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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
The E1ctdicoat story Explained.

From The Hochester n. J UhiOH'
CAT the fourth anniversary Of the nj
ted States Sanitary Commission, Major
Hudson, who was present at the capture
of jeff Davis, was introduced, and asked
to give an account of he affair. He said
that the story of the petticoats was entire
ly false, as Mr. Davis had on nothing over
his uniform but cloal. belonging to Mrs
Davis, and the disguise was 50 palpablc
that none could be deceived by it.
We have not yet seen rabid Republi-
can paper that has had the fairness and
deceney to make q retraction of the ride
ulous SANDER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

Raconteur." the Washington CORES
pendent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, writes: 'iHon. W. w. Boyce
has received an unconditional pardon, ac-
companied by friendly letter from the
President Cir. Boyce was 4 Democrat
i; Member Of Congress from South Caro-
lima when that State seeded. lie was,
up to the end of the rebellion, member
of the rebel House of Representatives.
The restoration of State Government in
South Calolina will no doubt be entrusted
to the hands of Mr.. Boyce, Ex-Governor
Aiken and others ofthcir standing.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

Editor Demoerat--
DEAR SIR:-With your permission wish to
say to the readers of your paper that | will send
by return mail, to all who wish it (free) recipe
with full directions for making and using a sim
ply Vegetable Balm that will eifectualy remove,
in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan. Freekles
and all impurities of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and Beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads, or Bare faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or 4 Nous
tache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with.
outcharge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist
n3om3 s3l, Broadway, New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

Gentleness, symbolically speaking is a
sort of sweet atmosphere, and when it en-
tiers our souls Ike the suns beam into the
rose bud-slowly but surely, it VIII be.
come expanded into beauty and vigor.--
Our every thought act and word, should
become tremendously blended into a new
moral life, as colors unite in harmony and
are pleasing to the eye. so our lives should
be gentle lovely and useful.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

Cloth is now made from milk, eed.-
1t is woven from the fibre that lis the
pod. The article takes the dye we'll
better than cotton.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

cav how duth you like my nous
tache, NTH Laura 2" lisped dandy, to
a merry girl.
80, very much. 1t looks like the fuz on
the back of caterpillar"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

A man complaining of being turned
out ola concert room, said he was fired
with Indignation. If you were fired, .
added bystander, perhaps that was the
reason they PIT .you ont"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

An editor in New York is charged
with grossly incorporating the condition
of the streets One would think an editor
had better do anything else than lie about
the streets
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

''Bubby, why don't you go home and
have your mother sew up that hole in
your trousers p ooh. go long, old wom-
an, our folks are economizing, aud a
hole will last longer than patch"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

A marriage ceremony was recently per-
formed at CRANKY, Connecticut, during
which the officiating clergyman forgot
himself, and prayed that ''the family and
friends of the deceased might be watched
over"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

An Irishman, being asked what his be-
Brady, faith. owe her twelve shillings
for whisky, and she behaves I'll niver pay
her-and that's ny belcaf too"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

The subscriber has large and good stock aid
will sell atbarcly living profits. Having superior
work men always employed, he can furnish custom
work, and do repairing to suit all.
Designing to remain in business here, he will
make II to the interest Oft the public TO patronize
him. GEORGE KOCH
Plymouth, Indiana, September 10, 63 n7tf
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08
IERSONS ia FING CL4IMS

,iy,n,,rc 10 have them prosecuted through US. All
Claims are presented In person at the departments .!
our Mr. w-ils whose long experience In the Depart.
n-pts u. Chef Clerk, is sufficient guarantee that 'hey
will receive proper attention.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

Advertising. .....
The JornxAL 10 circulated throughout tho entire
Kauawha Valley, and Is the best advertising medium
In this section OF the State,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08
JOB PRINTING,

In the best style, at short notice. and on reasonable
terms. MOORE d BIO.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08
COLLECTION g. CLAIM AGENTS,
WASHINGTON, D. c.

