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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

The man who desires to place the negro
on social and political equality with a
white man, should vote the radical ticket.
The man who desires to tear down the
Government Of the United States, destroy
it's constitution and Danish civil liberty
forever should vote the radical ticket
The man who believes that the south
dissolved the Union by merely declaring
it dissolved by ordinance. Of secession,
should vote the radical ticket
The man who believes it to be the duty
of laboring white people of the north to
support in idleness the negroes of the
south, should vote the radical ticket.
The man who believes tho negro to be
better than an Irishman or a German,
should vote the IA dical ticket
The man who believes the poor man
should pay all the taxes of the Govern
nent, and who desires to protect rich men
from all the burdens Of taxation, should
vote the radical ticket
The man who desires to protect capital
at the expense Of labor, should vote the
radical ticket.
Tho man who thinks naoro soId;era
should have $500 extra bounty in cash
and that the promises Of 800 is enough
for white soldier, should vote tho radical
ticket.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

1890 voters elect a Congressman in
one OF the Massachusetts, districts
1t takes 10000 voters to elect one in
this district
Would it not be as we'll for Congress
10 equalize the representation of the east
and the west, as Of the north and south!
Will some of our powerful smart radi-
Gals hereabouts, who can hardly attend to
their own business, they know so much to
tell their neighbors, the next time they
poke their noses in a crowd where they
are not invited. please explain this little
,ttcr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

The recent Anti Radical meeting in
New York city was one OF the most impo-
sing demonstrations ever witnessed on this
continent. Even the UcraiH, which turned
such sudden flip-fap on the heels of the
Maine election, is constrained to say ofthat
immense outPouring of the people, that
New \ FORK never SAW such demonstra
ton before; it will be many years ere she
witness such another Ii was a demon,
stration which testified the popular appro>
baton of that policy the Presidents !
which can alone preserve the Union. more
strongly, more unreseryedly, more heartily,
than any thing yet ha. eviIcnccd''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

The TitusvilIe penn Club, heretofore
a radical sheet, has como out for the res
epration policy NJ The President.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
VIII address his fellow citizens Of Nor
Plymouth Saturday, Oct. 9Th.

Let every lover of the truth, of elo,
quence, of patriotism and Of his country
come out
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
enMATILOND MANSON, ofMontgomery
AUDITOR OF STATE,
CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, Of Clarke,
TREASURER OF sTATk.
JAMES b. RYAN. of Marion
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN r. COFFROTH, Of Huntington
svrnurNrENDESr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
R.M. CHAPMAN OF Knox.
For Congress-
DAVID TURPIE, Of White
For Prosecuting Attorney,
Z. G. NcCOLLUM, Of la Porto.
For State Senator,
L. J. HAM, of st. Joseph.
For Representative.
D. E. NANVALKENBCRGH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

w. Kelley ". III Kendall.
Great Inducement.
KELLEY ~ KENDALL.
Are Selling
Groceries on the basisofG old
At &I..5.
And are constantly receiving fc,hssuppns. Q.
Sugar, Tea,
Cotfe, Syrup,
Tobacco, Saleratas
Soda, Cream Tartar.
Shaving and
Washing Soap,
Starch, Indigo,
Dye Stuns,
Mess Pork,
Hams, Shoulders
S;Jac LII
White Fish.
Macknrpl Her
ing, AN@isiiiS,
Rice itron,
English Chr
Coal Oil. l.alnus
Clo O,,oo,
OltN>S. 'gutcllN-
Ware, Powder,
He"'' oii't -
T,bs par,
uoo, dis,
" ash boards
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The national Republican., 1866-12-06

