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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
ST1TE ITEMS.

STATE ITEMS.
Some scoundrels recently threw a
freight train off from the G. G. & G. [.
Railroad, into the ditch. lear the New
Albany crossing.
"A grain dealer of Winamac accuses
his brethren of giving short weight.
Cheat, "but never tell"
DIR. G.. N. Fitch lectured before the
Brainard Medical Society at Winamac, on
Tuesday evening of last week.
An old resident of Pulaski county,
married SO years, has 53 children and
grand children.
The town election in Winamac result
in democratic victory by majority of
so.
The entire dem ocratic ticket was cleo
ted in Columbia City, at the late election,
by an average majority of 43; a demo-
cratic gain OF o0.
ton of the 9th district FIT. Wayne) will
meet on the 18th of June. at Winchester.
Licenses were issued during the
month of April in Whitley county to Ii
couple who wished to enter the state of
matrimcny.
The Columbia City Post pitches into
class of citizens who are always finding
fault with the place they live in. Good.
- Mishawaka contains five wards.
There are 246 cases on the docket Of
the common pleas court of White county,
for the May term.
The local Of the indianapolis .Senti-
mel says, "Mr. Holmes, mother of the
boy" etc. Queer gender for mother.
For sixteen years Dubois has been
the first county to settle with the state.
SoUrn BEND: Common Pleas court
on the 18th .. Election of officers Y. NJ.
G. 4 l.. association Wednesday of last
week. County auditor putting up fine
brick residence. :. "A Mcclure working
mems Institute in working order. Jesse
Beel, an old resident, moved to Kansas
49,. The First Uniyersalist church has OBJ
tanned new bell,-cost, sl75, 1T. McD
Price, the rope walkest, was to have given
an exhibition of his skill last Friday -.
A new dentist. -. "A democrat and repub
lican laid wager on the result of the mu-
nicipal election, democrat won,-repub-
lican paid the bet by wheeling the winner
three squares, in wheelbarrow.
They were attended by an apprecIative
escort. Continental vocalists performed
on Saturday night .. The Register jolli-
fies over reduced republican majority in
that town. Republican majority 14O.
Carroll county democratic convention
May 80.
Water two feet deep on floors of resi-
dences in "Deer Greek Bottoms" in Del
phi.
The Maumee river was last week
higher than it has been for ten years.
Delphi has q "Home Theatrical
Troupe"
-Court-house at Delphi to have new
town clcck
"A challenge by the Athletic Base
Ball Club, of Logansport, to any junior
club in the state, appears in the Logan
sport Pharos. We have no gentle base
balllsts here. A pity.
-'Lotta" is playing an engagement at
Indianapolis.
The "Black Swan" sang at Indian
apois last Monday evening.
The wages of the members of the
Board of public Improvement, indianapolis
has been raised to 1866 per annum.
N. William Dougherty fell dead
while blowing in his corn-6eld, near In.
dianapols. .r a-dsi "a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE.

!" My wife. from six years. previous use ola
Wheeier wilson machine, came. to the use of
Grover & Baker with reluctance. But IN q few
weeks prejudice vanished, admiration succeeded.
and now the Grover and Baker has no more en-.
thnslastic advocate than she The simplicity o.
ltscons truction, the facility with which its use i.
acquired, the beauty, strength and elasticity Of
is stitch. and its adaptabity TO all kinds of work
are qualities whish do not all belong at once 70
any other machine.-Lctter from Prof. HeBshaw.
of Williston Seminary
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
5lew ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE
HAS THE PREFERENCE
ACKNOWLEDGED TO Be SUPERIOR |!
Read the Following:
AN INVENTORS 0PIN ION.

& consider tie Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine the best machine for general use. Ii is
simple, and on that account il commends itself to
families particularly. The seam made bv this
machine is more durable than the Shuttle Stitch
machine on account Of its elasticity. | make ii
point to recommend the Grover & Baker ma
chime when nv advice is requested, which is often
the case, as many people arc acquainted with the
fact that invented and ra.an,eG se,s,,o, ,,ab;n.
improvements myself Testimony Of Mr.. A. II.
Hook, ofNew York, before the commissioner VI
patents.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
An Ounce Of Preventive

is worth a pound OF cure Fever ard ague ca
be prevented in all c Inmates aad in all coust ite
tons by the constant use of Roback's Stomach
Bitters, and oittimes the very worst cases have
been cured by their timely use. Persons living
in malarous districts should never be without
them, For sale by Brown BIOS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
DONNELLY AND W4SHB URINE

The spiciest debate We have read for
some time is that which occurred between
Donnelly and Washburne in the house OF
representatives few days ago, an accoun,
of which will be found on the outside OF
to-day's paper. 1t is evident from a care
full perusal of their remarks, that each has
made the others character delightful
study. The minuteness with which their
traits of character are portrayed is exceed
ingly refreshing. Mr.. Donneily draws
with master hand, the various short-com-
ings and irregularities for which. Mr.
Washburne is so celebrated; and Mr.. w.
returns the compliment with interest
Aud the browning beauty of the whole
thing is, that they both belong to the par.
ty of "great moral ideas" progression,
God and morality, "virtue is its own re-
ward" etc. $50 on, fellers," we'll ap.
plaud.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
Attorneys.
]. G. 0sbGrIla.

