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Recent Arrivals 4! !
At
No. 266 FRONT ST,

Corner Of Court street.)
10 TleFces New Magnolia Hams.
10 do do DaVis star do
20 Cases CIaFtt.
10 DOz. Suga- Of Lemon.
POO Packages Star Candles.
100 BbiS. fresh Harrison Flour.
20 Cases fresh RaSDberries.
20 do do Strawberries.
100 do and lbs. cans Cove oysters.
80 10 fresh Tomatoes.
% do IL SaFdineS.
20 do ~ do
% kegs BelcheF's Golden Syrup.
; Bbls. do do do
80 Boxes Naccaroni aud YermiceilL
80 Kegs choice Lear Lard.
10 Bhis 90 do do
20 kegs Nails assorted sizes.
20 Gases assorted Jellies.
80 Bhls Heavy Mess Pork.
10 Hhds. Magnolia Sugars
~ do assorted Louisiana Sugars.
50 Boxes German Soap.
10 do Breakfast EarOn.
Do Dozen Extra BrOOmS.
20 do Condensed Cream.
~ dp do MilE.
ID Bags Carolina Rice.
To do Old Government Java.
lnA Boxes Extra stick Candy.
- DO Fancy candy.
80 Kegs choice MOlas-es.
10 Boxes Extra Goldfish.
can and examine our stool, and prices. You
wllI net regret it,
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..

IN which Deposits of ONE DOLLAR, and
greater sums will be received, and draw inter-
est at the rate Of feur per cent. per annum,
longer .im
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or THE CONDITION OF THE
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CD.
OE THE
First Day of January, 1866.

ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and in Omoe...............s 85 $50 o
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien
ON real estate in New York and
Brooklyn, worth at least s;6S Nv. I77,slG O.
Loans on stocks. payable on demand
market value Of Securities held as
Collateral, s7s.l7f 0U.......-............ G87B .
United States stocks owned by the
Company. market vaIue..........-..... Gj4.S5D d
States stocks owned by the Company,
market yalue.........-........... 2g.546 O
Real Estate tunincumberedl -------.---.. $3.50 u
Interest Accrued of which greater part
due Jan list. is already paid - --.. 1859 3
Balance in hands OF agents and m
course OF transmission irom AGENTS 22.50O O
Bills Receivable for Premium ON In
land RISKS and other iteIus............ 1871 .
Cash Premiums uncollected on Policies
issued al 5,S94 a
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OFFICERS:

W. H. CHERRY, President
A. T. LACEY, Vice President
r. C. DANIEL, Cashier
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Wines, AleS, POrteFS 4 COrdiaiS.
JUST RECEIVED.
80 baskets Wine, Piper HeidSick.
30 do. Charles heidsick.
20 boxes Charles FaFFe.
20 casks English and EdInbuTg Ale ana
Porter, pts. and qts.
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OctaTOs PinHGt. CastilliOn and 0tard
8randicS.
> pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin.
30 cases CHracOa.
25 eases Annisette.
% eases Masculine and Absynth.
10 eases Sunshine Wine.
) b5ls. Apple Brandy. warranted six
years cid.
10 eaSks lFiSh and Scotch WHISTLES.
100 pkgS. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
sS5- Orders Solicited from the Trade. -VSa
No. 3f2 Second Street,
oPPosrTETHE EGREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
jals sn
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I have examined the ingredients and pro-
nounce them innocent, and the bread superior
u. y. MALONE. 81. d
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REcOmM mMEnnATloMs: /:

MEMPHIS, Tenn. August 3, 1865.
have used Aorgan's SELF Rising Flour, and
find b. do bee most excellent article. 1 have
also examined the ingredients which produce
its self rising properties, and ina them to be
not only innocent, hut important 20 perfect
nutrition. / can freely recommend ID AS "A most
henlthiul and desirable -four producing an
article Of bread superior TO that made in the
ordinary manner.
JNO. r. FRAYSFR. NJ. d.
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Put up In Q, y, q, and IS pound % kages,
Half Barrels and gaFreis,

