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ucJ VossstioIl
NEW yoRK MARKET.
Nsw YoRK, November al p. m.--ootton
dull and unchangedi middling 2c,< cents.
wSest-dems6d fair at lower rates; 81. lao
Oats irmi demsnd isi,i oe8cs oent.; Rye dull
and no ON 3, csl y. Pork dull and nom.
BALTIMORE MARKrr.
BALTIMORE, November g BreadsfuGs.-The
market 70, Fopr va. dull, nj. %or ,d and
all taken for local consumption, there being
at present no demand from shippers. Sales
,o%P,:e 10 Sel. Indians supef at a.. q z
IS Is, and 100 do. Family at t7.6o per Dbl.
Prices are generally unchanged, 49,
| morning, but at rather lower price, than on
| yesterday. The receipts reached 1000 bushels,
and we note sales as follows, viz 5000
bushels choice Maryland red at u so, 5000 good
to prime do at VI 32@i 81 900 good to fair do.
Gl.Ss, 1000 Western do. out Of order at u .2s6
and 900 do. white At a. 3ee1i.5o.
bushels selling at tiosglo7 for old white, 7o@
999tl 70, prime old yellow, and $500 cents
Rw-soms 400 bushei. received today, bu.
oai,.-ssies to-day s,SOo bushels at SSGJ7 cts.
| coGee.-we are again without Transactions
to report In Coffee, but the market though
| quietis steady and firm In tone. Prices are IN.
changed, and We quote again as before, via; Rio
10 bond plf@ioA cts. for fair to good; IL
Gl2 cts. gold Tor prime cargoes, and duty
i7I5 cts. Tor good to prime, and is8islI cts. Tor
mats and e,gs at aa8aalS cts, gold, duty paid.
sales Of 100 bales low mIddIing on private
terms, and Of 30 bales Alabama do. at 25s6 cts.
on time: Weguote a. follows, viz; Good oIdi.
s5y aidans 4 s 10" rs adaR %.s 20 cts
Moidns.-rherc u scarcely any Inquiry for
this article, and we hear OF no safes whatever,
viz. or CUBA eIsyepd ssaT st., do. MSsSovs.
do tsda cts English Island 6o9To ots., and
Porto Rico bb86s cts. per gallon.
| MW Feed-Is 10 moderate demand Tor local
consumption, and prices are as follows, viz:
For Brownstuf 23fp2t cts, light Middling 3s q
81 cts, and heavy do. Go@65 cts. per bushel.
in view Of the near approach Of the new pscE.
ing season, and prices show further decline,
sales OF prime old bacon being made at 49, Z
ss G TeS SIDE. ss
at is cents. We notice sales OF bulk clear rib
Sides at lek cents, and i2lf cts. is the best bid
St SHt LS we ss s's ssafss Il 'f $685. 81
cents, and Mess Pork at $50 .6Otssa per Dbl.
Ries.--New crop Carolina we quote at I19
| 81 cite. for invoices from the wharf, and sl4p
| 81 cts. for jobbing lots, the latter for choice.
| The receipts are fair and de mand moderate.
| SGh-Liverpool is 10 quite light supply, but
| there are several cargoes expected to arrive
daily. Prices are irT At our previous quota.
| tions, viz: 81. SIS "a for Ground Alum, and ear
| "a 90 per sack for Fine. Turks Island 10 dull
and nominal at so cts. per bushel.
SugarI-we notice sales yesterday OF $50
| hhds. Porto Rico on private terms, and IS hhds.
Cuba at l2l< cts, but this morning we hear Of
s aas 81 ss r Hs fC s f to coca
s SeiSas essssliSss Is i9sisk sisi dS' Porto
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Z
November ls5.; D.
SIRi have received your letter Of the 3Oth
ultimo, stating that many and often large lots
OF spirits arrive at Baltimore from various
Western distilleries presenting one uniform
degree OF strength, which, when being rein.
npeoi ysiy Slsb S YOU "a.
most without exception, show that the iull
amount OF tax due the Government has been
pAid.n You further state that you have Tea-
500 to believe that at many Western distille.
ries the practice pTevalls among gauBers OF
"merely testing the proof OF the spirits 10 CTS,
terms before or at the time Of drawing on and
OF marking all the packages at one drawing OF
\ uniform degree OF strength instead OF test
ing the strength Of the spirits In each partie'
The prevalence OF this practice 10 sufficient
to account for the fact OF incorrect gauglng,
which you hrst mentioned aud the practice
may be taken as explaining and establishing
the truth OF the fact.
Ny attention has been recently called to an.
other s1d similar practice TsSa ststsa tho no
country; this 10 to that OF drawing Mt original
or re'inspections q sample from each OF any
psftiSuiar number Of CASKS ,Euau Ioss'ne,.
sci In common and gagged, and the average
strength OF the various samples so AsceTtaihed
10 placed upon each Of the several casks drawn
from, and a uniform strength thus marked
upon the whole.
Both OF these practices are manifestly wrong
and must be at once discontinued.
You will promptly report to this Office any
future occurrence Of the Kind that may come
to your notice, with all the facts relating to It,
including the name Of the dIstillcfs, and the
number OF the distilleTy, together with the
stats and district to which they belong or II
Tectined spirits, the name and place VI busi-
ness ofthe rectiter, giving In either case the
name OF the gauger, TO the end thatH proper
investigation may be had OF all the facts.
The attention OF Revenue officers generally,
especially storekeepeTs and gaugers, and also
that of distillers, reetiiiers aud wholesale
liquor dealers 10 Again particularly called TO
sections - and rs, of the act Of July 20, 1858,
and to supplement /, series o, No. J, OF the reg
nlatOns and Instructions, Issued Aug. 20, lbUv.
The requirements Of the law are SO plain, add
the Language Of the Sd division OF the supple
men's, relating tOthe making and branding
OF casks or packages Of DISTILLED spirits, Is so
full and explicit nH to leave no excuse for
omission or inAeourAcy, and public notice Will
at once be given To all parties concerned that |
no excuse for either " III hereafter be received
Very respectfully, q DELAEO,
COmmissoneT
To ALsE, FuLi0H, Gag, SgpsrgiiOr, BALTIMORE, Nd
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Painting.
s IT. CLOS EFT 3.

