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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09

! very destructive Ara occurred in Chi
cago on Tuesday last, Destroying Farwell
Hall, and some adjoining buildings. The
total loss is estimated at s8o0,C a large
portiaa OF Which IS covered by eastern IN
surance companies. II Chicago fremen,
with steam engines. and all ,he modern ap-
planes f3r ex,ingaisLiug fires, cannot
prevent such extensive coadasraiions in
daylight, should net ur citizens be very
lcnicnt to our fIemen if thcy fail to 90 ali
that j. expected Of ,l,em
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
s Es.E2D EEE.Ets

Fifteen I'M 'Fod a"r9s o. t choicest swi1p rANn IN
Marshall aouH'y lor si.a easy lc4nls g: i,aloei- 10
suit purchasers, ia prices r-Ila from = q SO per
acre
IiRbFP KdNpS-NYyF Hy'NNRED frpES or
HftkADkD TIHly.'P ii ~ ff}ss ST. T.
nc II n TO % por acre. X ow Is the time To buy rs
these lands VIII soon be Withdrawn from market
plymouth. Jan, ), f.6s. = c. CAPRON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
Heavy Verdict Against General
Steecifnaafa.

In the United States urt at Knoxville
on Friday last, verdict was rendered
against General James b. Steedman for
twenty-five thousand dollars The suit
was brought by Isaac t. Twingham for
false Imprisonment and forcible seizure Of
property during the war, while General
Steedman was in command at Chattanooga
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
Holm NEEF Tu<t;oa


Notice is heroby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator OF the estate o.
Christian Hersberger, late of Marshall county
deceased.
1873 JOSEPH GAIEATINE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09

Up to the hour of going to press we
have not heard the result Of the convention
which vas held at indianapolis yesterday
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
a.eW drsrtisements.
acssaol &c:

school Teachers Examination.
Notice IS hereby given that on Saturday. Janu-
AIRY II, 1868, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
VI. and o'clock P NJ Will examine appli.
can's for Teachers licenses, at tie Seminary
in P!vufoutn and from and after that date the
examinations viii be held on the 2ld Saturday
Of each month a. The same place ami between
the same hours.
\. c. CAPRON.
County Examincr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
ES&ray Notice.

To John Ncff. Justice Of The Peace. Of Polk
TownsIip,in Marshall county:
The undersigned appointed ny you to value
certain Red Heller lately taken UP by Rebecca
Robinson do appgaise the said Heiier at the sum
Of twelve (Si2 .00) dollars.
The said Heter is described as follows to wit !:
She is red Wit! a wl.ite belly; both hind legs
white up to knee joint; small white spots on The
brnket; line on white fore leg has no other
brand marks, and Is believe, about two
wears Old.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator Of the estate of -inna Smith, de-
ceased viii ,.ffr for sale public auction. a:tio
residence ofJoseph Z. Smith, che mile south Of
Tippecaaoe!own.
On Ttesday, Janpary 2lsf. 1868
at 70 O'Clock I. N The personal property Of said
estate, consisting OF
Que cow and household furniture ofdceeased-
TENS :--Sums Of s. and anGcr. cash Cser 81
4 credit of nInc months will lie given. the pur-
chaser giving uote with interest. waivirg valua-
ton and aPpraisement avs. with good security
- J.W DAVIS, Admir-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
Coco Dry Cord Wood.
For sale by c. II. REEVE.

AUDITORS OFFICE. Marshall County
Plymouth, January fst. 1853
To the treasurer of said county greeting:
1on are hereby required 10 collect enc dollar from
the owner ofeach tract ofiand advertised for the non
payment CT taxes for the 1S and forfrr years.
= g. 'iffONtEsstf1(. Auditor.
per T. NcDoEALD, deputy, 70
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09

The old New York Life Insurance Co."
The Oldest, safest and best company in Amer
ica. c. II. REEVE, Agent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
THOMAS : YNER ir..
JAMES w. FALCONBURY.

appraisers.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me the 25th
day of September, 1861, without partiality favor
or affection.
JOHN NEFF. Justice.
/. John C. Cushman, Clerk of Marshall circuit
court, hereby certify that the foregoing is full,
true and correct copy of the report Of said estray
herein fled in my office, Dee. 2S. 1907
Is John c. Cushmsn, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
J ACOB HOLM,
JOHN J. KEYSER,

appraisers:
Personally adpeared before me the within
named appraisers and swear that the forego-
inc descIiption was made without favor or
affection.
JOHN KEYSER.
Appraisers
Subscribed and sworn to before me jus
tice of the peace of West township, this 2jd
day OF December 1861
ABRAHAM MULLER, j. p.
| John c. Cushman, clerk OF the marshall
circuit court. do hereby certify the foregoing
TO be a true copy os the original report herein
filed in my office on the 24th day of December
~ JOHN c. CUSuMAN, clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
sgs3essfsa2g eEEeehs xssscs !