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
" RoAD-rHRouon By RAIL HR0M wAsHIHa-
. T9s I1. AHD ALRxAHDRIA TO RICHMOND AID
o. ,, ..a ~. HnIDAi s:I...ssr l. isss. he .r.,,.
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at q. n and q % ,. N.
Leave aordonsvilis Il II 50 p. m. and f.losm.
Arrive At LynehSurs q 1. 20 ,. n. saS q an.
aJs TRAINS NORTH. .,r.- ,..,...
Leave Lylehburg at G3 .. N. and T. ,. m. H.a
Leave Rishmond a. q N. and T. 10 p. n. %
Arrive d AlsxaadriA st As ,. m. and 4 90 an
Arrive d Washiagton st $50 pm. and o. 70 am.
On suAdayslsavs v ashingtoh at Q. 50 ,. N. only.
Local frsight train Leave, As.aadra at q L., A..
Leave: aordonsviiis q laS p n, arriving In Alex.
through {r.isi. train leave. Alsr..dri. .. s. n.
% Law. lts.ssasa tssa' I IL n, arriving i. A.u.
'isn: F..:.ss:is s Ron m w.n...e. viii .... III. :.
s.sls train 'Ssss roth f.. sMss's' .'a train
from Lylshburs, ald the q n. ana iIS 3 N. raias
from Rioanend soassst VIII trains a washiastoa Tor
fkis rosis has tAs over al Asyias
asenaauoss rail mon New York % LyAsAilfg. l0S
Also p.,.s. through Y.irf.r, Bali Ra,, x..a....,
sad aofdea:yiis, vhsis Many of ne sfsst sssss q
Tieis.s b procured Il Aaans' Express gsiidi,s
Ess.: !. 4. 81 s.s.: = :,s J. Z u
isGton. WI. MoclIYIxfY,
'.srEs General ;Ss's9ss,;,iSAi;.. S'ssS;Sis
oss-u 0sasral Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING AND
i EoUIPPINa ONE sscoHD-cLAss LIGHT YES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Orvrcn LIanr- -Housn Board,
"auYuarnr Nav 1894

WAsHnaroS, Nov. !, 1853.
o..s .n '..t NJ
G' 1 sqsSE Il. sas Sa
.s 3, Ss. HsssIs'ss Il i's: pA
from top Of timber sraks top Of BEAM 10 snehss
The whts oak to be Of the best sss-soas. timber and
the yellow pine Of the hsest grAin uatsPPca southern
timber The printed y whish ,hs vs:ss.
and plans be attached TO aud form part The eeatrae
can b had on application to the Light House Board or
YorH T Or PsiIaSsiph., & which places Also The plans
and drawing. may be ,sss az ssa =. ,,o,o.. q,
tSI., 1:Si 10 H. fS. tie ssars ssl
win ;: considered sndi.s until u .h. have been Sn .p
possl viii be received considered allsss from per-
sons engaged in ship building; aad eash eesr mas. =
der and competent surety that in the event Of the ss-
esptaass Of such bid the necessary soarAs v y en-
bond and security for the faithful faiallnsnt of the
Sontract will be required.
The for which the bidder Propess. 70 build and
cations must be distinsty stated, and copy q the
printed specneaons must be enclosed BY saeh bidder
evidence that there no mistake y to the object OF
drawing of the vessel een.rss.sd foI yil BE- fur;
10 S .aS,rs .ristiy to ri. end the nOsid Ion l... Vim
BE- taksa Of and the mould sI.niasa by the sIpsr,.
raS % u" :: is's :. =;
executed and The materials used In strict confsrm
nv 10 the terms and spseincons Of the contract and
who must certify 10 the sane 10 whting before the
vessel will DO received and payusns Authorised to DO
made. .
The proposals will state the time required to com
plete the vessel not exceeding one hundred days from
ths date Of the contract and deliver to the agent Of
the Board at such place msy BE- Agreed upon the same
10 be named In the bid All proposals. mast BE- sealed
and endorsed ..Propssals for Building Light Vessel
ana Then enclosed smother savslops eAd addressed
to the sssrAisry Of the Light Hosss Board Washington,
No bid VIII be considered that does not conform 10
the requ uirements Of this adveFtssmsnt tuE.'
Any person submitting proposal may be present. and
witness the opening Of the bids o. tbs pms and pisee
hsrsinbefore specified .rE .a
solS.aswM wB sHUBRIoK. Chairman.
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
TO CLUBS.

