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Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
The Late Festival In CIearspring.

The lady managers Of the late Fair for
the benefit of the new Catholic Church Of
Clearsprii-g, take this opportunity Of
thanking their kind friends who helped
them so generously on that OCCASION; adj
ding for the satisfaction Of those chiefly
who patronized them, by aiding them in
getting it up. by attending during its con-
tiuuance, and by assisting them in working
off the various articles on hand. that it
proved decided snccess, and the result
far exceeded their most sanqnne cxpecta-
tien--they having cleared. over and above
all outlays, 81 900, by the enterprise.
And OH this connection, we will mention
for the benefit of those interested. that the
different raflles went OF very readily, and
realized handsome sums. The beautiful
silver watch was drawn BY Mr.. Yettcr Of
Glearspring, VIII" presented So in return
to the Fair Mrs. Wright Of Ilugsrstowu
became the lucky owner of the set Of
French china. The horse became tho
property Of Judge Mason, WIN. although
absent, vas in luck. Mrs. Sally Cushwa
will enjoy the rich cream from tAe COW,
presented to the Fair iy the fortunate
Judge. The elegant saddle went off to
Mr., boyd, Of Ciearsprins. And the rest
Of the articles. too numerous 10 mention,
passing iato tho possession Of different par
tics-all of whom were highly pleased
with their good luck. .' --' @
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
vashiagton Csuhty court. "a

BaiG hessp sNspyemF saa Feaaff eaf tsrm of tbs court
commences i.sscssien. en- Monday next.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

DUELIsTs SArraIzEB. Tbs editors Of the
''Taintmario, a satrica! little print in Par
is, have given their quarrelsome cote,npo-
rarics broad hint that their ducls are
verging on the ridiculous. Two of them
NJ. NJ. Rossignol and Maxine agreed to
Gght, and went down to tue country with
swords. seconds and the usual parapacrna-
lia; the men wore placed. AMI the seconds
iuterfcrci. drawing up the following
queer declaration: ..The undersigned
seconds, seeing, from tho look of their
principals, and the way they flashed their
swords, that they were. in earnest, and
considering that the cause of the duel was
q mere triae, decree that it must not take
place." ''a'
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
-Tbc Lorillards ltobhcconists ain sNeg

.y9rku. .haye lpailti ,$7S5,olds I aof internal
revenue on their mappfsstpsiqs isssiesss
in eleven months.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

vastr nebsl@stclsud, aaauyn aiunn aa1sr
than the moon, and which continued 10
move onwasf With aSsiosisyi greater than
the, clouds.
The meteoric displays Of 1893 sad
1S33iwers. characterized by the fall ofne-
teoritcs,a which, rushing toward the sur
face Of the earth with loud noise, Ipenc.
tratsd beneath !. several feet, Tie ppi pesio.
dioity of these starry showers is not 90 de-
fnitelyi aseertained with regard. to the day
Of the year They hare occurred with =
greater or less degree in the months Of
August and November, from 1888 to
1889; but the most remarkable of them
have appeared on the 18th OF November
or between that day and the 18th. s7,a d
:. The next appearance of the meteorio
phenomenon, therefore. is expected On t Or
about the 18th of this month The obser-
vations of astronomers have demonstrated
that shooting stars arc moro numerous be.
tween midnight and sunrise, and the ma.
jority of them agree in fixing the radia.
ting point-that point N which the liues
described by their meteors iu their, fight
oentrc--in the constellation Leo. limiting
the area Of radiation to the immediate NJ.
entity of Regulas, in the neck Of the lion
Others assign the radiant point to the con-
stellstion Orion vos t.sses,ft. .i .,,...
The theory most generally accepted in
accounting for the regular oecurrance OF
msteoric showers is, that an unusual ayyre-.
CATION of these asteroids exist iu tho pl.no
which is reached by the earth at,that poiut
Of its orbit. AMI through which the earth
is several hours in passing, although Or
scrvations h-ye not been, sufficiently nu.
merous to establish the exact period Of ths
eartlI's arrival at this point of, its orbit
During the fight of mcteors in November,
1888, much apprehension was manifested
from the fear that one. or more Of these as
teroijs would come into collision with the
earth; but hitherto u) disastrous consa-
Iuences have ensued from this grand cc-
lestial display, and although there is some
reason TO believe chat aa event of..this kind
is possible, scientific men, unite in the
opinion that suo:l oslanlity is not with In
the bounds Of probability. f'f d o." =
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
The Fenian Trials IN O.nada.-- =
q 81 1I fFT-
Agents for the Free Press.