This iour viii be found on sale in Packages at
all INST class family groceries in IT. l. civ and al
wholesale az the n,anufactory. AS Main street.
aoofS south Of Beaie, Men phis. Tenn.
A liberal discount will be made to the Trade
tanl4 ALLEN X -56PfsSN 'is,,,,ri-.t.a
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We fully concur in the above having ex-
amiHed the ingredients.
c. L. WILCOX, NJ. D.
r. +. BROWN, NJ. ID.
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WFNFITs. IEN,s., NuglS y, INll
] have used Morgaus Self Rising Flour, aud
examined its Ingredients. II is ail That he
cIalms for TO- and is entirely harmless to all.
sick or well, and is especially adapted ss diet
Tor GiSptpiics aud conSumptiyes, It's materials
supplying IN those eases, healthuI and much
needed nutrment. l.. ". GABBERT, Nj. ID. .
viii prepare any barrel of hour sent to me,
or Will furnish any quality of -four ordered but
Tor my own sales ] use none but the very best
IT Harrison, OF It's equal.
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can pe eaten AS well warm as cold without the
ie'isL 'isLincOnNenieuce 10 the weak and dyspeptio
stomach, and has been known 10 greatly benefit
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~ I he gambling, New York Ie.,isla-
ture Is described as Faro's host.
RSrThe Cleveland hydrant- flow al,
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FOR SALE,
5000 Lbs Bulk Meat
l.U08 Bags White Corn,
30 BbS. Flour,
100 do Homny,
80 Tiercts Lard,
800 bushels sweet Potatoes,
5u1 Bales Timothy HAY
- Buis. Mess Beef
- do Seed Potatoes,
20 do Peppers Old Bourbon Whisky.
Also agents fer kead's Kectiisd whisky
jIGLEH, LEES 4 MARLEY,
Naroteh2>-l M 2S Front street.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
Ezorrssle ssastll G1a EGuug Lady
l1 Mcs.aEsss,, oD the Eve az
EEcg Bridal,

4 heart-reai ilrg &C ldcnt occurred at
The mills Of Mayor Warren. on Beale street
yesterday, which resulted ia the almost
immediate death Of Mss j. Dcnman, Of
Port Gibson, Mississippi.
Mss Denman came 10 this city several
days ago and was to return home on Mon-
-:ay, to make preparations for her approach
ing marriage with. Major Warner, of Port
Gibson, to whom she had beon engage for
some time. Doubtless she hai purchased
her bridal trousseau, AMI was happily con
tempating the event soon - tran.pire.-
Yestcr lay. in company wi;h two young
ladies' Of 5his cty-Ni,s Capers and Miss
Walkcr-sho visited the mills above men
toned an inspection of the premises was
suggested, to which ready asseat was CIV
en-. Approaching too near the machinery.
Mss Denmaa's dress vas caught, and she
VAS drawn between two wheels aud man
glei iii Il horrible manner. She survived
bat Il few minutes.-Nenphts Bulletin,
December -,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
Simple Cure for E9os Cholera.

4 correspondent of the Prairie Farmer
writes:
When the hog cholera first made It's ap>
pearance in this neighborhood, some ten
years ago, / owned la Touring mill and kept
large lot OF hoes around it to consume
the refuse OF the gram; ! kept them in
small lots and fed them en- slop; which are
considered the NEST favorable conditions
f3r the Cholera. The djstiilccs in tLs
county, lsst their hog, so badly, they quit
keeping them. They fed their hogs the
same as | did mine, only fed raw siop.-
The cholera broke out in most OF the farm
ers' hogs in the neighborhool, and finally
among hogs that were in lots adjoining
Iaine, ana has continued to make IL an
ncagance from year TO year, uu.I the
prcsent time; nave heard 0f few cases
this season. DGging al his time I have
been an owner and breeder of hos :nd
have constantly on hand. ifom ten 10 one
hundred head, and have never had a hog
attacked by the cholera or tha5 has had
any symptoms Oft; and ascr!be the rca-
son t. the use ol What consider prevent
iyc ct cholera end al kindred disease.
h&yo no patent cn i. nor an7 secret receipt
70 sell, lut propose 70 give L 10 your Iii
mcrous readers The preventive IS no.n-
ing more or less than bountifui supply
OF stone coal and salt Ny hogs 90 to the
coal pile as regularly as they do to tie
corn.
1t viii not do to givc the hog do-e Of
SAT- and coal occasionally az 4 medicine,
because an ounce OF preventive is worth
more Than pound of cure, It should he
placed 50 that the hog can get it when lie
wants it, OF perhaps lie viii not c.. It at all
and the hog is the prooer judge when he
needs TIE salt OF coal, and how much Of
each he REQUIRES
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

