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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13
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8.25 Mpt8ens.
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grprrFjuB fir philadelphia unb Ner D6rt, Ito gtn6n
@oF5ua fir pbttatelpbia u. 3ptfhGnfdtipnen, 4.25 g.etnt
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9.25 @tent8, NIB fir Dp9fr, Dst, I.10 ga6nt.
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orb IT,, an Der G1lbert-StattDn unb am Npr"
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ton, G@; GeDr8etotpnt D@; 6arpers Terts, Ba; @tatleStgtcH
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ii u; NDrtb Garrltnd Gentral & u; CHARLOTTE u Gplunnbts
u 81; QDefetn NUrtb Carolina q u; atlantic unb Erttb,
Carolina u q.
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@el@dfte mad ellen punften TN Guben ~eusbetnrn u. fpSalb
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ben bic Sitter unent8eieltG ~abeespIs uab puEttlt@ abB'pplt
unb pInftlS ~BsrIan6t.
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9eltirtOse Stry Srpti4ea Ga!psst uas @prtB Stry .SerIeet
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

Ieuer> erfdermm9
Der alIcciirten TeuermannS 8erliderung8ges
Ie1ldaft BON Baltimore.
SO. A. Seutbfr., ~Be8enIbet benz Sun-@sbdube.
Su 8stra6t Der erfOlerei9en EbdttBtett bes Dan,pf-Seuer-
DEPARTMENTS feuen mir ppn jCBt an Eurn %biIieeren WretIe
nrus pSltcen aus uni erneuern aub bic altem ~ ben 6tuta.
fen Staten. &ue Otetent9en, wel6e SGulcr MEbeIn uoSr
IUnltet Wertb9eSenfdnbe fir etn pber Feben Sabre au Ter
Hbern wInf6en, werben bierntt etn9etaben, Rb bic Qiae
un1eret berdb8efeStenp rGnten d%niufetCn.
Mle 8erIufe Ntrben ute btsttr prompt unb liberal aus
beaa9It. SpBn q. RSpre, @rGf.
9ireftcren:
gDm. y. Sad. Muen Yaine
SdneS 6. gbeeben, Sdnes Gette,
2anCafer Cub, Wpab gBdlfer.
Tttarb 6. Ytdlru. Santes " Bruce. ~.
Samuel 8trf. Sdcpb 8rRn.
Brancts Burns. Santes gpune.
Nranets u. Wttuer. Sduss y. Serge.
Or. s. q. o, 9tnts.
SSUn pREetaFt, GeVt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

Mpnt09ue Sro8.,
neutrality-suspicious.
SO @5eepnDf FIR, Baltimore.
&8enten fur btt falSenben 8euer-SerGtesaaes @pntpas-
ngeeH l. gI1Te,
@etrppplttan Sniurarce G0., gteH yprf,
DruIbsapttal unbDbit6. $1,?0O, 900
SnternattpaaI Snf. g.. Ng,
1runbgapitaI uu5E1blta. 1,25O,OOO
&trtattc Sire Snfurance g.,
Grun6fGpttaI 3O0,o coo
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Orunbgapit6i 100000
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0ert6serun8 tn unferer Office beSa9it.
Eur YcLtCen unb SteEnpclfeine 0srednuueI
@erfpnen, wel9e tn Der G9etrppplttan pber 8cipI1tte gp.
Serf6ern laTen, fnb 8u elmer Dtotecnbe tpn lem CSetrtnn
b~eredttGt, rtI@e f6pn rtan9nadI SO Drc5. 6etrug, pbne bs
re bic etcat8en Berluf &c ber GpEhp. 6e6en Al 6eIfen brauden.
Deutf@e Btr ais Rtferentsn;
Sail & UT. GbaS SptlSer l. 81.
@teunaGnr, 5tnrtGS & "a. SacOb SeeGer.
4. 8. Eraans & Gp. (mat23U
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q GnttfTieb @untber, Spbt Gbetwpph.
girmrnt Seerbt. s. . 0ilStcriu8.
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g. GnIet6er. G.S.G 6. Opbrmanu.
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Observation-Disclosures a0aEcfjRG
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TGrner empfeble tb Dfa9Gns6rGue 4 @Ityir Geaen HPaaen.
trdnFf 0ur4faa, rpt1e 0abr, 9rufleiten, 6uirn, GriaI.
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&n Baltimore ~ bGtFn III au,n ApptDctGu Ipwte bel
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Dr. SAumanu $40. SO, gtprtb nabe 2ertnatrnRr ,s5R
UeutCn. &r. S0umann IL bGr CinjtGe. Ar5t In bteiem 9an6e,
auf ben man fd bet Der GetIgn6 alter Observation-Disclosures
eerl0fan fam, ais Do inb:
StGdpr9 eer mpudtli6en Netnteun9,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno Verf4parune,
@udene unb Gettfnfbmer3en,
Ntsber0ei@Ineeubeit,
rst6er 6ta6, QpFstitlpistett Nercrftat, GRpfpeb unb GIt
ben 9anen etGeaE SefGWfrten.
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r. = d. Il III { It Il bCriprCher.
Man ber6efc niGt bte Hummer 3 0 NORTH, eth Sane
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OIOBe RxdnttetzN 0uecEe
3nr @rrtdtun9 hes
am q. 9lpriI 1865 ppn Gtdate Seem Serien ius
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pter FONT etne yrdntte Sea bieler Summe nbpdrt8 gu er3t:-
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Oagic's @iama DEMONSTRATING Goulp.
Grlte Mrdnie pom UlarplanO Snitit0t erbdlt@n
lit 1865.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

