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N. H. MILLER, the pioneer halter of
Memphis is now located with the house
OF Francisco & Wiggin, 307 Main street,
under Peabody Hotel, where he viii be
pleased to wait upon all his friends.
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DLAETATI0N.-Fc- the ensuing year, my
+ Undivided Half Cfthe Farmer Place, sit-
Usral IN tTIIrEud=u county. Arkansas, near
El-res Landing. forty miles below Mem
pEis. AID tLrea miles from the river. The
whole place contains one p and MY
acres cleared land. gin and Clubhouse. dwell
ling and ont Ou~es- The richness OF b soil
"a UnslrPss-=d-vM easily yield q bale OF
cotton 20 rHe acre. For terms. apply 10 z H.
We'd - second street orErank Moor, Bled-
soes Landing, Arkansas
mn T0uN D RTCE
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THERE is no doubt Herzog & Bro. carry
now the largest stock of plaid dress goods
in the city; and, as far as patterns con-
Germs, no further proofs required than to
see the goods.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

READ the reduction advertisement of B
LoWenstein d Bros.
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BLANKETsi Blanketsi
HERZOG q BRO.

READ the reduction advertisement of
b. Lowenstein 81 Bros.
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TREMENDOUS reductions at our house.
HERZOG & BRO.
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WHITES STATION, December 1.-The
Democracy of the Sixteenth District, for
the purpose of sending delegates 10 the
County Convention or the 4Jh inst, met
and organized this evening by making r.
D. Goodwin Chairman and r. NJ. Mason
Secretary, when John NJ. Brooks, DR.. n.
c. Perkins, and X. NJ. Mason were, by
ballot, elected delegates. And said dele
gates were instructed by the meeting to
ask the Convention to place the appor-
tiOnment of delegates from the country
districts upon the same basis that dele
gates from the city wards now stand. A
motion was put and carried, requesting
said delegates to use every effort to have
one of the candidates for the Censtitu-
tiOnal Convention from the country, and
recommending Capt. 4. B. Haynes as our
first choice. No other business, the meet
ing adjourned.
COLLIERVTLLE.
At a called meeting Of the citizens of
C~olliervilIe, held Wednesday, December
LIST, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the Convention to be held at
Memphis to select candidates for the
State Convention for the revision of the
constitution, and at which meeting VIM.
NJ. Perkins presided, the following gen.
tlemen were appointed: II. Irby and J..
G. Moore. VIM. LOwary and Thomas c.
Blakely, Esq, were appointed aIternates.
LAKE FISH, just received at Ice Depot,
5413 Jefferson street.
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GUSs-Breech-loaders for sale. by
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,
Corner Monroe ard Front streets.
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ULIo

SELECT OYSTERS, rs cents per can, at
Ice Depot 54H jefferson.
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.CI0dy AAoAA-hBs
TENTH WARD.

Col. John Dawson was Chairman, and
Thos. Curley Secretary. NJ. A. Fender
CAST and John Norton were elected dele
gates. Alternates, Messrs. Donovan and
and Parker
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THE ARABIAN REVOLUTION.

FINE English Table and Pocket Cutlery
at the Revolution Dollar Store.
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Paralysis, and diseases of Liver. Spleen
and Kidneys, cured by DR.. MOrtimore, at
Central Hotel.
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HANDSOME ~siIverplated fve-bottle cas-
tors complete for only one dollar, at the
Revolution Dollar Store.
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"EvERY a brings something new,u
and the latest and best thing out is the
celebrated Home Washer. 1t is creating
quite a sensation in household circles.
Call n see for yourselves his wonder
of modern progress, at 276 Second street.
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GREAT bargains this week at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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NOTIONS, ETC, AT AUCTION !

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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CLOTHES Wringers, Wholesale and re-
tail, ZIG Second street.
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a HALF SEcTI0M nE IAHl

a HALF SECTlOM OF LAND,
WITH one-half in a good state Of c~uIfiva-
w ton, beinEin corn and cotton this year,
the balance well tiTn5ered, comfortable inn
prOvements. with Gin Press, Orchard. etc.
lying dve miles east n. and T. Railroad and
two miles of Looxahoma. DeSoto county,
Miss. Price SIS pea acre.
0eNW GaoS, ]. DOWNS,
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BARGAEsi Bargains,! Bargains!!!
Great bargains in dry goods at B. LOwen-
stein & Bros this week.
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For the latest, richest, rarest, sensations
al, German, French, agricultural, witty
and sporting papers, call on Joe Locke,
236H Main street.
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SWEEPING reduction at B. Lowenstein
Il Bros.
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~ITCATCN-By a widow lady as house
- keeper; one who is willing TO work-the
country preferred. salary no object, a. a per-
ms~eut home is mostly desired References
z ven and required; address Widow, Appeal
Office. de-
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FURsl FURs!! at New York prices, at B.
+. Rosenstiel 81 Co.'s, 3I6K Main street.
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Go TO Locke's, 2aeH Main street, for the
latest news.
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Notice.

