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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26
Colfax. Carey and Congress.

"Never has a nation whose existence has
been imperilled, and whose hundreds Of
thousands of graves, and thousands Ofmil'
lions of debt, attest its gigantic sacrifices
offered more lenient conditions to those
who conspired for its destruction. > Col
faz'S letter TO Con. Contention.
"Whiskey protracted the rebellion at
least two years, and that drunken officer:
presided over by drunken Congress were
responsible for the slaughter ofa hundred
thousand men. Gen. Carey's Indianapolis
Speech,
So it seems that two years of war, "the
slaughter Of hundred thousand brave
meu." and at least one half the National
debt, are chargeablc to the drunkenness Of
officers and of Congress, and not to the
rebels and copperheads, as heretofore charg
ed by Norton and other smal-fry politi
clans Of the God and morality stripe The
Gigantic sacrifices spoken Of by Mr.. Col
fax were rendered necessary according to
Gen. Carey, in consequence of the drum
keness Of Congressman and officers in the
army. If this be SO, why should the PEG,
bic be compelled to pay taxes to discharge
the interest on war bonds held by men
who pay no taxes on the capital invested in
these same bonds And is it not about
time that these reckless, drunken Con-
gressmen who have prolonged the war two
years and slaughtered a hundred thousand
brave men, were removed, and sober, hon
est men put in their places?
Can taxpayers consistently vote to con.
tinuc these drunken congressman, and
those who have acted in concert with them,
in Office Can soldiers consistently vote
for men who are chargeable with the slaugh-
ter of hundred thousand Of their brave
comrades in arms? Can the friends and
relatives of the hundred thousand brave
man thus slaughtered in consequence of the
acts Of drunken Congressman and their
c).adjutors, vote this fall to continue them
in office These are plain practical ques-
tions, which address themselves to the
people, and require an honest answer
Those who vote the republican ticket this
fall thereby indorse the action of drunken
officers and drunken Congressman, and in
effect say, "the gigantic sacrifices made by
the people, the slaughter of 5000 brave
men through drunkenness, the widows and
orphans of slaughtered men, matter not, SC
that those same drunken men be returne d
to their seats another term and their party
be continued in power" Will the people
say it
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26
Significant.

The great soldiers and sailors orphan
fair closed at Washington on Tuesday even
ing. A large crowd was present. The
closing exercises consisted of voting for
various articles to be given to the person re-
ceiving the highest number of votes Gen.
Howard received sword, beating Gen.
Thomas. For the Senatorial cane, at h; II
a dollar per vote, Senator Doolittle, con-
sentative, received 4, 1913; Senator Harris,
radical, 1866. Representatives cane,
Gen. Green Clay Smith, conservative, 494 ;
Gen. Schenck, radical, 2l8. So it would
seem that radicalism is not so very popular
with the soldiers and sailors and their
friends as some would have us believe
New Albany Ledger
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26
Monster Mass Convention I'm
Pennsylvania.

a monster mass convention of the de-
mocracy Of central and eastern Pennsyl.
vania was held in Reading on Wednesday
last. 1t is described as the largest politi-
cal gathering ever held in the State of
Pennsylvania. The New York Worlds
dispatches say:
There were eight stands in all, but Mt
times not less than 20 meetings were SIM
ultaneously in progress. Every hotel bal
cony was occupied by speakers whose con>
servative sentiments were responded to
enthusiastically. The speeches all breath>
ed one spirit-that the union must be inn
mediately restored, the constitution be
obeyed, and the laws be enforced at the
north and south alike. The course of
President Johnson was everywhere approx
cd, aud the mention Of his name was
repeatedly cheered Public sentiments
ran high against the radical disunionists.
who were denounced at every street corner
as determined to keep the union asunder.
Senator Crowan was complimented for his
FEARLESS support Of the President, and al
luslons to him as the probably successful
candidate for another term in the Senate
were warmly greeted. Probably not less
than 100 speakers from all parts of Penn
sylvanla and the country, expounded the
duty OF conservative men in this hour of
the nations danger. The sight was
grand one. The broad, wide street for
half mile, was full of meetings, while
dozens of bands headed professions, which
marched and counter marced, cheering for
johnson and Clymer Flags, banners ana
transparencies were in abundant profusion,
and the whole scene was most enlivening"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26

