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aore Recsnt Hnrders.

But short time since, at Laurel 3ap,
between Hawkins and Greene counties,
the rebels murdered, In q most savage
manner Jesse Mays, Henry Iakaig
Samuel E-tep, Pleasant Morris, and p
Mr.. E4riy-hYe in all These unarmtJ
men were murdered by portion r
Vaughn command Lieut. Johu k7g-
ers c0mmanded the squad. These brU
tai murders were perpetrated by Thorn
as Rogers, 40. Crabtree, Lorenzo Pot
ter, and thief by the name OF Smith
This was the work OF one ueighborhoOd
and Of one day. Similar murders are
going on IN every neighborhood, and
every county through which Vaughn 2
robbers pass. Let Union soldiers and
citizens hang or Shoot these men Il
found, and If not, let them hang 20
equal number OF active rebels in tht
same neighborhood.-Ku0Tv1lls Wig
i'm. 4
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A letter from ST Petersburg gives an
account Of the presentation to the En-
peror of Messrs. Sibley and Collins
Precedence was given the Americans,
aud it is belived the Gar intended by
much kindness TO reciprocate the at
tentions shown to officers Of his fleet
in America The lEmpeTcr's private
theatre in the palace was opened, and
besides other plays a beautiful ballet
was performed by select number Of
the best danseuses in Russia, or per
haps in the world TO the exclusion
of Others, the 'illustrious American"
were rendered the best seats, and SO IL
was in the banqnetipg hall where a
sumptuous repsst was prepared. u
was supposed that the telegraph enter
prise, to forward which Sibley and Col
Inns visited Russia, would receive con-
sideratioR.
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Mar Rnnors.

1t is said that the important rebel
movement which is to "sstouisn the
world" mysteriously alluded 70 in 10
cent Richmond papers. is designed 20
consist Of grand combination in Viz
ginia Of nearly all the rebel forces, and
a march thence into the Northern
states, where they propose TO conquer
a pace or die il the attempt. IN Z
prgs
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ASoTHER HOLIDAY MARCH General
Gordon Granger is repeating Shermsn's
expedition upon smaller scale. lie
mas started from Pens4cola.RtO capture
Mobile, igst as Sherman started from
Atlanta 70 capture Savannah. Up 70
the latest advices General Granger had
been very successful, and We hope that
he will present as with Mobile for O.
New Years gift, - Sherman presented
Us with Savannah on ChTstmas.-N
T. Hsrald
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A. & ". LASbsBraa q Co.. Wholesale
su.ler supplies, oocuerUl Pubic Square and
Market Street, otter 70 tho trade and their
ir ends a. large, tneir grea stock yi liquors
consisting la p4rs, o. Ehiskeys, Gin, Bran
ly, Gin C.c1tsii, stomach BIters, 5chic-
dam scAuaPp, Catawba and Clar-t " ines,
90 TIE iaw rates o. one dollar per bottle.
Cali everybody Wishing o. bar aiu Re
EIslu5sr Jas pace, cJfusr Market and
square. IL. e. 81. L4kDsaERg 3 Co.
Jet 27-zrl.
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Tie new Rebel Pirate.

The newrebel pirate Sea King, which
left an English pert some time ago, IS
now, under the name OF the SheDan
doah, actively at work in destroying
American shipping on the Atlantic
She has already captared the snip
Kate Prince, tho barks Elena and Z q.
Godfrey, and the brig Susan and schr.
Charter Oak, OF San Francisco " l.
p5qt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HE4DQ'Rs DEP-- OF rae CuxsERL,Np.
NAsHrIILE. Ian Eth 1eas