-ss.sr- -. -.
THOMAS q, ROBERTSON, lIagers,own.
J. B. McCLEERY. '"' i''H t'2O'at
JOSEfli MCRltEY, Hancock.
JosEPn fnARRisoN,0 eli fMfls,one aroint.
DR.. j.; A. GaH0wER, Ciearspring. ~,
3. II. WILSON, n ,-.. Conococl,e,gue.
B. F. SLICK, Leitersburg,
Es- Messrs. ABBOTT { CO., So Nassau ST.,
New York, are our Authorized Agents In that
city, y l91i7C sdl 10 .m3isH3 Eos E7,aaan
nO-Nessrs. Nichols & Graves, S.g44 Yves,
Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd. are the aatEori-
zed agents ofthe "Free Press In that city. ,..,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
-STNg - Gl'fiSfiiiNr " l-ii!aa.J or
ZuYp1g ii. s8A GoN - 81 ~ - q .-p>,tf''
"What sort of Sermon do you like?''

"What sort of a Sermon do you like?'
said DR.. Rush to Robert Morris, one day.
10 y lIs like sir,% replied Mr.: Morris, that
kind of preaching which driycs a man
into the corner of his pew. and makes him
..tiIinkIthe devil is after him. orb, .
'@'i--The beginning of the new year will
witness the Inauguration of nnbrokcn steam
communication around tbe globe.
..sas-A mass Of canncl coll of the size of q
whale contains more o i than there is in
the fish.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

d. The negroes of Harrisburg had u ja-
bilee last week in honor Of Geary's election
They talk of him in that city as 'our can
didate."' .....,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
THE RESULT

.
The result, shows that the Senate con-
sists of Is conservatives and 8 radicals
a majority of 6-and the House of Dele
gates SO conservatives and 81 radicals
majority SO. Conservative majority on
joint ballot A. sr 's... .... .H
This secures the election of Conserva-
tive to the U. S. Senate in place of the
negro worShiping Jno. A. j. Cresw,ll.
The conservatives have carried every
county in the State, including the city of
Baltimore, excepting the counties compo-
sing this Congressional district, one of
which at least, Washington, was carried
by the most palpable fraud.
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
The following Congressman arc elected:
1st. Hiram Mccullough, conservative.
2f-Stevenson Archer, conservative.
3a.-Charlss Il. Phelps conservative.
4th. Francis Thomas, radical.
5th.-Frelerick Stone, c"uscrvative.
The imperfect returns from this Con-
gressmnal District shaw majorites for
Thomas in Washington of GOO, Carroll
500, Frederick 1.9O0 #nd Allcgany so.
showing heavy radical losses, despite the
immense frauds pcrpetr'uc,l in every por-
iiun Of the district 20. far as heard from. -
Tt is TO be hoped that Governor Swami
will withhold his certificate of election and
give it to Col, Maulsby,, the riglltfulIy
elected party. .... ..., -...!...s~l
-r7u' .,sE NEW YORK. :. a4e... .
THE returns from this State show heavy
Conservative gain in the city of New
York. but Radical gains in the Counties
which make the State doubtful, at leas, so
far as we can judge from tho meagre re-
turns received. ''-~ q "'"''1 s.-" .''.
i4.,,.r. NEW JERSEY. .5.r ..,. j. .;,.,.
This Statc.has probably gone Radical,
although the returns are scattering anl
therefore unreliable. This. is no loss to
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
OWES POWDER TO ms ENEMIES TO KILL MS

itc?Tespondento OF t.,s Cincinnati ENQUIRER. y,
= NEW ORLEANS La. October s, 1866,
r- -Tr.a4,.r, sob! Damned yillian."
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
NEW YORK.
NEW JERSEY.