Money orders are preferred from oil post ofhess
issuing them from other post ofhess the letters
should bs registered.
1t is not necessary that the subscribers to club
should bs Ill sent st one time. that they should
receive their papers at the same post ONCE. Pa.
psrs will be addressed sinsiy to each member Of .
club.
We would urge our friends to proceed with tho
work of getting up slubs immediately. Do not
wait until the clubs full. but forward the names
fast as they are obtained
Persons sending Us = club Of twenty subscriber
to the WEEKLY, and $50, viii bs entitled to an
extra copy, Jrs.
q Specimen copies sent on application.
Address, WI. NURTAGH d CO.,
Washington, D. O.
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
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q 80 NJ stcypi.g st ali rsg.lar ststisss bsawss
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risSsrS, Niddlssow., Laissstss. Snd DovSinstors,
nakisg sonasstioi q aAnisbsre fbr Hsv Yerk Dalu.
noss and wsshinstos, ga a PhilaAslpAia for Nsv
run through In this traA 10 Philadslpha aad 70 New
iiLl 1ii = e: % ;S for wan. Static. ,..,
at, :ss;:ss ~ 80 .
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daily (:ss'.ss SSnas, q ~ =,
daily (sxsspt eunaayl d O. % ?. N. '1IEt5l ~
AssonmodAtien Tor PssA Station, stsppng q all sta.
tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, at lo.So p. n.
al eo6 q n, and srrying IN PttsbusgA q 1905 n
Returning leaves rsburgh a 1A60 n, aad arrives
d WsIl's otatien ct 400 p. N. - EssrGEI EiGF
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DROPOSALS FOB WRAPPING
I PAPER AAD rwIHE.

IL
wAsHrSsros, D a., October Is, 1895 \
Is. ~ ~ +
for The use Of the Post O6ees IN the Unsd states for
from and after the slst day Of December next
the Blank Agencies Of the Post once Department, at
w.shingten 2 c. New York city, New York; asd Buf-
The sstinstsd quantity of each article and the quality
thereof r1SS,ss r ~ each q are .p.eass y below
$500 r..Ds Of Wfsppi.s Paper 8 Sy !; inss.. in ,.
e and md fs;Sy y. !. all e
pounds % % the rssn. I and Zach rsan to contain .
900 pounds d Jats other suitable Twine, hard
twisted, and In balls, to weigh about one pound
5000 pounds Of eo.rs. Hemp Twine. about .sshth
Of an inch In diameter, and IN balls to weigh
Distriet No !, al xsW Yori city, xe,o York.
seribsd in the est ate: for District Mol
900 pound. Of Juts, or other Twine similar to that
900 pounda of COARSE Hemp wins similar to hat re-
District No s. at Busdlo, Esp York.
quired for District No I.
1900 pound. q Ju,s q o.hsr Twins, similar to that
900 pounds Of coarse Hemp rwine similar to that de-
scribed and required for District No. !.
and separately for each district or for ali the articles
The eontrae, or contracts will be awarded 10 the low
=
for the purpose Of ascsrtainng which bid
will in Its prae ieal results be most advantageous to the
Department
II the districts should be reconstructed or the num-
Der increased dimnished, the articles shall be dev-
cred s such place places Is the Postmaster General
shall desigpale At Pro rata rates.
And Postmaster General reserves the right on his
part Of insrsasas reducing the quantity Of the
uelss required over under the estimates named in
this sdvsrssment he shall consider II necessary to
do 90.
Samples Of such articles q are nov used the Post
0mess be at either Of the above named agen-
dies.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles a. they
propose TO furnish with their bids
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals guaran-
tees Of his ability TO comply with his bid, and ceh
cate from postmaster that such guarAntors credit
sbls and reliable citizens must also accompany his pro-
posals.
Two sufeisnt surees will be required TO q contract.
AfAurs to furnish article oonirscsd for promptly
the furnshng article Inferior 10 that contracted
for, will be considered sucsnt for the forfeit
ure Of the contract
Bid. not made required BY this notice will not be
| considered. .'
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with the
Of the article articles proposed for and the let
YER containing them addressed 10 the Rrst Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, d. G.
| XLRX W RANDALL,
| oeT -lswow r..L" Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
no ARC HIT EC T 8.
IN6s POR THE WAR DEPARTMENT At WASH.