Attorney at Law. and Justice OF the Peace,
has removed his Office to the east side vi Mchiy.
rect. on the block next north of te Parker House
where he viii be pleased Ia those having business
TO transact with him. Collections made and money
promptly remtted. Particular attention given TO ls
settlement of estates ana guardianship. LISA
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
MONTAGUk'S @UADRILLE BAND!
NEW
HARNESS SHOP.
III M AND 10.

JIM AND 10.
Two farmers met and the following converse
ton might have been heard:
Whoa-I say, 10, have you got your corn
planted yet -
mo have you got yours planted? ("
No, sir, not yet, nor have got all my ground
plowed. had to get new set ofharness.''
Where did you get your new set?"
"I got them at flasher & lfoham's Nez Har-
ness Shop. They are decidedly the best could
find in town, both as to price and quality. You
will find his shop in his new block on the south
side of Laporte street, four doors west Of Ceave-
land Houghtcn's city grocery, .Ou know where
that 20
"Oh yes, buy my groceries there
"Well, you take my advice and 20 to Ha sher
& Hoham's for your harness, and will gaaran-
tee that you will be will be we'll pleased with your
urchase, for he has that honest Ducthman max
ng his harness that worked Sc long iii 10 Potter's
shop, and there arc several of Your neighb
who can testify to the durability of his work.
4" Good by Jo.''
"Good by Jim
~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
DR.. VIM. Cams Eon kessIer.

fFoRMERLY SURGEON or THr sAxoNY AMY
Offers his professional ices 70 the citizens OF Py
outh and Vicinity Office, for th- p-seG at Er Dow
neys former residence. in south Plymouth Iuonirr a
brown BRO : drug store ~ ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
]. 7. Van Ealkenburgh,
Wholesale Liquor Store.

WhoIesHfe fsfqior StoFe.
Lr0TORS-purc Liquors for medicine and 6tle
purposes be had at my store door north o. tn
Branch Bank.
May II. 1865. j. F. NANNALKENBCR0 H.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
Banking Company.
PlYm0nfh. Ind.

The Plymouth Branch Banking Co. snccessors TO tie
Plymouth Branch Bank Of the State of fndiana open
from TO II O'Clock, a. aud tfum 10 O'Clock 2. -
n CRESSNER, Prs itenf
l3-e II. CRESSNER. jr., Cashier.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
Sewing Machines.

All who are in want of Sewing Machines can
fluid fine assortment of the best Sewing Ma
chimes made for family teilor's use, and 4
lower prices THAI they can De- had elsewhere, at
the store of j. Paul. Responsible parties pur.
chasing machlaes will be given four months
credit.
J.PAUL. Agent,
81 Sign Of Big Boot.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
4. {. Canr0n.

NTtOrstcy ahd tOtarv,
War Claim Agent viii attend 10 all professional hus-
placed in his hands promptly and carefully Par
cular attention given guardianship the settle
ment ofdccedents estates Pension. bounty sud back
pay Of dcca ased and disabled soldiers procured at r
sOnable rates Deeds mortgages end other written la
strumens neatly and quickly drawn up and ncknovl +
cdCnents taken. Collections made and PROMPTLY ~
mitted. Office II. Il. Dickson's hard Ware store
Plymouth. Ind. fIO-9a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
G.. HaSianger.
Wngons. C.rringes, etc

G. Haslanger & Bros manufacturers or Wagons.
Carriages, etc. BlaeksmithDg. painting and grsang
done to order.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
4. G. HOitzendorf,
Fashionable Barber,