saTs-room at the store OF Messrs, ALEX r.
SHEPHERD 4 BROS, No 400 PsBnsylYAniA
avenue, between Tenth and Elsys N streets. where
Earth Closet Company . manufacture can be teen,
aud orders will receive prompt attention.
OeT.solW
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FROM SuuLIsGToS, corner of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have 4pplstoH's Journal for November 49,
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TIE MISSISSIPPI CoSTEsT.-Though Judge
Dent expresses so much confidence in his
election as Governor Of Mississippi, his
opponents, the Republicans, have the neces-
sary votes to insure his defeat If they can be
properly used. The following table of 1g-
ures represents the result OF registration in
the stato,together with the number of votes
cast at the election held to decide for or
against q convention
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A NEW TEMPERANCE PAPER, to be called
the AraIdnehe, will be started in Richmond on
January l. 1870,
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J. c. PARKER, Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office, sends US the amusing " Girl OF
the Period Miscellany" for October, Lon
don illustrated publication. Also, "Good
Words for the Young" for November, and
Appleton's Journal for November 10.
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ENFORCEMENT OF REVENUE LAWS IN RELA.
TIoS TO DIsTILLERs.-Commlssioner Delano
yesterday addressed the following important
letter to Supervisor Fulton, Of the Maryland
and District of Columbia district:
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PurNAM's MAGAZINE is one Of twelve
American periodicals. whose editor has been
honored by an invitation from the directors
Of the suez Canal Company to be present at
the opening of the canal, in November.
The company has arranged to pay the
travelling expenses from Paris to and from
Suez Of all the guests Invited.
An article on the suez canal, by Mr..
Edwin De Leon, in the June number Of the
Magazine, may have exercised some innu-
ence In the including of Mr.. Putnam's name
IN the list Of guests.
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1eOFFIClAL.
CRY CoLLrcroR's OFFICE. !

CITY COLLHcToR's OfPICR,l
wEsr wIsa, CTR HALL,
wAsHISGroE, b. G.. October 81. 1873,
=, Notice I. hereby g. ven that TAXES FOR THE
Property In the city Of Washington, District Of Co
iginbia, will be payable on and after MONDAY,
be sllowed upon all payments made thereon prior
to the 2l4t Of November.
In addition to the regular hours allowed By law.
this once will be epea from the 10th TO tho 18th Of
the present month. from clock p m. to clock
.. m, to accommodate mechanics aud lAborinE
people, who have taxes TO pay.
On the LIST day Of February, 1870, the Collector
taxes are dus and unpaid on that date, will be al.
yertised for sale without distinction Of person
oe3l DOT CITY collector.
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GERMANS AND swEpEs are arriving at
New York daily and proceeding to the far
West and the valley of the Mississippi.
Irish omigrants are rarely found travelling
In colonies or numbers, as the Swedes, Ger
mans, Norwegians and English do, yet for
all this, there Is no part of tho Western
World you may stop at but what you will
encounter the rich Irish broguc. If they
don't emlgrate In battalions, they go singiy
and alone, but they do not emigrate in
squads and settle down as other natlonall-
tics do, and build up a locality OF almost a
separate race. They mix more with other
nationalities, and hence the Irish blood is
more thoroughly distributed through the
country than any other.
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From the above figures it will be seen that
the Republican or Alcorn party is uumcri-
cally strong enough to carry the State by
fully twenty-five thousand mai GRITTY, assum-
ing that full vote is pollsd-
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~rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT..

OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THR CURRRsCY,l
wAsHIEdrOs, Oct. %, 1850.
Noties Is hereby given TO the holders OF the cir
eulstirs Notes Of the 'flrst National Bank Of No.
yAda, " Austin, that such notes will be paid In
lawful money OF the United States upon presenta.
ton Of the same at the rTshssury. q shs Ipited
oe2l-Dt Acting Comptroller Of the Curreuey.
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Builders and Material.
s. P. WRISLEY,

(saeeessor to II. W, Hamilton 4 Co, Ne. AJPenI-
sylyahiA Ayenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE & MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ELS, BRAUKEr SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHS.
CRATES SUMNER PIECES,
Young Msn's chSi:t,an xssoci.sion
,,xru srnvvr n6piiding, .no,,n
The public are respectfully Invited TO call and
exam!ns my asssrtpent Of goods, which Is more
varied lhan any In his market oeS.H
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Boarding.

ID D A II ID q.
ID RUFUs SMITH,
Of Loudeun county, Va , having rented House No.
4s3 Tenth street, between D and b streets, has
fIRsT-CLAss BoARDINd-HoU BY THE DAY
OR MONTH, Rooms single or In suits. With or
without board. oel5 .tm'
l. at the AMBRlCAN HOUSE, corner Of Seventh
month. sep22. en-
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N AR aIE ID.

| CAMPRBLL-sAGE On the LIST instant. by the
Rev. A. Ploridus Steele. rector Of ST. MAry's Me-
| mortal chapel, EDwfs CAnpBBLL and AoSks Viz
atstA SAGE both OF this city.
CAMPBELL-REEvRs.- On the LIST instant. BY
the Rev. A. Ploridus Steele. rector OF St, Mays
Memorial chapel, CHAs. x. CAMPBELL and sAEAH
RRRyEs, both OF Washington,
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VALIDITY OF GENERAL FREMosr's Coz.
TRACTS As COMMANDER or THB DEPARTMENT
OF THE WEsr.-Thc case from the Court OF
Claims, on appeal Of Colonel Reside against
the United States for commissions alleged to
be due under an appointment Of General
Fremont as inspector Of horses In his depart.
ment, In pursuance Of which Reside pur
chased a great number OF horses, was yester.
day argued In the United States Supreme
Court. The commissions due at two-and-a.
half per cent, the sum stipulated, amounted
to something over $4,000. The Court OF
Claims held the appointment and contract
made by General Fremont to be unautho
ICED and void, but as a compensation fol
Resides services to the Government, which
were conceded to be valuable, Judgment fol-
$1,000 was given him. Tho appeal Of the
Government Is based upon the proposition,
that as the services of Reside were uuau.
thorized, he must go to Congress for his
compensation and redress, and that the
Judgment In his favor was erroneous. Rec.
side also appeals, insisting on his commits
slons In full, according to the contract. His
services continued only four months.
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k5S Warranted Pure, for Medicinal aud Fam.
ily use. o. per bottle. ARTHUR EATTANs.
s-S Use MRS. JOINS COUGH MIXTURE
Warranted to give relief or money refuod-d For
sale BY ARTHUR NATrANs, corner y eond and
b streets. ocA eotf
~ New Course OF Lectures. AS delivered at
the New York Museum Of anatomy, embracing the
spbieet.i How to Live and What to Live For;
Rhosih. MatS5ity and Old Age Manhood Generally
helieSsdi The Cause Of Indigeztioni Platulenes
and nervous Disease accounted for; MARRIAGE
Phil9sophieally Considered, Az. These lectures
dressing Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, BaIn-
more y West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
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WAsHINoToN, Nov. Q, 1soo.-Jay Cooke
Co furnish the following quotations OF Gov
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A @ A II u.
PHfssT C1kcRyTs PAVEMENT
10 any Of the Yards o. this eity-sidswslk, Curb
aud Outer, all complication one third less price
per Inca foot than the corporation price, and
guarantee all work for the term Of tan years. Pay
mrnt In three months inter- the work IL completed,
instead of being paid before this work d CON.
neneed THORNTON SMITH.
0flce, cbrner Ninth and u streets,
sCpl-u Christian Association Building,
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Lost and 0una.