Mr. WESLEY NOILOiTAS. Of the firin Of Nash. Mol.
WI ,,aan Nash. Attorneys ni Law. Front street
Charleston West VA, II our authorized agent 1nr the
collection and preparation Of evidence IN support OF al
kind. nf Claims against the government including those
for Forage Fuel. ilor'-' Wagons. l'"a'' CAe iioS',
service last damaged destroyed while IN the service
h. forc
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-11-08

UHMfS, &C., g lintE or rsN 50 cent? OF IH'erIIOhH
for one dollar.
Laiitorinl Notices, 20 cents line.
All transient Advertisements must 10 paid for N
ADVANCE. Yearly Advertisements payable Sems'aniu'
ally, In advance.
Having a well assorted oflcr, We are prepared to DO
all lescr!ptionS Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
Ottawa Enrolment List.

The following list Of persons enrolled in
this subdistrict was printed on private ac-
count at the beginning of the week, but as
many persons Interested have been unable to
procure a copy, we have been urged to pub
Jish it. Ia doing so, however, ii Is due to say
that this list is the one made two years ago,
and that perhaps half the names on It ought
not TO be there, while several hundred names
oafh; to he on i, which are not there. 1t Is
no index whatever Of the true enrolment
list Of this city rs now in the hands of the
provost marshal at Jolict. Let laboir con
gratuiate himself on being omitted rom tins
list, or be frightened, if he IS really exempt,
on finding his name here. 1t shows nothing
except who was enrolled tTo wears ago aud
who got SPECIAL exemptions at that time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
IsriiisT, HE HEouTncrs over EFT. Fisher

From the Providence journal.
It-is not rebellion alone, which viii mourn
over the loss ofFor; Fisher. There viii be
rs sincere grief in the Bahamas, in st. Johns,
New Brunswick. in Halifax, and in Liver
pool, rs there is il Richmond and II Whining
ton. Colossal fortunes have been made by
English subjects engaged in the business Of
blockade running. The Governor otthe Ba
hamas in Il recent message referred with pride
to the prosperity ofNas au. That prosperity
was almost whoeiy due 10 the contraband trade
with Wilmington The profits Of a success
ful voyage to that port and back were 50 en-
ormous that the owners OF the vessels could
afford to lose one occasionally and have
large balance Of money in their favor. Dur
ing the last year St. john and Halifax have
We'd with Nassau in the trade. 4 large
amount Of British capital was employed in
the business. The ship-buiidcrs on the Clyde
have been busy in constructing feet steamers
for the trade; and Liverpool is the port in
which the cargoes have been shipped, and
the return cargoes of cotton received. Terry
and Porter, in capturing Fort Fisher, have
not only gained possession Of n strong mill
tary worl:, but have with one blow destroyed
this vast commerce. and touched the purses
of thousands of greedy and unscrupuious
Englishmen. The only port into which any
of the blockaderunners can now creep Is
Galveston, and our fleet, which has been
blockading Wilmington, viii now be released,
and can watch every mile Of the Texas coast.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1865
Peace through Subiu.:,tion.

Inc following article can be read wit
profit; now that an honorable peace is reall
within our grasp, by abandoning the blood
programme of subjugation, and treating witt
the rebels on humane and rational principles
Towards the close of the thirteenth cen.u
~, Edward !, of England, claimed to be tn
legitimate sovereign Of Scotand-holdng al
these traitors who resisted bis rule
His claims were stouiy resisted by the re
bells under William Wallace. In 1899 the,
were defeated at the battle of Falkirk. Thei
military power was crushed, aud ScotanC
was subjugated and loyal
| Three years later Wallace had become
| again as formidable az before, and Edward
had TO commence his work of conquest anew
He moved northward with the whole military
power OF his reim, accompanied by his navy,
| which had the entire command of the sea.
After a war of two years the Scotch were
entirely overwhelmed, and Wallace taken
prisoner and executed.
The conquerer marched in triumph from
one end Of the country 20 the other. All wed
in expressions Of allegiance; all bowed to
the sccpter of the conqueror. He attempted
TO abrogate the Scotch name. and even to sub
stitute English for Scotch inhabitants OF the
kingdom. All seemed peace and security.
Two years later the rebellion broke out
afreSh under Robert Bruce IL 1887. at the
fatal battle Of Netheven, the organized power
Of Scotland was again aunihila;ei and Bruce
became a fugitive ard 4 wanicre-.
Eight wears aft lac found himself al the
head of another army. Ihs battle Of Bannok-
burn was fought and Scotland vas again free
Under the successors Of Bruce the dOmin-
ION of England was again claimed and on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04


