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DALLARD HOTEL ,,o 1920
This elegant establishment is open to. accom-
mediation Of the public. The building is one OF
... THE FINEST IN THE CITY,
and for style, convenience and beauty OF ar
rangement is acknowledged to be superior.
ITS FURNITURE
is new and complete, and for cleanliness 1t IS
prover6ial. ,,,
experience in the business, thinks ne rlsks
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, in every
respect, bo
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage OF his friends and inc
public generally. JOHN ?. BAhhAKD,
g.. RrruMoNn mar 19-tf
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nOULTERER'S FRIEND.

Il h1bGS w. ..
=. = ~: A CERTAIN CURE FOR
- GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES In Is
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS; ,#
A Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, ana
promote an increase of fat. Read the following
f>'',f Jefferson, Frederick CO., Nd,
III. ~ s-1. @ag,3 July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy 81 Co.. >-"
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been e .,
made by your Poulterers'. Friend cannot fail to
interest all who raise poultry. gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes. He tried your Poulterers
Friend, according to the directions, and 1t n had
the desired effect in removing the worm e@ effee- &C.
tuslly relieving the chicken at once; ; Since n
then I have had many calls for it, and i. has
been used extensively with the same result; 1t
is OF tincalculable value to all who raise poultry
Respectfully, T. a. SPENCER
Price 25c per package. .,.E .... E
fopCJ1L pCLoTWoRSTY % wv s co. Baltimore. -
Also. RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAL
TIE POWDERS--the best in use
For sale by JANNEY g CO.. 145, King st.
And E. S. LEADBEATER & co.
nov 16-6m . . =
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Nv HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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The attention Of housekeepers is most respcct1c =
f,IIn oaIInd to q large and we'll selected stock OF
'' HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
of all descriptions, which will be sold at small
advance on cost price. 3
Housekecpers will find No assortment OF
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRlTIANlA
Timed Iron Ware Fine Table Cutlery, (Rog-
ers and other celebrated manufactured Fine
Silver Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters Of all descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found IN q
frst-cass establishment. A call IS most res
pectfully solicited. 5. !: o ~ J bM An,
ncxt door to D. Appich's Confectionery.
mar 7--tf
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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL II, 1868.
=, :: ~, -. GROCERIES. ~s-.
1863. .sE'B SPRING a'' IF TRADE. = D. 1868.
1868.
NEW GooDs NEwGooDsl NEW GooDsl
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ERY 81 DAVIDSON,

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5.f ..r,-.,!l AVERY &. DAVIDSON, ...,.t j.
226, KING STREET, COR. OF ALFRED,
:" Announce that they have just made large ad-
ditions to their stock of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
s,.rr,r-- WINES AND LIQUORS,
and are prepared to offer a full and we'll select
ed stock of goods, consisting in part of
8 hhds. Cuba, Porto Rico and Vacuum ran
Sugars. ID ~, lE,1 -g1I ,---.~- - .~
n 10 ,bbls. Crushed, Granulated, Powdered and
!. Is sacks Rio, Laguyra, Ceylon and Java
Sd 8 hhds George s. Jenkins Sugar cured
Sides, Shoulders and Breasts. 80 .... :.
- tierces George & jenkins Maryland
81 S ticrces Western Leaf Lard. q.
Is bbls. Family, Extra, Superfne and Fine
Flour.
10 boxes choice Factory Cheese.
$50 boxes Babbitt's Stearine, Eavenson's and
Brown Soap. ~. y..m.-
I HGunpowder, Imperial, English Breakfast,
Oolong and Japan Tea. 49,, - r.. ... 49,.
Chow Chow, Piccalilli, Olives, Olive Oil,
Sardines, &C., SC, Brooms, Buckets Baskets,
Tubs, Mats, &c, together with . choice as
sortment of ~ -G1ltE.s u. - =, .r--.
WINES AND LIQUORS. .a.#
Bakers celebrated pure Eye Thompson"
''Zeigler," Family Nectar," and other brands
of Whiskies; pure Jamaica Spirits, n: E. Rum,
Brandy, Gin Blackberry Brandy, Port. Ma
dera and Sherry Wines, &C., all of which will
be sold at prices which cannot fail to please.
i. ]. l.! Dis. Il ,, AVERY & DAVIDSON,
mar 2S-1m 226, King ST., cor. Alfred.
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TIME VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
- -. LAWS OF VIRGINIA, -.
with authority to own Is, oO0ae1es of land Zap
tsl Stock not less than S. 0U}, or more thall
100000 in shares of 500 each, for the purpose
of buying and selling Land to-. and inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia: ..;.oa .o
Land Owners Capitalists, &c, are invited to
cooperate ~ with us, by subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organizs-
ton prove profitable, facilitate immigration to-
and the settlement of a large, area OF mcultlVa,
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the Office of the Company
80 80 -.'S."S>,I - @S1 : :" W. H. MARBURY,
.,4.. sta.s.s.... Secretary and Treasurer
=; +: IL. JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest. 49,.
r. A. BreWis, i I . i .a -s@L ". .".- =...@
c. F. Suttle .. -. f.s s.lE ..: . -..
G. G. Wedderburn, .. -...
r. B. Sweeny, . Directors. Co.,.
j. W. Burke, - , ''0..-- Il. ...... .... .
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PAPER HANGING.