and others desiring chance touale money.
! IL sell my interest in the foundry and ma
chine shop Of Adams Il Iehner, at Plymouth,
nd, cheap and on easy terms. 1t isa dcsira
bic chance for any one ishing to take part
in The business. Being 4 farmer and residing
at distance from the shops, is the only rea-
son for wishing to sell apply to
{. Il. REEVE, Land Agent, Plymouth,or to
DAVID ZEHNER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
\. c. CAP RON.
County Examiner .
e RM EnR GAZE
EoI Sale Ghaan.

and on time. fine residence in Plymouth
Apply soon, tH
C. H. REEVE, lind Agenf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
~ Valuable Business Lot

in Plymouth q by 1876 feet, for sale on easy
terms, by C. H. REEVE. Land Accent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
DasirallI pro1arsv.

Five acres ofland, within forty rods Of Mich.
isan Street, in Plymouth for sale BIZ
c. H. REEVE, Land Aren't
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
FIrgccIa SnfclaeEa Toyyu E.ofy,

within five minutes walk from the bank, in
Plymouth. FoR SAFE AT HALF PRICE, by
Q. II. REEEE. Land Agent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
Ter Sale at EerY Low FIGURES.

i dwelling and lot Five rooms well. els
TEN, shrabbery and pleasant location Terms
easy. c. II. REEVE, Land Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
Tidal Movement

especially s-..zl --si-
Va E-EElNl- u n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

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-szE11..t Z ~ Ps5ss Cs1- s-r sgr-z-.E
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
FAMILY DRUG STORE.
>. VI. SMITH & co.

y. Vi. SMITH & CO.,
HATE RECEIVER PER L4T5 ARRIF-
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Ka1z-zes-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
notice.

rfIHE UNDERSIGNED, Intending
Il - leave tzzs Ezzz1se-- ts--g rs4s-szs
Il -s-aszs 7z.3esse-s . Ia - z1Ee izUeii-
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So n sz q TIED 2kLI eEK-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
TO THE LADIES
az
Honolulu, and Adjoining Islands.
I An RECEIVING REGULARLY
Il Fr02 SAN FRANCISCO, at he Sssesz
SsEles i NLll.eEr sissss. 50 s

LADIES HATS,
AND HAT FRAHES.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
STRAW GOODS,
EIE50ES, EEEATHS SC
DEESS TRrEEISGS,
l6H, FRIE6ES,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
FENCE WIRE.

bright ASSEALED Peace wire,
ID Nos. > . Jls- -eez=sl FsE - 2 C
WILLIE al So dzzs -
- g HEEs Il 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30

Ladies. a. ChiIdrea-s Hosiery.
Caters. slippers. Shoes.
BalmoraI & CrSquet Skirts,
Hoop skirts. etc. etc. etc
SILK GRDLE 74sSHs Il AL 93L0RS
Isgsshs- VIII Large Varsesg q Fsasy
4ai o<5<- Gs13s-
All Orders from the Other Islands
ProRPtIy Attended to-
MRS =. L. BLACK.
--aE Fsr1 Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-09-30
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
ELBe'Tl g:l.aB 'l I'D STORY u \,
Erem the s SsSespber's JeHsnal seprIpted ri in the
70 fsiass,ii au,Eelaotic' asasiael iT J aisy S,
!; = :s,;. BUS :; a 4