CHICiGo BiPBER .STOP.-under Marks & Ehr-
lichs store shaving Hair Cutting shampoo ne. &C .
done in the best STYLE Particular attention given T.
Dyeing Hair and Whskers The highest price paid fcr
ladies' hair
Ii-34l A C. HoI.TEENDCRFF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
c. ii. Reeve,
Attorney ut LAZY

haFUTHcy NJ LaNfs
and War Gdw4genf, will practice in Fulton. StarE
IaPorte and kosciusko. well Marshall counties
collections promptly ana efficiently attended TO- Care
full attention given to probate business Insurance ef
fecfed on lives and property. in the best companic.
the United States Special attention paid the prose
cntion of claims of soldiers their widows and heirs fer
bounty. arrears of pay. pensions and other caiins
R.'frences:-Farwei Field < Co. Chicago shaw Bar
bour < Co., Cincinnati 6uckly, sheldon ( Co.. y.
Graf, Bennett Il Co.. Pittsburg. 1876
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
j. j. XiHa!i,

homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Particular attention paid TO obstrejc practice and Dis
eases Of women and children. Office Brownie. =
store. Residence opposite the northwest OF ~.
public square, Plymouth Ind. 10 %.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
Fresh Ohio LimeII

Koch s. Co, at the New Warehouse have now on
hand sapey OF the best quality of Ohio Lime right
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
miscellaneous.
j. Force.
Merchant TrIlor.

FASHIONABLE TAILORING f,S5,4BLTSEYgFNT
Davidson Co. ii ore All kinds ofwork IN oui
line done in superior STYLE 10 any an the county sns
inferior To none in The northwest Particular ate.
ton given to Custom (,uttipg.
Plymouth, Ind. -t2 IL a JAMES FORCE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
j. \. Scott.
General Collecto

General Collector
Continues 10 give prompt attention 10 Collecting
Claims Best of references given when required. Terms
moderate. lq-Is
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
DR.. ]. n. (Onfer.

Physician and Surgeon,
late Surgeon of the goth Indiana lnfinirv Offers bis
professional services to the people Of Marshall County
Oifice and residence, west side of --ichi,an 81,
three blocks north OF the Parke: on-e Plymouth. Ia
diana. 1874.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
Medical.
Dr. 4. q. BOrtaIi,

!
Can be consulted at his Office every day excep; Mondays
and Tuesdays. Oelcc over Hcstervclts Store PiyGa-
outh. Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14
A Great LabOr-Sayillg
MacIaine!..
THE HOOSIER
.ClIltIIvaator!! !!
4 Two-HoFse Plow.
THE CHEAPEST AND
BEST.
Price, SIG.
Price, -'.--- SR.

One man with this pillow will
do more work, and do it better,
than two men with the common
double-shovel.
Boys of II years of age can
clean from eight to 10 acres OF
corn per day, doing the work as
we'll as men.
Call and see sample plow, and
leave yonr orders before the first
day of June.
p. MCDONALD,
Agent for Marshall Co.,
AT the Warehouse of Geo. Koch
& Co. 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-14

Some scoundrels recently threw a
freight train off from the G. G. & c. [.
Railroad, into the ditch. lear the New
ALBANY crossing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

he sent to Tennessee 10 preserve order.
Tho committee said that without tho sun
port Of an armed forrc the laws could not
be executed nor law-ahidlug citizen, PRO,
teoted' They had -,r',al iut,r,i1w ON
Saturday, when thyy l,ok leave Of the
President and forthwith tclegraphed TO
Nashville that he viii issue an order 10
the department commander Gen, Thomas
to sustain the oI'il authorities; also that
a sufficient force will be furnished him
for that purpose, Thi, action is merely
in accordance with orders heretofore is,
sued 70 department. commanders, but the
Tennesseoans are highly gratifcd with
the result.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
Neutrality-suspicious..

The Treasury has Just received $50
in conscience money from Il Cincinnati
priest, who took it at the confessional,
Col. James Marr, who was recently
appointed supervisor Of internal revenue
for district embracing Missouri, has had
his jurisdiction temporarily extended by
Secretary McCulloeh over the district
comprising Kansas, Colorado and New
Mexico.
--Iti..l,cl tha the hill authorizing
It contract with The New York Navigation
Company to transport all the foreign
maila, recently passed by Congress, was d
bold scheme for plundering. the treasury
of about S3,o3o0oo, and that Postmaster
General Randall has exposed and defeat
Cd It ly refusing 10 mako the contract.
- Secretary MeCulloch has issued
Sl.2oo,oco in bonds to the Central Pacific
Railroad iur the completion Of the 10
mile Of thrlr road ending with the 255th
milo post cts, from Sacramento, Cal. OF
fl iaj information his, be.,r received Of
the complexion Of another srcti III If 20
milo OF the ujou Pacific Railroad, ex-
tending To the So0th milo post west IRON
Omaha, aud about 800 mile. This side OF
Salt Lake City.
The treasury statement for last week
shows that Sl35,900 were received iron,
the printing bureau, while 100000 have
been shipped to Boston, $4,000 to New
York, and S541,2l5 to national banks.
The shipments Of national bank notes
were rs follows: To the assistant treas
urcr at New York 100000, to the as.
sisfant treasurer at Philadelphia $4,000,
to the | United States depository at Balti.
more 100000, to national banks S251 800
total Sl,l2l1l5. The issue of national
currency during the week was 800, $50,
The total issue TO date is $30J, SIC, and
thu amount i'll actual circulation is 5000 .
S'l.a1S. for which circulation the govern
ment holds securities 10 the amount Of
S3ll $4,000.
"A Joint committee from both Houses
Of the Tennessee Legislature had an in
terview with President Johnson, on Fri
day, in regard to the present disturbed
condition of that State, and presented an
address to him, urging that federal troops
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
Mrdifinal.
.LD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

