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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Notice IS hcreb given that tie undersigned
County Surveyor ci Marshall County Indiana
will. at the request If Mrs. Monroe, proceed on
Thursday NorcTnlDcr 9. SIS. TO survey and subi
vide Section four A. i. 81. II r. l.. in Mar
shall County. AID also establish the corners of
the lands belonging 20 said Monroe IN said section
SAID survey will be continued from d1y to Gay If
necessary til completed.
Nonresident owners Of land in said section
VINO fail 10 meet me 1T tie time aforementioned
at the residence OF I: Monroe. and dafray or
provide for Geiraying III cir portion. of the e1-
penses of snid survey, viii be returned to the
coantr Auditor "a delinquent. aud such delin.
queacjes placed on ,.ic tax duplicate for coi,ec-
ten acco ding to llw.
n. J. NJ. KLINGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS SHE or
real E.S7.IYE

notice Is hereby given. that by virtue OF an or.
der Of tie Marshall Court of Common Pleas, the
undersigned administrator de 6onis non. Of tie
es'..te OF Richard Wilson. deceased, will offe 7
Tor sale public auction, AZ tho court house door
in the t',eTn at Plymouth Marshall county, on
/ SATURDAY The 18th day OF Novemncr. lc65, an
equal undivided two thirds of the following de
scrihc land. viz The west half of the north
half Of the north west quarter Of section number
one = in township thirty three t33, north OF
range two - cast in said county.
Terms or SsLE.-One tlrl cash in hand. and
The residue IA two equal payments Mt nine ~
and r. ghtecn rs months with notes Mt interest
waving benef. Of valuation and appraisement
laws, and secured by mortgage on the prcmis es.
said sale will commence at One O'clock p. IN
Of said day, end viii Gc made sui icct 10 the ap-
prevail and confirmation Of said court.
JOHN G.. OSBORNE,
Administrator de JoHis non.
OosOIa- I0-tv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
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CONVISSIONEL'.S SHE ORE
IL ESTITE

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, =
commissioner, appointed by the Marshall Cour: IL
Common Pleas in an action pendipg Therein.
wherein Timothy +. Deviney is plaintiff vs. MAJ
Caret Thompson, Jane Dcvincy and others, are
defendants, for partition of real estate, will sell
ut public auction at the Court House door i'm
Piym nth, on SATURDAY the 2sth day of October
1850 he cast half OF the norh cast quarter Of
north OF range three (3l east, in Marsall County,
In lana. The land is improved, of good quality
and well situated
Terms OF SALE One third cash. ana the res
idGe In two equal payment at and Is months,
the pu chaser giving notes at interest without re-
lief from valuation laws secured by MORTGAGE on
the premises. Said sale will lee ma lie subject to
the approval. OF the court.
JOHN O.. OSBORNE
n0-5w Commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

4 NEW LITERARY PAPER arc
in receipt Of No. |. Vel |, Of the Chi
slgo Literary Messenger published hy
A. Worden g. Co, at Chicago It is an
eight page sheet, the typograph;cal APP
pearanee of which is unexceptionabIe. Its
contents are really OF a superior character
and the Messenger deserves liberal
patronage, which We hcrc / VII receive.
The idea that we mus, depend upon The
eastern cities for our literature IS an Gro,
neous one. and we hope to sec the day ere
long when it viii be wholly exploded.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
First Gun.

President JOHNSON has directed the re-
moval of Mr. Russell, the Postmaster at
Davenport, Iowa, and the editor of the
abolition paper in that city, and the ap-
pointment of Gen. Saunders in his stead
Russo II is called niggerhead /; Saunders
is called eopperhead. Thus we go.-
The artillery will open soon, in good earn
est. Abolitionists Will stand aside and
let the white 8. msn pass ~ Wayne
Tins Il. .Sssfmri
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
ATT1CH.NEIT JOTICE.
In Royes VI Thomas McKinnips

and James Snyder garnishee.
Whereas summons was by me issued IN III,
above entitled cause on the 9th dav of October
-aS. aud also 4 SUMMONS to james 81 ydef n.
garnishee defendant therein and whereas SAID
summons as to the principal defendant, Thoma.
McKinnins, was bY the proper officer returned not
found, and said garmshee defendant having filed
his answer under oath that he las control Of
means belonging 10 said defendant McKinnins
Now therefore the said Thomas McKipn,ps /.
hereby notified of the tendency of said suit be
fore M, and that the same will be heard and 40
.erfnined at my Office in Center township. Mar
shall County, Indiana, on the 10Th day of Noyem
Der, 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
10 JOHN G.. OSBORNE, J.P.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