PLANS AND sPECIHlCATl0hs fOR MRW bUiLp'
ING, POR THE WAR DEPARTMENT At WASH
IN0T0N, D. Q. .......... ...
tion. and estimates Of cost for new tre proof build
ings for the War Department. on the site now occupied
by War Depsrtnsnt and sdjssssi vacant srOundin
washington, d. @. 7r-1a
The b1ildinrs required should have Superficial
large the site selected will adnitsG Photographs
Of site, aud all other Information relating to the sub
jee Will be furnished to Architects desiring 70 com.
pete for the work upon application, personally or ~
letter, to the undersigned. \. To-.
yrsmium Of ss 600 for the fret Of o. 900 for the
second and Of 900 for tho third acceptable plans
Ind spseaeatons rsesvst will bs swaIdsd, upon ths
approval Of the Honorable Secretary Of War, by th
Board Of 0mssrs charged with the duty Of sslsstnG
site snd preparing plans and for the ball,
ings Of the War Department under the aet Of Copgrss
approved July %, 1885,
he plans ssd speeih cations must be sent 10 the once
Of Breyet Leutsnapt Colonel J. TreAdwell, Recorder
Of the Board, oldnAnss Once, wihdsI'. Buiidlns,
Ary, 1857. r..rs ErsI, -,
plans snbmiied ahould nons be deemed suitable for
The purpose as we'll a. TO retain any or all Of such
plans. - -.yFru n rr-r 3D. r.r-. ..
BY order Of the Board T. J. rRslpwELL,
no2i.lm Brevst Lisut Col, u.a 4, Recorder
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
THROUGH LINE. BETWEEN WASH.
Il INGroN, PHILAD1LPnIA, AND NEW YORK

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i INGroN, PHILAD1LPhIA, AND NEW YORK
- wAazlafoH, March %, lssA.
Trains between washington and New York are now
YoR NEW YORK. without change Of cars,
Leave daily tsxespt ssndsy, Il 7so .. m, and O. %
roR NEW YORK, changing sss. :. s~:.adslphis
Leave daily Except Sunday 81 ,ls q n. aAd 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA, 80
and 40 .ad sS n. - ~
ON sUNDAT
Leave forH Hsv York sad fhilsdslphia ~ Cd -. =.
ssspins I. for Asw York on s.so .. N. train Ially
Through d sts to Phadcphia, New York or Boston,
be had at ths Station once a all hours IN hs day
a. well q at the Banksrs' sad Bfoksrs' Telegraph
once. Sis Pehnsylvanis avsnue, between Skis and
Seventh streets.
sse Baiunors a.d Ohio railrsslr aAvsrtis,msss ssr
schedule bstwssn Warrington, BALTIMORE. Annapolis,
and the West. -. J. L. WILSON, ~
Master Of Transportation.
4. Y. COLI,
f'lE' General Ticket Agent
7f.-H GEO. q K00NfI,
oe Agent, Washingtoa.
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
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whe hevs injured thsnsslyes ~ ssrta. yesssss IN.
dulgsd in when slons-a habit frsquesny isansl fpen
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s:.sa him All: as M &. ssss. = ~
alsh his psssniiry substaies keep III tIiAas nsaik
tainsd and In despair leave him with rsnsI hsaiS b
sgh over his CALLING Or 81 ne ass q
:uas q: !. 1s..ss y
igh,ial ;spd.y tl dem pst: ps;ois Ii: ds.safsi
iIboRsSnHSf 81 HI PRSss. rei.,,' p
The nany thoussnds ssfst q this iastutioa within
srasoAs psrosnsS by D. Johnston, visnssssa ~ lie
.hiss slPs.,:d MAJ. .na .ssis s.so,s ~ public.
XII 1:s1s I: :us.S sa i''
P:r,s,: .Iiss .aSsis :. p:r.i:aI.., \. tlrs...s
...v Baltimors Lock Aospitsd, ~
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
KDI ICAL STAFF.
~ RPH ANS URT.
ptsrRrcr on COLUMBIA, wAsHisGToH CobaTY-

