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Arkansas Campaign Gazette.

Under the auspiees OF the Democratic State
Central Com,assceS f,c Gaxes,e nilioe. VIII
publish campaign paper, for general circu-
lation over the State. 1t will be issued at the
low price of 81 for four months. We trust
every Conservative man in the State, will see
the Importance of extending it, circulation
and putting it into the hands of the people in
every township in the State,
The following is from the Daily Gazette of
the l4th:
The Arkansas Campaign Gazette Is the dec
ignation of u paper which will be issued In Il
few days under the supervision of the demo-
cratic state central committee and will be the
Official organ of the new organization recent
ly set on f6ot to defeat negro rule. 1t will he
published on Friday OF each week. and i'm con-
nection with the eekly Gazette will make
Il semi-weekly issue. These journals are de-
signed for general distribution throughout
the state. and as the subscription for the two
for four months has been fixed at the low
price Of one dollar therecis no reason why a
large list of subscribers shuld not be obtain
ed.
The Campaign Gazette will be, besides the
organ of the national democratic party of the
state and compendium of political informa
ton. first class AewSpaper containing the
latest news and markets by telegraph. On
Fridays it will be supplied to our daily sub
scribers, who will thereby be furnished with
a much larger amount OF reading matter and
be kept posted as to the progress of the CAM
paign. Our daily advertisers will also by this
means have their advertisements brought be-
fore several thousand more readers than now
The extraordinary low price for which these
La. i,.l1 a. A.
months, will place it within the means of
every one in the state to subscribe to them
We especially suggest 20 democratic township
and county organizations that they send up
large climbs of subscribers at their first meet
ings if not sooner.
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NEGRO OPINION OF A RADICAL.--In the
county of Fauquier an old man named
Edward James voted the Radical ticket
at tho last election, and on his return
from the polls he passed through the
farm ofa gentleman who has " unbleach.
ed Americans hired. Two Of these do
lcctablc women were standing in front of
their respective novels, and as old James
passed by at n short distance from them.
one of them saw him first and said to tho
other " Susan, yonder S old Mr.. James !;
he voted wild ns Now. amt he come
down mighty low 2" ....
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Order for Assembling of State Convention
Hid. QRs. 4TH MILITARY DISTRICT,
Office Of Gira Atairs
Holly Springs, Miss, Dec. 5, 1SG1\

OWtC " 'ttt IVUuSs ,
Holly Springs, Miss, Dec. ), lSG1.)
General Orders No, 81:
|. At the election held in the States of Mis- :
sissippi and Arkansas on the
9th day of November, 1867. and continuing
until completed-to determine whether State
Conventions should be held for the purpose
ofestablishing constitutions and civil govern
ments" for those States. loyal to the Union
and for delegates thereto, majority Of the
registered voters in each of the States having
voted on the question OF Convention, and the
number of votes east For Convention" in
each State, being a majority of all the votes
cast therein on the question:. the Convention
will be held as provided by the Act of Com
gress, approved March 23d 1867.
The Hall ofthe House of Representatives in
the State House at Jackson. Mississippi. and
IL o'clock a. H., Tuesday the 7th day of Jam
uary, 1868, are designated as the place and
time for the assembling of the Convention for
the State ofMississipp.
The Hall Of the House of Representatives in
the State House at Little Rock, Arkansas, and
IL o'clock a. m, Tuesday the 7th day of Jan
uary, 1868, are designated as the place and
time for the assembling of the Convention for
the State Of Arkansas.
III. Irregularities in the conduct of the cleo
ton in certain precincts of the States COM
posing the District having been reported to
these Headquarters. and the vote in those pre-
cincts having been suspended, to await official
investigation, renders it impracticable to pro-
nulgate at the present time the lists of dele
gates elected to the respective State Conven-
tions. AS also :" the total vote in each State for
and dagainst Convention" The lists of dele
gates and the total vote will be published in
General Orders as soon as practicable, after
they are correctly ascertained.
By command Brvt Maj, Gen. Ord
y. ID. GREENE. A. A. G..
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Hartford REpErMED AT the snnua