II Is mAlielously reported that DR.. z. V. PURIFY,
Veterinary suTgoon.s no longer In the city and IL
net to be found. lisa mistake. He can be found
at all times IN his Office. No. $50 X, between
Twelfh and Thirteenth streets unless out profess
sional business, Thankful fer past patronhGe, he
hopes by effectiveness to business to merit liberal
share OF PUBLIC patronage In future. once aud
resldsnos No. $50 street. sci7.lm
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wDn; RICHAU's GOLDEN RENE

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~ DIES us. !hsss only and save time,
Of ss.e1e II nnY staSs Fhss they AZ Y eve
cures Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
sore Eyes, CataDeoa. Rrsptionss Copper eolOred
Is the greatest Ronovator, Alternative and Blood
Purifier known; removes all mercury from the
system. and leaves the blood pure and healthy
DR. RiCHAu's GOLDEN BALsAM, No, ..
cures hereuriAl Affections, Rhsumati, In all Its
ioIm1, and gives In mediate reIief In all cases
Price q eiiher NJ. Tor y per bottle. or two
DIX. RfuHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTB. rapid
AID radical cure for all Urinary derang ernents.
DR, R'CHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMouR,
arad!cal cure for Nervous or General Debility 10
old or young. lmpAIttng energy with wonderful
effect Phee :, per bottle, or Two tottlss for %.
TO any place. Prompt attention paid 10 all cor
respondents None seppipe without the name o.
RICHARDS. Sole Proprietor. " blown In glass Of
Address DIR, D. D. RICHARDS. No. aas vsricE
street, New York. oel-eodly
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eZSf. AT A m 4 K TING OF THE
bS Board Of Trustees Of St, yineent's Female
Orphan Asylum, held on the ls.h instant, among
other business was the following:
'RssOlped, That the president o. this bosrd
cause TO be Published In the daily papers the
the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylu m, with
The view % correct srronsou. Impressions concern
Ia furtheranee Of this resolution, have to state
thAtthe amount ofincome - about ". 100 the nun.
tl3.uo. Ons means Of Meeting the pressing de-
nelsney viii be the Orphan. fair,to open Novem-
weeks, Downright poverty 4, the only excuse
against the orphans appeal. P.E BOYLE
J. A. wALrER, President.
Secretary and TFea cD.eUl2w
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ore AT = 4 DU CTION
" In DIZZY GOODS.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESi
Having deferred the larger portion Of oar psr-
ehAses unni 'nis TeeF We re neH ree.ivihsa
And We are enabled 70 Offer 70 our customers and
The dealing public the largest, the best.ssleetsd
ever offered By US.
M. TAYLOR d CO.,
No ~ Centre Market spsos,
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Special Notices.

6y-RIsIHo SUN LODGE NJ. gLo.
EylHfNoe 81 30 o'eieck,- at Bars Hall. corner
q Ninth 80 2 street. Installation q omeers
members Of thIs Lodge and members Of the Order
generally Invited. 1t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

came to this place eight years ago, and
has been well known throughout the
community as one always useful, ac.
cording to her ability, and cheerful and
lovely in disposition. Nine years age
commenced that insldous disease that
slowl y and certainly brought her to
the grave. In the year 1868, on the
second day OF April, she was baptized
in the Christian faith, and on the Goth
day of the same month she was confirm
ed. Size was faithful and died in faith
For long time she has lived life of
gradual death, but her Christian faith
and hope made her life pure and beau
t,ful through suffering, and her earth
ly life closed as the flowers close them
selves in sleep with the departing day
as closes the day when storms retreat
and the subdued splendors of the SUM-
set say farewell. Sunday afternoon we
T erformed the burial service. and plac-
ing on the coffin the bright embleGis of
the resurrection and immortality we
said
Rlassed n ~ the dead who die i'm the Lord -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