'EssO Eas GurreuCY.

About eighty ,honsanI dollars worth
of desaccd &nd nst;lated currercy is now
destroyed daily in the Treasury Depart
msnt, and sbcu. fly thousand dollars
worth printed. It IS the intention to
replace the amount destroyed by new
issues. The new fTe cent fractional cur
rency viii lie isszed mex: week - Wash
s.tgto.. I.i-graals
When Will thofc lie sa eld 10 this
sicsyune imitation of tic currency: Prom
ise afscr ProGl;s- has been ma4c that the
tie Should ebb, vel the rromi.es ere fol-
lo~Fei ~ new i.-uc," until the varieties
are SIS numerous 4. tribe Of petty but
annoying insects classified ani subdivided
b Aga.siz. Batch after batch IN turn
becomes naUs eous. and Gltrates enough
Alta through The Gntcrs - b-eed pesti-
ie2ce aud warrant The Interference of the
board Of health The whole mass becomes
greater in corrupti II and more and more
pIoYocAiive Of cont4eion With every addi-
Gon l. - Better the three ccat coin in
siiyer (Which B,ecaer said was the inven>
ton of the devil because tn, saints of his
church cheated tie aims takers Of two
ii.ths in amount, ~ p.nn.ins IN three cent
pieces with the air aud pretence Of con-
tribut:ns Gvc cen. pieces than The dirty
Ette rags which now PASS from hand to
hand with an apprehension Of tn, itch and
kindred diseases. The logic OF Bcecher.
which piousiy pat the sin on Tie devil, the
inventor, rather than On his calculating
congregation. however fiise CT exculpstory
Of The latter. can not be applied to the
public in he use - he fractional currency.
Under the sur Of necessity in the use,
thy are innocent, while the makers are in
this case guilty, fer there en- be 10 valid
reason advanced. now td2t the war il over,
f'or net beginning al attempt TO return to
specie payments by suppress sing the small
er kinds Of paper ina.tion. l. is humli>
tat;ng that great nation should walow
in 1t, without publication seeming to sug
gest itself Reform as soon IS possible in
this matter should be ths demand of all
parties and as i means to the reform let
thi. question be a--i5.,el. If the devil,
according to Beecher. invented tn, three
cent coin, who is the inventor of the thres
cent paper noJe?-I'5Gsy 1tgas.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
the rV5lcel Cf s>c3fs..
From the ia Cnssc Democr

