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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
s.Thc western Farmers OWE.
ED-.rAf.1.

THE WESTERN Rural. established at lie
.roit last year has attained such an extended
circulation through 5he Northwest that
.he entcrpriSing pCDESiicr IS - publish II
hereafter in this city Simultaneously with Us
;,sue in Detroit 1t is a weekly agricultural
and mmilr newspaper, pJhlishcd in quario
form Of eight pages, and IS gotten up in a
highly creditable manner We are pleased
to say that i: does not, Ike several leading
raners OF tho sar.e class, NEEDLE with Tariv
politics but is strictly devoted - the Interests
Of the farmer and the needs of his family
Western farmers will find il better adapted to
their wants than eastern journals. EXamnc
l. before Subscribing for any other. Address
for specimen copies. and particulars as +" pre-
niGIns for clubs, II. y. F. LEWIS, Publisher
WESTERN Rural, of either Chicago or Dc
trcit
We take Tho foregoing from the Chicago
sally TINES, AMI heartily add our recon-
uendetion thereto The terms arc S2,59, per
year, or e in clubs Of four and upwards, with
premiums to club agents. The publisher will
gladly send specimens to any desiring them.
Il gives large variety Of stories and rniscel-
laneous reading for the family, including The
little ones II is in every respect a first class
journal and is credit to the West. We will
furnish the WESTERN Rural and the DEMO
Graf one year for 81. Now is the time TO
subscribe
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
J. " KLlNGEI. Surveyor.
81 TEI NOTICE.

Notice i. heiery given hat the un,ic signed.
County Surveyor OF NAr>.iall Comfy End;arn
viii ~ the request Of Mr.. .cnsall proceed on
Monday January 22,i. 60 Ia survey and sub
divide section II i II N K J f.. in M,rsmll
county. and also e. ab>h tho corners OF Ihc
hndS belonging ~ aid ilcndsail. in said section
san survey will he continued from day TO day
il necessary ill completed.
N'nrcSdent owners .! lani in sail sect, m who
'ai' To meet me IT The time aforementioned -,
rhr re.i'"nce at Nr. Ifous.Il. ami ictir,v or pro
q, Tor drtravin@ t!ct PORTION Of the EXPENSES OF
s'ti survey. will be turned Ia the County Aud
iior a. dcIinru"n'. and su.h ,cmqueHc1cs Placed
on the Tux duplicate Tor collection according to
law. J. n. KLiNGER SURVEYOR.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
synopsis Of Legislative Proceed
inns

In Senate, Il message from The House Of
Representatives was c0ncurrel in, with
House resolutions as follows: Appointment
OF Committee to investigate management.
of State Prisons; empowering the State
Librarian to receive books. papers. archives
aud property Of Indiana Historical Society;
appointment Of committee to inquire into
conduct Of Sinking Fund Commissioners;
on subject of foreign interference with
government OF Mexico.
! resolution was adopted authorizing The
State Printer to bind and send to each
member of the Senate, and officers aud re-
por;er> thereof, Gree copies Of ..i4e.isla-
tive Brewer Reports two copies OF Sen
ate and House Documentary journal, and
two copies Of acts OF present session, bound
in full.
Governor Cunning was complmcnted
for the able discharge Of his duties rs
PRESIDENT Of the Senate
i y Senate committee were informed hy
the Governor that he had no further conn
niuncations to make the Senate, and, with
some remarks by the President pro tcn,
the SENATE adjourned without day
The bill 10 repeal The dog law was re
turned By the committee. with the rcco-
mcndztion that it be indefinitely post
poned
The committee on cleral Relations
subm ell Il report hing JEFF Davis on
4 sour apple tee" An humorous discus
sion followed, and the report went to Tie
table
On tic subject Of the location Of the
Agricultural Coleee. minority report
VS. s'bn.tt.l opposing its locat on Il
Bloom neton.
Enrolled act of the House. No. 49,. was
corrected. and S3.467.S was appro2ria
ted. as the balance due from the STATE on
account If the .I2tiouai Cemetery At Get
tyshurs.
On motion Of Mr. Buskirs. resolution
| # thanks to the Clerks was adopted.
The Acting Governor informed the CON-
mi;tce, VINO was appointed to wait upon
him. that he had no further communca,
rions to make to the General Assembly.
The scs>io, having expired by con,tita-
tionIl Imitation the House was formally
adjourned sine de by Mr.. s pcsker.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