HARTFORD Redeemed AT the annual
Town Election in Hartford. Conn. on
Monday, there was very animated contest.
which resulted in the overthrow Of the Rad
ical Board Of Selectmen, by an average ma.
jority Of about 300 BY "hook and crook
the Radicals have managed to keep the
Board in Hartford, for two or three years
past--but by this powerful uprising Of the
citizens, power has been wreuched from
their desperate grasp! An honor to the
Hartford Conservatives and Democrats +!
We shall hear lively account from there
next April.
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A DEMOCRATIC Gun FROM New HAMP-
sHIRE.-Even New England seems 70 have
caught the spirit Of the great reaction that
is setting in against Radicalism' A day
or two ago the telegraph announced
Democratic triumph in the municipal cleo
tion in Boston--the home Of the Summers
and Phillipses, and the hot.bed Of Radi.
calism generally. To-day we have to an
nounce the triumphant election Of Demo-
cratic Mayor in Manchester. y. 1.-THE
first instance Of the kind for years, and
case fully as remarkable and surprising as
Boston. 1t is only significant Of something
even more astonishing Ito Radicals at the
coming State and Presidential elections.
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An exchange tells how few years
ago Mr.. jolly was President Of ths old
Cumberland Bank. "A note had been left
at the bank for discount, which was signed
by Mr.. Love Of tho Univcrsalist church. and
endorsed by Mr.. Hardy. Of the Presbyterian
church. The note was handed to Mr.. Jol
ly, who, after scanning the names for
while. passed it to the cashier, remarking
in his peculiar tone, "sisnca b. Universal
Salvation. and endorsed BY Universal
Damnstion--I guess It is safe enough--ws
will tako il 4" f..8 rTI ,arm a hii0s!
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Hayman az Scott
Errors of Youth,

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncrv.
ous Debility, Premature Decay. and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake Of suf
erring humanity, send free TO all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene.
dy by which he was cured sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 50 by
addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b, OGDEN, az Cedar St., MY.
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A SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERArIoN.--
The formidable c@sarian operation was
successfully performed, November 10th, in
this city. by DR.. T. B. townsend. The
patient was about sixteen years old and
had the ricketts, badly At the age Of three
She had been in labor forty eight hours be-
fore physlcian was called. An examins-
tion by DR.. Dibblc revealed a deforncd
pelvis. whose diameter did not exceed an
inch and a half Counsel was called, con-
sis.ing of Drs. Lindsey, n. b. Ives. Levi
Ives, Blake, Daggctt, Hubbard, G. H. Ives.
Townsend, Bulkley, and r. S. Ives. Upon
dciberation the casarian operation was dc.
termined upon as last resort. and the duty
was assigned to Dr. Townsend. Tho ops-
ration was performed seven days since, and
the mother is doing well, with every pros
pect that she will recover her ordinary
health. The child is also doing finely.
The cGsarian operation is very rarely per-
formed and more rarely successful. 1t was
never performed in this city before and tits
believed upon medical authority. that il hiss
never before been performed in the State
but once and that was an unsuccessful trial.
W H. Palladium. ''
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It is reported TINT very nervous
gentleman once announced steamboat ex =
plosion to the Connecticut Legislature as
follows "Spisier Meckor and lodges OF
tho mcmbcrslature the Ellivcr ellsworth
has billed her buster !"
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The w isconsin Legislature stands
eighteen Radical Senators. to fifteen Demo
Gratis, and fifty-ninc Radicals in the House
to thirty nine Democrats. Last year tie
Senate stood twenty-five Radicals 10 eleven
Democrats, and the House. seventy y.four
Radicals to twenty-six Democrats. This
shows Democratic gair of four Senator's
and thirteen Representatives. or seventeen
on joint ballot. One more trial will bring
Wisconsin. tsH o c4di ac flaa
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VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