WALL PAPERS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
&C.,. .... WINDOW PAPER
JOHN P. CLARKE
Has resumed his business at he old stand,
NO, 159, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTM EN-
contains as usual tho choicest both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
P ... 49,. 4..- TURE
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms Halls, &c
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will bopromptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this business
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to al
that may favor him with their patronage
NH 24-tf
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WILLIAM E. ATWELL,

WILLIAM E. ATWELL, - 81. g..
'- FASHIONABLE TAILOR, @.
No 161 King St, next 0 Milburn's Drug Store,
Would announce to his friends and the pubic
that he is again prepared to attend to all orders
for work in his line, in his usually Satisfactory
style. .., mar lo-ti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

men and soldiers WHO imperiled their lives
in the service of their country. We
should regard them, as we'll as the wives
and children of our gallant dead. as the
wards Of the nation. While the bondhold-
er, who rolls in his gilded carriage, clothed
in fine linen, demands interest all in gold, 4,
do not the boys IN blue, manned, halt aud
blind, beggars in our streets. appeal as
loudly that their bounties and pensions be
paid in the same currency? Do not cur
sick and starving soldiers, their starving
wives and children, need bread as we'll as
honor! Now is the time to remember all
classes, for we shall need their votes il
the coming election.
"Il. We mus. not forgetto congratulate
ourselves on the immense flow of immgra-
ton to our shores. And we would re-
mind the people of the earth that this is
the asylum OF the oppressed from all na-
tions, and the republican party is the
Moses to lead them through the wilder
ness of ignorance aud poverty to the prom
ised land of specie payments, high tariff
national banks. and manhood suffrage.
"l2. Being the party Of freedom, we
extend our sympathy to all oppressed pco-
Pile, black and white, struggling for their
rights, except women. Any amelioration
in their condition would involve such fun
damental changes in the function Of socie.
ty, would necessarily be so neS and revo-
lutionary, that we are not prepared to ex
tertaiu any propositions for their emauci
patton Or emancipation"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18
'sL4o guaics TOminaiions.

