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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
F.iceusc Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the March
~ Term, 1866, of the Bord OF Commissioners
of Marshall County. Indiana, shall apply for Iii
censc to vend vinous spirituous and malt liquors
by retail, and to be sold on Lot No. IL, in Cat
tells Addition to the town of Plymouth, in said
county. FERDINAND RIMPLER.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

IT Is stated that the Edwards House
will change hands in the spring, Mr.. Ed
wards having sold the property to gentle
man by the ma ne of Holman, who will take
possession about the lst of May Mr..
Holman has had considerable experience in
the business and "knows how to keep a
hotel"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

Peterson for March is at hand. This
number sasiains the general good eharac :
ter of the magazine, which has long been
a fayorite with the ladies'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

TIE weather at shis time, (Monday) is
extremely cold, the roads hard aud smooth
and as Z consequence, the streets full of
teams. the wood-men and others having
produce to sell availins themselves of the
fine roads to do their hauling
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

We understand there was quite muss
at the billiard room in the brick block, on
Monday night last. Fists, cues, balls, feet
and muscles generally were brought into
active service, and resulted in the manu-
facture of several black eyes, dilapidated
countenanccs and other ''slch like
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

ALI. who are in want of Boots or Shoes
had better call at PAULs Boot ard Shoe
Store. in the south room of. j. Westcrvelts
Building, where they can buy a better article
for less money than they can buy any where
else in Plymouth. n2att
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
A G ard.
PLYMOUTH, IND, january 9th 1866.
10 The Cit=ens of Plpmouth and Marshall Co :

q '1t Otf-tHS " TIgHIOUIa dHd MdTNaIl %
This is to certify that on the 3D. day of Jan
Uary, 1866, sustained loss by fire on my
stock Of groceries which was insured bv tho
SinnisSinpi Insurance Company of lndianap
oils, Indiana. under policy No. 222l, and to-
day III. L. Price, the general Agent of said
company, adjusted and settled my claim tC
my entire satisfaction.
+. \. SIMoNs.
Mr. w Z. Brown is the agent of this pop
ular Company in this portion of the State.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that at the March
~ Term, 1866, of the Board Of Commissioners
of Marshall County, Indiana, shall apply for
License to vend vinous. spirituous and malt liz
uors by retail, and to be sold ON Out Lot No. 81
in the original plat to the town of Plymouth, in
said county.
sn23-3w. +, j. RENNER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the March
~ Term 1866, of the Board OF Commissioners
of Marshall County. Indiana, shall apply for Lii
cense to vend vnous. spurious and malt liquors by
retail, and to be sold on the southwest part of
Lot Nc in the town Of Plymouth, Marshall
County Indiana
n93-3w. JACOB WECKERLE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

EASTERN STAR FAMILY No. Al, will hold a
regular communication on Tuesday evening,
February 18th, at the usual hour. All
members are requested to be present.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The Sociable of St Thomas Parish will be
held on Friday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Cofy All IRE cordially invited.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

A BARGAlN.-The undersigned will sell
N Il. bargain, first class one fourth size
Camera. Of Holmes, Booth & Hayden manufac
ture. For particulars inquire at his photograph
gallery, over Rice l. Bros store. Plymocth, Ind.
no3-tf ]. r. LOSEY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
SUR TET NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
/ y signed, county Surveyor of Stark County
lLdiana. will at the request of Cyrus n earns
proceed Monday, February &c. 1866, to survey
and subdivide the following described lands il
Stark County Indiana:
Sections ID and -. Township 80 y. r. west
and also establish the corners of the lands belong
nc to said earns in said sections; said survey
will be continued from day to day if necessary til
completed. Non-resident owners lands in SAFE
sections who fail to meet me at the time above
mentioned. at tn residence of Cyrus n Cams
and detray or provide for defraylng their portion
OF the expenses of said survey, Will be return &c
to the County Auditor delinquent, and such de
llnquencies placed on the tax duplicate for cOlec
ton according to law.
n23-3S w. c. BOYLES. Surveyor ). c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
SURVEY NOTICE..