FINE GRAPEs.-Ihe culture of Inc
. grape is doubtless carried 10 4 greater de-
gree of perfection BY Mr. c. 4. Reerc. Ct
this place than By any other resident Of
our county His numerous varieties, and
their perfect development, presented at
the fair last week would. We think, fairly
compete with those on exhibition ii any
far in this se-.ion Of tie state
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
I'D BRINK a EtEeS.
DRUNK.

OLD DOCTOR BuCHAN'S DRUNK
ARDS CURE permanently eradicaIes the tast,
for tron- drink and cures the worst cases o.
drunkenness in less than eightsweeks.
Thousands Of reformed inobriates now live tC
bless the day tlicv were fortunate enough to com
monce tho use of this valuable remedy. Pric,
Two Dollars package
Malicd to any addre. on recent OF an order b,
JAMES S. BUTLER, 429
Broadway, New York.
nSGsv Sole Agent for The United States
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

PccKET-Boo0 LosT.--DetwecR llrm-
outh and Ryerson's crossing en- tie In
porte wagon road: ealf-s.in Pocket Boos,
containing about SO in greeubacks-oue
SO bill, four ) bills, the balance IN ones
and twos. The finder will be literally re
warded BY leaving it at the sore Of Rice
L Bro. or with the subscriber.
ISAIAH WILSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

In Common Pleas Court. Iay Term lS6 5.
Rcbccca Hand rs Abram Hand

Rebccca Hand rs Abram Hand.
Bv Writ c of an execution issued out OF tie
Clerk: Office OF the Marshall Common Plea,
Court. a.'i TO me directed. viii Offer for 'c at
Tl'i.c outcsy af The Court house door. In the town
q. Plymouth Marshall county Indiana. between
IN. hours Of - O'Clock Z. N. and 4 clock ?. N.
on SATURDAY tie iith day of November, j. D.
lct. tl.a following real estate, ;o-wis:
Ten 40 acres of land off oftie east side ofthe
north west fourth &c the southeast fourth OF sec
ton l'irty-tfce 49, to En-hp thirty three (33>
north ofraTce two ~ east in Marshall c,.un'y and
Stnc Of indiana. II the rents aud profits fer 4
term If not exceeding seven wears are not sol fcI
enough IL satisfy said execution. will at the
above specti: time and place. offer all the RICH,
tile and interest of tie defendant III and 20 The
al.oge described property.
n1-3T II. = LOGAN, Sheriff III. 9.
ne 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19


RfLrAsED.-Aa viii lie Seen ly his
proclamation, which We publish on the
first page, the President has finally releas-
ed Alexander II. Stephens, Vice Prcsi-
dent Of the late Confederacy, together with
several other distinguished sou,hernerz,
wiio have been confined in Fort Warren.
Mr. johnson is entitled to Tic highest
praise for lbs manifest Kindness TO the
reop!e oi The scnfh in pardcnins their
leading men. aad restoring to t:em the
rights {: t.zenship- The Radicals vii
whine little, bat constitutional men ev-
cry where viii rejoice at the Presidents
II slya.a:'y and applaud him Tor MS
disregard Of radical pressure.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

The Mensgcrie of Van Ambur-h & Co.
was largely attended last Friday, beth al
ternoon and evening. This Vas said to
be the finest exhibition of the sort ever
made here, and 80 far as We have earned
gave general satisfaction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Notice ishogcby given 'hat Will cell a. Pub.
liz huction, on
Saturday. November 18th. 1865.
a the la.o residence of Daniel Travis tlcceas ed,
three H.ies cast of Plymouth, on the Goshen road
al nis personal prop rty not taken by his widow.
CONSISTING Of Horses, Cutie. workin oxcn. iIogs.
sheep, " heat, Cora. Farming utensils, &c.
creLitof nine month. Will be given on all
sans over three dollars tho purchase. giving hi+
not Nth approved surely, with interest, waving
'siua,ion and aprra; 'cmcnt law..
n7w3 PETER JACOBY, Admir-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Mr.. Stephen White. showed Us On -
urday last a specimen Of Sorghum syru.
manufactured by him seven years $50
1t was the finest we ever saw.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

