs Stephen A.
Douglas and Mrs. Surgeon General Barnes
who were in attendance this morning, were
both granted special interviews by President
johnson. The pardon seekers were not so
numerous, and the only one among this class
Of any notoriety was the ex-rebel General
Peck H.lEf..a "
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ACOsLECTORs OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
q The President to-day made the following
appointments OF Collectors of Internal Rev
enue:-D. b. Henderson, for the Cd district OF
Iowa; VIM. A. Price, for the 9th district of
Missouri; Montgomery Moses, for the lst dis
trict OF south Carolina, and James G.. Gibbs,
for the Sd district Of the same State --'T-DS
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90 ORGANIZATION OF COLORED TROOPS.
Breyet Major General Thomas, Adjutant
General of the Army, has made an interesting
report to the Secretary of War Of his work in
organizing colored troops in the Mississippi
valley. According to this report the General
organized in all over $4,000 colored Troops.
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mass meeting will be held on the battle.
netd at Fredericksburg, Va, TO- morrow, at ,
p m, Tor the purpose of urging Monument
association, the object Of which Is the cree ton
OF monument commemorative Of the Union
omcers and soldiers who fell there The Pres !
laent, members OF the Cabinet, Generals Grant
Butler, Burnside, Sickies, Hooker Terry. and
other distinguished soldiers and citizens nave
% been in yited to be present -I = = =
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THE ALLEGED ABUSES OF FREEDMEN IN
..-t-h- ~ MARYLAND.

A letter has been received at the Freedmen's
Bureau from Gov. Bradford, Of Maryland,
relative to complaints made Of abuses COM
mitted upon colored people in certain counties
oflower Maryland. Afidavits have been sent
to the Governor in many instances. and he has
referred them to the prosecuting attorneys of
the different counties where the abuses were
perpetrated, with instructions to prosecute the
offenders. .. - y - '.
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Pennsylvania ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct e11-Returns from the
interior OF the State come in slowly, but are
very indefinite; but it is generally conceded
that the Union majority Will be at least five
thousand.
81 PHILADELrHIA, Oct 1IEBedford county
ngipes ma lority of about 100 for the DE mocrans
o Union gain Oh over 5o0.C 5di N q t5nI agr--
Chester county gives 200 majority for the Re-
Hublicans, Union loss of $50.
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p 90. .,, wITNEss FOR wfRz. zTsig-.st
10 Colonel Moore, late Surgeon General of the
rebel army, is now in Washington, and will
appear before the Wirz military court as a
witness in behalf Of the prisoner 1u.-.r. =. .Iyr
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PENSION BUREAU

The Commissioner of Pensions has appoint
ed DIR. b. Gesner, date Surgeon OF the Board of
Enrolment of the District of Columbia,) Ex-
amining Surgeon Of the Bureau for the District
OF Columbia. Soldiers about TO make applica-
irons for pensions should apply to DR.. Gesner
for examination at his office, No i33 nth street.
between g and H.. DR.. q. is an old army sur
geon and better appointment could not have
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COST OF THE wIRZ, TRIAL ~,
1t is estimated thatthe Wirz trial Will cost
the Government at least one hundred thousand
dollars by the time ID is concluded. i5a sai ErsT
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GOVERNMENT SALE