a prominent member Of the republican
party a mile or two south of town, who
processes to be christian and to obey the
commands Of the Divine Master, @ few
days since took occasion to persuade a
stranger not 10 go to 4 certain lawyer for
counsel, because" said he, she is cop
pcrhcad.' Now, We recognize the right
Of every man to get his business transacted
where lie plea es; but We submit whether
any man has the right to interfere with
the business of other men. This contempt.
iblc biSct ought to quit acting the hypocrite
and sail under his own colors, or else cease
TO be busy body in other mems mat
ters.' Many better men than he, have
made fortunes ly attending to their own
business, and If he does not CO. SC med
ding with that which does not concern
him, We shall be under the necessity
Of informing The public who he is, and Of
exposing some Of his other mean tricks
"a hint to the wise, &c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29

President Johnson has vetoed that in
famous measure Of the congressional radi-
Gals styled by them the Civil Rights bill.
The President has thus second time in
terposed III. authority to save the country
from the horrors and humiliation Of negrc.
equality.
III honor to him for this manly oppo-
si.ion to the attempts on the part of the
opposition 10 destroy the constitutional
rights aal privileges Of the citizens of
eleven States Of the Union. We give the
following summary of the Presidents Oh.
jections to the bill:
In all cur history, in all our experience
as people living under Federal and State
lava such system as that contemplated
By the details Of this bill, has ever before
been proposed or adopted. They cstab-
lish for the security of the colored race
safeguards which 60 infinitely beyond any
that the general Government has ever pro-
posed for the white race In fact, the
distinction OF race ard color is, by the bill,
made to operate in favor Of the colorca,
and against the white race. They inter
fere with the municipal legislation of the
States, with the relations existing exclu
siyely between a s tie and its citizens. and
between inhabitants q the same State.
and the absorption and assumption of
power by the General Government, which
if acquiesced in, must sap and destroy our
fedcrative system Of limited powers, aud
break down the barriers which preserved
the rights Of Tie States. It's another step
or rather stride, toward Capitalization,
and all legislative power, in the national
government. The tendency of the bill
must be 70 resusctate the spirit Of rebell-
ion, and to arrest the progress OF those
influences which are more closely drawing
around the States the bondz Of Union and
peace.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
The Township Elections.