NrxIco a Vera Cruz correspondent,
dating the 18Th inst. writes that the oil |
Iml erralist runor hat Juraez had resig ed
the Presidency of the Mexican Republic,
was again being circulated. The story is
a corord, and intended as in previous
cases, to affect the Mexican X, publican
loans. The fmperalists, just hofore the
sailing OF every French steamer. hatch up
and circulate some rumor to bolster up
Maxlmlllan's cause in the minds Of the
public in Europe
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT notice that
the attorneys Of La Porte, and almost every
other county but this, in the State. control
the legal advertising How is this? Is the
law in Marshall different from that Of other
counties ?l-REPUBLICAN.
The attorneys of Marshall county iii l make
an effort to control the publication Of Their
legal advertising when Mr. Pcrshirg was
Clerk of the court, bat that official we learn
put a sudden veto on tho movement, and con
sequently the Republican reaped the harvest
Of legal Advertising during that genlleman's
administration The Republican man is get
ting short up for rations, perhaps, and would
Ike to hay "the law OF Marshllr re
pealed, Notwithstanding it was put in opera
ton by republican official for his exclusive
benefit. 1t is said to be poor rule that won
work both ways; however, rather than SCI
our neighbor famish, we viii promise thai
hereafter he shall have a legal "a1." or so t.
kcep his commissary aaoat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
SLRTEl 70 UCE.

Notice * hcrcb given that the undcrsicn cd
County surveyor of Mtrshall County India M
viii mt the request e Jane Thompson. proceed
on Monday. Ja"utrv -. Is66. to survey aud sub
divide section - i. "A. u. f.. in Marshall
County. rlso establish the corners of
the lands belonging to sal, Thomson ia said sect
ION sail surv' will be- continued from day to day il
necessary ill completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said sections
who TAIL 10 meet me at the time aforementioned
ut til. re-i len 81 of ines Tam IN AMI efrlv or
provide for detrI wing their portion of the cx-
penSes OI said survey. will he returned To The
county Auditor "a delinquent. and such delin-
Guencle4 placed on tive tax duplicate fJr collec-
ton cco.dns to law.
MIC J. NJ KfINGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
.SVRIET NOTICE

Notice is hereby given than The I'm lcr-icnnd,
County Surveyor of Mlr-hlIl county. IniiIma
viii. ut the request of Glmbrie & n h,,eii pro.
coed on THURSDAY IAnu,ry lS:l, 1850. t.. sur, cy
aud sGbdivi'iT the following land. in Marshall
County, to-wit
Sections and 6. r IS y Z | E. and a 20 establish
The corners ~ the lIni> belonging to said Gam.
brc WhltSel in >ld sections, said survey will h,
continued from day 10 cav ii necessary ill com
p'cl"d. E4n-re>i.icn: owners Of Land in said
section Who fail Ia meet ne ~ the time above
mentioned, a; the residence Of John WhitSell and
derry or provide foe dcfravin" their norton al
the expeisC> OF saii survey will be- returned u
the county 4 nditor delinquent. and suci, !c'in-
qucnci placed on the tax duplicate for collect on
according 70 law.
MI IN kiiNGCc Smveyor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
10 vSUra YES