James E. Chaplin, ESQ, formerly publish
er of the Rochester .S.ntt@ei gave u q call
on Monday last, looking as pleasant as
when he oficia:el as editor Of : country
newspaper.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

FIRE at WARSAW w learn that the
drug store Of D. Il. Pottinger, ut Warsaw
was entirely consumed by uvs<lA Sunday
night last
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Fsoor-E-as. r. Edwards. at the Passenger,
House, Plymou;l,. pays Tic highest price in cash
Cor al. Ands oi country l.rojncc, ,rmers la'ing
Chickens, Butter, Eggs &C., to d.snose Of viii
GnJ it decidedly to their a'Iyantag to take the
same to ti.e Plssep5e, House. n5:f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

West Townships truly entitled to much
praise. She was always among The first
to Gil her quota of troops; and now wLo n
the wa: IS over the boys come back and
help swell the democratic majority West
is cmpbatically the banner township this
fall Other townships would TO well in
future to initiate her example.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

The Mexican legation at Washington
has received Information that Gen D:az,
who was taken prisoner at Oaxaca, has
made h:s escape and rtjoined the repub-
lican forces. Great alarm exists among
The In per.a.is,s IS Gen Diaz is consider
ed oae o. the ..blest Ulcers. Considerable
ill-feeiins IS reported rs existing between
lie French and United States troops on
the t,io Gfande.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

tbeaezcr Thompson an Old and highly
esteenei citizen Of this vicinity, died on
Saturday last and vas buried on Tie Mon
day following. lie was. il we mistake
nos, beyond the age Of four score years,
and throughout his long career had MAIN
tained the reputation Of being en- honest
man alI Christian lie leaves behind
him large and respectable family who
have lcit 10 them a. legacy the precepts
and examples Of ere whose career was
without bicnish Peace to his asiIes.-
HgAt.aqloA NlraN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
e PERMANENT CURE.
CONssLTATEasN FREE.

Patients must write their name, State. psf
Office address, ulainly. All letters requiring an
swers, mn contain letter STAMP. a9d lac address
el to bR. KNAPP & SON. Drawer 6is3 Chi
caeo, Ill
IL ANY = t1e above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter, when hey cannot see vs.
Dr. Knapp. who will visit Plyfaaush regularly
in the uturc can be consulted Mt the Edwards
House Wednesday, Oct. IL, Il Wednesday. Dec
9Th, 1865.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

If YOU would consult your own interests,
YOU would not fail to call at Wcstcryeli S
when You want to purchase Carpet, .
Cloak, Dress, Boots, Shoes, or Dry t;oods
&c almost any description. They offer nc
bats; hey sell at One PRIcZ Positively,
and you may buy one article and 10 other.
unless yen wish. They urge 30 one TO
buy, bc. are always thankful for all fivors
large or small Prints as Low as 20 cents;
~ best make At - cents Cooi De
i.aiac5 ct 80. and 81 cca:s liz
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Read the card Of 7. d. Bailey in another
column
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Wanted at ti,s o.iice--a good, 81 ea,ly boz
a5-u. 10 years o! age, TO learn the printers
.rsie. \ ply Immediately.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

The stock of millinery goods brought o.
By Miss Smith and Mrs Pierce il really
creditable to th:s department Of trade in
our place Thei~ bonnet trimmings ana
ornaments are beautiful, novel ana fas..
ionable These, combined with thei,
skill and taste, insure to their customcr=r
that source of greatest f.m.le happiness,
"a love cf a honGe-'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
NOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
A valuable tract of Land lying On the Pitts.
burg Chicago Railroad. four miles east OF Plym-
outh, Marshall County, Indiana. Inquire Of
J. 3. N KLINCER, gent.
September IS, 4w.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