This Statc.has probably gone Radical,
although the returns are scattering an
therefore unreliable. This. is no loss to
the Conservatives and no gain to tho Rad.
ieals. ,..,.. .-.....e.. ........ ti
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

bcfjss the fodrt. sal he felt il hi. d j.
sns a cbnsdrrator Iof lhc peace, to ask br
ahc-afrcstlof- Messrs.ZX Xaliant and YouSg J,
anAsHdsr-tAat tho. .peass- lathe city should
hesWcseryedrshs .di1Ha oi b,dsgq9 dtny
Upanthis application Judge Bond is
sued bench warrant for Ithq arrest + Of
Messrs.g Young aad Valiant xas- -hanaed.tO to
the clerk of the court. Mrs. Jehu HzAskew
and by him delivered to SLeria Thorn
son. A.. q teurS'd ae9,t r5,' .n.tisq7,L~ L~q,fT
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
''There's Life in the Old Land Yet. !.
THE .:CoRPORAL'S GUARD. HAVE
90 CHARGED AND ROUTED TIE
Ia 30. ',i LOYAL LEGIONS. u,sr
THE REGISTRY LAW CON-
80" 81. b. q DEFINED.
A NEW CONSTITUTION AND A GENERAL,
SWEEP OF. OLD HUNkERS DEMANDED.
GOV, SWAMI SUSTAINED BY THE
{, elgg iJS PEOPLE. ot-r 40 ,'

MARYLAND CONSERVATIVE BY 10. 600
..,,. ~ MAJORITY. -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

Notice ia hereby Given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Mir>haIl county, Indiana.
will. at the request Of Gamhriel a. " hitseil pro-
cecd on Thur liv Jinu,ry 18th. 1866. sur, ev
AID sabdivids the following land. in Marshall
County, to-wit
Sections ; and 6. T 80 y II / F.. and also establish
the corners of the lands belonging 10 said Gam.
brel 4 Whitse in said sections. said survey will he
continued from 'iay 10 DAY If necessary ill
pietotl. Nan-rcs.ien. owners of i,ni i'm said
section Who FL 70 meet ne n the time above
mentioned, ~ the residence Of Iohn Whitscl, and
DERRY or provide tor deir1vin~ fhcir portion of
,ac c~pen-cs "f : ii survey. viii BE- returned to
ih. county : pi''o, As dr'aq ent. AMI such de'in.
qucn.s flsced on tie Tux duplicate for collcc tion
according 10 law.
MI J. NJ KLlNGER. Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

MOTIF !, hereby ,.ivea t'et the uutler.iche,i
Count, Surveyor OF " lr-aaY County Indian,
aill a. the request OF Mrs c Ditto. proceed on
Thursday Jan 25fh 1855 TO zrrrcv an sur-ti-
vide ,er,lon - T IS y. H. =. in Hrr.hall
cuuav, anl also e7'sbiisl tie corner. of the
ln,ls belonging said Mrs. &. Ditto ia said sec
ton sal the survey will he coutiaucd from day to
eav if necessary TIL completed.
Nonresident owners Of lsni- in s,; section
who flil 10 met meet me IT the fine above men
toned. Il the residence Of Mrs.C ditto. anil lie
FRAY provide for ,!efra wing their portion of The
cxocns"s ofssil survey. will nc returned 10 the
County Auilt0r rs delinquent. and ucL ,cn-
qucncies placed on the tax iupc Ito for collection
according to law.
MS J. NJ. KflNGER. Surycyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

geY VIRTUE Of an order of the Common
, Pleas Court OF Pulaski county Indiana, I
will sell at private sale TO the highest bidder on
and after the :s@ls5 day 0T january.
1865. the following lands situated in Marshall
county. to-wit: Th~ southeast Of sec 90. T..
-. \. 4. 2 T.. containing 100 acres. Also lot
no. G. sec p. L u y. K. 3 t., containing II
20-l00 acrcs.
SAID hnds viii be sold "a whole, o. g, ell
tract separately at not less than the appraised val
ue thereof.
TER N~-0ac- tl.ird cash. and the lance in
equ' payments OF six and twenty 'our M n.ls q,
with iute rest from d.y Of s.lc.
SAMUEL DECKER, Commissioner.
u. L. Wickershlm, 7ttt. niS5w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

Notice il hereiy given that tho undc' signed
County Survey of M-rshill Couutv Tn,i'arm
will n the request Of nr. acnslll proceed ON
Non1ay January 22l. l>66 T. survey and sub
divide section Il L 81 y L 3 f.. in M,rsh,ll
county, AMI also e. ab-h the corners of the
lands belonging To aid iicnds4ll in said section
SAIL survey will be conrinded from day 10 day
il necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners OF inl in said sccti III who
fail to meet me at the time aforementioned, n,
the ic,idencc OF A'r. tlousall. and dclray or pro
De for defraying their PORTION Of the expenses of
said survey. will be ,eturnei Ia the County Aud
igor Delinquent. and suth drnqucnclcs placed
cn The tax duplicate for collection according to
law. J. NJ. kL'NGER, Surveyor.
nl7-3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