The advertiser having been restored 10 hcalth
in few weeks by a very simple remedy. af er
having suffered for several yc with seve re
luuc affection, and TIM. dread disease. Consump-
tion-i< ANXIOUS to make known TO his fellow
suffers the means Ofcure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copr Of the
prescription used free Of clarge), with the drcc-
lions o. pr"pirin, rnd using the same. which
they will find SURE CCRE for Cov.uMPTIoN.
AsrHN., BRovcnrIl COCGHs. Coles and Ill
Throat aHi Lung Affections. The only object Ct
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10
benefit the afflicted. and Dread information which
lac ccives to be invaluable, aud he homes cverv
sufferer i'll try his remedy, rs it will COST them
nothing. aIi may prove blessing
Parties wishing 'hc prescription, FREE by return
mail will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiliIms5ursh, Kings Co. New York.
vllnl1 1v'r
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

pITT>BuEG. EoEr WAYNE AND CHI-
.cAGO RAILHoAp.-Thc PiitSburg Fort
Waync aud Ch;cago i;aiirold Company
have made CO ltract for twenty-five s'cw
engines To est between SJtU.JUD aud
$500 500 The company has, duri;.g the
year. made larsc expenditures for con,'ruc-
ton aud las sold stock. it is stated. to the
extent of million and quarter dollars
The earnings Of the road for the month of
November were S7l3i6l, against SG9l.-
so for the some period last year; ncrea.e
81 90.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

Too HrGHLY CoLoRED. The Salem
1ID .AIror't SAYS IN ebony colorcd fc
male Of the African persuasion. recently
entered store MT hundred miles from
hat place anil a>ked the eier. to show
her some flesh coiorea hose Taking a
second Glance at the shade. the Young man
went III search Of he article returnin. with
lot Of black VOL stockings whcrcat The
sable customer Indignantly turned sudden
" upon the "middIc Of her foot and
''ierked' herself ont Of the store. remark
ing rs she went ont hat hc '.couldnt fool
her wd dem old black stock ing" She
0onted flesh color or none at all.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

A Stay TCRKi:Y had the imput uce TO
take refuge on the roof of the DEMOCRAT Oh
fee last Saturday evening, and remain until
Sunday afternoon, when some boys Gis-
covering him in the enjoyment of unclsturb
ell quiet and peace, pelted him with stones
20 severely that he took wings and lcf fl
narts unknown. His peaceful stay in the
society Of the printers was owing wholly
20 their ignorance of his coming.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

LIGHr BRE.KING.-Wc give this week
Tie first substantial indication Of Pre-, ilcn;
johnson ; breaking with the ultra Aboii-
tionists Sumner denounces him in the
Senate Et III Iru'r Gen Grant back
the President Another good sign, for
in The midst Of revolution armies are
sometimes handy Let ia wait further
developments The Abolition majority in
Congress are now the avowcd disunionists
So far 50 gocd.-Eoy Eo,k
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
EYECETOR.S NOTICE.

he undersigned has been appointed executor
OF the last viii Of 'Tmolhv f. Dcvcncv l,,e of
NIr-lal County lndiar i. deceased All persons
indebted To said estate required TO mik. i'm
mediate payment, AMI those having claims again 81
ID" estate are requested to present the same for
l9S'lcmcHt. The estate j. supposed tn ne solvent
MI JOHN OSBORNE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

Observation-Disclosures fight, rs woll
Is nations, aud when defeated are as ready TO
make peace At least t!lis appears to have
been the case with crowd Ct lighting b'hoys
who Visited Plymouth from Tyner City, on
Monday last They provoked quarrel and
ris,scd an engagement with a number of Plym-
eu.h boys, which cul,nina;ei in the defeat
ani utter Generalization Of the ASSISTANTS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

The Chicago Times thinks Mr.. Sumner
proposition that, in all States where one
sixth Of the population are colored one
half of each grand jury shall consist of
co!ored men. should be amend II so that
In places where two sixths of he popula-
ton are black, all the Jurors ,haIl he color
ed, and where one-sixth of the people are
mulattoes, one half of the Jurors shall be
women.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