The Agricultural Fair he'd iofo last
week was pretty we'll attended onl vas .
pecuniary success. The variety of pro
duets on exhibition Vas somewhat limited
but The quality eff the articles exh;5i;c
would compare foyorab'y wich those u
ally found at such places. We have 10,
the time nor room to mention in detail
the various articles on exhibition, n
though i, would afford Us pleasure % do
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Mrs. Smith & Mrs. Saoo&h',a Just C
ceived a large and we'll selected stock Of
millinery goods Of the latest styles. Our
lady readers can supply theineelves with
the choicest goods f. The approaching
winter season, u their q porum on Mich
gan street. Bonuets, Hats and trimmings
of the most desirable patterns e. sale At
reasonable rates. Their experience in tn S
line Of trade, together with their well
known taste, will secure u their custom
ers the advantage Of the best goods On the
best terms
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Arthur's Magazine f.r Evsember IS on
our table, and cones 4 welcome CUES, rs
usual. This publication IS rapidly rising
in public favor, anu rising by its merits
alone. Its pages are filed with pleasing
and instructive reading. ani is fashion
plates and engraving az always good
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
E2 D. BAILEY,
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS Of MARSHALL c.

Tie 13iiowilc Taxes have been levied ftr the
vear 1868, aad VIII he pay bic be,ween thc l5,h
lay of3ctoh4r, c., ana tue ILirl Moa'!ay Of
March, ls6G.
Lands and Town Lots delinquent for Taxes for
1864 and previous wears, viii be offered for sale
on lie f.I:t Monday CT February, 1865, if not
previously plil-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

For State fufrcees - cents on each $l0n, and
) cents On each Poi .schoo 6 cents on each
zen, AID 50 cents on each Poll. Soldiers fam
lies, 81 cents On each 500 and 81. on cacl, Poll
Library. cent on each $50, Sinking Fund, 10
cents CT each si03 valuation.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
(hiCmS0 E1rber Shop.

WILDE open from o'clock a. m. ill p. m.
Hair -dl cssine. Shaving &c, done in the hes,
style Particular attention given to cutting
Ii, dies and ohildrtns nsir. Room up stairs il
Corl.in's Block. Plymouth Indiana.
oct. 5n5--lm A. G.. HOLTZENDORFF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

We nave received tie November nuns
Der of Peterson's Magazine. One more
number complete the present val.,ne cf
this excellent moath'y. Vow IS The time
to subscribe and form clubs for the c5,,.su.,
year. Notwithstanding the almost UNI
vcrssl advance in price of al the o!Lc.
magazines Peterson will still BE fuyn shed
at the old price ofs2. for single copies. or
) copies for So.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
VINISTRATOR'.S SIZE.

D. o. QUIvEY, Treasurer NJ c.
October l9-n1w3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11

the present Constitution of the country is cs'h'
slant proyocation. Like thst of England, 1t
excludes the immense majority Of the popula.
ton. and especially nearly all the mechanics,
from the right of suffrage. The ProgreSslstas
can. with regard to it, have only the wish that
it may be Overthrown as soon as possible. Still,
they would DO represented in the House of Depu-
ties by considerable number of men, had not
the Mirahorcs Ministry issued circular order
ing an amount Of interference in the elections
which tho Progressistas regarded as so out
rageous that they have since ceased to take any
part in the elections.
Redress of their grievances has since then
been hoped for from q successful revolution
rather than from changes in the Ministry ana
from amendments TO the existing Constitution.
Political excitement runs very high in oil the
large cities, and in the hands of an experienced
leader might at any time assume dimensions
which would DO dangerous to the present Gov
eminent.
II is reported that the conspirators intended
to depose the Spanish Queen, and to unite SPAN
with Portugal under the scepter OF the Portu'
guese King. Such solution would, OF course,
DO regarded by no European democrat as
fualitv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
The Ninth saengerfest-3Icetipg or til
Executive Commiitee.