The IL. Rev j @ Talbot, D. y. As.;s: ;
ant Bishop Of the Diocese OF Indiana, will
administer the Rite Of Confirmation in St.
Thomas (EpiscopaI) church Welac ;.lay
creniug Jan. 3ist
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed executor
Of the last will Of T-nothy +. Deyenev, late ol
Mar hall County IndIaIa. deceased All person.
indebted TO said estate arc required to make i'm
mediate symcnt and those having CLAIMS against
the estate nre requested to present tho same ior
lsstlement. Tho estate ia supposed to he solvent
MI JOHN G. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
FLYEoCTh. Ism, Jan. 9th, 1866
n. M0e2AT In the fire of Jsnu.

Ed. DEMOCRAT In the fire Of Jrnu
qry Sd. 1856, I had the misfortune 70 lo- e
part cfniy stock. Was insured in the
Home Insurance Company of Lafayette
Indiana. for 81 600. TO day | was called
upon hy their adjusting agent, Col. j. II.
Dresser, who paid me the amount Of my
claim in full. Such promptness in the
settlement OF losses deserves to be known
by the public, and take plea sure in re-
commenting this Company to those desiring
Ia surancc. \. RE!sECilER.
Merchant T.lor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

TIL EYsr THEY CAN Do.-Thc negr'
loving disclpies OF Garrison " ade' gu"
nor 4 Go. IN Congress seem intent on ply
ing their dusky vocation ere The propl'lou'
moment Tor ac'i'" passes ~ i"er ="
tense zeal IN TINS regard Te"'ais US Il
NF Lincoln wo0id say u ii'''e Story
related =; an army chaplain
Seeing dirtyfacel bu'ternut urchln al
the fence III front Oh 4 ''9o7e' TIC i'e"o"e'
s'opNeu anu Sa'u
=. h. ..no 70 church"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
VOLUME L.
,.IGEFE TElHT0GEa NJ
Local ASD sII~c1i.lANEOUs.

Local AND 5II~CEiE.ANEDCs.
e -7-7 =-s-7 49,; - = =, $3.50 -,
Gseu.o cratic sl-to C3urc7s1.oa.
Thc pcrocra..e SAFE Csr..sai Commits
tes sl.eh ~. Z, lal;@nsP9..s On Monday
-. Ya-sci Z resc.ation ealing aSta:e
Convention on lie 10Th of March.
o., motion e Nj Henderson, it was
Resolved, That the Democracy and Con
curative r.ca Of Indiana y -,I'a.s,cd -
meet i Converf.cn. on saturday, the ii gay
G: :. -. =: IL co1H.' 4 Of c.ch
county =. selccs del. elt,s - IKE Convention
u!t1c il.h of Mach.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
STR NssEs BUT RUE

Every voung lady nnl gentlemen in the United
States n Ia ,r somcthing very much to their ad
vantage bv return mail Gree a, charge, bv adj
dressing the undersigned. Thosc having fears Of
being humb gced will nbge nv not noticing This
card. All others will please al rrs- their ohe1i.
cnt servant TIL ~. +. CHAPMAN
63l Broadway, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
SERIET 70 TOE.

Notice is hereby given that the underslan ed
County surveyor of Mtrshai County Indiana.
will. mt the request # Jane Thompson, proceed
on MONDAY. Janulrv Is. l-66. to survey aud sub
divide Section 70 I. II. II F.. in Marshall
County. aid also establish the corners Of
the lands belonging to shid THOMPSON IN said sect
ion said survey will be continued from day to day if
necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said sections
who iail 10 meet me nj the time aforementioned
at the residence of ,mes II 'mpson and de fray or
provide for detri wing their portion Of the ex-
penses Of sid survey. will be returned To the
county Auditor "a delinquent and such dein-
qnencies placed on the tax duplicate for collcc-
ton according TO law.
pls J n KtINSEP, B-rre--r
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
pLYN.CUTH MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY

TTLIJAH McGREW. Undertaken, Tyncr CITY,
= Indiana. dealer in read -mt de Collins Of al
sizes, also SASH Doors, Bill 80, etc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

M T. aa-c M: opened rhe T tTINt7 IioII 81.
~ formerly occupied by \. Vale. whore We are
prepared 10 .,cepmm1i,te Ladies' AM Gentlemen
With Oysters ami Warm Meals at al hours on
tho shortest notice.
Boarding b. the day on the most reasonable
terms. CLARK & DAVIS.
yllnl1-tr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
EESSzs RANCE. T-EAgEE.:
s ,OG0 Geo.