The election Of Township officers takes
place next Mond1y. and should not be.
neglected by any legal voter. The De-
mocracy ought to carry every township In
this county except one or two, and can do
so if they viii only turn out and do then
duty at the polls. 40 democrat should
stay at home who can possibly attend the
election. Our opponents are moving with
vigcr, and hope to be able to carry the
election in several Of the out townships,
and a. least reduce tho democratic MAORI
ties In those they fail to carry.
This can be prevented only by full
turnou. Of our democratic and conservative
friends There are many conservative
republicans who are opposed to the dis
union movements of the radicals. and also
wi, if properly approached on the sub
;ect. vote with Us in favor Of sustaining
the President aoa;ns his radical opponents
We know that some will say that this is
only Z township election, ana 'ha' IL makes
but little difference which side wins, but
We know tha. # the republicans succeed
IN elect;ng their nominees this spring,
they will claim il as radical triumph, and
it Will give them 4 prestige With which to
enter tie fail campaign that they could
not have in anv other way. al who are
with the President against his radical
opposerz. should como out ana manifest
their preference b voting the Democratic
ticket next Monday.
Let every nan go TO the polls and vote,
and see that his ncighbor who may be
carless, or indifferent also goes and casts
vote ia favor .. constitutional rights and
against the dez--uctre measures of the
abolition leaders II and cut 81 Congress.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
SADDLES & HAIR
NESS.
Amer en- House;
Rail Road House.
MILLINERY &c.
Miss Sarah Smith;
Mrs. Lewis;
Mrs. Hutchinson.
SALOON
p IIcineli.


Besides the above. We have three or four
blacksmith shops, two or three planning
machines and as many single and stave
cuttin" machines; and sawmills too numcr-
Gus to mention, here ana in the vicinity
The lumber aud timber trade to the PEG
pic OF this place and surrounding country
is OF great Importance as will be seen by
the table OF shipments which will prepare
for you at some future time We are in
corporatcd. The corporation officers con-
sist OF three trustees, 4 clerk, treasurer,
marshal, and an assessor Th: secret or
ders arc represented hcic By lodge of
Odd Fellows, lodge Of Masons, AMI 4
lodge Of Good Tcnplars. The NJ. E.
Church have an organization here as also
do the United Brethren. \ brick building
to be used as a college under the control
Of the latter denomination, is in course of
construction, and will doubtless be COM
p,eted the coming summer. n two stor y
frame school house is about completed, and
i building 4 place twice as large as
this might well be proud of. One of the
finest steam Touring mills in the State is
located here. 1t is owned by Mcssrs Hell
Ter & Galentinc. It's full capacity for
grinding is about one thousand barrels per
week.
Mr.. Deals has co mmcnccd building
again on The ground recently made vacant
by the torch of an inccndiary
Mr. Sears is putting up quite large two
story frame building on Main street,
When completed. it vii! add much to the
business appearance of this street Our
village was visited on Friday morning, be-
tween the hours Of - and , O'Clock, by
another destructive fire, supposed to have
been the work Of an incenGiary. The
alarm Of fire was given, and the citizens
generally, were presently on hand but
before anything could be done the steam
saw mill owned by Omar Davis. (and
heading machine in il owned by Gregg 4
Brother,) was 50 tar onvcloped in flames
that it could not be saved. The loss to
Mr. Davis is quite hcavy-thcrc being
no insurance on the mill. Gregg & Bro s
los, is between five and six hundred dol
/ lars.
Etna Green, three miles from this place,
was the scene Of considerable excitement
one day last week, on account of the ar
rest of "gravc and reverned senior and
a widow of the war, who, it seems, conclu>
dsd THAT it would bo good fer thAm 10 live
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-29
Of the Center Town
ship Democratic Convention.
SATURDAY, March

SATURDAY, March u, 1916.
Convention met pursuant to notice
~ A. o. Packard was called to the chair.
and John c. Cushman was elected secreta-
ry.
The names Of Adam Ninnedgc and Mark
Cummings were announced as candidates
be forc the invention for the Office of
township Trustee. Messrs. j NJ. Klinser
and Ii. b. Dickson were appointed tellers.
On the first ballot Adam Vinne1gc re ccived
Is votes, and Mark Cummings received 10
votes. Mark Cummings having received
a majority Of all the votes east, he was
dcci AIRED tho no minec Of the convention fer
Trustee.
The names of Henry McFarliu, Hiram G..
Blackburn, and Wesley Blodgct were placed
before the convention as candidates for
constables, and on motion of Wm Patter-
son the aforesaid gentlemen were unani-
mously elected as such candidate. by
reclamation.
William NJ. Patterson was nominated
for Supervisor Of road district No. 90
Adjourned.
NJ. \. o. PACKARD, Chairman.
j. c. CCsHMAN. Secretary.