y The Government will sell at auction in
Alexandria, Va, on the 18th instant, quaint.
-ty OF condemned subsistence stores. and sheet
and wrought iron stoves, on the 10th con
demned Quartermaster stores, clothing, and
I wagons, and on the 26th inst, nine barges and
q steam holster ...-.- .- ..a
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INTERNAL REVENUE REoHIPTs.
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to S679 @eHoI 'fE0If
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-C. w. Boteler, Jr-
Auctioneer, sold yesterday at auction, lot No
10 in square Is3, fronting on 17th street between
Land M streets, at 30 cents per foot purchase
w H Hine .
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AN EXCELLENT APPoNTMENT.-We learn
thai MIR. Frederic Whyte has received the an
pontment OF Paymaster and Military Store
keeper az the Washington Arsenal
Mr.. Whyte is known as a most faithful aud
having been in the Arsenal and in the Coast
Survey service since 1S43 During the war the
very heavy and responsible duties Of CHEF
clerk al the Arsenal were performed by Mr.
Whyte with fidelity that ELECTED the warmest
praise, and his promotion shows n commend
able instance OF appreciation OF meritOrious
service.
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WANTS ATTENTIoN.-Ift those heaps OF stone
are not removed from the avenue where the
nag footway was laid At the intersection ofsK
street somebody viii get hurt On Monday
night carriage was overturned there with 3
general smash mp, but fortunately nobody was
killed. The work on the crossing has baen fiu.
ished for some time, but the stone heaps e !,
TO be fixtures.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzES.-The venerable
Jacob kleiber, well known as the messenger 20
the Mayor, died this morning about O'Clock
aged over eighty years. MIR. KIeiber was born
in Pennsylvania, and came 10 this city over
sixty years ago, with his father, who once car
r1eo on bakery IN the grounds now occ upied
by the. Presidents Mansion and Executiya
Departments. Mr. h, we believe, was a brick
maker by occupation, but, with the exception
Of during Mayor Magruder's administration
has been employed as the messenger TO the
Mayor and Corporation oficers since Mayor
Forces Inauguration, (June, 1881 He was
one OF the sDefenderso I'm 1872. For man,
months he has been in feeble health, for the
past three or four years his son, Harry kleibeT
performing his duties
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40 MERCHANT TAILORING. !.

SZZ- "AnO7HANL IAILVKING. S22
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
1922 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
have received their fall and winter SD pplies OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VISITING,
Of rich and varied fashionable styles are prepared
70 make Gentlemen D and Boys Garms n t. to order
in the best manner at much cheaper rates than the
usual city prices lf'iolsp 70 ~ ~ 49,
Gopstsnt1y on hand q full stock of Gentlemen 8
-. - READY MADE CLOTHING, -.
OF line qualities, at low prices. - - f.....
. &C 10 2wif tIatel. & chron.1 -
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
ehgably situated ROOMS Cfurnished) for rent
convenient to all the departments and business
men For Information inquire at No. 362 X st :,
between 18th and 18th SITS. Reference required.
oc ~ ~ -a--E LEH reese oil aFEt lTaEa o
TOR sALE.A RESTAURANT in tho Tffst
a,no Ws G, With bARBER SHOP attached. Price
selling, party leaving the city Apply Of 2I2
street bet 18th and 18th, near War Department
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The undeYsiened takes pleasure In ansorns n o
the removslofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUrAC
zTORYisnd AAoRTNESHwlNG Rooms nom ths
former stand iHe.. AS eth ST.. TO In. i.rse and
commodious, room over Hooe Bros Dfy Goods
Store, No; 10 Market Space. between sth end 9th
.tI>pti. isa .flafY sdflnfS re A..
With experienced and obiiging Ladie. .,vu,v. r
attendance and greatly increased facilities he
TO merit continuance OF that PATRONS
so literally bestoved!lT OF qaEp =
M CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING ri %
/ sni. MACHINE sfICHINa. 5gc $40
81 20 81 & STAMPING AND rLUTrNat
aat taf hae rFia-PF DORSEY RHcK'"3
= r. ,if, No. 10 Market spac. a a.. Y
&C Tim 70 '1 Between STR ana OF ~
VI gEruo-frq 6TY p n TT-77TT77T-5- y =
DUNG PURE MALT. COFFEE. ehs.r.st nm.
sufete In the world only 10 cents ner ~
po X,sS A%sricaD Excelsior oedss Il 5 cents pei
just rsssir ;s' :aa for sale by ,- ID
&C e-et- Cor. N. Y. avenue And ~ Il.
PlAEes, 19RGANs AND MUSICAL, INsTRU.
AZgt 4EN "a, ~ ~ eSsN>So'
which e SeI assa 70 e 6 e
S Ss.p f e 81, 3 BE- 8 yisss os.
RsEIS. s::ss s,s a. s.s 3;
One 6roodmsn Gray .sIs.s1s ss,-s-.'...rs3
- s IN = ~
1"'Nsf''''''s Il q Irr.TslsS;ssSI;1s'1 !
oes Corner Of ilth street and Penna. AZ.
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wEsr CaBerBg, Oct. fe-Fourteen town.
Union majority Of 80. ~
PHUnIxvILII Get 1o.--Davis ha. a MAORI
tyin both wards of2i, Union gain OF so over
FVEsr' CHESTER, Oct. is-Half the county
has been returned, shcwinG I'm ion loss of PAS
On Union majority ofls61@ MON majority
ofl,9le In tine county isindicated.
NSHN NCkRBoS COUNTY.
M&uch Chunk Borough-U MON majority,
100; Union gain, 101. East Mauch Chunk
Eorough-Union majority, 20; Union gain, 81.
FranklinTownship-Uni majority, 10; Union
gain, Al. Mauch Chunk Borough-Corrected
Union majority, fee; Vnien z al n, le9.--------
CENTRE COUNTY.
.BKLLEFoNTE, Oct. 10.-Union majority in
this borough, 81. This county gives, in thir-
teen districts, Union gain Of $50 over last
COLUMBIA COUNTY. -&
CATTAwIssA, Oct. d0.-Union MAJORITY in
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R N. HALL.I IdRo. q. vARNELL

REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. ,
We have on hand and are constantly rec eli wing
large Plumbers OF HOUSES and LOTS ffum every
seetionL Of sshtngtsl, .Georgetovn, AIsxsndria q,
Baltimore, Apd other sitiss. FARMS Of al sizes
= Call at our Ohice, corner 7tk sad efrNAtu Ved
egel Block 1opposits ths Post 0fAco. sReIImberi,
vii cost you nothing unless your property y dis
p Z OV A L. > = -
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o y IN G = f1,--'2
T. --- GREEN'S RESTAURANT. g13r
Corner of Z and sth streets, opposite Post Once
The undersigned have taken the above we'll
knswp and popular house and fitted IL up in the
best OF style throughout all new. There are ele-
CANT suites OF dining for parties or fndiyid
uals Also, q number Of fine chambers 30 let all
newly furnished. gdlTEI7JlI-I = III :. Z y -
Our Bar and Restaurant will at all times be
furnished with wines and all kinds of liquors. se-
eSsters sb sns Ses' 20 pc Eot any market, and
usually found IN fIst.cla@ Restaurant an I !
We shall open on THURSDAY, the 18th instant l
ne pu Ss saa a 81 happy to aays
oe N-1m- li1 h.lF 80 EsI1'T Propfistors.
TQ REAL ESTATE DEALBRs.-MAPs Of the
DkSIkiCI OF .C0LUABIA and CITY on
.MAsEdNGTQN,A and Plats Of the So ares And I,ofs
OF the City OF Washington tuterlfned For ssia nv
y go r. -+'Ahi ~ u HUDSON TAYLOR~-SS'
-5aE -. LiIEug Bookseller ana Station..r -
DC so. S34 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BoOKst NEW B0OKsi - 7 r.
sPEECHEs OF ANDREW JOHNSON, pre.i
Gent on the United States. with Biosrsphieai In ]
PRODUCTION BY Frank Moore. $3.50
Just published, and fer sale 81
.eFF1Id SHCDSON.TAYLOR
.o3oc SET iRssE ,Booh.sllss 91a statiensr., u
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majority in

--- COLUMBIA COUNTY.
CATTAwIssA, Oct a0--Union MAJORITY in
this borough, 80; Union gain, 7.
CLINTON COUNTY. .-.
LoCKHAvEN, Oct 10.-DeInocratic majority,
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EDUCATIONAL.

VI: T1MOTHY'S HALL.-The duties of this In.
~ sutution will be resumed on Sept. IS, 1855 For
terms &C. see catalogue and circular at the prif,
eipsi bookstores OF this city, address the prin-
SiPai: ''E .e1 q. 4 - 3. PARSONS, d
au 81 .r.E . 80 Catonavilie Md
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
HHSMEAnCG.