NJ OTTO Els hereby given that the undersigned
l = county Surveyor of Stark County, Indiana
will at the request of Benjamin B. Carmin, pro
coed on Tuesday March 18th, 1866, to survey and
subdivide the following described lands in Stark
County, Indiana
Sections and Q. Township 80, nor tn of range
3, west in Stark County, and establish the corner:
of the lands belonging to said Carnir in salt
sections; said survey will be continued from day to
dayf necessary till completed. Nonresident owner:
of land in said section who fail to meet me at the
time aforementioned, at the residence of Benia-
min B. Carmin, and defray or provide for DERRY
ing their portion Of the expenses of said survey
will be returned to the County Auditor deln
quent, and such delinquencies placed on the tax
duplicate for collection according to law.
n23-3w printers fee SIS.
w. c. BOYLES, Surveyor s, C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The working men af Plymouth are re,
qucstcd to meet in Kelly Il kendall's
store ON Thursday evening, Feb. 8, 1866.
II o'clock, for the purpose of rcorgan-
iting the Mcclure Workingnen' Insti
i1te. and recovering to themselves the
benefits of its splendid library.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The South Bend Register says: "Thos.
Sulleubergcr, arrested for attempting to
shoot his wife has been found guilty and
sentenced to the State Prison for six
years"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

COMMON Pleas Court adjourned last
week on Friday. There were only two
jury trials during the term. one of which
the iuryfailed to agree and were discharged
without finding a verdict.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
Nj EsEe led.

On the 1st inst by f. X. Earl Esq. at
the residence of the brides father, in this
County, CHARLES HUTCHINSON and LU-
CINDA IIITTLE
vt the residence of NJ. Vinedge. in
North Township, on the Sd inst, by John
Nef, Esq, Mr. a. NJ. YINEDGE to Miss
LYDIA VI. KNOTT, all of North Township
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

THE WEEKLY WESTERN STAR, is the
title of a Literary paper recently started
at indianapolis in this State, number Of
which is before US. 1t is h0ndS0me
quarto sheet, conducted with ability, and
devoted principally to the interests of the
west. Terms to single subscribers 80 a
year. Lib terms arc offered to agents.
Address + Salter, indianapolis, Ind
A W One day last week a
small chill j. Walling, of this town,
came nea its life by poison. The
circumsta We learn them are as fol
lows: NJ g. gave the child bunch
Of artificial flowers to play with, and the
little fellow getting some of them in Its
mouth swallowed a portion of the flowers,
the eoloring matter of which, as is vel
known to physicians, is largely composed
of arsenic. Fortunately the child took
enough Of the substance to cause IL to
yOrnit, which in all probability saved its
life. 1t has been under the care of Err
Lemon and is now so far improved as to BE-
out of danger.
ANOTHER family Of the senior
editor Ofthis paper were all made very sick
a few days ago by eating rhubarb pie
The article had been put up last summel
in tin cans, and was either poisonous wher
put up, or became so since in consequence,
Of the acid in the rhubarb acting on the
til cans in which it wps contained.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

|. O. G.. T.-At the election Of officers
for the ensuing quarter, of Hope Lodge No
3l0, 1. o. IT, the following persons were
chosen:
w. G.. T., d. T. Phillips; W.T. T., Mrs
T. Paul; ". s., ID. ID. Luke; W. T., {. +
Belangec; W. W., T. X. Houghton; ". |
g., Miss Holm; ". o. g., J. f. Wcster
welt; A. S, Amanda Pcrshing; d. NJ.
Miss Long; W. c., Rev. Mahin; W. II. Ii
S, Miss S. +. Blain; W j.. ii. S, Mrs
J +. Westervelt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
Aleu- advertisements.
Notice.