AksHvILLE, Jan. 5th, 1855
Col. :. g. Parkhurst, Provost Nsrsps1
General The Najor General commaB6in-
directs that all 6eserters from the rsbei
army who reside in The States Of Tenpes-
see ana hen,prSy, aut VIM csu frr1i.5
saiistacfoFF evidence ef tn-i~ irtertio1 -
become if"'-1 li1.rE ailu Teaceabie citizens.
!asyi Uipa reporting 90 your office and tax
IN tAe amnesty cath, Be permitted % 90
10 their homes
hAen pract' 'c1b'o, transportation viii be
furnished u 'l- GovernIaent
1ou vii adopt such Hlcasures for carry
ing Gus these Instructions as You may deem
uece- sarv.
I remain, Coiono, very respectfully. your
o6eiient servant,
.Signedl Wa j. WHrpptp
chez u stsfT.
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Dan Rice, the circus prop-ietor, was
mulcted in the sum Of 1921 6G la tho
Superior Court, at Worcester, this week,
ir a suit for damages brought by man
whom be elected fom bis tent during
a performance in Webster somemoatus
ago. Improbable Dan.
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"Hardees Tactics" were translated
from the French, before the wa- Hs
recent movement tor holding Swan
nah entities his tactics 70 be ac1us.jsrei
a. somewhat Original, although be a.a
take French leave
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Tho rebels are refusing 20 pav their
troops uhless they viii agree 20 ttkeau
oath 10 serve four years lorg-r. IL
don't make mUch Gfeoce- NV va-v,
for their money isn't worth q cent, aud
there isn't TO DO four yslra more Of
Confederacy.
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A feilowreoentIy tried on a charge OF
stealing a ccrtaia quantity OF cafsa,
was acquitted because 10 was made
out that u was only chie0ry andpsas.
That must have been before Judge No
Cunn.
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TO 10Y 65n-nnn-

Securi-ics Of all kinds discounted ou !ibe-
ral terms, such as Watches, Chains, Pins,
hnBs, Diamonds and Jeweiry OF every de-
scFi Fiplon' also furniture and other property
2 ouumerous 20 mention, at No. SO. CLerry
street, sign Of thc three g5id tails.
Jan I'm T.. Z. GREGORY K co.
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sD ciaI AUCTION sale Of FURNITURE.

Crunk, Glsscocz d Co, will sell a.
the residence OF John w. Walker, No. q
north High street, all. of his household amt
Kitchen furniture, Gns piano, tius mirrors,
fine veiv-L and Brussels ca .prt,, fine uarlor
seize, Jure aus, bed-teais. ward. bss, chairs.
mattresses sc. THIS sale vii take place on
saturday, The 7jl inst, az 10 O'Clock, and
w.t ba a rare cLaa.e .1- Eousekeepers o.
buy -le iur-.-grs, ALI are invited.
iCE. c. Cll-.-, aucl0oecr.
Dee. 6.oL
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Il you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg. No 40 Union street

DIAEEHzA AED yTsssrsa7.-Te have e--
anineI great uuu 5sr Of lelters ron some
OF the most rrouiuess citizens IN ytrciE-
uati and C5T-agJ0u, ETC, spec King in the
Z gass. telns OF Dr. Hyr.ekIand's Anti
Cl9.sra ~ .z.slre for tho cure o. Diarrh0s
aud Dyscnlery. Ihs letters are TOO long 70
publish. III. #o9ds, 0f Coving.oD, H-ys
hs ws5 pronounced incurabie By the best
doctors En-. Cine Ianati, end one bottle of Dr.
llr.5 zIa-t D aLr.- -Cl5ls-a Mixture effected
O. pera,leH. t-a. p .-sr slGerIug i3r mOnths'
n tl Go woes ipf1 cs Dlsrrc-5a and Dys-
rl.r.-. eI z8--t1 " t5-ly
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Mr. Stanton, Secretary Of War, 70
ceiYed through the mail, last week, a
letter containing four large pills. There
was nothing Ia the letter 70 indicate
who the donor of the strange gift was
Mr. Stanton did not Try them.
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The man who smoked in bed on biz
wedding night was sarc5stically inform
ed BY his bride that "no gentleman
ever lighted his cigar az tns torch Of
Hymen."
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ists, carp=l5afs, taafa 1ts-e, ot-., should pro-
s7n5 .heIr VcCuHe-a. Cert 5cutes, or TEX.
ctr, at tHo Banking Ao-se, corner Of Union
sni College str2sls, whore the very best
prices are siWagI Faid lo- sV9.y description
OF Government claims.
CHE1-s JE TEE DEFaslrAET AZ LoCTavr.LE,
'asl1i 90 5ge V-~v 1as. terms.
TFCE. g. HAza-
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seenrItT La ~.