FROM the Ia 1DSSC democrat.
Thursday the Provost Martal's Office in
this city died, and its remains were by the
auctioneer strewed over the city. Sher #
Solbers purchased, efter much competition,
the original drafting wheel from which so
many victims Of abolitionism have been
called forth to DO and die, and presented
il to Us to become a part Of our museum OF
cUri0sities. now numbering about two hun
dred articles, from piece OF the ts6!e
George Washington ate on tie night he
pas married. tn the whesl o. deait whose
redness has bleavhcd ana ygho-e terror has
gone
1t is rornd tin box OF twelve quarts
capacity, turning by crank ca is axis, and
looks well in It's new company. Ii IS prom
er it sheuid rest from It's la5ors IN thi:
olicc. We remember how It used to strike
terror Al! through this section And We
remember how anxious crowds have waited
around the little memento OF dark times
in hopes hat from its mystic depths the
name OF the editor Of tins paper would BE
drawn But through al the turns Of this
wheel OF misfortune we bore 4 charmed
I.
I'h,s little box has sent noble men 10
death. It ha: filed hospitals-filcd gnaves
4 led every district with suspense 1t
has been silently turned in this c5y when
crowds, in breathless silence, stood wal ting
the call, and when in thousand homes
were women In agony till they knew whom
Of their Owed ones were taken or left. II
has called old men from their Graves. as
careless, lazy and drunken officials iillei
with the names o. tie cead rs well as lie
living 1t has called lna"y a tear from
its fount of bitterness 1t hss widowed
many womar--orphaned many L child
dragged many horse. cow. OF fed OF
grain to market
We will care for it now It Is litla
insignificant machine, bu,, backed by the
people. It was a power in the Land. And
as We lived to see It's rise, progress and
death. 50 shall we 1--we to write tie obitut>
- of those who made it necessary, and who
aIoated in their tinsel over the power they
had, and The terror 1t created People haye
no fearof such contrivances nog, nor d.
they greatly fear OF &c spect the ones who,
in such wooden dignity aud arrogant as-
sumption, sat behind them, calling We
TINS in and turning sorrow xnl agony forth
upon tie laud.
The old wheel now sits in the sanetum,
earrisoned by pair Of foils owned by john
Wilkes Booth, by part ola uniform worn
by jeff Davis when the lover Of Colonel
TaYlor's inuehie~ al ..ra'rie III ta:en-bs
a copy Of lie New Nuglanl Cou-a"t. print
ed in l723 by Benjamin Franklin himself
by jack knife ,ir. Lincoln carried
when a rail spittor-5ya pile OF imple
me'l,s OF war. trophies Of battlc-felds, and
other articles, usc.ul or worthless. us the
case may be. Aad thus time brings eli
things even.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
The New York Word condcnses lh

The New York Word condcnses the
correspondence between Magofln and
Palmer as follows:
Appears the popinjay Palmer with his
long ago published official document, which
he deems discreditable, not to Gather, but
to Ex>Governor Ma coffin, its author, since
become Gathers fatherin law; and the
popinjay brandishes the same, and says
virtually; "Constrain your son-ln-law to
Withdraw his suit against Thompson. whom
I(not the Court Of Law, but |, Palmer.
with my shoulder straps, ought not to be
sued. nor to lose his suit, or else |, Palmer.
with my sword and my pistol, and my
shoulder straps and my terrible biS bug a
boo at Washington, will do terrible thi"sss
t. YOU. oh Magofln, who are the father oi
his wife"
And the Ex-Governor drew near to him.
paper and pen and ink, and ind'ted the
letter printed in yesterdays sheet TO the
MIGHTY Palmer, and said to him with great
nohteness: "Eo all you dare do; or as a |,
nrofane Western sheet puts 1t; "po ana
l.. -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
EE,e ErchitSEts.

George Washington ives inaugurated
President at New York cn the seth Of
APRIL, l1S9 lie was re;nauguratcl at
Philadelphia on the 4th Of March 1913
John Adams inau- IL ated at Philadel>
phia. 4th OF March, 1897.
Thomas Jefferson. at Washington. ith
Of March, lS0l, and al The same place in
lS05.
James Madison, at Washington in 1879
and 1913 y
James Monroe, a, Washington, in 1917
aud 1921
John Quincy Adams, at Washington in
1872.
Andrew Jackson, at Washington in
1929 aud 1888
Martin Van Buren, at Washington, ith
of March. 1887.
Wm II. i'arriss n a. Washington, 4th
Of March. 1871.
John Tyler, at Washington, April llth,
Al.
James X Polk ith of March, 1915
General Taylor 4th of March, 1919.
Millard Fillmore. l of July, 1880.
General Pierce. 18th of March. 1853
James Buchanan, 4th Of March, 1857
Abraham Lincoln. 4th Of March, 1861.
and 4th of March. 1868.
As to the politics Of the Presidents,
efier Washington, who could be rightly
claimed by neither party, all the Presidents
were Democrats. save John Adams. John
@ Adams. VIM II. Harrison, General
Taylor, Millard Fillmore and Abraham
Lincoln.
The combined term of the opposition
Presidents was sixteen years Of the
Democratic fifty two years, since General
Washington.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

