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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
AT SAME PLACE,
IN WEDNESDAY, FEB. I4rH.

WILL be cold = stock o. nsH Blank Books. st,.
tonery, Wrapping Paper. and $3.50 st4ndsr1
Medical Books, consisting in part Of
lao copie, GAYS Aus omy,
30 d. Dunglisou's Medical Dictionary
20 do Pr tee Medic ne. Moods. zen
nets. Walson's, Sc,
% DO Dlton's Physiology,
90 20 NirchoE's Pa biology.
$50 do Surgery Gross, Enchs.n n, Fersu.
ION, &c,
80 do Us D~pensstoy,
% DO heck's Jurspradeuce.
80 so Parish $ pharmacy.
40 do TnerapsuN- :, WOOD. and Supe
500 do Minor Surgery,
Sb 10 surglral anatomy.
20 DO Chemi try, FoEnts,
~ 10 Webster 5 Dictionary, a. &c,
90 Blank hooks, tGuiTes Cap, Y bound.
lao 90 do small. 40,
~ do do noe, Whole bolud.
81 Resms Writing Psp-r, cap. Iettar and uota
20 10 Wrsppang Paper escorted.
100 lakstsnds, VARIOUS patterns,
20.c,0 Envelopes, assorted,
S,Uao Blank Books, miscellaneous.
so Portfolios,
Pencils, Pens. IDk, b.. &C.
Es-Soue Of the MedicN Books are serond.hsud.
AMI will he sold separately.
Ih- Books and Instruments can be nspected a.
day before the sale.
Catalogues may be had on applcsfion.
klkkRr FLETDHEN,
surgeon and 3 {. Colonel Us Vols,
ish-i-@t Medcsi Purveyo- a. ;. A.
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Auction Sale Of
Government Buildings.

Will expose TT sale 81 Publ. Aurton. On
i FRIDAY, the roth INST. ths CLOSING RnIJ-
lnks, va
Al 10 O'Clock, sm, 10 Build nEz Al RAYS Corrsl
Al II ooiocs, s.m, l Building on Lins street.
west Of the Tiesils Work.
Atll.@l o'cioas. am 80 Build nas GA Chpceh
stree, west Of Cumberlani Hospital.
AL o'clock, pm I Bud ~, Chunrh -treet.
near Chattanooga Depot, rear a FEMALE academy.
Atz@ o'eiock. pm, Bmldsg summer street,
between Cedar sad Cay streets.
AS o'clock pm 4 Bindings. Vine street. south
Of Bread street
AZ 80 o'olsek, pm, . statle spruce street,
Al 4 o'clock, p IN. & BuItlaEs, Fnaklu Pike,
south 81 Broad street.. .
Terms Cash 10 uoFerumeut Funds
Prspfrty 10 b removed At the expense Of the
purct ss-T.
BY order Of A. Eiiy usA. ChisfQ n De.
psrtnentOl lsnnsssss
A.W WILLS
lanls "a Bvt Maior sudA.Q n.
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East India Coffee!

Government Sale.
Extensive Sale OF Dry Goods, Bedding, &C.,
in Original Packa IS.
viii be sod at Auction, at thu Medical ParyeyoT's
Warehouse,
Nc. IT MARKET sTREET, NASHVILLE,
Of TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1855.
BEDDING.
2,o00 Hair Mauresses, JO.ntei,
1900 Ha r Pillows
1900 Bed Ilcks;
22,OOO Couuierpsres, Lunen ant NarsalIs.
2u,eO Mosquito Bars.
6l,CG PrIoa Cases;
g. 90 Pillow lick-;
5000 fhtess. Iinnsn sri Gotten.
CLOTHING
1900 shirt-:
4u,Uu Drawers;
p 90 / ressirg G0was
1900 Socks;
10 Q0d slipper;
1900 Nigh. Caps.
SUSDRtHs.
81 90 Towe's, / -. hucEs z1E
Il. on X Il ? Towels. era b.
l,e0 NGukin-;
You yards Red Flsnuel;
sac " Gu ID PercAa Cloth.
400 Gutta Ienchs Blanket
l.0V Isds Rubber Cushions and Pillow.
l,DO Canvas HsmmOoks;
i,0O1 Blanket Casaa;
loco lbs OalIim and TOE,
CO'ton Bat Cotton Wadding, Tape, s..
= small p-racn tf the Oreg0irg articles are sec.
God hand. snd will BE- sold segzrs'ely The gtsa Ell
psIi = 2 neS and IN on in-l packages. Catalogues
NAV be hAd o. application.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surgeoua and Bvt CCl q. Z. Vols,
anil 20 Medical PurVeyor U. :. A.
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Extensive Sale
OF
GOVT ROLLING STOCK!

MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE T~RNNEssEE1
CHILF QUAaIEaNAstra's OfFlcE
U. ; MiLrrakY RkIaoAps,
Nashville. Tenn, Jan Oh, 1866
WILL he sold at Pubic Auction. At Memoir :
w Tennessee, Wednesday, Fehrrary tn. lsGs.
the FOL owing described Rolling Stock, 9iE
~ -Four Engines i've ievt sauRe.
three OLD and tismsuded. one rep irshlel
usl ; 2teen Box and ~ niue Fiat Cars,-mors OF
isss-nSe feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive Engiue. ave feet gauge. lying
10 the ditch on the hne Of the NJ ssissippi Centrs
Railroad, twelve miles North Of Grand FUNSTON.
AZ Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, Feuusry
18th, if6A will % snld the following described Roll.
ing Stoek all Of I'VE let gsuEe znl 10 good running
orde-, VIZ
"a Uns Locomotive EogiHe. Lyman a southsr,
hudderH.
builders.
"a One " Roassrs L. 8 n.
Works. builders.
q one snnrOUro 3 smlh
bull iers-
% One . locomotive Tender.
tA9 Two hundrsd Fiat and Box Gsrs. lmsfs o.
isssj
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Wanted Immediately.

A n overseer, tho -oushly converssnt With the
a m rnseemeut and euluvstioB Ct q Cotton plan
tsuon In cn- OF the southern sa Is None need
sDplv exseot aperson VII has been similarly en-
ySgsd. and whose past practical expenen-e. char
sete- aud competency are unexcepuonstle. A 70
tral salary VII be ven Apply. STATING terms and
guathcAfoes, with reference , TO
Mr.. JUHN HUMPHREYS,
iauz5- Union Ofhce, Ms b nlie.
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Ia ChaneeTy at Livingston, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES. 1867.
J D. GoodpsstuTs. Special Commissioners, r..
".
Ih's VI Armstrong, Spencer and J W McHsnry.
IN tdis cause il appearing to the satisfaction OF
The CLERK and Master from eomp'sinantis bi,
sEic l9 sworn 70, that defendants Srsn ? a i La
". McHenTY are uon-re ideuts OF the State Of Tea
lessee, 50 that The ordinary process OF lAB cannot
De served On thsm; It Is therefore ordered that
puOlieRuou be msde Tor iou- con .ecuhVe weeks 10
the Ma hvlle Union, 3 newspaper pabli he'd m the
city OF Nashville, Tenn, requiring ssid deepdsni-,
Spencer McHenrv and jas W McHenry, 10 ~ Jear
afthe next term Of the ChsncSTy CouTT for Oyerton
county, 10 bA held in Liylas sion on tie first Mon.
DAY CT February neg, QsGG) and , cad, answer or
dcmuF TO comp anant's bli, or tn SINE Wi Le
Ia6eutBT cones sed 4, 70 them, AMI set for h-srnP
e1 par W. WRIGHT, Cs NJ.
iauei -4.W
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Steamboat.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
Ran ASD RIYER TENssPoRrAT % LEPARraENT,
NASHVILLE, TssS Jan. 70, lsCO. /
WILL oder for sac At Public Auction, 81 the
j Government Ship Yard 10 Edgegdeld, Tenn, On
WEDNESDAY. the Ian day O. February, Is56. AZ
10 Oc.ock, sm. the o. Steamboat
M. V. BAIRD"
This boat is in fair eond ton snd nos 10 use. She
has Two d double aue boilers, Is feet long by IS
inches. To tl sds-uslye engines, o. feet stroke,
cvhnders ihinchet m diameter. j. Us feet long.
"a Ices brosd, with . feet depth Of hold.
Paymeot viii be made IN ash st the time OF Bile.
and lmmedisie possession 20 he taken OF the pro
perts BY purchaser.
By o'der Of Capt A Eddy. Dep1tQ. N.
iau2l-td :. 4. BROWN, Cant 4A.O NJ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

