The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

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Notices of marriages and deaths must
be accompanied by responsible name
when sent 10 this Office for publication
otherwise they will not be inserted.
Mrs. Partington says that she don I see
rs republicans are any more afraid to stay
at home during the war than other folks. :"
and naively adds that ''home guards are
a very useful convention
Col N. C. Shryock Provost Marsha.
of this District, was in town On Tuesday.
We did not notice that he was laboring
under any considerable degree of depres-
sion Of spirits on account of the extin-
guisher in last week. Republican.
Arthur Home Magazine for April, has
been received at this Office. The contents
are. as usual. highly interesting, and the
illustrations in good taste. but the beauty
of the number Is spelled by Tie poor quail
ity OF the raner used.
Some mean boys few days ago amused
themselves b b cal,ing the wings f TIE
large wheel. at the water house near the
depot These boys will come TO grief If
they don't mend their ways. they are al
ready disgrace 10 their parents and
friends.
Those desiring good Church paper
for family reading, one that will he an
assistant in training up child in ;l,e way
he should 60, viii find what they desire
By subserib NJ ior '.he North Western
Church, published at Chicago, HIS. by
Rev. Thomas smith Price So a year, in
advance
There was quite rush II taxpayers at
the Treasurer Office last week, all anx-
ious 10 pay their contr;bgticns 70 the sup
port of govcrnmea. and thus escape the
penalty Tor those who neglect German
Township has p,id. We believe lareer
share OF her taxes. than any other town
ship in the County
Marshal How has been around notifying
The citizens 70 remove their wool finn
the streets which has beea laying around
promiScuously all winter. This is right |
bat We should like 70 see HIM dc something
more than to merely notify those who !
pay no reed to his orders. There Is way
hy which the Marshal cat have the stree.s /
kept clean. and it i. his duty to see that it
is done.
II is amusing to see how; enthusiastic !
ana excited Ieople will get over :: dog !
fight, especially where one may happen to
be a particular ''f.vorite dorg" Of the town.
On Monday last couple of dogs got 20
lighting down on the corner of Michigan
and LaPorte streets, and it seemed but a !
minute till the streets were alive with men
and boys. all maniiestine more or less
interest in the fight
\. D. and Catharine Hatfield. Of this
county. had the sad misfortune Of losing
three of their children by that fatal dis
ease, spotted fever. recently as follows -
Feb. 9th David NJ. aged years Feb
9th, Joseph p, aged 10 years. March
1st. Susan L., aged nine years.
The above are the only eases Of spotted |
fever we have heard of in this county the |
past winter.
The draft tor this District was ordered I
has been put III motion yet, we cannot say. !
Center, Bourbon, Tippecance. and Ger
man townships have filled their quotas
The remaining townships in this County
arc subject to draft, and in some of them
We are informed, there are not enough \
men liable to draft TO FIJI the quota assess
cd.
Since writing the above we learn that
ten more mel are wanted to fill the quota
of this Center Township How the
matter is we do not know, but it is said
that double credits for ten men has by |
mistake been made, either at Indianapolis. |
or at the Provost Marsl,al's Office in this /
District.
Remember that s & VI. Becker are |
selling off their present stock of Dry goods |
Clothing. &c, at reduced prices, SO as to
make room for the mammoth stock which
will soon be here from the east. They
wish to go in the new brick building with |
new stock of goods, hence they will
dispose of the present stock on hand at
the lowest figures possible.
II. Bamberger & Frazier have opened |
new Clothing Store in the room recently
occupied by Hawley & Gray, on Michigan
street, where they keep large and we'll
selected stock Of Peady made CIotbino |