Il Cu;sg,a, Co.G, 9: Sore 'E',aroas,
EsouEEs isNrDIaT- ATTENTION AND SHOULD Bg
CHECKED. lFALLowe TO coST.xuE
irritation CT the -ur5r, Permanent
9E.CEt LEecticn. OF an incu,is
lung pissaso
= crr-v TIE RESULT.
BROWNS 4.2cNc IA. TeocHEs
gA7Ise \ -ia1cr '~rlv-,cE y Trs Pants, CIV
lngroIs1E sLily7.
Ter Excrc.i.:s. r sthrr., Catc-rh Con
su1p,iVs ard Thcca. Disc .-es
TE2ca-' aEz rr1o w4rH AlwA-- coon erccrsS.
es17rCt7 z I'D PUELI eTFfEFR
vi Gai I.'T'ctt' u.c fal in clearing the voice when
t-I'' before singing So king. IN relieving
r'rt1r3a' a.icr n uau-ul c1rr.ior Of the vocal
Or-aua. Tho TBacTss ara ,oc9mmrndcd and
prescribed by PHYSICIANS. ed have had tc-tinlo-
nia' from eminent men hrouc'ou; the counir,
R"itc m article @ trn" merit, and h'yiHg proved
Their efiic ~ bv 'e-t Of MANY years each wear
IND ten in new localities in varions parts OF
he world, ard the TsocH. are universally pro
noanccd better than other ar icles.
OsT.tv only 9.owx's Bsovcu,,L Tsocry..
ana do not take eny OF the Worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United State. and H.
Foreign countries at IS cent. per box
yjln1-6r-o
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
'av r b. making it known :; once

HiEp.-Of 1iriher.a. on the 9Th inst Mr.
Abraham Boyd, aged 60 years
hr. B had been resident Of this pa C
FOR about nine years an1 vas well known
As man Of uncommon kindness. and gen
erous to fault He seemed to delight in
rendering assistance to The needy and re-.
liarins 50 f4r as in h;s power those in dis.
'rew. Re had been in poor health for
some i'me past blt WAS able to 60 a5ou;
until the day of his death lie will DO
missed By large circle f fs.caIs and &C
quaiutances Thus one after another is
taken ~ he relentless hand ofdesth from
,he society Of friends on earth to that
rougae from ~Lcuce 10 traveller returns
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

We have aet hal time I, call on al
our patrons tbs week, who, IN consequence
OF the dre, have commenced business in
othsr rooms, hence their advertisements
are moi all properly arranged, but before
another ;ssle Of the Fsper We will try an !
make it aFoiu; to have then all in their
proper places. Some have called On u
and direc e. tie can.'aunnce OF Their al
vcr,ise1aea.z, others have II, 20 or lor. al
to the disposition . Je male Of their al
rertiscm-n,s an VIC have had no time to
e,ll On them. If any want Their ad-
vcrtisements discon'inUei Hey you'd do us
a 'avr b. making it known :; once.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
scorEx VII net BE rEFUs-4
STATE OF lanai
MARSHALL. COU NTYI
IN Circuit Court. February Tern, 1865.
Noah Flora
Va Petition for Divorce.

!! Petition for Divorce.
Sarah Ann Flora.
The plaintiff in The above entitled cause hy his
attorney. hns fled in my "ffice his c"mpl int
ganst the defendant, AMI il appearing ~ the
affidavit at competent person that the de ord'tt,
Sarah Ann Flora. il non resident of ha state
OF Indiana, She is therefore hereby notified oi
The prndcncy of said complaint AGAINST hcg. aui
unless she appear. answer on demur thereto ut TIN
calling OF SAID cause on The first ,iay oi the mex
term of said count. TO he begun and held al the
Court House IN Plymouth "n the ? Monday 1T
Fehruiry. 1850. SAID conn lilit and he matters
and things therein contained eul al dSed VIII be
heard and determine in h-r ab-rrcc.
JOHN {. CUsltNAN, Clr,k.
phi'''r-s ( ro.rnSon "'rj asvs rI7--~x
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
e. E2fsDksS OF YOUTH