= ever thc nomin stions Of a great party
.eii ,tiiLborh ia tie public lap, it is that
81: Grant aud Co.rax. While Gen. Grant
"ccapIed an independent position before
tite coa"try, and confined himself u the
Ultimate and proper duties deyolyne on
ti.e general Of the army, he was recognized
- the head Of that branch Of The public
~er.ice, bat. after it became apparent that
e had descended from the patriotic posi-
ion q racllca.or and not only mingled
l.. the party squabhIcs Of Washing gron So
ciety, bu; that he aud become the tool and
instrument of Stanton, Steven.. Sumner.
and the mcsi Radical reyo,uiionis.s who
are 50 thoroughly dissracing sud disgust
ipg the country. Ike great mass Of the peo-
re q ai. parties became satisfied that he
%ss not the man to ts placed ut .he head
/. % The government the next four years.
ine OBJECT q THIS surrender t. the ultra
principles OF those radicals was too appar-
cut; without the sacrifice Of principle thus
made, Gen. Grant could not have received
! 'he chicago nomination; having sacrificed
at their shriue, he is placed at the head of
thcir ticket. but on y at the head Of their
ticket Who looks to Gen. Grant for
leadership III the radical party? Even
such men rs Fessenden, Trumbul. Doo-
little ana Grimes, are ignored breach of
remonstrance against the policy of Ste
vens, Sumner, Butler, and Logan is trea-
son, to their church aud creed. 1t was a
suspicious and instructive circumstance
that Boutwell,, Zone Of the most ultra Of
the radical usurpers.) was the irst man to
appear IN public with the new candidate
1T ls into the hands Of such men as Bout
well ana the other managers Of the party
tnat Grant surrenders they speak for him
they think for hun, they are to be the gov.
ernment II he should be elected, while he
is but the plant tool in their hands. Are
these managers so blind as to believe tn,
people do not see this? Or do they believ,
they are not yet tired and disgusted Will
their revolutionary schemes.
I Colfax is and has eyer been their Milan,
tool and instrument; obsequeous, and dey
trous and ready, he has faithfully aide,
in ali the usurpations which have disgrace,
the 39th and 10th congress the commit
tee of thirteen was of his appointment
the always to be remembered board O
managers Of impeachment was of his sc
lection. His speech on the reception
the news of his nomination was an utter
ance to be expected from him.; false, ye
rhetorical. malignant and bitter. Becau
OF these qualities he was selected. II
had been tried by the Stevens and Butler
as speaker. and he was found to be IT,.
man MOST easily controlled to carry OH
their future plans. Ben Wade had a vii
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

of his own, which might interfere with
their plans; Wilson sometimes had gen
erous impulses which made him erratic ;
Feuton has not been in the Washington
ring for some time, and might not ayr ee
to all the future programme, but Colfax
always so supple in the past, could be
trusted with Graft to carry out their
usurpations in the future.
We do not think we mistake public SEN
timent when We say, the people are tired
and weary of the radical rule OF Stevens
Boutwell,, Butler & Co. They want peace,
a return to civil government; they desire
some legislation by congress for the inter
est of the material welfare Of the country
Labor is oppressed by taxes and exaction.
Of every kind, craftsmanship in congress
and the government, has given place tc
espionage. Every art known to desp"tic
power is used to degrade and oppress the
masses of the people even an irresponsi
bic committee, partizau in its character
composed Of the Buffers and Logans
Stevens and Boutwell, drag the free people
of this country before them, seize THEN
papers, letters and telegraphs, and pry into
their secret and private affairs, without
dae process of law, place them under ar
rest without warrant, and imprison then
without right, and all done in the name OF
republican liberty. Yet to these measures
both Grant and Colfax give their approval
nay, one Of these very star chamber inquls
itors is the very man who appears in pub
lie with Grant as his spokesman.
1t is not to be wondered at ihat these
nominations excite no enthusiasm any
where in the country. The face of tl.t
ticket is we'll enough. but the endorsement
is bad The same set OF men who opposed
the denomination Of Lincoln, and organi
zed the Cleveland convention and Ere
mont movement of 1861, now control the
radical party; even Judge Chase is dis
eusted with such leadership, as are th'
masses Of the people, who are patiently
awiting the meeting Of the democratic na
tional convention at New York on the 4tl
Of July next, where the next president anC
vice president will be nominated -Ror
Jury Gazete.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

the Magazine do sincerely hope you
will come to see he soon. for wish to SEQ
you on some very important business.
Please come up here Saturday night if not
before, for | shall look for you until | gee
you. l am staying by myself. So yor
must come, for have heap TO tel yoa
when sec you. You must take care of
yourself for me, ard don't let any ether girl
steal you. for I want you myself. / think
you might give me that much, for you
know love yot too good for TO iet any
one steal you from me, SO you mus let ma
see You scon. ifyou please. | shan't sign
no name to this, for you know Who you
on last Saturday evening, aud was taking
with concerning room. close Tor th.s
time.
Ian yours tia death.
No signa;ure)
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