GEN GRANT-It is stated in Washing.
ton quite positively that Ger. Grant will
sail Immediately after the holidays. in the
flagship of the Gulf squadron. for the Eio
Grandc. Com Winslow has sailed in the
Champion p'0 New Orleans leaving behind
his flagship for the General
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

HzAvY BURGIARY-We learn that
The safe of The Treasurcr's Office at Win
nemac, Pulaski; County, was broken open
o. last Sunday night an1 the sum OF
$4,000 stolen therefrom.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

Nryy F,TISG HorsE.-NIcss Clark Il Da-
Wis have opened an eating house two doors
north of the Branch Bank. Give them call
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

WE are under obligations to Philip circuit
for hasBe. of walnuts, presented to INC
DEMOCRAT Office as Christmas present
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

The Parish Sociable Of the Episcopal
Church will be held on next Tuesday eve
ming at the residence of II. G.. Thayer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
Z; * Z: OEss OE YOUTH

efcntleman who suffered 20, wears from Ner.
vous Debility. Prem:ture Decay aud all the effects
of Youthful indiScretiOn will tor the SIX" Of suffer
IN" humanity. send free tn all w',o need it the
rrcc'pe and directions for m king the sim'le rem.
e'iv hv which he was cured. Sufferers vi hing to
rroiit hv the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing JOHN y. OGDEN.
No. l3 Chambers St New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
THE DEMOCRAT.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

THANKS are due to our esteemed friend
for the nice turkey on which we dinci on
Christmas day. We could use smother on
New Years day if any Of our friends
should conclude to bring one for that occa-
sion
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

Christmas gifts b. Santa Claus consii-
tuted the order of the doy on Monday
last
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
STATE OF INDIANA
NJ RSiIALb COUNTY,
In Common Pleas Court January Term 1866.
Rosetta A Mead)
Fri Mead

The plaintiff in The above entitled cause b, her
attorney. la. flied in my Office her complaint
against the defendant. and it appearing by the
affidavit OF competent PRISON that the defendant
Fri Mead. ia nonresident Of the State o.
Indiana. he is therefore heieby notified of tie pen
dency of said complaint against him. and uslcss he
appear, answer or dcmur thereto at the calling o.
said cause, on the first day of the next term al
said court TO he begun and held at the Court house
in the town Of Plymouth. en- ',c 9Th Monday o;
January, Loo, sand complaint and the matters
and things therein Confined and alledged, will be
heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN C.. CUSHMAN, Cle-k.
Osborne / vAavalke pburgb Pl'8s Att'ys
ule->3s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

A youngster of fourteen years, and his
"swestheart" two years younger. recently
sored from Wallingf1rd, Com.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
STR NGE; BUT RUE

Every Young Iaiv End gentlemen n the United
states ~ err something very much To their nd
vantage hv Ic'un mail (:rcc OF Charge bv nd
dressing the UNDERSIGNED Those having fears of
being humb; eyed will oblice bv not noticing his
csrd All others will neasc ~, lr,.ss their obedi-
cnt servant. THnS r. CHAPMAN.
S3l Broadway, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
STATE OF iNnfaNA1
MARSHALL COUNTY,
In Circuit Court. February Term, 1866.
Noah Flora
" Petition for Divorce.

Sarah Ann Flora
The plaintiff in The above entitled can.e by lis
attorney. has fled in my Office his complaint =
@ainst tic defendant, and it appearing Nv the
affidavit Of competent person that the he enlamt
Sarah Ann Flor, IS resident of the State
of snd.ama, She IS therefore hereby notified OF
the pcndcncy of said complaint AGAINST her. ard
unless sac appear answer or ,enur ther cio at the
calling @: said cause tn frst ,.lv of the next
."r'n of .;sid couI: to hc begun ami hell at the
C.urt House in Pivm,u,h on the 81 Monltv of
Fcbrniry. lsG6, said compliant aud he n,,'tcrs
and things therein contained an allied 5ed will be
heard and determined in li~r ab.ance.
JOHN g. CUSHHAN. Clerk.
Phillips & Johnson Plfs Atiys. mi7-w3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28
altw advertisements.
New Eating House.