aETERs ~ EERHsa0s 10
Hoo. Richard OgsIsby. Governor state Of mf.o.
non- DAVID L. DAVIS, Judge Supreme Court, D..
hoo- Wm- 6. browniow. Governor Of Tennessee.
SAs' Gen Jas. p BrosnloS. Al. Gen. state Of lea
nesses.
Hon. N. 81. Bnen, Nashville.
hon "m- NA'h'niel Barter, NSshvHs.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon- John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. w. Nancy, Esq., Nashville.
Ae-ars' MornsA ~ssratsOn, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans a Co. Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Junsl8 q
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Aleu- AdrfrtisEments.
For Rant

Two story Brick Dwelling. IN a pleasant tnt
a central ocauOn, very suit shle for a Boarding
Aou-e. Furniture Tor sale. inquire At 80 Union
street jsnf5-lga
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church ST., between Summer ana Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
Go To KLINE Z saEaMANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas
Go to KLINE sHEENASs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
for sale b. KLINE & SHERMAN.
American and. Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
AZ KLINg 4 saERMASs
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics POmade
and Hair Oil,
AZ KLnSE a saERMANs
Try CBEVALlERS Life for the Hair.
For sals only 81 KLINE 3 SaERMANS.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure FlaVoring Extracts,
Al KLINE s sHERslAEs
Lsrd OIL, 90 ~ Cosl oil, treble distilled
tor Or, ANN cold pressdD Llnsset Oh,
Castor I'll, East j. dis) Spirits Iurpsnuue.
Pure Whit4 Lead,
Fer sale az KIM A S~aBRSlANs,
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
Al KLINE : SHERMANs5.
o
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE s sHERMASs-
-N-
All ne above for sale A.
KLINE K SHERMAN'S,
aasene Building. ChsTek Street.
1oyz+sn NASHVILLE. TENN.
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HousE or ngrngsENrArLvEs.

NEpNsSpAN. Jsu. -
The House vas CO led - u,der NJ 10
o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. sheppard.
PETITION.
BY Mr. Thomas From citizens OF Grpu-
~ coan'1, Puaylng Cor the reduction OF .
certain lax. Retired.
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Wanted Immediately.

TO purchase CT lease for a term Of yssrs, Ia Ten.
uessae. 3 Cotton plantation o. from 500 70 $40
s res, or tn re6bouts, Of The best co-tcn land,
Mholiv or partly planaed, snd ,ulussted, o. eligible
Tor the pas pose, conveniently stu ted a. regsruS
Ezter OF ralEsy carnage. Apply. giving the HultsI
ueriruiars ~ - tErms, . tuslCn. &C., 10
Mr. JOHN HUMPHREYS,
isuZg-3to Union once, Nashville.
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INSURANCE.
REMOVAL,

ATk lave removed on Stock 70 No 7 south
w Market street Whsrt We hrpe 10 ue=f ON
iarner pstfous sn1 ne pubic generally. sioek
= lSge and sell zelscted. nd gs assys sstfNt he
ioserst msrks. prces- CHkS NkLSON 4 D
~gantS-su
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Wanted.

Df two yourR men 81 experience, sgsd 81 and
ID 3s years, situations 81 either Charcoal or An.
ihnoclte 90 WORKS. ~ Manager and BOOK Keep.
er. They can brug good INSTRUMENTATION as 20
and ability. Address "Msusgar and
Book Keeper, Miesburs Centre county. Pa.
Sn23-4td 5lwa
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Election Notice.