"Blizzarl," " Californian, relates the follow
y in an epistie in which he endeavors tc
rove-and docs-that anybody can write
oetry:
Said |, . my pretty miss
lie. me have a little kiss
Aud | revelled in the bliss.
Rich and meter:
just help yourself to more"
Sald she tripping ser the floor,
And backing toward the door
Of the celer.
| never saw the trap
Till fell through kerslap,
And You should have seen me drap
Through the hole;
Full twenty feet | fell
How l struck cannot tell
But sent up such yell,
On my soul,
That the girl thought I was dying,
And at once set up crying
For the old man, whoswas trying
Not far off,
To mend a broken pump.
He turned, and with Jump
Cleared sled, and tumbled plump
In trough!
But what has this to do
With a story, which is true
As the Gospel, old or new?
With hop,
He came up, inquired the matter, =,
whence the screaming and the clattsr.
He had half a mind to rap her
On the top
Of her head. She meeklv pointed
Down the steps, where ], disjointed,
Lay, with grease and mud annointed,
On the floor.
Blizzard up those stairs was carried
Quite month there g Blizzard tarrie'
In two months was Blizzard married
Nothing more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

As an old gentleman and his daughter,
who starred to go to Artemus Wards lecture
at Providence, Rhode Island the other night,
but by mis- take went to Henry Ward Beech
er's-and did't know it-wcrc going out of
the hall, the old man was overheard to re-
mark "Well, ifthat's Artemus Ward, don't
think he's worth a-T"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04
VIZ. Cox O-i tlic Question q: Con.
s.itutional Amendments