ts- Capt. II. Nay and Jao. Neaie. gith c. G..
Scott f Co.. are DH dgeais az Liuie Rock.
IRey trU recei,e subscriptions for the Press.
: es s. ~ PettiayH d Co.,. in Ne,, York and
Boston. are authorized 10 receire adpertsiag Jor
the Press, in those cities. mn
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.N- The Peoria Transcript says that Mrs.
Lincoln, like Grant, means to fight it out on
that line'-her's being clothes-line.
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.1E- The democratic majority at the recent
election in the State of New York, Is 50,ls3
and in the city over G00O0.
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FORT SMITH ADVERTISEMENTS,
Mattress Factory
UPHOL S'TER Y.
NELLIE BRINE AZ BRO,
Fort Smith, Ark.

HAVE just opened shop on the UEST
IL SIDE or GARRISON AVENUE near
the head of Knox street. where they are pre-
pared 10 make any kind of Mattresses. double
or single. as well as anything else needed IN
the house-furnishing line. They viii makIf
their study to give satisfaction as regards tiie
work and price. and respectfully invite the
public to give them share OF their patron
age ..
Garrison avenue. directly opposite Faulkner
4 Bros. new store. tf28
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Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
The regular communications Of NAS BU-
REN LODGE. No. q, A.l. MAsoNs are hcldon
The nearst saturday Oneach full moon. at Up.
NJ, in their Hall at Van Buren,. Members of
the Fraternity in good standing are respect
fully invited TO meet with us.
.e H.F. THOMSON, W. VI. 4
CHAs. j. HARVEY. Secretary. Or
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO
THE MEM DRY OF BRO.
BAILEY. DECEASED.

Again has the gavel sounded in the
east, calling us to a" Lodge of Sorrow"
Again has it pleased the Almighty
Master of the universe to take from u:
another OF our mystic band.
1t is with no ordinary sorrow that
We lament the death of our worthy
brother. Timothy ID. Bailey. He was
bound to each Of us in an indissoluble
tie Of affectionate regard. His life had
been devoted to Masonry. To rear
the beautiful forms and proportions of
that mystic temple, had been to bin
delightful service. He had come down
10 us in his Masonic life, having been
made Mason many years ago in the
state Of New York from those years
Of bitter persecution, which so severely
tried our brotherhood. He was one Of
. fsw,-most of whom have gone te
their ward.-wbo when this country
was new, amid great discouragements,
did their utmost to extend the princi.
pies Of our order, and lay deep her sol.
id foundations. His seat in the lodge
was seldom vacant, his counsel Away.
timely and good. Such was the broth
nwhoss death We now dsrlere. Bu'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-24
TSTHAY NORICE.

Estrav proceedings. Taken ap By BejAuA
Bentx, living in Center Township. Marshall
counv, Indiana. On the End day of Nsvsm.
Der 1863, one brown mare, supposed to be
four years old. about Il hands high, short
name and and long tail large wart on the
outside of the left hind leg, and few white
hairs on the breast. Also at the same time
Ind place, by same. One Sorrel horse colt,
supposed to be about three months old, with
ri par. of his legs white, and hurt an the
ach, side, no other marks or brands p erceiv-
able On either of said animals said mare was
appraised 1t S45 90, and said colt at SIS, By
Andrew Hume ard Crawford McKelvy, On
the 26th day Of November, 1863, before ne,
JOHN G. OSBBRNE, Up.
ATE OF INDIANA, &C.
Marshall County,
John c Cushman. Clerk Of the Cir col
Court, in and Tor said county. hereby certify
that the above ard foregoingH full true
and complete copy of the original report hled
as the same appears and remains Of record
in nv office In witness Of which hereunio
subscribe nv name and office the seal Of sfid
Court this 18th day Of Dc .mber, 1868.
JONHN C. CUSHMAN, Clsrk
Dec. 24-3w Per o. A. KLiserR, Deputy.
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the memory of his worth. his services
and his steady friendships shall abide
with US.
To his country he was a good citizen,
ofsociety an honored member, and to
his family an affectionate husband and
father. The only consolation we can
offer them, is to point them to the rec
ord of his honorable and upright life.
This tribute of respect do the Wor-
shipful Master, Wardens and Brethren
of Plymouth Lodge, No. No. 149, f. &
A. NJ, most affectionately offer to
the m emory of our deceased brother,
anu order that copy of the same be
te ndered to his bereaved family, and
be given to each of the Plymouth pa
pers for publication.
JOHN G. CUSHMAN,
HORACE CORBIN,
NJ. A. o. PACK ARD.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