The Nashville Union has the following
at is possible" asks country visitor,
"that AZ Radicals can lass the Constitu-
tional Amendment We can only reply,
with the lights before us, that 43 Radica Is
can pass any thipg-but grog-shop"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26

Every democrat in Marshall county
should take the Plymouth Democrat Sub
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rdilcay, steamboat, or other modes Of con-
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of Dislocotions, Broken Bones, Ruptured
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Cuts, Slabs, Gunshot Hounds. Poisoned
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or other Uicious Animals. AssauHs Jy Rob-
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26

Gold opened in New York yesterday a,
80, and closed at 1907.
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PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:

RsDAY, July o6, 1866
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-26

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

"A NEW. AND GREAT EPOCH IN MBD1-
= CtNE-pr. Maggie is the founder of a new Medics
system Thequanttarians whose internal doses enee
the stomach and paralyze tile bowels must give precedence
to the man who restores health and appetite with from one
two Of his extraordinary Pills cures the most virulent
sores with box Of his wonderful alhealng Salve
These two great specifies Of the Doctors are fast snparesdn
all the sereotyped nosums of day Extraordinary cures
by Aagges Pills and Save have opened the eyes Of the pub
Lie 70 the neeieney Of the called remedies of others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Maggies
Pills are lot ofhe class that swallowed by the Dozen and
Of which every box full taken necessity for
another One or two of Maggels Pills suffice to place the
bowels in perfect order tone the stomach appetite
and render the spirits light and buoysnt There no gripping
and reacon in the form of constipation IF the liver is
affected its functions resored and If the nervous system
Is feeble It nvgorated This quality makes the Med
cines very desirable for the wants Of delicate females Ulcer
Gus and erupve diseases literally etngushed by the dis
nfectant power Of aaggies salge III fact is here an
bounced thst
aEaggleps Bilious Daspeptle and Diarrhea
Pills
]nre where all others fail While for Burns scalds Chill
ains Cuts and all abraslons of the skin Msgges Saye is
nfallbla Sold by Maggie II Pine street. New York an
III Druggists, at % cents per box
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents New Orleans
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TT,an aTExAs REPUHL1oAN," aIAR
SHALL, TExAs,

Hsrs the most catering inducements to ADVERTISERS as
eFcuates in the most finest Cotton portion
Of the southerncountry
THIS paper was established in May 1919 and been con
tnuousy Issued from that period present. It was pub
shsd throughout the Its circulation principally over
East Texas but taken at all the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana.
II been recognized foryeas the leading papers
Of the State and has enoysdin remarkable degree the con
denee Of the people.
The terms Of Advertising asEoows Persqunre oeght
lines less 81 Standing advertisements per for one
sl6 for SIX months slG three months Sc Subscription
to the paper, 81 per anRum. R,w LoUGHERY
EditRr ard Proprietor
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TIE. DE ANgSIs1E's
PURE
SARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention Public City and Country Trade is "a
speetfuly called to the introduction of the
sarSaDRrilla 19ltters,
The most Pleasant and valuable Bters benin
PRODUCED In this country The general be supplied
by the following Grocers Druggists:
Fstjo, Marks Co, 4S, 45 and AZ New Levee street.
Griffin Porch 81 and SO Fchoupitoalas street.
Ell Hart Co.. 70, rs and n Tchoupitculas street.
L. Bssset, cor. Grayier and Tehoupitouias streets.
F. Avet Cambon, SO and 81 Old Leyee street.
John 4. Moore Poydras and New Esvee streetS
VIM @. Mitchell, Camp and PoydrAs streeta
Cass Bowling, 50 Poydras street.
TW. aarsden, Druggist, Magazine and Graver.
Turner Wales, Druggists Royal and CustOulhousa
@. N. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street.
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MEDICAL.
4 YEa's pILLs. AYERS PILLS.