A n Election for i've Directors OF the Third Ma
n uonsl Bank Of Nashville. TO serve the ensuing
year will Re reid II The bach room Of the Bank. on
Tuesday. February 20, IsGs.
ianis Tot EDt A. JONES Cashisr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
1's.r Democratic EsaRaer.

We have received The first number 81
a paper bearing he above title, and pubs
l:shed at the democratic city of TT. Wayne.
1t claims t. he democratic. but from the
tone Of is articles--its hostility to the
democratic county ticket, and tho noble
democracy who placed that ticket before
he eouEty--we are forced to Conclude that
It's ultimate design Is to secure the election
of the abolition ticket in Allen county this
fall. We therefore hope that its scheme
will be frownel down by all honest demos
Gratis, and the few disoryanizers who have
sought to divide the party be made to feel
the disgrace that attaches to their names
in this vile undertaking. The democracy
Of Allen county kave an organ in the Fl.
Wayne Democrdt-one Of the ablest cons
Quoted journals, as well as the truest in the
advocacy Of democratic principles in the
State, and TO that paper they owe their
support: while itremains true to that faith
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

James Cartier bold rench mariner, carly
as 1884, sailed along the northern coast OF North
America and was first among tie discoveries TO
enter the River St. Lawrence. On his return
down the river he found his sadly afflicted
and disabled by whit sailors call the scurvy--
its ravages were fatal and the survivors were
scarcely able to bury the dead. Some of the In
dans along the shore were likewise attacked by
the 6s.a sc, but Cartier observed that they
soon recovered. lie therefore earnestly inquired
about their II ode Of treatment, and they pointed
out to him a tree, the bark and leaves of which
theg used in decoction, with signal success. Car
tier tried the same remedy, and had the gratitica
ton of seeing all OF his who were afflicted,
rapidly improving. This tree 'casM the White Pine.
A wash Of the bark STEPPED in wateris exceed
ngly useful in reducing inhama,ion AID cleansing
old sores. In fine, the virtues Of White Pine
Bark are known everywhere, and thus is doubtless
the grand reason why the White Pine Compound
was so hvorlbly received a; the first.
The past year has given great opportunity to
test the virtues cf tn e White Pine Compound. 1t
has been IN unusual time for Colds and Coughs,
and very large quantities of the White Pine Com
pCand have been sold and used with the happiest
effects. 1t speaks well for the medicine, that the
people living where it is prepared are high in its
praise. li-l6-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
Ssgl'rpH Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana
will. at the request of Bryant Mcdaniel procee
on Thursday tie 30th day of August, 1866 TO
survey and subdivide the following lands i'll Mar
shall county: Sections 81 and u. T. 30. Range
l. and also establish the corners of I've lands be
longing to said Mcdaniel in said sections: said
survey Will be continued from day to day if neceS
sary till compile led.
Nonresident owners Of land in said sections
who IA | to meet me at the time aforementioned
at the residence of Il. Mcdaniel and defray OF
provide for deirayinS their portion of the expense
OF said survey will be returned to the county Aud
itor as delinquent, and such delinquencies placed
on the tax duplicate for collection according to
law
49-3w j. NJ KIINGER Surveyor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
correspondence.
lIPPEcAsOETowN, Aug.
Eos. DEMOCRAT