The Globe, Of Friday las., contains tie
speech 0; Hon. :. s. Cox, directed partly TO
q discussion Of the position assumed by his
colleague, Nr. PeIdie:ou. II r-ie.spee % The
question of abolition b. cons;.tGkSh amend
ment. Mr.. p. argued that the Constitution
could not be amended 80 as = prohibit the
holding Of slaves, without iut-acr ~ the
spirit VI the crn,rac, between tie -..:c-. On
this point ,lr Cox said
Nj. Speaker, J read tbs ra.-..~ with
was: truth ! know not, that 4 commissioner
IS now in Richmond with tie conIiie..ce and
asSsn; Of the administration, meeting. per-
haps commissioner Of the Confederate
authorities and the rumor is that they have
agreed 70 call q national convention. Sen
satiou. | know ~. whether there 5 anything
in it. NJ friend from New lor,. who sits
behind Iao Mr. Fernando Wood) saws that
there IS not, aud BE- Is presumed - know
more oa tha: subject :LGn | do. Laughter.
~, IN the providence Of God, such con
ycnti0u were called, or Were nov n ses ION.
and this question came IA = i-.l reTrasca-
tatiyu q: all the states, who would think OF
disturbing Is power to modify, change. alter
and abolish, either ~ once or r-l.H..-!v. br
constitutional amendment thc institution o.
slavery? Not man. u niie, therefore. II
4 state oG var, and with nearly hall the states
in default and absent. may deny the Wis
don cl acting either by the one mode or the
other pointed out fov The amendment Of the
constitution in this par;icular-I will not
deny go"gr - essential to peace, safety and
severe snry. No ingenious refinement or daz-
zling eioquence shall lead me to deny pow
er which may yet prove our salvation. when
wisely used. Who upon tbs side asks me to
shut the door in the face Of sach . sayins
power? Lei him remember that while the
power may now threaten 70 destroy. the pow
er to save is forever bound up with it. The
power that can create the same can destroy.
Under the ribs OF death, at tn last moment,
this power may he invoked = create the heart
aud soul Of union, and that too by the
array Of states in tier sovereign capacity,
as mo4.1.el Ly .heLc sraAte-. no-.e.z.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Mlcklns augustus
Mickins andrew
Nc cullow WIN
Miller WIN d
Mears john
Mason levi
TMycrs jacob
Miller john
Myers peter
Mitchell george
Mahoney timothy d
Maierhoicr jos
Meare thos
Nc rinuis philip
MalIorhy frank
Ma-iil alex
Morgan john
NJ kinncv . W
Ic hainc alfred
Matthew's john
if4irp-..- thomas
Miller peter
Ithcws nicholas
hanging michael
Martin WIN
Marshall daniel
N Garland I IN
Marsh p
H4rphy James
Martin ] .
Nar-ay thos
W lullaby hryan
FufPhy John
VI quecney timothy
" nHi"Sra michael
II uamara hugh
Nc c.r'y John
VI pie chIS
Nl.'-aa VIM r
Ne, ja X
Z. arthur robert II
NagLc w.n
Nash henry
Ncary john
Neal iaaes
Noel WIN
N,l.,,, i.i-,
To,':,..,,,. So,"'' ,,''' ;,r..
- - =. -
Norton John
~ H.;
80. t.:
[-i'.' ...,,,i-a. 80 =,
q 90 ''..- ''-|H
49,. IN,
-. -. -
Nh WIN ; ~
Ea-bi.l,r
u.l,1re'lteraDce
O!onncIl !
OIonuen Jerry
G'kaua daniel
D'r..ilv ra,rirL
O'I-:cu i.,uos
O'conror James
O'u,.' ua.rjcE
D'Gonai,I thomas
O'daucelI lanes
Orion thomas
Oyerlalt Joseph
O~mau WIN
O'r-,.u lanes
rHonn..l jeremiah
D'r,-ll, patrick
O'council pat-ick
O'f5nuell robt
O!mStead John Il
O'malea michael
c'Iryan John
O'connors Joseph
O'donuell coudy
O.kan- mark
O'hryau ieremiph
O'hcran John
O'ueil john
O'ucal James
O'rcal WIN
Ghean wm
Oy.rhol; Joseph
Preston james h
Porter john 5
PondIeton john
"Por,cr Joseph g
Pow john
Porter charles
*Portcr david h
Payson lewis e
Prescott hiram
Powell heui
Powell WA I
Pe.kinGton philip
Potter francis
Phelps joseph
Parker george
Prescott perhamus
Pierce inel f
Pepdcr'yrast rrant
PcIkir@@ton - ;ohr
p.t,L;T ,v,,
parsr
pillow John
p;IIow r;ch
p;Il,,v ,homos
Price thomas
Porter caoroa p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Liilis ransom
/ I.yford christian
Libby william
*Leland p K
Lannaghan patric
Lansing james
Leavitt james o
LutZ charles
Loney thomas
Long william h
Landlord roger
| Lightfoot levi
Lockwood arthur
Lcavitt MOSES
Lawrence rs
Lynch timothy
Leany timothy
Linn george
i.ryl w -biurtDD
Logan h !
Leader william
Lewis geo =
Lamorc John
/ Lcmingcr John
Large william
Lriben"oad rcorgs
I.arkjn James
Lewis edward
LalIer patrick
Leach John
Lfmar peter
J Lca.eus John
Tr,.,- c',r,...I;rs
! Levi, morris
Lvacll lewis
I Lynch michael
( I.oucy jeremiah
/ Leonard peter
L.eiN dvanise
( Lappcr John
Laul John
I.cmp ioscpl
I,oua,i,c-ry al
o,ort iocah
Linden martin
/ Ia.ler ma,
I.ooring rood John
leak ioI,n
I,oincy william
Inn martin
I I,,nh h
,cy william
/ Linden richard
.v;s david
/ Jro1 r,pr-r
/ I,caver.ux david
Ic,erauy elisha
| I,r.I ;a-..
! Ivncl. ;,l,n
-. ,...i-
! Ivneh ierr,n;an
Long cornelius
Miner samve,
I Miller wm
Mcguire $ c
Mnnte'-hou simon
Nc kInacr 4 ;
Nc grcror James
( u nan patrick
Nc donald robert
! NJ rerri< patrick
! Martin julius
! Nc GiE'liS phillip
| Malone irru
| Naioney james
Nc cree WIN
Mailecirv french
Murrv John
Murry thomas
Mc dcrulor thomas
MURRAY WIN
Nc inhiU iames
Naner John
Naver ioscpll
Nc rnu,,nr ioseph
Nc fa!.r John
L.ayriuL Ln"b
Maher patrick
MARX John
llackay rqtrick
Morse charles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04