4 Ii. persons having Books belonging to Mar
IA shall County Library are hereby notified to
deliver the same, instanter to the librarian at his
office over Pershng & Cos Drug Store.
b Y order of the Trustees.
Feb. s, 1866. ID. T. PHILLIPS, Libra rian
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
AcCIDENT-On Monday

RAILROAD AcCIDENT-On Monday
night last tie night train going east met
with somewhat serious accident this side
Of Valparaiso. The axle of one Of the
sleeping cars broke, causing two of the
cars to be thrown from the track, seriously
damaging them, but fortunately killing
none of the passengers. There were but
few persons seriously injured, but how
they escaped destruction is almost mira
cle One lady passenger was badly bruis-
cd and otherwise injured, but was able to
be brought to this place where she was
left for such treatment as the case deman-
ded, and We hear she is improving, and
is apparently out of danger.
While at Warsaw last Monday We had
the pleasure of making the acquaintance of
y. G.. Wood, the new editor Of the War
saw In on. Mr.. W is young man of
very pleasant physiognomy indeed, a
lawycy by profession, and fine talker.-
We passed an hour in conversation with
the editor and our old democratic friend
VI. j. Long, during which the name of
the latter gentleman was mentioned in
connection with the office Of Supcrinten
dent of Public Instruction But he de-
clined the use Of his name for any Office
Of trust whatever We also called OH our
friend Ri ppey, of the Iadio'tcn, who we
found in state of preservation, taking
the world comparatively easy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

CIRCUIT Court will be in session next
week. The civil docket We understand
viii be very light There are two or three
criminal eases, pending, and the grand ju
ry may find Gas it usually does number
of indictments for offcnses of lesser grade
than that OF felony.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
stand there was no insurance

The Cincinnati Gazettcsays We are cred
IDLY informed that negotiations on foot by
some of our leading capitalists for securing
the immense buildngnow occupied by Prince
Walton & Co, manufactures of ROback's
Stomach Bittcrs, Nos So, 50, go and 81 East
Third street, for the purpose Of converting
il into first-class hotel. We are glad to know
that there seems to be Il serious move III that
direction at present, and it is high time that
our citizens should become alive to the fact
that Cincinnati is far behind all large cities in
hotels. The only objection we can see to the
building referred to. is that it is too far from
the main ;horoughfare. Besides, weprcsume
that p ". & Co, would not dispose of it with
cut great inducements Their business is he
coming one ofgreat magnitude, and they could
not well secure n house elsewhere sufficient
~ large for their immense business
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
License Notice,

Notice is hereby given, that at the March
Term 1856, ofthe Board of Commissioners OF
Marshall County, Indiana, | shall apply fol
license to vcnd vinous, spirituors and mai,
liquors by retail and to be sold on Lot No 3
of Orrin MaXen's Addition TO the town OF
Argos, in said county.
January -, &c, LYMAN CoPLgN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

THE residence of John A. Shafcr, Esq,
was consumed by fire few days since
Mr.. S. resides some three miles east of
Plymouth, and had just completed and
moved into his house short time before
the fire. We are informed that the fire
originated from the stove pipe which pass
cd through the upper floor coming in CON
tact with the boards, there being moth ing
around the pipe for protection. We do
not know the amount of loss, anl UNDER
,torI ,Ioro ,ror No incuropca
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

Those knowlngthem arrearsare noe,
fed thatthcir dues are very much needed, anS. |
hopcthey vii redeem theiipromi.es to pay up.
J .BROWNLEE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

STATE BANK BILLS. - Those holding
Bills on State banks had better present
them to some bank and get them changed
for national currency, before The goth of
June, as Boston Banks and Express Com
panies, and many Barks in this State have
given notice that they will not be receiv.
ed after that day. The national currency
is, by far, the best circulating. medium,
and the sooner state bills are out Of exis-
tence, the better.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

STARTLING NEWS FROM THE FRONTIER.
We learn from private but good author.
ity that as the Fenians were retreating
from Canada, squadron of British cav
airy were in pursuit but did not overtake
them until about two miles this side Of
the line where they captured 40 Fenians
and seriously wounded one U. S. soldier.
Gen. Meade was occupied during Sunday
and Monday taking testimony relative to
the affair 1t is expected and hoped that
thesBritish government will be obliged to
make full and complete amends for this
gross insult.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13
DISPATCHfNG PRISONERS