Are you sick feeble and complaningi Are Won order
vita your system deanEed Rnd your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms often the prelude serious illness Some
fit Of sickness creeping upoRyou and should be ayered oy
timely of the right remedy. Take Ayers pills, and
cleanse the disoerpd hunos purity the blood and let
the fluids nnohtructed health again They smu
late the functions of the body activity purify the
from the distractions which make disease cold
settles somewhere in the body and deEanGes snatal func
tons These If ieeSed upon themselves and the
surrounding producing general agrayaen suffering
AID arrangement, While this condition. take Ayers Pills,
Hna how directly they restore the natural action Of
also many deep seated dangerous distpers
Aha pnrgave effect eSpes them Caused by similar OBJ
strucons of the natural functions Of the
body they rapidly many of Them surely cured BY the
same None who know the virtue of these Pills will
neglect employ the whom suffering from The disorders they
cure Headache Foul Stomach nysentery, Bilious
conpsnts Indigestion Derangemen Of the Liver Gostve.
ness Constipation Heartburn Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms
and Suppression, when taken in large doses. IS
They sugar coated that the sensitive take
them easily surely the best pargave medicine
yet discovered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

For speedy and certain of Intermittent Fever
Chls and Fever Remittent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevsrs
indeed for the whole Of diseases originating in hillary de-
aagement caused by tha malaria of niasmac countries.
This remedy has rarely failed the seyeeSt cases. of
Chs and Fever and has this great advantage over other
e medicines subues the complaint without injury
to the patient Ii contains no qunne deleterous sub
stance does produce quim or any injurious effect
whatever Shaking brothers army and the West try
and Won will indorse these assertions Prepared by j. c.
: L. j. HART & CO.,
Wholesale Agents. New Orleans
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F1Rsr PREMIUM STEAM sAy-NrLLa
JOHN Is. FULLER,
KAN FAoTURER AND DEALER

0AAN ~ EuAAERS
NAM FAoTURER AND DEALER,
no. Dey Street. New York,
store and ready for immediate shpen. and is
featuring to order.
Portable and stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers,
80 ~ herss power OrcuarRnd UPRIGHT Saw MrIIa N
most approved construction, of all sises cutting nm To Ig
set OF lumber per hour Grst Mills Min ITans W n
Wheels and every kind of Mill Machinery Snasr Minis ~
Salt Works. Cotton and Wooden Msehiaery etc ''' va an"
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Fp U1 sI Tt5,s, Gray Woods Planning Ms
Drln LgItIhes, Daniels Planning Machinee
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Tfqt aiss GASSsSSdhihest Sash Machines,
SpiistS D DIhls' Tan0ning Machines
I Insa n uLslps' Power hOrticng Machines,
T Sti I LIMBS Foot Morticing Machines
dnMl!nB E,Hthpst Boring Machines
a S.ien 9 Ip, Blind Stat Tenoning Machines
$50 ant M 1AeAsi Circular Saw Benchss
s sSRs nayT ~ hrights patent Scroll Sawp
Snshls 94eys and aangsrE, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Tar n ad IsasheE 6eltnss, circular Reservng Mills
I5Sets ahu S1pptT nose, Upright Re8eryirg Mills
6etanoing A1o SSs FITTINGS Rotary and Mining Pumps
Stsa,1 snJ U.S. ~ every description of Aachinsl
9'eAA1 anu :" A1eh "aaseA and Hallway Supplies,
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, eotton 5ssn.t
Tsyor, Eagle Brown Southern Craven ExceIa,or sd NJ
Carthy Cotton Gins with engines or horse noysTs ana 49,
thing required for the same store and for sae al tbs &
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DERILITy REsgLTENa rRoM ~ eArsE.
Prllee-sl per Bottle.