THEIR OCCUPATION GoYE.-i'he fol>
loving compilation from our exchanges
shows how some OF the Generals who fgur-
Ell prominently during the war, are now
engaged:
Burnside has gone into the railroad bus
ness at Reno ani plthole. Carl Schurz
is Washington cofrcsp omdeut. Sigcl
has become ci.or Of Baltimore German
paper. Franklin Is pcrinton1ins the
Coils armoryat Hartford ". S. Smith,
the famous cavalry lea ler, has gone into
the re;ail grocery trade at Chica D Pat
rick has returned to the piow Ferreo lead
ing the art of dancing, anl Percy Wind
ham is again a fencing master.
Among ;ho late rebel generals, Buekner,
Of kentucky, Is now associate editor Of .
New Orleans paper; Gardner, OF Port liui-
son nemory, is Il local reporter; while the
General who drove oil Franklin and his
1890 men at Sabine. - row a barAeepcr
at Houston. Gen q. f. Anderson open
cd butcher stall at Augusta. Gca. i.
N. Thomas, a West Pe.nt sraiuate, IS
clerk on 4 steamer plying between Mobile
and Montgomery. y Galveston letter
speaks of seerga rebel officer in the street,
with his full uniform on, stars and al,
driving a ray with male whose harness
was made olrope" Forrest and y hceler,
the two most prominent cavalry leaders
after the death of Stuart, are employed,
the former running saw mill in Tcnnes-
see. and the latter doing commission 5n>
sincss in Augusta.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

Sol. MEREDITH CoWHiDfD THO
Washington correspondent OF the Gincln"
natl Commercial says that General sol
Meredith, who recently dls;ingn
himself by cowhiiing George ". Julian.
was himself cowhidcl in the National
Hotel at Washington one day last week by
one Col. Mcbride, an officer OF negro
troops 1t appears that while IN com
mand ut paducah. on one occas ion, Mere
di,h was about to give party IN that pitce.
and issued in citations freely 10 all The ot-
liccrs under hi II. just before the event
came oil. some Of the secession women OF
+ ,dncah notified Meredith that If officers
Of negro troops were t, be at the entertain
mcnt. they must decline gracinS the occa-
sion. Meredith inmcdiatel Y withdrew the
invitations he had extended to Mcbride
and others. in order to remove all obstacles
10 the presence of the snuiI dipping arls-
tocracy." Mcbride regarded this rs gross
insult. and meeting Gen. Meredith in the
National Hotel he gave aim thrashing
and then cowhided him. The General is
said to have made no resistance. but to
have conc off and made complaint before
Judge Wylie. This is certainly very
strange story, and of course we cannot
youch for its truth.-Ae,c A'5aay Leo,ger
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
TIE Mavsvile Ky. BuVr'n Of recent
late i. responsible for the following


TTIT.PT.
The ur rlor.a,lcr ,. Naeonin,
Pat old Palmer il {. coffin;
Put him in srch narrow borders.
That h could It issue orders.
But Unco-rse-lil-c ani uncivil,
Palmer caucusscd with the Devil,
And old S.Ian. actin- better.
Gave him room 10 wrijc = letter.
50 good people, w,.cn vou're going
Where ihc Grass IS ocr Lin growing,
Bend an ca: a.l OF his coffin
Hear him scratching to Mag fin.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
AZ. IS. Time Tables.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne Chicago
EGflXIHY.