1t will have been seen from our M
correspondence that the dispositia ftE
leading men of Montreal toward MI(|
MAN prisoners is quite sanguinary. NJ
arc for shooting or hanging the VII
batch and if modern custom ilstj
burning at the stake, that would p.obal'
be advocated. 1t hardly seems posst
that it was from this very class orF
came solemn rebukes aud pathetic II
plants about the cruelty Of onr GoH2
mcnt toward the Southern rebels. ID
man OF whom captured in battle was
er threatened with rope or baIIet,
that is John Bulls way--he sulHes
other peoples inhumanity, and thend
down by the whole sale, as in Janla
or burns a great city, as at kagOan
or blows his rebels from the caDnA :
mouth as in India
We presume the Fenians knew vhd
expect as the price of failure in this ID
less enterprise of theirs, and they I
deem the time wasted in appealing
British mercy. Nor would we on
side of the line give any suggestions |
the matter Whcn,a peoples hearthson1
have been assailed the blood runs 50 tle|
that it will have its course. The ~
culinary, the just, the magnanimous W
then illustrate themselves. For our "
part as people, We certainly did Y
take counsel of Europe as to the trea'ns|
of ou rebels, or allow, in particular BY
ish advice to have anything to do vln7
Nor do we expect the British authors
of Canada to consult us now about lH
treatment of the Fenian prisoners lg
may not act up to their first talk ID
matter, but they will pursue tnelr @
course. But we have our opinions d.
ertheless, as to the wisdom of The p'
they appear to have determined Wy
And seing that human nature IS vns'
is, seeing what progress has been naa',
4 tho treatment Of prisoners by the ruls
modern warfare, and looking to the y
position in which the Irish question:
be left even by the utter failure oil -
ism, we predict that tho merclles 'aFI a
ton which now appears to chara''dA y
Canadian authorities will, if carrier y !,
action, prove a serious and laDsD'''
mistake boston Josrndt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

MoRRIsvILLE-The village of Morris.
vile is picking up" and many improve
mcuts are in project or have been made.
The work of blasting at the site for the
new gristmill, has commenced, EN- Porter
is erecting residence and picture gallery
The Universalist Society are building a
parsonage for their pastor. The Morris
vile House has received new coat Of
paint, new paper, new carpets, new steps,
and many other new things, and Mr..
Spaulding intends to make the house q
pleasant resort for summer tourists The
beautiful scenery at the Fails" will. no
doubt, draw many people to the charming
village of Morrisville and its hospitable
hotel.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13
FROM THE WEST.
LANCASTER, Wis. May W.

LANCASTER, Wis. May w. Low
Mr.. EDITOR Please send your paper ''''
year. :.
Its columns every week serve to keep W 4,
quainted with affairs in good, old "spunH
moile," and for that reason am un"i'''
live withoutit. "A
I. II. Patch, Esq. of johnson, made me-
OF few days. recently. and to him ! wOa' =,
all who are curious to know what kind OIL s"'
try we have in southwestern Wisconsin,
Respectfully yours :.
@. A. 8ApsS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

NOTICE and after June ~
Bills of State Banks will not be reo'" y.
on deposit or in payment Of any 'la'''
to the Lamoille Go Bank.
A. l.. NoYEs, Cashs''
Hyde Park, June IL, 1866.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13
A PRocLAMArIo,

ailOk <7
By The President Of Tie ra.s
NJ, WASHINGTON. j.
Whereas, 1t has been knoa ','0Jpd1
certain evil disposed person, l. m
the territory aid jurisdiction ua'' n
tied States, begun and set on g.. ii
provided and prepared, and ' ". y m
gagged in providing and pren, a!e
for such military expeditiapn1 ''l
prise. which expedition and ~, ''
to be carried on from the , ,.?1
jurisdiction of the United st,.,'
the colonies, districts and peenls \
North America, within the f do'
the United Kingdom of Great Pa:l N
ireland, with which colonies dizzy H.
pie and kingdom, the United ~, IN
peace; and
Whereas, The proceedings 4, IN
constitute a high misdemeanor r.,
by the laws of the U. S. as BY tb.'
nations
Now, therefore, for the purDoa
venting the carrying on Of the nj
expedition and enterprise afore,,s 20
the territory and jurisdiction
United States, and to maintains. 4
peace as well as the National ham, II
enforce obedience and respect toS II
Of the United States, |, Andrew A Il
President of the United States, d.
ish and warn all good citizens Of
tied States against taking part o. n
wise aiding, countenancing Or ,y,,l
said unlawful proceedings, and Il
hort all judges, magistrates, marsh, NJ
officers in the service of the UniN,f 4,
to employ all their lawful author u
power to prevent end defeat the 4,
unlawful proceedings and to ara
bring to justice all persons WHOM
engaged il them, and in pursuaDpt
act of Congress in such cases, ma, 4
provided, | do furthermore authop
empower Major General Geo G N
Commander of the Military DnS
the Atlantic, to employ the land al
val forces of the United States adj
militia thereof to arrest and prevn /
setting of foot and carrying on da
petition aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, | have her|
set my hand and caused The seal Of N
5 to be affixed.
Done at Washington this sixth lyI
June, in the year of our Lord 1866
of the Independence of the United s.
the ulneticth.
ANDREW JOHNSO,
By the President,
VIM II. SEvmB,
Secretary al N,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13
nrivate. and the reporters were refused