1T is we'll known that the venerable
fossils who compose the corporation
board have been in great travail for
some time past. The public has been
a-tip-toe to obtain even the smallest
hint whcreon to hang conjectures as to
the cause Of their troubles. No light
was vouchsafed. But we now have
the pleasure cf announcing that the
board has at length brought forth, and
that the name of the " grand, gloomy
and peculiar infant is " By Laws and
Ordinances of the Corporate Town of
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana,
Published by Authority. Adopted
June 18th, 1869. BelaDgee & Nichols,
Plain and Fancy Book aud Job Print
ers, Plymouth Indiana" 1t is weak
ly locking child of II pages. Its twin
brother was born 10 Chicago, but is
not supposed to equal in beauty its
country relative. That being the case
we should Ike to see the Chicago ju-
venie. At the close of the pamphlet
is representation of an angels head
and wings. which is supposed to be
emblematical of the interesting mo-
ment when, the board having complet
ed its arduous labors, the presiding ge-
MUS and law-giver dcscends upon them
in a halo of glory and paternally pro-
nounces the benediction, Bless ye,
my children. :"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

THERE appears to be something of a
hitch as to the time of holding the cir
cult court. The legislature passed a
Law, last winter, under which the cir
cult court Of this county would meet
on the first Monday in August, instead
Of the second. as heretofore but as no
emergency clause enacted, the law can
not 90 into effect until it passes through
the regular routine, which we under
stand to be, that copies of the act are
sent to the county clerks throu ghout
the state who sevcrally ack edge the
receipt of the same to the secretary Of
state, who certifes the facts to the
governor, and the governor issues his
proclamation, whereupon the act be-
come law. This lengthy process has
not been completed, and there is no
probability: that it will be for some
DAYS to come This being the case.
court will, without doubt, commence
next Monday, under the oM law. 10
order to keep things level, however,
Judge Osborne instructed j. G. Cush
man, Esq, county clerk, to open and
adjourn court each day, which has
been done so grand and petit jurors,
witnesses, and all other interested par
ties, should be in attendance next
Monday, as " trouble will in all prob
ability commence a; that time.
Since putting the above in type We
have received the following note frcm
Mr.. Cushman:
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 4, 1869
Ed. DEMOCRAT-Dedr SIR: The
Marshall circuit court will be in ses-
sion on Monday next august 9th }.
at which time al! members of the
grand and petit jurics, and all persons
subpoenaed as witnesses 10 state causes
should be present. On Tuesday, Aug
10. persons subpoenaed as witnesses in
civil actions should be present at 9 a.
M, prompt. BY inserting the above
you will doubtless confer favor upon
many Of Your readers.
Yours, etc,
JOHN G. CUsHMAN, CPk
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JOHN c. CUsHMAN, CPk

CHURCH DELEGATION The ST
John German United Evangelical
Lutheran church will be dedicated on
Sunday. the 9Th day of August. The
committee respectfully announce to
the public, that the building will be
completed by the above date, and that
they adopt the following programme ::
At 10 O'Clock a. m, the Rev. c..
Hass, President of the Synod, from
Detroit, Michigan, and Mr.. y. G..
Babcock, the architect, will march
from the old meeting house to the new
church where Mr.. Babcock will de.
liver the keys of the church to the
President, who will unlock the same.
Rev. l.. Guntrum, Elder Of the Dis
trict, from Chicago, will solemnize
the dedication Of the church. Rev. G..
Hass will preach the sermon. Other
ministers will be in attendance. Rev.
NJ. Schlabhorm will preach in English
at 3 D. m. Rev, Z. Guntrum will
preach at : p. m, and will be
followed by other speakers in both
English and German.
Everybody is invited to attend.
BY order OF JOHN HoHAM.
Chmn. Building Com.
Rev. j. KAMNERER.
Minister.
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THE public are reminded that the
big eclipse, which has been so extern
sively advertised, will commence next
Saturday afternoon at about half past
four o'clock. No postpoEcment on ac-
count Of weather.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

A BIG OK, said to weigh 4,545 TBS,
was on exhibition three days of last
week, in this place. It was a noble
fellow, and all who missed seeing it,
mi. sed seeing one of the finest speci-
mems of stock in the country.
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The largest average crop of wheat
in this county, of which we have any
account this season, was raised by Mr..
Geo. W. Carlisle. on his farm, some
three or four miles south of this place.
On three acres of ground he raj ed al
most onc hundred and thirty bushels
of wheat Of the Egyptian variety-an
average of forty-two bushels, at least,
10 the acre. Who can beat it,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

SEE advertisement of Livery Sta
bic for Sale," in another column of 10.
days paper. Doc. is bound to 20 west,
and will sell his livery stock and fix
lures at bargain.
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PLYMOUTH is good Darket-huck-
leberries have been selling at from So
to 81, while in Chicago they were only
bringing 1,50 to sl,75. A differ.
ence
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

THE Nj. T.. Sociable meets next
Tuesday evening at the residence of
c. T. Mattinsly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-05

a FISH weighing ii pounds vas
caught with hook and line above
the dam, on Tuesday.