lIPPEcAToETOwN, Aug. llth, 1876
Eos DEMOCRAT:
The enthusiastic democratic rally 1T Tippe-
cahoetoNn last week, seems to have crcated
great panic III the Black Republican camn.
anu the miseeg, nation prints of the county
seek 10 cover upfhe briliancy and effect of
me movement with i voliey of vituperaton
For instance Saturn" the Bourbon cor
respondent oil the Plymouth Republican.
writes that Nanvalkenburgh and others got.
Gr'iha before they went To the meeting. and
had runaway That is "a black lie The
undersigned wasn't Bourbon on the arrival of
Mr. NanValkcnburgh in the morning AMI re-
manned there until that gentleman took his
departure Tor Iippecanoc. which was about
- O'Clock " lie had not hcrn mblbinp nor
d'd any lean run away with HIM and his
friends at or before that time lie rode to
1I2PecanoctoWn and back in lumber wogon
Drawn hya gentle and steady team. and driven
by respectable and sober citizen of Bourbon
Ne meeting Was one of the largest-and most
harmonious ever held in this town. and did
not break up until about six o'clock i'm the
evening, when Mr.. Y. retuFnedto Bourbon in
condition that denoted him a. a WORTHY ey-
ample OF sobricty and responsibility. the as
'eriion OF Saturn 70 the contrary no,with.
staining
y
name indicates, ne is no man at all nor is he .
bright particular star pluckcd from its cclcs-
tai orbit to illuminate and reyivify the splcn-
dor OF the limited and meagre circulation of
that black sheet which oycrspreads the polit-
zeal horizon Of Marshall County as docs u
cloud OF darkness the rciulgencc of day
But be is 4 quack, neither dead nor slceping. =
who, day after day is seated like n reclining
monument of folly before Cless' store 10
fright the souls of fearful adversarics' y Isl
lently taking Ofpassing events rs reveal
ed by fitting hoops and reckless maidens-
He Is a stencil in the nOstriIs ofthc communi-
ty, too revolving, repugnant and irrepressiblc
To be easily removed When some people de-
sire a cheap dose ofphysic, they 90 around bv
Cless and obtain sight ofthe reclining mon.
ument of Saturn; :" nhas The desired effect He
cannot be made useful in any other respect.
though he is persistent patron OF the village
undertaken But public dstrust since his 10
norant, merciless bleeding of Geo. Southwell
has rendered his efforts in that direction una
vailing.
just now Saturn" is Submerged in poli.
tics, and rs he founders III the political scum
he is sorcly "tormented by coppcThcads -
The snakes seem To be at work in the vicinity
of his boots, and there IS great danger Of his
understanding giving away at the moment
the flood Is at its fullest tide, and then. alas.
the only fabric in Bourbon desipned IN nor
petuate the grandeur of an illustrious nrede-
cessor will be irretrievaby "submer1ed'-
lost to Cless-lost to Bourbon-lost 10 nosteri.
~. Good Lord deliver US"
More anon Ron Tr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
SEseGch Portraits

Mr.. A. Huntington, Agent for Midilcton's
portraits of Washington and Wife, jackson, " eb
ster, Clay. Douglas, Lincoln and other American
soliciting subscriptions, The Washington por
trait is from Stuars's celebrated likeness painted
IN 1871, Of cabinet size, on canvass and oval
stretcier. The companion portrait is copied from
an original. also BIZ Stuart. The Jackson portrait
is from ke,logg's paintin taken for the Denoc-
racy of Ohio. Webster is from colored rho
tograph. and remarkably faithful and that OF
Henry Clay is taken from the last Photograph ia
ken Of tic distinguished statesman, execured ia
Baltimore. These are the commencement of a
series VII cb VIII be invaluable to every patriot
ana the very low price at which they are afforded
viii secure very great demand for them They
are executed by process of Chromo.0l painting
and cannot be distinguished from first class por
trait by brush. The merits of these works will
commend them to the attention of our citizens
The portrait Of Andrew Jackson il a wonderful
counterfeit prcsentmen. of that distinguished mar
he massiv e head Of W ebster. the expression
OF Tie face, look Hfe-like while the portrait O
'-i iN'e' h'"'"NNl eta''oihan, hVhrl Cla', VII
be treasured, because It shows him as he was he al
the close of his life. vea the fire Of his ewes were
una immed, bat the general contour had beer
Tnellowed down by the touches Of time upon hi.
cherished features. Mr.. Huntington should OBJ
tain large accession to his subscription list, and
every parlor in the land should contain these
DC autiful memorials of the wisdom, patriotism
irtue, intelligence and eloquence ofthe past
Mr.. Huntington is Stopping at the Parker
House an d ii / canvass the City exhibiting sam
! pies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