Sy.cf he three Golden Balls,
No, 50 Cherry street
Casa CAPITAL, $4,000.
Liberal advances made on all kinds Of
property. Persons ~e-ir0us Of obtaining
money on secrriy can do so by calling 81
the above named place.
yau0-lm G.. g. GREGORY + Go.
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lJUvrEaf afsiTs.-luIormalou has been re-
coivel 1y =. l.. Barlow & Co. that cerl-iu
drlssists % this city have been pGiming OF
on person calling for Dr.. Nolloc's Pins SEE
rate On .-t.cis oi their own manufacture,
when s-ey cay - super o. 10 the genuine.
" q wound E4vlse ala persons % get tle
genuine, ana suOu.G you require any medl-
cine i1r tne Ifch, R.n worm, letter, o.
any disaose OF the skin. do not suffer any
uuprlucpled rnaH 20 impose any other
preparation on you, bat get Ir. Ftiloc'
Pink Csrate, manufactured b. e. Z. Bar
vli.e, Tenn.
=. 5.-A .bo-sI discount made 10 dealers.
Sent b. masi % any 9itres5 on receipt o.
- -. Be sure tlas you gs. the genuine.
sapZl-u
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'THE OONFE3sI0N3 AND ExPERIENCa OF

Published for the Jcueh-, and as g CAUTION To
Y'C@G MES an others. who Iuar from Nervous.
t-7uiy, Premature Decay Of Manhood, sup
ltyns at the sane tine tbs " ans OF 55if Cure.
hT one who ns cured hIm ei- sfter uu1erg0ns
rol-ida rsble q1ackery. 10y ga losing f,l-ipsrd
n1i-e--ed envelope, single CopIs- may bs h.,I a.
fl5 author.
NATHANIELMATFAIP, F4q.,
oaf.-jn B boOklyn, Kings CO.. y n.
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NOTICE.

A y Annusl meeting of the Stakeholder Of the
a Flrss Na'iond Banx of Nashville" viii bs
second Iaesd y. hang The 40 tenth Say OF JsDus-
y he1h ior the purpose Of electing SIX {6 Direct
or' . serve the easong year.
49,, J. G. OGDEN. Cashier
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Fer SaIB.

& Scholarship in Bscon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati Ohio. 4 5qrqata can
5c had. Apply 80 % address thIs office
nJvl5-tt
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TN MODdsy, The First day Of
february, 1865,

Iuen Of the Nashville Patryt nsv4paper now in
the Poss $50" ana used 10y WIN Cameron q Co.
propuetors Of the Nashville U.ion newspyp per
opening the hidiugs III r,oa a. even Thousand
oOlos. Aud VIII also, u der SAID authority, sci.
70 The III hest bidder, Tor cash, toe uueypred Ieasa
Of A. Camp Is %, on the hous- aui l5t leased Of
Or Hoyte. 10 NrhYil p, bemgahP same. hou. e ppp
lot used as piln & estuy IsAmanL ~ said Cam
erOn a Co, which lease eE Tres on the day OF
July 1853. r K GLA-CUgk.
u. G. Marshal for the Middle Dist. of Tenn
jsn3-2t.
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Lost

nE DECEMBER 81, IS 4, q CERTIFICATE OF
- pEruSII nr sInl. NJ. sst, On he first Ns-
tuual Buls fkashvlle pqy.abie 70 the order on
'ofH rosl 81 = O. 10 value u the f -der. as
patmrut 81 leen stopped.
..--z--l ul.s-. 49, - JOHN CS1WL.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN THE INFoRMkTIoN OF THE UNITED
STATES uefsuS TIE PRt s. TYPE, M-CuiN g.
RY, &C, OF ThE NASHVILLE PAIRIOT
NEWSPAPER.
DY virtue Of 8 writ of Fend toni Exporas 70 me-
ID issued snd directed from the honorable ne
Cucuit CoUri O. the United states Tor tie Middle
District Of lencesree, will SCI, 70 he highest u-
de for cash 10 hand at tbs Nashville Unlo. print
ing otlce IN NashyI le
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General E. R. S. Candy has almost
entirely recovered from his severe
wounds.
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Lumber.
Sun6rinS.

20,09O SHINGLES.
300 Laths.
20 Eb-. Apples
10 Boxes Glass
10 h.egs butter. e.
Just reeoiYed aEd for sale by
J-ul. y. b. !CKEY, Agent,
high and Broad sts.
Times end Dspstcl py.l
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raarl Nlnlatnres.

Mosss IS TIE first to Introduce this
new style OF Pictures. Every body that
see tEe.I are delighted with them.
lail 20 the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land ard Judge for yourself ol4.tL
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Arlington s Farrar, Real Estate 5sts,
Llvo removed their Office to the count
i1g room OF JnO. K. hume Co., College
street near Church. iau3-lsy.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VHYE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE A VERY
w valuable FAR NJ, ne-r the Nolensvile
lke, pa mlles fgOm the city. containing - Acres
Of choice land Brick residence, containing four
rooms, besloes kitchen, smoke house, and other
outhOuse excellent spTine OF water, ana a great
variety 81 frtut trees. Apply t.
" MATT BROWN & co.
nOyi6- m fDl A. Cherry street
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Wanted Immediately,

Two OR THREE GOOD CARPESTERs. Best
Ssges paid Apply % 4. O. Bruce, at r.
slRSleton's Nevs Depot ian8--st
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FOr SaIa.