West Township, Deceber, l9, 1868.
To Robert ] Pitcher Justice Of the Peace
of the Township of W. est in the county of
Marshall and State of Indiana. The uner.
signed Appraisers appointed by you, TO value
certain Colt taken up by Hiram r., Over
meyer, do appraise the said colt at tho sum
Of twenty.f ,$2500) dollars. The said
colt is described as follows Small brown
mare colt. with small white spot OIL the fro.lt
part the right hind foot just above the
h)of, and is one year old last spring,
AARON BUTTS,
JACOB STONER nPp'e'sers'
Sworn and subscribed before me a iastice
of the peace OF Bourbon township. On this 10Th
day Of December 1869
ROBERT ]. PITCHER, Justice,
STATE OF INDIANAJ So.
MARSHALL COUNTY,
John C. Cushman, clerk of the circuit
court in and for said county do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full true and complete
copy of the original report as the same aD
pears and remains OF record in nv office.
In witness Of which l hereunto affix the
Seal of said court, and sign my name al
PlymOute, this 2lst day of December 1868.
JOHN C.. CUSH VAN, Clerk
Per o. p. Klinger Deputy
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofan execution issue d out Of the
Office of the Clerk of the MarSeal Circuit
Count to me directed, on a judgement in fa-
vor of Bernard Trentman and Augustus
rentman and against Alexandra Joyce and
Byron W.Moorehouse as princi Die aud Isaac ]
Barlow and Harvey Kle as replevin Bail,
have levid on as the property of Harvey
kile replevin bail. the following real estate
to wit:
The South east quarter of the South west
quarter of section ten l0) in Tow nship thur
ty-three t33) Norti of range three (3) ast
containing forty acres more or less.
Also the Southwest quarter of the South
west quarter OF Section ten { o. in Township
thirty three (33) north of range three 80
east, Containing forty acres morc or less
with improvement and appurtenance 10 the
same belonging, situated in Marshall county,
State of Indiana. And will offer the same
for sale at public auction, at the Court
House door, IN Plymouth, Marshal count
Indiana. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, l6, 1869.
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. 81 and 4
O'Clock P. as the law directs tothe highest
bdderJ or cash without 'egard TO appraise-
mentsl VS. subject to redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff, NJ. c.
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STATE OF INDIANA, ,

STATE OF INDIANA.l
MARSHAL COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, February term, 1869.
John West
As.i Il; Il. West. o'"''.'~ ''' Deed
Adah Bills, Erastsss DJBifls. Alvirs
Reeves, Stephen E. Reeves, Churles A.
West, and tho unknown heirs Of Eli.. Pen.
field. deceased.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cana.
by his attorney, has filed in nv ONCE his
complaint against the defendants, and il an.
pear'ng by the affidavit of a competent person
that the said defendants. Charles A. West and
the unknown heirs OF Eliza Penfeld, deceas.
ed. are non residents OF the state of Indiana.
they are therefore hereby notified of.he pen
dencyof said complaint gainst them and un-
less they appear: answer or demu. thereto, ~
calling of said caaieon the first day of the ne.s
term Of said court, to be begun and held az
tue court house in the town Of Plymouth
on the second Monday OF February. Isss,
! said complaint and the matt crs and things
therein contained and alleged will be hssrts
and determined in theirabsepce.
JOHN c. CDSHMAN, Cletk.
BY 0 P KLIsoKa, dep:
Nj. a. O.Packard, Pl'f's atty. dec6-I<
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SALE.