On and after Nov. 10. 1865. Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sdbbaths excepted. as f llows:- -
Train leaving Chicago at $50 P, NJ, leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

A young lady said to her beau, as she
held a pot of hot water in her hand.
Promise to marry me. or I'll scald you. .
"Throw the water" he replied, Il had
rather be scalded once than every dss of
my life"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

"The Red. White and Blue rcd
checks, the white teeth, aud the blue eyes
of a lovely girl-are as good flag As
Young soldier in tho battle OF life need tight
for
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

The Springfield, (0hio) Mars $ resp0n>
s!ble for the following:
- BRAS NEW IbEA-T'e have been
informed, upon what we regard as good
authority that during the recent skating
season, 4 young lady who was inle! ing
in that recreation on Barrett's Race, in
this city. was observed by 4 spectator, to
leave behind her Cor some distancc, trail
of what proved OF inspection. to be very
Iair article Of bran. it was remarked At
he same moment, that the stocking Of the
lair skater had become loovc, and .t;!I
further, that the lilub in question .youns :
men VIII have their eyes about then,) was
suddenly shorn Of is come'y proportions.
The inference from this singular phenom,
cnon is. that there is no telling where, or
IN what iaanner. the padding mania will
make It's next development
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

WHOSE UIT?-The Columbus, Georgia.
.Sua says: I'll OF our citizens who take The
oath Of allegiance, are required to state
their political y;eas in 1850. On the books
n ,he comlandaat5 Office. the Union
Hieners largely prodoninatc. Captain
Globe, 50 the story runs. was looking orcr
the list, when lie would see for 4 whol~
page the name Of .ccossion;s;s as scarce
almost a5 hens teeth. My Cod ex>
clAimed he. after reading a while, ..ifthex3
few seccsii caused us ali the trouble iol The
past four years, what couldn't they have
done if all these Union men had joined
thom?' We give tic story IS We heard
t.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

DEAUTirUL FoeNs-laLe abundan.
cxarciec in tie open ar-frec, joyous
exercise, such as young girls. when not re-
strained by false and artificial rropriety
are wont 10 !akc. I'you are in the coun-
try, or can get there, ramb'e over The hills
and through the woodlands; hotanize, ge-
o'o@jzc, seek rare towers and plants, hunt
bird 5 nests and chase butterflies BE =
romp. even though You may be 10 lengcr
Il iittle girl If you are wife and a mother,
so much the better Lomp with your
children. Attend TO your bodily positions
in standing sitting. lying and walking. and
employ such general gymnastics az your
case may require. Live. while in doors, in
well ventilated rooms; take sufficient noU.-
ishing food, at resultr hours; keep tie
mind active aud cheerfnl-in short, obey
all the laws Of health
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
A CARD-C. II. REEVE.
ATTORNEY At LAW. ANn
war Claim Ast, Plym mouth. In d.

Havinx concluded 20 resume the practice OF
she l.v here. Will
Practics IN Fulton, Stark, LaPcrte aI''i Hoscirs-
Rs. a. well a. Marshall, Counties. Collections
,r,nntlv .ai efficiently attended 20. Careful
s:,-u,ion given 10 Probate bn-ires.. Insurance
ELECTED on Live. ani Property in the best compa-
,i-s IN the United States
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the prosecution OF
Claims OF Soldiers. their Widows and heirs Tor
bsrn.v, arrears of pay Den.iors and other claims
RxrEas 70 r.rrel Field Il Co., Chicago
Shaw Barbour h Co., Cincinnati.
Rncklv Sheldon & CO., y. Y.
Grail Bennett Co., Pit,s5urs.
xsn4s.f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

Punch says the gender o. a arail~ay tr ain
is feminine. Don't you often miss it?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

Poverty often makes men wicked, bit
vickedues. often make. men poor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

THE CoNvENTioN.-The Logansport
Piaros. after announcing the fact that The
10Th of of March has been selected for the
Democratic State Convention says:
The committee having decided upon the
day. it now remains for the Democracy OF
the State to 60 to work with Will. have a
rousng convention. nominate a good tick
ct, and elect it. Let every Democrat 60
to work at once Organize in Townships.
Circulate Democratic newspapers and the
documents. and the times indicate that all
will he well.
This is good advice and sound doctrine
Let the Democracy throughout the State
20 to work and organize Organize in
every township