Rogers cornelius
Routcliff VIM
| Rigden W h
Rhodes joseph
Rathburn rowland
Rathburn nathan
Reeder thomas
Ravens geo |
Reed s w
Rude daniel
Reynolds james
Raub james
Reardon dennis
Reed park a
Raymond john
Roberts geo W
Rice john b
Rose edward
Ryder patrick
Ryder john
Raab Joseph
Riley patrick
Riligan kalin
Roberts john
Rass christopher
Rhodes joseph
Scovel John 4
Smeatou henry
Shackelton benz d
Siock fred a
Schneider george
ScOfield WIN C
Shater peter
Shafer theodore
SHREDDER anton
Sheet conrad
Shaw-alfred
Schater alfred
Shawlin ircdk
Stephens john
! Schrattz john
Sch;lling mathews
Singcr peter p
Staycr michael
Savage francis 2
Shook joha
Sennett WIN
S|a'tcriv timothy
, Sawyer henry
Siintzcr cllris,oph'
Slyrnau patrick
| SAVAGE john
Scud peter
Smith John
! Short barney
( St0rmaut WIN
/ Stewart James
: Sie"art wm
Shcudau James
HParAaw "do'phus
Sails John
Stack robert
STACK lohn
Sullivan barney
Schwa' amos
spencer frank
smith @ *
Strickland royl
Shaw e! -
Spencer ] IN
Svec;zcr frank
Sch.vs,er chas
Scl:v,ter herman
Schart Jacob
Schart :redk
SaudcrS5n ralph
Sa>, henry
Spencer thomas
Simmons iohu
Saa.or.! rI.er
Stevenson lame,
ScIeYna'.G-o Il
Smrtlfar.rI
Schroeder cl.as
S,crl m
Scar],r .r.j
cv,I,,an c,rra,ins
Snow cLay
Sgl11va. daniel
S.e,.gsoa WIN
South John
sander. p c
S;nti,>au cllas =
Sheridan uatr;cS
Si,iucugcr iohn
Schmerncr heurv
+Stou, John
Stewari WIN r
ShaTcr iraacis
Smith samuel
>Lagrr scv
>,ru-rl austin
ScLock philip
SlacAc,rou clark
Stout cLas
Simon john
Simpson Joseph
ShElng John
Sis henry
Simmons John W
Seer andrew
Schoor Jacob
Schoor george
Sherwood fred q
Sands wm
StrIDiH~ geo :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

thompson 1 delOS
Tombs james b
Thorne horace
Thorne isaac
Thorson thor
v Thompson abel
Trexel christof
Tarble john m
Trainer michael
Tracy michael
Tracy thomas
Trainer samuel
Trainer james
Tobin michael
Thompson alex
*Todd chas
*Thompson daniel d
Thompson george C
Clrich jacob
Upham WIN p
Ustabie WIN a
Ulrick jacob
Visane alex
Wise john
Vagt fra: els
Vincent edward
Walker jw
Watson ira
White richard
Warren daniel
" heeler WIN
Walsh john
Wa!thcrs henry
Wmcherman ulrick
Wcndle phelps
White john
WL;te ;.,ra.
Will;air ;nbr
VI. ;ao]L
WarJ ,,cN-,,o
WI;,n,-ar ;1Ln
u. -, I, ,'..;
WI :+l~ -, -
Wj;; :!,-o. ,,'',-
VI - -
',..1 i" .It'' ma. man
Iya.or.,,n,. 49, ,,,', 80 .;w,.
vy...' . = '''''.' - Ho''
', ','' ''-'''' l'i,"
" '','l man i"'I''h
~, =, 80 "a. - -
W. y, -, N
~. !" me eugene
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W " ny ''''''--e"
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W, " ...'&iN> Il b
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', -..'aiiis FIrhaTd
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" one patrick
W "ic thomas
MD" Chiffon S
\. i'son if
,,-.,,. " Oh peter
W " mann WIN
~, =, Hi'tJe l2hA
W " o14rhH norman "
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", W ~'iHan coward
7. .-4 HIfEF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Hamilton richard
Haynes thomas
Hay lawrence
Harris justice
Henuery andrew
HUFF george
Hamilton hugh
Hess john
Hull WIZ
Hampton thadeus
Iiolleker donat
Hobert amory W
Heinrich adam
Hcariev daniel
Hicks andrew
Hoppe john
Hicks anthony
Ha kcll WIN
Hauswash WIN
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~ IioI''ii''li oscar
iie'i'Ha" James
iI, iIor' 'cn peter
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ii'-'" Pa'Flch
HvL"er q
ii"'Gr'I II "t 7
i,'', mex J'"A
n"oi heHfy
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