A TnArFOP BASD on THE CHARLOTTE
n Ae = IN le- from the citv. containing about
.t s'r--. There Is an eX client brick eard Ga tne
-, Hfsslll MI y latfrof fdeF. . a pply y
" ma IT. BROWN CO.
5A1'-iH lLl Al CherIy street.
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CLAIMS s

For comp nsation for properly employed in the
military Sc. vice Of the l'uted .sptes ard lost de-
ztroyed or captured, viz st,sInboats sBd other
YES els, Railroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Wag-
ons, Sc.
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s

late Capt 2J.h lis A. 40 N,
and Post Q " Pos. Nashville.
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- lIOst UHce Key, Box 10. 10
Fgr,t-9rn #-e T
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A RO-T THE GOTH OF NOV VEMBER LAST. q
~ Certificate Of uep5site Tor one hundre dol
bars m the Frs National Fank Of NasbY-lls, 10
james O'N,a. Il viii he Of no use g the nndeT,
laymeut las TX en- topped atthe Bank
iRiGl-l1u = tt "a JAMES C'NFAL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

NEW YORK, July ..
The IIerald's Richmond Lynchburgh
and Norfolk correspondence contains in
teresting southern news. Martial law has
been re-establishcd in Norfolk, owing to
the riotous conduct prevailing there.
There is much suffering from destituti)n
in Richmond.
1t is ascertained there is much more old
Virginia tobacco on hand in the country
about LynchburS than has been anticipa-
ted.
Afars in Portsmouth arc progressing
satisfactorily. The mayor appears to be
the right man in the ri ght place
Northern attorneys, located in Rch-
mond, are reported to have engaged in
brokerage on the clemency of the goverl :
ment, by selling their influence Of procur-
ing executive pardon for wealthy rebels
The Herald says that the unionists Of
Charleston are pettioning that their cot
ton, rosin and turT Tcntinc, which they
purchased under rebel rule and hid in
hope that at the reconstruction of the un-
ION something might be saved to purchase
the necessaries of life, but which was
seized by the United States at the time OF
the capture Of the city, may be returned
to them that their families may be saved
from utter destitution.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

BEGINNING To SMELL A Rata
Boston paper having smelled at the negro
suffrage question, snufs mischief III it,
and recoils with this profound conclusions:
1t is very evident to cur mind that we
must approach this question with great
care, lest We injure the freedmen through
a mistaken idea of what will contribute to
their real and permanent benefit; for 1t
must tie understood, We think, by all, as
Theodore Parker once remarked, that the
race is somewhat allied to equatorial
grasshoppers, and they might jump the
wrong way. As race they don't desire
to leave the South, nor is it desirable
that they should; and if they remain at
the South, the chances are if they could
vote that they would be quite as likely to
vote for persons whom it is not very de-
sirable to sec chosen to high Offices, as it
is that they would vote for the right man.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
4 Y " O u " c T. VI T N T. s

We are authorized to announce the name of
TIMOTHY ID. BAILEY, as a candidate for
the Office of County Recorder, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized to announce the name of
DANIEL >. CRU BE, as candidate for the
Office OF County Recorder, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention
MR. EDIToR'-You are hereby authorized
to announce the name of WILLIAM NJ PAT
TERSON as a candidate for Recorder of Marshall
county, subject to the decision of the approaching
Democratic Convention Of said county:
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
\ gentleman writing from Vicksburg

\ gentleman writing from Vicksbarg,
Miss, says.
Vicksburs presents busy scene just
now. Business Of all kinds Is rapidly
springing up. Traders are coming in,
and new stores are opeLing every day
The country people line ihe roads with
all descriptions of teams and vehicles.
bringing in their produce and carrying
out all kinds of ''store" supplies for their
families OF which most Of them stood in
need Trains run as far as the Big Black,
on the Yicksburg and jackson Railroad
and it is expected that the bridge across
that river viii soon be completed, placing
us in communication with New Orleans
and the North
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
SDtfial Aotitss.
a Receipt for tlie Cure of Fever
and AslC