The frequency with which fires have
occurred in tbs vicinity, and the great
number Of Insurance agents travelling
about over the country. is q noticeable
feature of the times. No less than nine
insurance agents representing new and
untried Gin this locality at least) companies
are making their head quarters at the
Edwards House from whence they sally
out singly or in pairs into the country
soliciting risks. and in some eases taking
them at less than half what any well es-
tablished, responsible company would ask
to take the same risk. Our advice to
those wishing to insure, is to apply to some
agent with whom they are acquainted
anu get their property insured in COM
pany q undoubted standing. then If loss
by FIRE occurs, they will know just where
10 90 to get the matter adjusted and viii
be sure TO &c. their money.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
County Bounty.
For the Democrat.

4 % the Dcmccrds.
MR. EDIToR-As the public mind at
this time is somewhat agItated in reference
to the propriety of the County Commits
isoners being called together for the pur-
pose of donating sufficient sum Of money
to clear this county of the impending draft,
it has occurred to me that it would be in
order to let the public know something
about what has already been paid out OF
the county treasury in the way II bountles,
and for the families of those who have
gone to the war. some of whom have been
credited to other counties. The Auditors
report of receipts and expenditures, June
Isl, 1868, shows that we had paid out
some S5.539,94. The report in June, 81
shows that we had paid $40, making in
al s5,779,94. The question has frequent
II been asked where is the laT authoriz-
ing the commissioners to approp 'iate
money to the .janstZ;es OF soldiers?
In answer to this, We would remark tha!
all the assistance the families OF soldiers
get from the county they get under the
Poor Laws. They stand precisely on the
same footing as any other poor person.
In order that those who were, under
the law, entitled to temporary relief could
Be assisted at once, the commissioners APP
pointed tie township trustees agents, and
them 10 look after the poor in
their respective townships; and when they
found person Or family wLo were entitled
10 relief. 20 draw an order on Tie county
Auditor for such sum Is they. in eSercis
ING sound discretion. think they need,
after having taken their affidavit in ref
erence to their necessities. The county
Auditor, when ne order issued ny the
trustees is presented TO him, draws an or
der on the county Treasurer. The indi-
vidual taxes the order, draws ihe money,
and goes on his or her way rejoicing.
\ few individuals no doubt have impos-
cd on the trustees. and received money
when they were not entitled TO it, under
the or6e1 of the commissioners. Others
again, for fear Ct being called county
have no doubt suffered for the
neces<arics &C life. Some OF
the trustees are very llhes, probably too
much So; others ma possibly be on the
other extreme. Ihoy s:.,uld certainly
exercise i sound discretion, aud let them
Do the rsry iest they can; it viii IN the
coarse Of ycar amount to - enormous
sum.
There has been laii cat Of tie coun:y
treasury since The lirs: day Of June last
lp TO til. da.o I'd soId;or-' III; .l;ee. Sill /
and for the common Toor Of tie county,
outside &c the county as,lam. $l.29i. /
naains the sum Of Ste which we have
paid out in . little less than eight months
From the first Of last December up % !
his date. " have raid to the families OF
'lders alone, 1880, averacing s24,25
p day This expense Is increasing con
-inually. ard from present indications viii
continue - 10 50 fcr some Ii lie to come I
Prom tie foregoing Gg res the citizens
81 MARSHALL County will be able - lorln
some idea Of what our taxes must be the
next year, without any additional apPro-
oriations by the commissioners.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

Browns Bronchial Troches. We would
call the 7pecial attention of elergymon
and teachers to "Brown's Bronc hal Tro-
ches." 1t is we'll known to our readers
that we DO net admit medicines to our
columns. We advertise these TrOehes
fad they are the best thing of the kind
Mt Chicago School journal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
Il. iiiGGINs, and Others, Stockholders.