M f have iu': opened the F. tTIVG RI , USE
w iormerlv occupied nv \. Vale. whore we arc
prru4red 10 ace 'mn rd ,te I.ld;es and Gentlemen
vita Oysters AMI Warm Meals at al hour. on
tho shortest notice.
Boarding by the day on the most reasonable
terms. CLARK & DAVIS.
Nllnl7-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

INSURE YOUR LIVES for benefit Of YOUR
family with good Locu AcLNT4, and not
TRAVELLING ~TRANGERs. Policies i+-urti and losses
paid through G.. H. REEVE
March %. 'G5-n3otf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

ASoTurE Man KuLED.-On last Tuesday
morning jeremiah Keller, an enployc o; the
p. TT. W. & c, Railway. was run over by
train of cars and instantly killed short dis
lance west If the depot in this place. The
circumstances BY which he came to his death,
as elected by the verdict of a coroners jury
a-c 10 follows: The deceased had been i'm
tihinp too freely Of liquor, in company with
several others until late on MONDAY night,
and until about two o clock Tuesday morning,
when they separated to GO home. Keller
was unfortunately 50 stupiiicd from the effects
Of liquor that he wandered of on the railroad
aud no doubt layed down on the trach, where
ne was found about seven o'clock that morn
Ing, his head crushed horribly and one arm
severed above the chow The deceased was
3 native OF ireland, ald about II year OF aSc.
ABusY DAY.-The sidewalks of Plymouth
were go denscly crowded with people on last
Saturday that it was with difficulty that pc
deetrians sought their way through the dense
crowd. Our enterprising merchants were
busy from carly dawn I'll re lamps were
lighted for casting UP accounts in the even
lag. Ppcople who say Plymouth IS not one
Of the most promising points in northern In
diana for trade have little knowledge of the
zeal prosperity which she enjoys.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-28

hR. f. MAYNARD. offers his professional
~ services ia all the departments of MsdIc-l
Science. Specialities Diseases of the Chest
aud oil females.
Oeics In old Masonic Hall vllnl0--s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10
g /, DAVID PENCE, Chairman
G. F. SnAETFER, Sec'g.

LANCASTER, o., Aug. 5th, 1865.
Chm of Fairfield Co., Union Conven-
ton :, >-.s. .......
The principal object of your Con-
vention to-day being, according to the
original call Of the Central Com mittec,
to nominate delegates to the Senate
rial Convention at Logan, and having
been desired by many of my friends
to be a candi late for denomination as
Senator from this District, according
TO the custom which accords such nom
nation for a second term, | desire to
give this early noticeto my good friends
and to the; Union men of the District,
that | am compelled TO peremptorially
decline the favor they would do me Of
nomination with its consequence of
certain reelection.
My reasons for declining are entire
ly private. cannot afford to serve in
this position, which takes four months
of the year from my professional labors
upon which, L am obliged to rely for
the support Of my family. If l were
pecunarily able | would gladly serve
such noble, patriotic, liberal and
generous constituency as | had the.
honor to represent in the Senate OF
Ohio during the past two years, and l.
take this occasion to thank them for
their unfailipg confidence in my pa,
triotism, and desire TO. do what was
right and best,for the interests of the
State and Nation during my Senate.
rial career. sf,rr ,.r...
Though declining this nomination,
let it not be supposed that 1 will be
wanting in cordial, jealous, hearty sup.
port Of that noblest of political organ
izations known as the "Union Party" !"
which did battle at home, through all
the dark hours of the Republic. against
more dangerous foes than ever bore
arms and dared danger under the stars
and bars of the Southern Confederacy.
The @terrible strife of armed men is
over, butthe conflict of opinion to en-.
sue, may be moro dangerous to the Re
public than the pastfour years sof open,
war. 4 1t is the patriotic duty, of tho
true men of the land to see that tho
cowed "Copperhead" should have as
little influence and power in politics at
the close of this war, as the ."Tory"
had when the Revolution ended in the
establishment ofour Republic.
This duty WILDE done and well done
in the coming election, which in this
District will result in sending to the
Senate | trust, the nominee Of the I'm
ion Senatorial Convention.
Respectfully,
p4I j. NJ. CONNEnI.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10
he&@H. NoaEcc-