BANGOR. VAy BtREN CO.. Mich. Sept. Q. 81.
DR.. c. w, RoBAcK-Sir: Your Blood Purifier
and Pills sell better here than any otler medi-
cines could keep. They are just the medicine
for the people, peculiarly adapted for the cure of
Fever and Asue, but tie peope use them as a
general medicine.
TO break an attack of the Ague take n table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour. and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days the complaint will be
removed and IA permanent effected.
All who try this treatment before applvine to n
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
hil-lm Yours truly, a, b. TAFT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
A CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as missionary. dsc0yereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous w eakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train Of disorders brought on
~ banefll and vicious habits. Great numbers
~. ho. ALREADY cured by this noble romcdy.-
Prompted by dcs;r.,' = benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the "ee'Pc ior p 'ep"riil9
and using this medicine. in scale. en'e'ope' :"
any one who necdsit, Free Of Charge.
Please inclose post paid envelope, addressed
to yourself. address,
JOSEPH II. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE,
vl0nf3-lys Nto York City.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
.SHERIFFS S1LE.

Jeremiah Karnes' estate J
Foreclosure.
Margaret Critics, ct al.
BY virtue of decree and order of sale made
at the May term, S65, of the Marshall Common
Pleas Court, in favor of jeremiah Karnes estate
and against Margaret Critics, ct al, and to me
directed; | will expose to sale at public auc-
ton on Saturday, the 9th day of August $50. be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and O'Clock
q IN. at the Court House door in the town of Ply.
mouth, Marshall county, Indiana, the following
real estate, to wit:
Lot number two ~ in the village Of Argus.
formerly called Fremont, situate in Marshall
county, Indiana. If the rents and profits for n
term not exceeding seven years, arc not sold for
enough to satisfy said order of sale will at the
above specified time and place offer all the right
title and interest of the defendants in and to the
above described property.
II. NJ. LOGAN Sh'G NC.
July l3, 1860 10.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ u. the Goth day of January. 1851, purchas
ed the w "a L Section l6 T 30 ,. E
of L. Mcdonald. who nas at tina. date Auditor OF
Marshall county. and received Certificate oi
purchase from him numbered i3,--saii certificate
having been lost or mslaid,we will at the expra-
ton of three months from this date apply to the
Auditor of said county for a new certificate.
VIM. HUGHS,
July 6th-3t EDWARD NEWHOUSE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

The st. Jo. Register says the heavy
rains of the preceding week considerably
injured good deal OF clover and timothy
already cut in this county, but not hauled
in, besides preventing the cutting of the
balance. The wet weather has thrown
the grass and wheat harvests together, and
it will be difficult to get through with
both In time on account oi the scarcity of
hands.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

\ great change in the weather from
warm to cold occurred here last Saturday
evening. The thermometer fell in few
hours some thirty degrees. and on Mon
dav oyercoats were in demand at pre-
inium
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street

The rains which occurred during the
fore part Of the week have materially IN
terfered with harvesting many farmers
not yet being done. We understand also
that the grain remaining uncut is in many
places badly lodged and to some extent in
jured by the storms of the last few days.
The grass in most meadows is thrown
down, but will, it IS thought, generally
rise again but little damaged.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

The I'D Reg. Ind. Vols, two compa-
nies of which were raised in this county,
has been paid of and the men mustered
out. The most of those belonging here
arrived last Sunday evening, the officers
having been detained for day or two
longer at indianapolis to get their pay
an nlusterout papers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13

LOST LOST AT my house in this city,
corner 10Th and Green Streets. are two
dear little girls, who have lost the address
of their uncle, Willis Hays, who lives
somewhere in Indiana. They are home
less, and from the State of Georgia. They
are of that class that have seen better
days before the war.
will be very glad to send five dollars
to the County Recorder, or whoever may
see this and send me the address of their
uncle, and send word to Mr.. Hays.
w. s. SEDwIcK,
Louisville, KY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-07-13
ELlzN A LECTURE
s-ssSs<Ssa9 TO VOTING NIEN
vl0n36-ly

>
Just Published in Sealed Enrelope; Price
Sir Cents.
A LECTURE THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Radical cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary emissions, sexual debili-
ty. and impcdiments to marriage generally
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits:
Mental and physical incompeteucy resulting from
self abuse, &c. by RoB'T ]. CUivERwELL, NJ. ID.
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The man Cohoe who was so intent last
week on putting an end to MS earthly ca
reer, after a nights lodging with the pro>
prietor Of the Cross barred exchange, wise :
" concluded to abandon the enterprise,
and left for parts unknown.