The Aileghaneans' concert in this place
last Friday evening was hot up to the ex-
pectations of the public. The opening
harmony and the chanting were very well
done brt thc remainder Of The performance
including the bell ringing was scarcely
mediocre. md some portions of it far be-
low what might justly have been expected
from an amateur troupe improvsed for
he occasion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
WM. HUGHs,
EDWARD NEwHousE .
.SIHIEI -NOTICE.

No tee is hereby given III, the vEdersicaol 4.
county surveyor os Marshall county, Indiana.
viii at the req"est of Geor Ds"ner proceed ~,
y ednesday, + ebruary 18Th. l>t;5. to survey AMI
su,divide sect on ? 7 - \ L 4 l. in Ma shall
County and also .tabliSh the oi the ands
belonging to said Daener N 81 section. said
survey i'll he continUeG from dy to dny if acc
cssary I'll completed.
NCn-rosident owners of iand in sail section who
II 10 meet mo at the tine above mentioned. 1T the
residence Of George Dacnci. and defray, or rro-
y'le Tor de!rayhg their per lion Of the expenses
Of slid survey, will be ret armed to the cou,. ~
AUDITOR az delinquent. and such !ciimQueMc.es
n!acesl on "a AK duplicate for collection acCor
l-rS - i"w.
J. NJ. ELINGER. Co. Sur. Of n. c.
n26--3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

Shoemaker and Bod are selling al
sorts Of groceries, and provisions, Clocks
WascbeS and Jewelry ., the lowest living
rates. They VIII be found At tho OLD
Stand Of + y. Shoemaker on the east side
of Michigan Street where they WI be
happy 70 meet thc;y friends and wait upon
customer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
FARM gOs: SaLE laT q BAR.
E.lsG
Sur FE1 y OTICE.

Notice is hereby given tbat the undersigned.
County Surveyor of Marshall County. ln4iana,
will at The request of Hugh Mccoy. ,'roceed on
Wednesday the 9Th day OF February. 1865. to
survey and suhjvde Section %, L - n K 9 T.,
in Marshall County. and also establish the cor.
ncrs the lands belonging to said Mccoy in said
section, said survey will be continued from dlv
TO day If necessary till completed.
Non resident owners o! land in said section who
fail to meet me ut :he time above mentioned at the
residence Of Hugh Mccoy, and deiray or provide
for defeayng their portion Of the expenses OF said
survey, will be returned to the county Auditor as
delinquent, and such deiinqUencies placed on the
tax duplicate iog collection ACCORDING. Ia law.
ms j. NJ. KLlNGER, Co Sur. NJ c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

We understand tina. the trial of Joseph
E. Vankirl; for the murder Of Nile Me-
ElratE took place last week at LaPorte,
and resulted N an ac4uttal of the defend
ant. Tie case originated III this county,
and was taken On change of venue to La
Porte
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

A. Z. Vail keeps some very line BaltI-
more oysters al his eating saloon just nortE
of the Bank, and takes pleasure in serving
them up to customers His establishment
is fast becoming a necessity here. Success
to him say re.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

The Stockholders of the Gin. Peru &.
Chicago Rail Way Go. are requested to
meet at the Court House, ii IL hester.
Fulton County, at 10 c'clocl., \. ". Feb.
22d, 1868, for the purpose OF clcctinq
nine directors. and for the transaction OF
any other bushes that may be presented
". b. SMITH, JAWS WALLS,
NJ. FRENCH, j. Brown,
j. HIGGINs. and Others. Stockholders
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

MARRIAGE.-Maj. Gen Godfrey Wei
eel, commander of the 18th corps, United
States volunteers, (army of the James. J
was married on Thursday evening to Miss
Louise Bogen, Of Cincinnati.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
Insurance.

If you want to insure your property in
reliable first class company, one that
will be sure to pay in case OF loss Oh dam
age By fire, apply to JIG. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26
TIFF IDEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Common Pleas Court will be in session
next week: al viii take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. ?.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-26

Quite revival is in progress in the NJ.
E Church at this place. a number of per-
sons have already proiessed religion, and
more are on the way. 1t is said that the
reformation going on IS principally coniin
ed to those who are commonly denominated
backslideTs. tiay It prove permanent.