81 .sr,s,!otT =. ~ iA ae.aL IA saposlatffss aid
a1st sibe Il s'aiti g7:sssi 10 iq.s,(a IS,
III ceaGsss as Z a,1 Jl.I,,a s.. .i ss
!! hailed the frst cab I could 6hd, and swe
ratified of my lodgings No conversation sattii
took Place whilSwe we're eIgoing over the stones ;
bu. III magissstion 4 saw before me certain
sweet fearful face and nd fels more detssmihad
an shan s'sef 9Th theschl.enre2 wild u
end eposterous as. itnmight i;aEe aeened att at
my other time which, Had suddenly fiashhe ed
across ny loving sla s. Tie bsfa Tas !.
cal BY my sidsFup Sts Martins Lame sazlssibo
Having instructed by ianialady "a put, ,doYhh dh
another outlet, and to send out for one orctwb
extras We aseeSded q my rooms. go SO
ts sInlthe hope my dear.sirs thataEr friend
ship win De . long and idodriShing oneior said
eleQme guest, ..alloY mes as .l a. aeeafaI
preliminary TO present you with my card r.
rs lie handed me, as be spoke very limp In and
rather 'dirty,piece Of paste -boafd, which he hsd
some difficulty in finding among lis muitiiia. naiii
riousP pockets, andton which was inscribed tho
name of f. HMr. 4 Reginald Tracy" aOf eoarse,
= could do no lesa than return tho compliment.
D Din. .ser Was seryssd 70 hi .ter and
wkle IL was in progress the copYassation. be-
sweeb A1r. 'Tral ahdfmyself vas athsi MOST
utasaeittes .4 ysjta ssaaharaster gathered enough
however, to enable me to discover that he was
man Of some education. on and i'ust at one time ii
haze mixed in superior sdciety.jt By tho isox.
etciHss Of what Ehasssish arts lie had contrive TO-
forfeit the position 'hc5onte held, 1 could mot,
Of course, tell therein no doubt, lay hidden
thq,gres secret Of bis, lifess : Poor 9retekt sIs
was easysto see, from the sty 10 inowhich hegot
through his f'si .tiass SAa II hols
some meal was what he had not pnrtakan of
for some sine length, he lay back in his'
chairsciiR,a state ofqhappyi ropletion.a shot
aqother, raorsel, my dear boy;,,, llo said With u
bepignaDt smile. Positively, I could not.
ELetgood digestion Wait Oh apetito' o'-yoa' know
the. rest, "A bouptiful meal But Providence
tempers theswind to the Fshorn. lamb And
now for the Pipe and Che tumbler. u Ha, iha! 1
heSe. hot Il sl6sis b4t'a95os,. " l,ir
AS soon, as, ". were fairly under way witlf
our first tpmbler, MH Tracy. bsoko, ground
on lhd subject that was. evidently upper
fg -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
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fat iadldo Ja isii H
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weather. .Asl tsYshsssr % ssssssr !
,iassRuidihg ofrsrh he ffs
Leading q ifaaof ofeafecbl ling supida iagSnesas
and kcopingrthesaaiuIl in of nnnaturaH,
excitcmeIislls q cad lIsaafys snovall
Going to balls in all sorts Of weather in tho
tliinnaStspossi6aesdresssf Dan6iag tiflaid COM
pltte iperspiration ithep going, homo thissoas&
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tingasupp pptissapai se sssass ~ q
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
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3as And lees to eat sasite.aaa
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OF cotton year, 4 't:'si sstiias
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Little TO wear aud less to eat T,assiaaiaos
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sh; shs; rslgdl sbS s.saiso :, q
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Rpt hides 4iH nakeanass his sdiSt sd. 10 s,e!..s
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81 80 4. g
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sssiaize; 4 .'Eeaoi tSna 81 III iisgl 40 tf,d
fila,al following. important sordsF has ,beciais.
sued by General Candy: fsassaas ,ai,i9ns.G.ata
n GepeTaz!ii Orders tNR. 2ssa,a. sc4 saosrsq liz
tAntherity.. h,asipgabesaa soufaFredi9 upon
Br 3 Nl get MNlaeg Gsnegsl r ss9ts
Commissioner of the, Bureau Of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands @ for, the StSte
ofdsoath Carolina; to- make aSdivsatices Behaif
Of tho Government tho Suited ssatesdssaia
of the depressed agricpltusesoe the State,!haW,
therefore, to- thoSihtent thatsproper securities
may ha afforded fQrathsrepaymcnt Of such
advances, it is ordercd;
l. That aal algad gadYansys aa9e W asYs.cssid} shall
be. and become a. licn, and and charge Rppp the
produes, Of the plsHsatipn iaYsm AND the
use of Which the same may be aAyanced ,pgpior
to all liens and claims of any kind whatsoever
dtheaiHt than esdcli as have Of maytbelshtitIststo
priority ruhdef fay actor Congress; Also apb6
all The Sproret.y feap pttnd pefsonalY ofathe
person or persons to whom rsfur whose benefit
such ADVANCES may, ;be made, subject to apy
right that mas, have existed. pri9r lto5ths date
Of the first advance made hhe hereunder. rsuqacr. sby,l,,.
-. The said lBrevct Major General r, *.
Scott shall have auth99lritYo ia abehalf Of the
United States, gat time when il, his. .jpdgp
ment said personal property or said crop T,er.
produce is in danger of being destroyed, re-
moved, wasted Of fl any other smtatnnef l6SSt Or
injurctl, 50 as to Impair lhc sadcurity Of the
Uhtcd States lhtroii, to tGkd into chtstoa ala
possession said personal property, crops lid
produce, and sell ana disp6ss Of fthe same f6fi
the best terms sthat can be eobtained sthorefor.
oriso nhuchIthereOf as shallibc4 sufi6icnt.to
satisfy the claim ofithe UnitoarStatss ON ac.
COUNT Of such advance. .tsts ebad s0ia4DS 1iad
3. Any person who shall, ,tdasixiolation'o Of
the fights Of the Epited ,stytesn M thepgepises
and with intent t9 defeat o. impair tlkeIclains
Of ,Ap United States tasa p ssfapcst tbesse
emoye 9! eq Fy dSsatyoy og iepre png Pro.
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the penalties provided Py lay i9 the seass Of oof
larceny.
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