~ No, 5 beaver Street, Albany, N, Y,
Ok, TELLER continues "a be eanhdentaly
and successfully consulted ON all forms Of prvate
diseases at his old established Hnsmtal Ma S
Beaver st., Albany, N Y, Twenty years devoted
70 this one particular branch at practice, enahles
nm 10 perform cures such a. no other physician
can and his facilities are such, lfins IN enrres-
pondenoe with the most celebrated physicians OF
the Old World Of obtaining the safest we'll as
the latest remees Ton these diseases offer induce
ments Ia the unfortunate ot quick and rapid
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In syphllia, gonorrhea, gieeL structural rnlanse-
ment OF the testicles and spernatie cards huho,
liberated throat, sore throat, tender SHIN bones
eutaneous erupuons, blles, uloers and all other
impurities of the system, are perfectly under cun-
troll oi the Doctors medicines, and have been
tested in more than $4,000 cases annually with
immense success,
YOUNG MEN addicted 20 secret habits, who
nave impaired their health and destroyed the
yigor OF their minds thus depriying themselves OF
the pleasure OF married life, are notified that in
consulting DR. j, Teller, they will lind friend 10
console, and physician who haseurod thousands,
IN slmo., every part Of the uaited States, who
joice in all that makes life desirable and man
happy, The reader Is Of course aware that the
deheaCy at the subject will prevent more minute
description OF this terrible disease.
Dir. TELLER'S GREAT wORk,-A book tor
everybody, Startling disclosures DR., Tellers
great work Tor the married and those contemplate
ing marriage-ao0 pages full ot plates price %
cents sent TO all parts, under seal, by man
post paid, The single, married, and the married
happy. A lecture on Love, or how 10 choose
partner a complete work on midwifery, II con-
talns hundreds OF secrets never before published.
Warranted 10 be worth three timeu the amount
asked Tor It, Twenty-Five cents, IN postage STAMPS
enclosed, will secure a copy by return mail nr,
Teller has devoted all his time 20 the cure Of those
diseases % which his book TREATS.
~ Office hours frum A. NJ. 20 l.. NJ. and
on SUNDAY from 20 L. NJ.
a - n -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
chips ana splinters.

N2O for selling unsound meat.
Five hundred different perfumes are
made and sold in this country.
The tobacco crop Of lower Kentucky
will be double that Of last year.
-" WIN the coming man drink wine ?"
Guess he will, ii he is asked.
No lady maid can lie honest while
shc Is hooking her mistress dresses.
Mr. Heo,hcr defines war as Goods
method Of spanking the nations"
Weather prophets predict the warm.
est September that we have had for ten
year,
liarpcr 4 Brothers use $4,000 worth
ot paper a Day in their immense cstab-
lishmruL
Government Ia, bought 500, 900 bush.
els Of corn at 81 Paul. MINI, at 81 Us
per hu-hol
Never eros "a bridge before You come
To il this will save You half the troubles
Of life,
- Mn Burliu-amc ana his Chinese
friends sailed Tor Europe from New York
on the 9th inst
The famous Gr,ciau bend is now un-
iop,l D,,el, -, '''' ga ''''''''''''
NJ. 60.
5000. 900 in p,ld NJ, !. i, -, ~
however Of only $4,000,
The Empress of France was rcecntlv
presented "A basket containing 5000 differ
,..,..-...'..
,o,,I,, Az '.,.''. u.-sI' III nome re-
c,n.i -, Ssa @oa t "a '.'.l u''us'''o s'ual'
g.. r....., SOC,
Io,,,ra,' - -. " " Pup''Sh
II. j. 49,, -, - - 81 inc u'y'
''' ''''''''' W "'""'
SON, northern men have bought 100
- VI ''''d 1,'r W ''mloE'on' y. G. on
"''i''' ''''l wiz cultivate grapes.
Vast quantities Of Ohio peaches are
coming to New York, but they do not ma
'er"lly affect the puee OF the fruit.
The State Of Massachusetts, has ,,ur.
chased $50 900 of the civ If Fan II
& per cent banl. NJ 90 ) nor aa ~, ''''''
III, v, =, -. I
lHt 1 Dung Men 5 christian AS>uyla- .
uon at Washington, Iowa. has been dis .
banded. 1t was opposed by the churches.
Mr. RurIip,,,no ,.r,,l...:... -.
nen,c iumi-r,tinn II b., ,''' I i''-
.a,ntr,. ,La ,I ,',''i ~ n'i'gs' 10 thiS
,c finished '''''''
..,.....,.. ,-.....,, !
-, Al , -"",'N ,''>,'" l'nS was p',hra
= nr %,' IN, ~ "',N III .,'S''u street. N'W
g.H' o'' "''''''''l' '''" N'ht nome IN a .
\ "cow-catchcr on an Iowa. train
~ Iul'I'I'd lts purpose hy catching
i W." anu '''''l ''- '''r q m''e without
"I"S'
-ilckpoc kets are taking advantage of
he popularity OF John Aliens prayer
meetings. Ia steal from the plous people
nat attend
Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
go, R,yes Sire (, lroy
CARD