admission.
Deputy Marshal Arthur seized FRIDAY
forenoon freight car at the Rutland de-
pot, which upon examination was found to
contain about nine tons of ammunition
and arms This included about 100000
rounds of fixed ammunition. 1t is said
to have been purchased at the u. 5. arse
mel in Watervliet, N Y, about two weeks
since.
In the skirmish at Frelighsburgh a Fe-
MAN, named Stephen Lee, belonging to
the Sd Fenian Regt., was wounded in the
finger by British bullet and this was
the only casualty.
The British Government Friday threw
30 car loads of troops, mostly regulars,
into West Farnham. The force at this
point, at last accounts, was about $4,000
strong. Farnham is about IA miles from
St. Johns, on the Waterloo Road, and at
a point nearly opposite the invaders, ten
miles distant from the point beld by the
Feuians.
The only case of wholesale destruction
reported to US thus far, is that of the no.
tel of T. B. Carpenter, at Pigeon Hill
Carpenter, it seems, about an hour previ-
GUS to the arrival of the Fenians. had in
dulged in jecring SPEECHES concerning them
at Franklin. They learned of the fact
and SO revenged themselves by cutting
his establishment on their arrival at the
Hill
About 100 disguised Fenians arrived
at St. Adams Friday, and upon giving
their parole not to again violate the neu-
traity laws were furnished by Maj. Gibson
transportation to their homes.
LATER.
hS bbOft'hIilV VIZ VIZ iltuIl az
ity proclamation of President johnson be-
ing promulgated, soon collapsed. The
large seizures of arms and AMMUNITION
made by our government, and the prompt
action of our officers proved too much.
Canada owes her salvation wholly to
this government for what she has done
would not have presented the Green Flag
from floating over the greater part of her
territory
A slight skirmish near St. Armand
finished the affair on the Vermont line.
Iu the skirmish one Fenian was killed,
one dangerously wounded, and fifteen
taken prisoners, one of them an officer
The Fenians returned to St. Adams,
and all left for home on Saturday. trans
ported free, they had no means of paying
fare
Gen. Spear surrendered to the U. S.
troops.
Gen. Meade reached st. Adams on
Saturday evening, and on being sercnaded
said the settlements, of the Fenian affair
would be satisfactory to both the United
States and British governments, and prove
to the world that our government does as
it would be done by.
Gen. Sweeney's bail has been reduced
dy Commissioner Hoyt to $4,000.
Fenian officers and men are greatly dis
gusted, and charge their defeat to Pres
ident johnson and Secretary Seward.
They think Secretary Stanton would not
be in their way.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

gSrA new sett of machinery has been ad-
ded to the johnson Wooden Factory which
doubles their facilities for making cloth.
For list Of prices, reference is had to our
advertising columns Tho Proprietors are
live men and are bound to keep up with
the times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-13

FOURTH OF JuLY.-The citizens of Hyde
Park who are interested in celebrating the
anniversary Of our National Independence
are requested to meet at the reading room
of the American House, tomorrow (Thurs.
day. evening at o'clock, to take some ac-
ton in the matter. "Rally round the
Flag y