We're ii necessary certificate after certificate could be ap-
pended to this from well known citizens but we deem it use
less, Sold BY nj Druggists.
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Semi Weekly ..... 4
Weakly Q

The Post spares in its telegraphs repertsn R
correspondence and in its general arrangements for news that
may furnish its readers with the earliest ad fullest inora
ton all subjects, commercial POLITICAL miscellaneous ana
literary foreign and domestic be obtAned IT desires
renew the intercourse with its Southern friends war inter
rupted and to extend its circulation hs4eyer its Democratic
Conservative advocacy the equal rights of the States
the pepetnity of the Union may render 1t acceptable
Advertisements which will be inserted at reasonable rates
are also solicited
BEALs, GREENE d CO., Publishers,
a0and q Congress street, Boston, Mess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

Each Box Contains ~ PlIIs. .
ONE PILL IS a DOSE.
RSe NoTIcE-None gergiue without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR j..
hAGGIEL, New York to counterfeit which is felony,
R Sold By ell respectable Dealers medicines throughout
the United States and Canada IS per box or pot
BARNES, WARD & co, Agents,
New Grlesna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

p TBAREONTANA, IMPORTER OF
FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dsalsru in all kinds of Dried and Green Fruit
No. IL FRONT AND IA FULTON SHEETS,
Between Common and Grayisr Streets
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NEW YORK.

CHINA,
-And--
FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, STATES SLATE
PENCILS, ETC,
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nRY GOoDs. .AUrUnEN 1850.

LATHRoP, LUpTNaToN & CO.,
SEQ, 3ss and $50 broadway. New York,
Invite the attention of all FIRST class buyers their stock
Dry Goods It will be found unsurpassed for all Southern
merchants All departments of business have been much
enlarged especially that of Dress Goods where
stanty opening all the novelties of the season, which
ask the particular attention of both obbes retailers
Our stock consists of
Dress Goods
shawIs and Cloaks
Prints.
L- Bleached ShrBnss, " .l 1lr-
Brown Sheetings,
Flannels and Blankets
Wooden GOODS,
Yankee Notions,
White Goods,
Enbroidaries,
Hosiery.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, etc, etc, ere.
All of which they offer the lowest market price by the
or uiece.
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+ ,TNsEED OH AND WHITE Lead.
Us GRAvIER STREET, New Orleans.

Dealers and consumers invited examine my prices
ore making their purchases. Constantly large
sorment Of eoo in assorted Sizes put up 50 and 100
pead cases. Tor the country trade Also lss Brushes
G " LYMAN,
t2s GEayier street,
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TUE BosroN rosr, KNOWN TO THE WHOLE

'b'AE BOSTON POST, KNOWN TO THE WHOLE
- country as the unwayerng advocate of DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLES and measures for nearly forty years-he
constant of States Rights in the Union the
advocate of the speedy resoon of all the their con-
stituonal relations members of the Federal Government
asks the attention Of Southern citizens proposals to fur
nish them with copies at the following rates:
Boston Post, Dsily} L.; $50 per aunum.
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DR.. MAGGLEL's PILLS,

As antihous remedy, the following extracts from various
letters will be- is hoped sufficient Importance to justify
the quoting Of them here;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
UNDERTAKES.
WINsLow d. PHILLIPS,
UNDERWRITERS AND ENBAI,MFRS

No. 80 Rampant Street Gate Oircus3 between Commouand
GrRvier streets,
having great variety of COFFINS and META LLIC BU
Rial GASES together with Hearses Carriages large
table are execute all orders their With
Rtistaction to their patrons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
A VIGOROUS APrETrTEl

And cOrespondngy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Head steady the To those who
are not familiar with the use of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE
DIR Araegters rnls nnd salve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement of their Physc need be
made. The Pisof Or. Maggel contain mineral. They
do not GRIPPE and they do system by extreme
purging. They are universal in creating
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
oWTMERN ToNTC-soUTmREsN TONIC

years of successful trial both in this city and
in the country the request Of number of persons he
have been benefited by its nse have concluded pre-
sent to the public
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PREPARED Br-..

$. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
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R0BEkN FOUADB,
IEPoRTER OF FEEsoH, EEeLIsH AzD GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goeds, China and Fireworks
Also
MANUFACTURES OF TRANSPARENT SLATER
Ea 80 John street. New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

Paris letter. says: !" By the way, there is
not little dFoll in the way the govern
4llsll Aandses the press here. The mist thing you
near y paper has been ordered to stop its circu-
lation, and if you 90 to its office you find lot of
morose politicians iabbering and Eestieulating
with all their might over the event. Ii is true
ghey nave always two warnings befbre the axe
falls, yet it usually falls all Of sudden Some
times the paper Is suspended for a month, some
times for year, sometimes altogether. These
poor IMPOSITION editors have hard time of it.
p0unced down upon all Of q sudden. without
knowing half the time what the matter Is. S0nb
d man al Girardin, though, takes thl misfortune
.cooY. and with sublime dignity; indeed. one
would never be tempted tolausl at Ills expense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

The Paris Times. that excellent paper, says:
The reports Of the vintage, it is mneh to be re.
GREETED, are most inaHspicious M4Eguado. the
ERcent purchaser of those famous VINEYARDS ia
said to have lost tbree1ourths OF tile Chateau
AargaIx crop. In the neighboFhood of Paris
grapes, which at this time last year WIRE ripe on
ehe SIDE & kissed by the SUM- are hard and most
unpr0mlsing. The disappointment Of tlEe growers
too, SAL the greater, as the quantity Of grapes
WAS most abundant.
The Times relates the following ludEcrous Incl.
dent;
The Paris public who read the Lon don psner.
nave been much amused with an acednnt in ane
~ e4sIa q . 5uaiefons incident which occurred in
very insertion Of the narratiYe--Bhich il 4 Ittle
+oVerdTaWn-c confirms the acknowledged dearth of
news that OF present peryades even HE capital
Of the universe y but its liseliness win no boubt
please many of our numerous distant leaders:
Ilis evening the monotony of the|scene along
the borders Of the lake was enliyeneal BY a some.
what bizarre apparition. Suddenly looming in the
aar distance, o gigantic white object was seen at
the far end of the Avenue de FImpeeatrice tow
ering over horsemen, bar0uches phaeIons. brourh.
ans and ~ genus 0n11te, Every eye was turned
upon tho strange intruder; every mouth inquired
who and what he was. Some said it was an Arab
chief recently imported from Algeria, and taking
an airing in burnous and tilburY. Others thought
E might be the Emperor of China, THE brother Of
the SIN and moon; while one man confidently
IHtiasd llIat the new conner was the Shah of Per-
sia. By-and-by the character of the mysterious
RtsAAaA5 oSoSHis dppdreHt. he vas Neither more
nor less than gigantic Newfouhdiand dog.
seated upon the near cushion oF tilburY,
driven by man of diminitiye stature the
top of whose hat was scarcely level with the
bfass-studded collar of his companion. The dog
which was considerably larger than wearing
Dull cali, looked comptacentIy around his crimson
tongue peering ont of one corner of his mouth,
and bis bnshy tail, pendent over theback rail Of
She gig, Wagging maiestieally in token of its
owners approval Of the whole PROCEEDING The
animals sn0w-White coat which hid evidently
been carefully washed and brushed preparatory
TO this display, shene brilliantly in the evening
cum and the dog himself maintained hs elevated /
pgsition with the utmost dignity andHcomp osure
4sandseer III his widest dreams could never have
imagined more whimsicaly Indicrou1 position for
asae most privileged Of his canine faybrftes. the
EEench habtnally have their emotions under con
troll hut taxed their self restraint I'd the utmost
ta avoid giyiug way to what Shakespeare STYLED
Lac linguishahle laughter Having driven for
some time in the Bots, the ani,naliu question
gaze short significant bark, which his driyersl
seemed perfectly to comprehend fbr he imme.
aiateiy turned his horse's head ronnd. and quted |
Tie scene where his appearance had caused such
unPre eedented hiiarity.h