ENLTzABETH COFFMAN, nonresident Of the
ALState N ONO, and res dent Of the , titc Of Al
nos will take notice that or tie igiM ,,,v Of Jglr
lsn5, Daniel Gsrduer- as Plaintiff tej 10 tr Count of
Common Pleas, " F rticld county, uhy against her
anI others, as ieicndants petltonth the SUBJECT mat
Ter Of which lsa Note made by No0h g. C0iitaan to
said plalnti, dated November ~, ls5s for STg ts
cents, payabetwo years after tite with Interest 1t la
per cent. per almum, payable annually, "a which
note $40 bwere paid Decomker II, Is5T aui ., mort
.age tated NoYcmber 90 Is5G made and delivered by
slid Noah i, and Ehzlbeth C0iinm, bis vie 10 said
pl1ntlit, upon the undivided fourth Of cct;ain tract
Of land being in Walnut township. Fairfield culutv.
ONO, contalnufg 100 acres, more or less said land
being the same that wls conveyed BY Peter Ltuh to
Noah b. COtman and Elizabeth his wife or 10 sad
~ A'heth slono--to secureih he payment ofsai nots
and on rseOil IN said Farfeli county Recorders
ONCE. Plaintiff claims that there s die upon said
uote aji3 d5 aid Interest ther6onfror Noticeable! =
1870, 40 ten per cent. INr glUTin. 81! gu.Ir auuuuv
less 80 % Puf Deceinge7 u. ltt7, tur Wk.h' Sc
rnilns lea On sad mu.t-,t--i iT"U ,gi whit ave
Prtiruhry d'-frtbel 10 the netli1n better Shn .ud
superior 70 any ieia, a,clim % e-ili ~ i.y Of tnL --
tcnlints Fnd Ae prlys ihlt IN. anqEnt aip him may
be ascertuGet ny the Court, ssj t cl-e tuo salt /.
not 1'd by the date fxni y th. CHur- aeJS I'D rre-
m'sgs may Ie sold, ~ upon execute - to Iay The
same, tc,
SAID Eii2a'oth oo'fp7n is required to ar,swcr salt
petition by the HTH DAy Cf Syf!rNH=E. ltC5.
BUCKINGHAM q kiBLER,Auys ,ug iIdaUtr.
July -, tl. l.iy:. yi. s.U ~.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10

ANoLD ADAGE. There is an old
adage, that if it rains upon st. Swi-
then's day, which is the 14th Of June,
twill rain for forty days. 1t did rain
on the 14th, and we believe, it has
rainod inccssantly ever since. We
hopo St. Swithen, will take mercy,
this year at least, and knock off the
remainder, if indeed the clouds have
not already been exhausted. s7'f'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-10
'CnmUnign Gazette.

1t is important that the pcopleshouldd
be fully informed in regard TO the po-
litical issues to be decided by our State
election this fall, To aid in this work
we propose to furnish the Gazette for
three months, or during the campaign
for tho sum offfty cents, to be paid in
variably in advance. Let us have a
good list of campaign subscribers at
each and every Post. Office in the coun-
ty. .'''-
Wo hope our Subscribers will aid us
in this matter. Let each one consider
himself an agent, and let the subscrip-
tions be made early. Who shall we
hear from first? lfel