A Gentleman who suffered 70, wears from Ncr.
vous nc',iiiy Prem ture Decay AMI all the effects
Of Youthful indiscrctiou viii Tor the Ike of suffer
inc humanity, seri free u al wip need it the
recipe and drnc ions tor ~ tkng the simple rem
cdv by which he was cured. Suffer hing To
profit hv the advertisers exnerienec can do SO
by addressing JOHN r. OGDEN,
No - Cha rnbers st. New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

Trosz knowing them elves indebted to
* IN any WY, sic requested u call at
aaca an see IL, and make some arrange
neu.s : ~ al or part Ct iA:ir inlsb.-
oiae 3, a We mas: have MONEY.
nI93a II 3 Dic;;sa2 $50.
I7y,u wan. Sugar far =. rer ID. 50 q
TyrrelI s. cham5e-.pru's. Donrbyh, Ind.
Jrr-. PAWS t.'esr.m - the . n
r,ea I2-o4'i.-1a rcon Washington, J.n
~. says:
IL de'77 in prov ling fr the trial q
-. Davis Is 3ecom'ng the ernoral topic
of coaversaii,r. The f-elin. il lee 'mine
general TIA: Ii should be tried or liberia
e.
F.Gu1 OFT oF TIE AsiIEs AGAIx
-Dsvidson i Go, have again passed
through fiery ordeal aud can be found
ri-h; SIDE Up once more At Chas Palmcr',
oid stani, who.e stoci, Sc goods they have
b5uz.l' on, The own 4 larsc stock oil
eio.i,nr, dry .9,-, hats anl caps etc, oi
which but Lite was damaged. viii bc
closed ont at greatly reduced prices.
Thar oil friends anl thu public sencr-
lily viii have rare chanc. to secure great
lar-a.n~ f.r ne next - 1ays
~ II I'll Clss T'.'rto~'s fuN s.oct
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11
BUCKEYE LIVERY
= p

: ? :. = = =
The HOSES. Car,.accs, Duese- AMI ali the
fixtures Of h- Euckeye Livcry Stable belonging
g. Peter klin-or et Pymou'h are o!ierel Tor sale
EY".s t',ine pertaining to tie above stable il in
good condition EuGu-r At he residence of re
ter Hlin-er Oh IL the Livery stable for further
information Tilnl9 If
Jaa- Ilth. 1856.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

In consequences of the recent FIRE, e.
Blain Co have removed their stock Of
Drugs, Nel.eile7. lie on I.aportc Street,
III the room adjoining J. u Daie's store
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

Ssow.-;t showed yas.sriay morning,
AMI pretty much I'll t--y Il intervals. and
FOR TING the prospects, f.r Sc Thing were
favorable, III, tbs m9raln. the air is &c
eideily sOs:. ana TIC prospects fog ra;a arc
quite favorable.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-12
CANTON HOTEL,

Near the Depot, Canton Miss
MRS. c. 4. REV e.
The travelling public can be at ;SgnJ
with comfortable and well tufhiSn I'm
and a table which will be suppiieu '"
delicacy that the market affords
July 80, 1866 dy -
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-12
]. ]. GARRARD & CO.
Successors to GEO A. SATTERLEE & co, )
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION
w Merchants and Dealers in Plantatio

]. ]. GARRARD & CO.,
Successors to GEO. n. SATTERLEE & co,
"HOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION,
J" Merchants and Dealers i'll Plantation
Supplies,
VTCKSB URG, MISS.
l[f7- Liberal advances made ON Cotton con-
signed to Garrard & Craig, New Orleans.
Mr.. a. b. WATTS, so extensively and favora-
bly, known through the eastern portion of the
State, has sole charge of the Receiving and
Forwarding business of our house. We re-
spectfully solicit for him your business.
j. j. GARRARD Il Co,
Successors to Geo. A. Satterlee II Co.
Having been entrusted with the Receiving
and forwarding business of the house of ]. j.
GARRARD 81 Co, L earnestly request the con-
signment ofall goods you may send to this port,
promising my strict personal attention to the
prompt forwarding of the same.
Thankful for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ of MeSSrS
Geo A. Satterlee Il Co., | hope to merit con-
tinuance of the same. and cordially commend
the new firm of J j. Garrard Il Co., to the con-
tidence of my friends.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT B. WATTS,
aug15dtf. Nicksburg, Miss.