DisrEIcT o. ooLunsI.,x ~ wv, wAsHis0r0S 00UsTT-
N ne esss Of George w. wsstbrook, administrator Of
Lseasrdo Westbrook deceased the adnini.raoI Aors.
Washissop County Aforesaid, appointsd TUESDAY the
an da- q Dses the anal ssttsmsnt and ds.
tdb.tos o the said deceased and efths
assss IN hasd e AZ u AN have been eosesd and
tarasd Into money when and whsre all The sIsdits,s
sad hsirv n said dscsassA neetnsd 70 attend with
tAsiT claims prvpsy voushsl osthsy nsy ~
lsw be srsiudsd from all bsasnt n esiS dessa.et -
tate Preyidsd . sopy u this ssses - Huys.. o.
T,sss JAa u O.DuIH1I
asisJisvsws 8sgissse y VIVA
The national Republican., 1866-12-06
THE NATIONAL RErUDLsOAH.
sraprse FOR THE MrLLrCN.
CIRCULATE, onoJLArz. cIRcuLArs'


II |, msnifsssy t,us lhss The Political campaign
upon which the seuatsy is juss catering Il 70 b .
crisis Of vast Importance Upon It will depend the
dsArsss interests Of the United statss asssrunsnt
and psepls. Having passed through the ordssl Of
civil war .riumphs.sly, n remains 10 bs decided
whether the legitimate fruits Of the united labor
Of thoss vho united, without respect ofpsrty, for
the Hssssvssscs Of lie oovannsst shall bs turned
to bitter ashes, and the dissnion which Southern
rebels ss.ld not soeo.p,ish shall b sssssd By
NorsAsra politicians. .aEiI u p +. lg'
TnR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN y
has always battlsd for the aovsrnmsnt snd the
Dag. and now, whom disruption Of the Union p
oourtsd By extremists who, under the suiss sf pure
patriotic prinsips srs ravsnoss for pslisis power
and place, the .r.r.'.. ra.- E.
.' NATIONAL REpUBLIcAN
still battles for the Gag Of oar Union
1t tb 70 Be N srdsess ssrsesls, AID ws ssk In al
sincerity hat ths frissas Of the Unisa--whish b
ssass ssaiass ssetioaslsss Of svsry .sns s.d
from every quartsr-shar give % the susosrass
mon. needed BY svsry public journal. II E.
Situated q We are st the capital Of the nation
and suoyipsths best facilities for obtaining infOrns
tiOn Of the utmost Importance to every American
citizen, ~ shall confidently undertake TO furnish
our rsadsn during the forthcoming political cam
psign With the most valuable political nsw'pspsr
printed In this or any other city.
A We stood BY AssAAAn LINCOLN in the dazk
hours Of the Rspubic We stand BY his successor
AsDREw JOHNSON, to whom has bssn assigned the
task Of restoring to their proper relations the pso.
pie lately in rebellion, believing. as We do, that he
has grasped the true theory Of RssroRArIou, and
that he has th courage to abide BY his convictions
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80 ,. m. for somsrvlls. aagL ry,-.--
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sleeping oar: through n. Jsrsss City to Pittsburs,
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