We understand, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser, that prominent
gentlemrn of Concord sent the following
telegram in reply to General Butler:
AS it looks hero. your apple crop will
be late--if not an utter failure. Turnips
are more in your line. and beets (deaj
ones) especially So"
Governor Holden, Of North Corolina
has rendered to Robert Douglas, the posi-
tion Of private secraetary on his staff, il
the new state government about to be or
ganized in that state.
We are taught by great actions thai
the universe is tho property Of every in
dividual in it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

section will present its candidate, they do
not propose, and will not come to the con-
vention 10 insist upon his nomination as
the ouly ultiLatum, but come to compare
views. and agree upon candidate who
will be best suited for this emergency to
all sections of the republic There Is the
best Of feeling aud determination to put
tie best foot forward, animated by the one
desire to arrest the headlong career of the
revolutionists now in power at Washing
ton.
TUE EAST.
The same spirit is manifested through.
out the east The western delegations will
fad when they reach this city, that only
one desire ac.uates the democracy of the
eastern states, and that is to nominate a
candidate who will be acceptable to all
sections. Who will be the candidate for
president is just now the all absorbing
question in political circles. The latter
are just now more interested in knowing
who ne democrats will nominate than they
are In conducting their own canvass for
Grant. No person at present. can tell who
will be the successful man, nor is there any
large number Of politicians who will
agree as to who is the man to nominate.
HoEATIo SEYMOUR AND NEW YORK.
New York very naturally feels pride in
Horatio Seymour, and there is no question
but that his nomination will arouse more
enthusiasm, and awaken more zeal in the
democratic party in this state, than in any
other candidate tha: could be mentioned
The Tammany party in this city are osten-
slbly for him, aud thus announce them.
selves. The uncertainty, however. of his
allowing his name to be used, has caused
the Tammany leaders to lock around for
some other candidate. For two months
past they have leaned toward Mr.. Hen
drick@, OF Indiana. He has been their
preference, next TO Seymour. Their in
fuence and their talk has been in that di-
rcctiop, with everything looking as though
that was the quarter to which the democ-
racy Of this section would throw their in
huence. Up to the time of the ro.e on
the impeachment question at Washin gton
nine out often Of the democratic politicians
! in that section, when asked confidentiallv
who they thought would be the democrat.
ic nominee for President, the reply would
be Senator Hendricks, Of Indiana.
INFLUENCE FOR HANCOCK.
Gen. Hancock has large number OF
earnest supporters in the east, and they arc
claiming the unite support Of Pennsylva-
nis in the convention for him Ills cl,ims
are being pressed with great earnestnees,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-18

Current g ss;s.,Eas 1s a. s.Ee Nom
sa.ifi3.s fCr Tsses i>gs.ssIenc5.

snifio.s fos sise' s,ressienc5.
The ~.ru,l,cans hssing made their
ror.inti n4ss -. president and vice presl-
den. the i,i',..c a.e now watching with
,T.-.,t tax.C't al .h@ movements aud ru-
irars vi the democracy which In the least
throw any light upon the probable result
Of the nominating convention Of that par
Is. The failure Of the radicals in their
party measure f impeachment, ald the
revolutionary attitude which the leaders
OF that party have assumed for the last
year, has caused deeper interest than
usual 70 lie taken in the approaching con-
yention. There is strong feeling among
ths business men Of the country, who are
not in any sense politicians, but vote for
the party, whose success will, in their
judgment, be for the best interes. Of the
country, to give the Chicago nominees the
gc-ay; fearing the influence Of the ex-
ireme inen over these should they succeed.
The ro.ainations have created 10 enthusi.
asm nor received a response from the peo-
rle, Indicating anything ike . general APP
proval. Sick and tired Of the uncertain
condition cf the affairs Of the country un-
der the rule of the radicals, the great mass
of the people are row looking to the de-
inocracy for the adoption Of policy that
will bring to the business Of the country
stability and prosperity Ike that witnessed
in the past. It may be safely said that
the public has reached that state which
characterized it in 1852. when the two
parties nominated candidates upon plat
forms very similar in reference to the COM
promise question, which was supposed to
settle finally the question that had been
hgitating the country, but in their vote !
preferred ihe democratic ticket. for the
simple reason that they were AFRAID f the
influence Of the discrgarizcrs upon the
administration Of Gen. 5cy:t, sh0ul! he
succeed The fear Of the influence
Of the diSorgan;zess upoI the adm nis.fl-
tcn of Cen Grant, who is a supple tool
in the hsnis Of the 'Ien around Linn. gives
The democracy at this time moral strength
that will lead TO SUCCESS IN The approaching
campaign, if no mistake is made j. the ,iih
OF July convention.
The present temper of tI,e party leads
To the inference, nj Least, hal 10 mi:tahe
will be made Froio al sections of the
country there IS 'iia saMe earnest desire
TO nomin'sls 4 ,ie@et th.t ~ e"nmand the
c9nhlcree Ct .hs pablie j. FL. quarters.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-12-31
CHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofnn execution Issued out Of the,
Office Of she Clerk OF the Marseall Circui
Coul. to me directed. Oh II Judgement in IA
vor of Bernard I'rentman and Augustus
1rentman and against Ale xandri joyce and
Bvrcn W.Mo1rehouSe ~ IHinci '.e aud Isaac J
Barlow and Harvey kile rs rep'",in Bail,
have lcvid on the property ot UnrTer
kle repleyin bail. the following real estate
to wit:
The South cast quarter of the South west
quarter Of section ten 10Y in Tow nship thur
ty-three f33) North of range three 81 east
con aiming f. rty acres more "r less
Also the Southwest qrartrr Of the South
west quarter OF Section ten 0) in Township
rhiity three (3a) north Of rArge three (a)
east, Ccntai ing forty acres more or lie 5.
with improvemr mt and appurtennnce to the
same belonging, situated in Marshall county.
State of lndiana AMI will offer the same
for sale at public auction. at the Court
House door, IL Plymouth. Marshal county
Indiana on
SATURDAY, JANUARY, rs, 1869.
Between the hours Of ~ o'clock A. 81 and 4
O'Clock rM rs tie .aw directs tothe highest
bildcrI or cash without egard to appraise-
ment- lws subject To redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff, NJ. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-12-31
uhRDIAN'S SALE.