The Executive Committee of the Committee
Of Arrangements met last evening President Stefen 10
the chair and Messrs J.. Gefus and Carthsnser act
ing as secretaries Col. Burger OF the 9Th Regiment
was present and Communicated tho following resoa'
tious adopted by the Board Of Officers:
Rersd That the Comnandsnt be requested 10 order The
Regiment out for a Field Day the 18th insk
This regiment will act escort TO the grand process.
sion on that day. The offer was accepted With the
thanks OF the meeting
Ii was resolved to sell the tickets for the concerts in
the Academy Of Music Thursday, Friday and Satar'
day
The judges of the prize singiug elected as FOL-
lows: Messrs TLeo. Thomas, 1imm and Neyerhoier.
The following Committee of Honor have signihed
their intention TO SUCH Philip Pissinger, PGee.'
dent: Emil Ssuer Vice-PresdeIt; j. w. schmidt
Prussian ConsnlG {. f. Liosey Austrian Con-
sui General; W. A. Kobbe. Consul General OF Nassan
Leopold Drerwerih Consul of Wurtemberg; Mayor @
c. Gunther; r. A. Witthaus. esq; Supervisor VIII.
man. and seventeen other prominent German nler.
ohauis Messrs Fred. Knapp and Dr. Fr. Schultz w,ll
deliver the olations. .,....
The officers of the Executive Committee were elected
a. follows: T. f. Steten, Presidents Louis 1eiius
Corresponding Secretary; o. T. Caithauser RecofIIng
Secretary; Ottmar Meyer. Finaucial'Secretary; W.
liam Meyer Treasurer; August Chlig, Librarlani JOS
Hillenbrand Grand Marshal. ...
The singers held rehearsal In the large ball OF the
Germania Assembly Rooms under the leadership OF
Mr.. Paur There upward Of 500 singers IN attena
anse, who executed the pieces with considerable &C.
gree Of proficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
BOsTON ARIsTOCRACY.

As many people have been appalled, by stories
Of the aristOcratic notions whereof Boston il
the focus, it may be proper to cite an authentic
exposition of the ideas prevalent in that city
with regard to the fundamental bases OF govern
ment. We find them set forth In the Address
(printed in full on another page of the recent
Free Suffrage meeting held in Faneuii Hail.
wherein most of the chief men of Massachusetts
bore part, as follows:
LET us now fellow citizens turn our attention to
our rights and duties. Having succeeded in this ar
and holding the Rebel States ip our military occupation
il is right and duty to secre whatever the pubic
safety and the public faith require
"frst The principle must be put beyond eli question
that tho Republic Las direct claim upon ths allegiance
Of every citizen from which State can alsoye him,
and to his obedience to the laws Of the Kepabiic
thing IN the Constitution laws Of any State to the
contrary Notwithstanding
"Sccond. The public filth pledged every person
coo In the Rebel States TO secure TO them and their
posierity forever complete and yertable Freedom
Having promised them this freedom. received ther au
on the faith # e. il promise. md by successful war
md actual military occupation OF the country having
obtained the power the result We are dishon
orod if we fail to make it good to then.
''7htrd The system Of Slavery must De apoished
and prohibited by paramount and frreversiDie law.
Throughout the Rebcl States there must Do IN the
words Of Webster impressed upon tue SOIL Itself al
inability to bear up any but free men
Fonrth The systems Of the States must be truly re-
pubic III. IT.,
Unless these points are secured the public faith
will be broken. AID there will be no safety for the
public peace or the preservation OF our Institutions
Such is Federal Aristocracy. as evinced IN
the metropolis of New-England. Horrible as
it may seem, we give it without paraphrase oil
softening, letting each reader groan us audibly
or grove az fcrvently as he shall deem proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11

eventually meet established conditions imposed
mon Others, become voter, is simply TO col
m despotism under tho forms OF liberty
4 m,u so marked is at once morally de'
graded: he is legislated Into degradation; ne IL
loft ,t the n. Grey of every powerful and mimi
cal ncighbor; and though he may DC
made to obey, it is lot as man but as child
Such being may be happy or miserable, con-
tented or discontented, loyal or factious; but
slave he is and slave he will be- however 1em'
pered by mercy or by contemptusus indifference
may be his servitude.
The good sense of an honest people VIII soon
settle these limitations which are absolutely re-
ouired. They are few, simple and palpaDie'
If more rigid ones are adopted. if the reIns are
to be given to fancy or whim. if measure Is 10
be taken of men by '.the standard Of average
intelligence" then God save the Democratic
National Association Of the District OF Colum-
hioI