BY virtue Of An order of sale nd q decree
Of foreclosure Mortgasue issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Marshal Circuit
Court. in favor Of Philip c. Langdon and
against A. Emmitt Woodruff, Elijah j.
Woodruff and Mary E. Strong and Adolf
phus Latham, repl.vin bail to me directed
will offer for sale at public auc ton, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, l6. 1869.
B etween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M, and
O'Clock P. NJ at the Court House door in
Plym outh, Marshall County State of Indiana,
as the law directs the folio wing described
real estate, to-wit:
Lot Number Eleven QD in Tipecanoe-
tom in Marshall county, Indiana, to the
high est bidder for cash, without regard to
appraisement Laws. subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff, NC.
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STATE OF INDIANA.)

STATE OF INDIANA,
MaRsFMLL COUNTY.
In Common Pleas Court, February Term
1869.
Fanny Hatfield Complaint for pir.re.
John " H..sa,d and Alimony.
The plantiff'in the above entitled cause BY
her attorneys has FLED in my Office her com.
plant against the defendant. and il appearing
by the affidavit Of competenr person. thas
the defendant, John Y. Ifatheld, is a non res
ident of the etate Of Indiana, he Is therefore
hereby notified Of the tendency Of eaid
compll int against him, and unless he appear,
answer or demur thereto at The calling OF
said cause on the first day of the next tern
of said court, TO be tegun and held at tss
court house in the to wn OF Plymouth, on the
first Monday of February Il SOS said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained
and alledged will he heard and determined in
his absence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
BY o P. KLixsEs, SsD'y
J o s ID Parks, Pl'ffs'att'ys.
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.HERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issu ed to me
out Of the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court of Marshall county, Indiana, on
a judgement In favor OF Jacob SIrone
have levied on the following real estate in
said county as til c property OF Henry Crone
t0-wt:
Commencing seventy one rods and ten
and hall feet east from the half mile stake
on the west side dissection No. nineteen (l9)
in township No. thirty three t33) north of
range No. four a. cas-. running thence west
six rods, south eleven rods to the place OF
beginning. thence south nine rods, thence
east one hundred and fifteen feet, thence
north nine rods, thence west one undrcd and
| ffteen feet to the place beginning in Mar
shall county Indiana, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 9, 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'c' ock A. N. and 1
o'clock P, ! shall offer for 81 lie at public
auction to the highest bidder at the caurt
house door in Plymouth, in seid county, said
property to-wit: The rents and profits first
ror term not exceeding seven vears. Ii no
bid is maze thereu .on sufficient to satisfy the
execution, shall then and there in like ma n
ner .offer tie entire title, estate, right aud
claim of the said defendants in and to said
property to sltisfy the execution. Amount
Of principle now due S26l SO.
! Subject to appraisement.
Dec. II. DAVID HOW. Sheriff.
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IfaaI Advertisements.
CHERIFF'S SALE.


By virtue of an order of sale and Decree
Of Fore closure of mortgage, issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Marshall Common
Pleas Court. in favor Of Joseph w. Davis, a nd
against Edmund Hunter, Elmira Hunter
Robert Hunter, Rhoda Hunter and Alexan.
der Joyce and Ada m G. Hinde repeviu bail.
to me directed will offer for sale at public
auction, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 1G, 1869.
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock, p. M, at the Court IIonse door, in
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana as the
law directs, the following described real es
tate, toy wit:
The South east corner East half Of the
Northwest quarter Of Section four (4) town
ship thirty three (33) range three East, con-
tanning eight acres 81. and Will on said
ground situated. in Marshall county, State of
Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, with
out regard to appraisemept laws, subject tc
redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff, NC.