- UhkDIAN'S SALE.
The unicrsi. Dcd. guar,lisn &C hinnrSots
Ewing, hyrhy Offers for sale in lo:s NJ Two
y. twenty two (>2). sixty four g. se, cn,y
79. an srveuty-two a.. ir E0ins's al.
dirion to Plymouth. ia Marshall COUNTY, Ind
iaua.
Terms One third cl1h in hanl, balance
ii onc aul two years with interest. Aif, ID
u. p rHRu5rDN
P. Box 100. Dayton. Ohio
Dec. J, 1865.
10
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-12-31
e2cnai Advertisements. =
.HERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue OF an ordrr OF sale and Il Decree
az For, leisure OF mortgage, issued out of the
Office a. the CleIk Of The Marshall Common
Pleas Court. in laHor OF Joseph " Davis, tnd
against Edmund Hunter. Elmra Hunter,
Robert Hunter, Rhoda Hunter and hlcx'n
der Jnvce and Adam G. HinIc rspeviu bail.
20 ne directed will offer tor sale at public
auction. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY. II, 1850.
Betweeu the hours of ~ O'clock A. NJ. and
I Del3ck. 2. NJ, 1T the Court iian~e door. IA
Plymouth. 'lar,hail County, IEd.afia Is the
law directs, tn. following described real es
tate, toTlt
The South east corner Fast hslf of the
Mort invest quarter oi Sectio' four O. 'oFvn-
ship thirty Three (33 rtnge three Fast. con
tainnE eight acrr> (sh aud Mil on sa!d
ctonud situated. in VI ,r>hall county. State a.!
Indiana 20 the hi. hest pitldcr for cash. with
out regard to appraisencnt Laws, subject T.
redemption.
DAVID HOW Sheriff, Nc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-12-31
.UERLFF'S SALE.

y
ljy virtue OF IN order at sac and decree
Of foreclosure MorfgaSue issued out OF the
Office OF the Clerk of the Marshal Circuit
Court. in favor Of Philip Z. i.anyJon and
against A. Fmmitt Wo0dhnll, Ehzth ].
Hoodhnll ana Mary +. Snon, ans. Adol-
pius latham, repl.vin bail 70 ne directed !
will Offer ior sic at pnhiir auc tian. on
SATURDAY. January. !6. 1863.
= ctwecn the hours Of N o'clock NJ, and
o'clock P. NJ at the Court II"use door in
Ply outh, M'rShnll County State o. lndiana.
"a the law directs the following described
real estate, tp-@ii:
town in Marshall county. TnGiana. 10 the
highest bidder for ca-h. without regard 10
az rpraisement Laws. subject to red mption.
d AVID HOW Sheriff, " C.