B,Rox MuNcHAusES is supposed by many to
have be en- the greatest lsr that ever lived, not
excepting the old fellow whose name is unmen
iionable TO ears polite but We hold that both OF
these worthless are completely outstripped and dis
ttnced by the vendors of the qua.k remedies ~
this day who completely deluge the advertising
columns of the newspapers. with their exagera-
tiOEs and falls fcationS. much to the disgust OF
those who are really IN Search of information.
For that reason we seldom notice or refe: TO adj
vertisemcntS of any medicines i'll our columns
But We are pleased for once to be able to pay our
humble tribute to the unegualied cxcellencics OF
tn old and well established Stomach Bittcrs and
Scandinavian Remedies, now manufactured 10y
Prime q, Walton h Co successors to the great
Swedih PHI ;scian DR.. Roback-nOw retired from
the abors o! his sclt sacrificing profession, with
honor and (descrvedly) immense fortune
the original receipts that he brought with aim to
this country. We speak adyisedly, zoe knor these
Bites and Medicines 20 be all they TeprtscHt-
ed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
Gift Concert.

c. Whitmore of this place proposes to
give a grand Gift Concert at Woodw &
Ii 1hams new hall, Oh the evening Of the
LIST of October, 1866. The performance
will be conducted by the best musical tai
ent Of the place. He will sell 100 tickets
at one dollar each, which will entitle the
holder to admittance to the Concert and a
chance in the gift drawing, which will
take place Immediately after the evening"
entertainment.
The gifts to be distributed are highly
valuable, and the fact that the whole affair
Is under the control of Mr.. Whitmore
IS guarantee that it will be a success
Tickets can be had in Plymouth at he
post Office and at Blan's drug store al
Bourbon, of ID. Mcdonald, at Bremrn, o.
John Bauer. For further particulars Sc,
posters.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY,,

Notice ia hereby given that Daniel o. Quivey
administrator Of the estate of Jacob G. hleman
deceased. has filed his petition to sell the Real
Estate of the decedcnt. his personal estate being
insufficient to pay his debts, and that said petition
will be heard at the next term of The Court of
Common Pleas of said county.
Witness my hand. this Odd day Of July, 1866.
n47w3 JOHN G. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

Kentucky having II en- herselfdislaya'
at the recent election, b. endorsing the
Presidents reconstruction policy, the rad
icals are anxious that she should be de
prived of her representation in Congress
The difficult question with them is how to
accomplish that result Q, for "a Lin
coin :"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16
Special Excise Tax.
.SHg eeJ Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the unde rsigncd
County Surveyor of Marshall county. Indiana
will, at the request Of John Coffman. Price 4 Her
riman, proceed on Monday, September lo;h
1866. to survey and sublivide the following dca
cribed lands in Marshall county; Sections 10. II
and %, 7 "a. 3, and also establish the corners
Of the lands belonging to said Coffman. Price 4
IIerrimin, in said section, said survey will be con
tiaued iromday 10 day If necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of lands in said section
who fail to meet me at the above mentioned
Tine at the residence Of John Coifman and
defray or provide for defraying their portion
of the expenses of said survey will be returned to
the county Auditor as delinquent, and such de
linqucneies placed en- the tax duplicate for collee
ii on according to law.
n50-3w ]. NJ. K.INGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

'fWHAT \ FALL WAS THERE "-Last
Saturday a jolly fellow, while "taking a
nip" from q we'll filed flask, under the
stairs that lead up to the Republican office,
somehow got too heavy for the boards on
which he was standing and fell through
into the cellar below An examination of
the situation revealed man was
considerably bruised in various places, and
n quart bottle in very demoralized con-
dition, minus the liquid fluid, which had
evidently leaked out
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

What do the radical newspapers think
of the political conduct of Col. Bob. Stew>
art, Col. Bob. raised the first cavalry
regiment in this State, and done some OF
he hardest fighting of any officer IN the
service. He is now acting with the demo-
Gratis as nearly all the genuine Union OFF,
GERS are
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-16

General Sherman in an interview with
Coy. Fletcher, of Missouri, gave him a
severe lecture. He informed him that
there should be no more civil war in that
State if federal power could prevent it.