"sTErNwAI HALI, INV YuRE, Feb. .N.li, lsas.
"Mc>srs Cluett 4 sons, OF Troy, y. Y. are
hereby appointed our Stie Agents tur Rutland
Village aud County, VI, and We take especial
pleasure IN recommending these gentlemen iu thu
patIonas, on tine musical puhhc.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-06
THE sMITIIFIELD GRAssH0PPER!

1 hail from Smithfeld, or Middleway, IS
some are pleased to call it They call me
GRAssuoP PER, but to me it matters not, if
may jump into position by straddling the
Radical Saddle At least am at case, since
the substitute business was one of such profit
A nd then, too. I made handsome sum selling
OF the proceeds of this traffic have pur-
chased " Pine Hill Farm" in the neighbor-
ing county of Berkeley, where some of my
nearest of kin ROW reside and thence 1 shall
retire, if the worst comes to the worst, from
the tauats of unfeeling rebels. For am Capt
Grasshopper, of the Horse Marines!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-06
REGISTRATION!

Yesterday was the day fixed for the meet
ing of the Board Of Registration OF this county,
to commence revision Of the lists of the
several townships. As notice had been given
that the applicants of Charlestown township
would have hearing on the first day, quite
number of these of our people who aspire to
citizenship, repaired to the county scat,
The Board, since its meeting on the Sd
Monday of last month"; have been very vigil
liant, and its clerk has had an active time in
forwarding notices to parties in different parts
CT the county who are suspected with an
intention to vote the Conservative ticket
As heretofore, fealty to the Radical party is
made test of loyalty, and Boreman's pimps
are determined that every obstacle shall be
thrown in the way of an honest and fair
expression of public sentiment
In Osbourn township, MrIy-nnc persons
have been notified to appear before this vigil
liant Board, to show cause why their names
should not be erased from the list of voters
OF this number, thirty three were recently
placed on the books by the township regis
trar, and the other six have been voters, all
the time, since the transfer of the county 70
West Virginia. Mr.. Logan Osbourn, whose
loyalty no one has dared to question hereto
fore, has fallen under the ban of tie present
Board, and be is required to ride twenty miles
to prove his loyalty to them. Messrs. Crit
tenden and Brenneman, the former from New
York, and the latter from PENNSYLVANIA
both of whom have purchased farms and To-
Gated liz our county since the warfare noti-
fed to come forward and prove to the salts
faction Of these Radical puritans that they
did not render voluntary assistance to the
late rebellion.
In Harper's Ferry township they have sum
moned nineteen to appear before them, and in
Bolivar township, hcenty-scncn. From the
other townships we have heard nothing
In the latter township, among the victims is
Mr.. Louis Upwlight, who served five years
III the Federal army and who fought in
'wenty-seven distinct engagements-somc of
them the hardest battles Of the late war
This man Is summoned for no other cause than
iIs adhesion 10 the Democratic party, and his
determination TO vote against the neero.wor.
-"PP'ng traitors who are trying to break up
the government! Where was Fayman, and
Nookus. and Grubb, when this man was fi.ht.
ing to uphold the flag of his adopted coun
Try! Let them answer.
p. S. Since writing the above, We learn
hat most Of the parties who went from this
township yesterday, were registered; and it
is said, by those of strong faith, that some
spirit OF iibeFality WAS shown by the Board.