General Ticket once Of the N. a RI
MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. IS. ls69.
O II. SHOCK Is our only authorized agent
.. to redeem our Emigraut tickets bound
outh. and none others need present tekets
at sRls once d a. A IR ,atsS
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HE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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OTT
NO. 9 UNION STREET,
St0neWaIl Block, : Memphis, Tenn.

VITE are now receiving complete and care
w fully selected stock Of GROCERIES
Our goods were shipped at very low rates of
freight, and we offer them TO the trade at low
prices. Call and examine.
RE- Special attention given to the sale of
Cotton. and -cOnsighmentS solicited. SEQ d&W
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Regular Wednesday Packet, for ViGksburg,
katehez and New Orleans.
Magnificent LOw-Pressure Steamer
lGreat RepubliCR
W. ID. Donaldson
Will leave as above, "WEDNESDAY, Deem
Der LIST, at 8 O'Clock pm, and every alternate
Wednesday thereafter.
For ali reliable information, apply at the
General Passenger Department, No. ! Prone
made. foot of Jefferson street. Passengers
procuring tickets at this office secure State
Rooms. S. II. HOOK.
nnN HinEnt A arnnt
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United States court---Iudne Triaa.


The case of Martin VS.. Bridges ct al, is
still on trial. twill be concluded to-day.
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THE prettiest calicoes of this year are
opened at HERZOG & BRO.
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POLITICAL.
Further Returns from Ward and District
Meetings.
The Fifteenth District Against Negro
Suffrage.

We have received the following returns
from the meetings held on Wednesday
night, in addition to those published by
us yesterday morning:
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ITUA-ION-As b~o0k-keeper, entry or
y shipping e.erk. by a young man (IsraeIitee
Can give good re renee A G., Appeal. del
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v9 TIE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents a
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EEPRFSS WAGONS-Everybody TO know
Z that FRANK WAIT has city express waE-
ems 10 hire, Al 30 Second street. ONCE open
far md uLElt. nose
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EAE1T-Tle Lewis Herring Place. p miles
i east or Memphis. OF the Memphis and
Ohio Le1a. contains over 800 acres open
land, fc q high state OF cultivation. together
vito good dwelling and G~ut-houSes, gin aud
E-uhCuz=. plenty OF good water; place under
good repair. VIII be rented Tor the year $50,
az public auction, on the premises. on the Ist
OF December next. A ". HERRING.
o Shelby Depot, N. & U. r. 3.
Refers % Glsson, Herring & Co, Is Front
street. Memphis. uOlS
E5IDENCE-Sics residence on Vance
II street. opposite st. agnes Academy with
I've or six rooms; fOrmeriv owned by James
Elc=. Call On Coalman Boyd OF A N. Boyd.
uOLt
D OCNS-Ta Commercial Block-suftable
II 81 her Tor Offices OF nice bedrooms. at
reasonable rates. Apply 10
Jos J. ANDREWS.
90 Front Row. upstairs.
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Dry goods reduced this week at B. Low
enstein q Bros.
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
White river .,.-...-.SAroNA--..........-...5 pm
Friar's POint...~..-..DEs ARC-...----5 pm
New Orleans.---...GRAND ERA--...5 pm
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REDUCTION! Reduction!i Reduction!i!
At b. Lowenstein IL Bros this week.
A CURE IN FIVE MINUTEs.-Col. r.
Stephens, late of Washington city, but
nov Of Memphis, says he has been for a
long time affected with lumbago and an
affection of the kidneys. He had been
treated by the most celebrated physicians
in Canada, and used many remedies, but
only obtained partial relief. He had be-
come greatly concerned, and had almost
despaired of a remedy, until he procured
the Magic Arnica Liniment, and one bot
tie, rubbed on as per directions, cured him
sound and well.
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TTCATION.-By young man from Texas,
- who writes a good hand, and has had six
wealE experience As E public clerk; is a good
accountant. and can furnish best OF references
- o. moral character.
ADDRESS. T.C.S.
nos Appeal Office.
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GUNS AMI RIFLEs-Eight more cases
received. ORGILL BROS. & co.
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T ABORERs-A CHANCE FOR PLAETERs-A
- European farmer desires 20 uppiy and
sur. riufeud . 20 50 European labOrers, on
partnershfp OF crop, With some planter who
owns land, horses, teams ana capital, 10 cu!-
rivate cotton aud general crop. Apply lmme-
dfp--Iv- 10 DONOHO. JOY & co.
- Cor Main ana Madison SIS.
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WANTED.

-sssass ezad-r this head tcU De inserted at Ta
aeaz per line, each Insertion.
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1 0. 0. F. DIRECTORY.

c.voso RNcANrNESr, So.3LQ O. F.-meets
On re LIST and ID Thur day nights Of each
month. atzz o'clock A FlDayls,C P.; DC.
Trafer H r: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
RF-~pErs IoDGE.N No. 6-meets every Tuesday
night. a. - o'clock w Naynesburg- \.
G-I CemDbRH. ". G.; IhCs. Mofet, Sec'y.
Gsr~EasEW LoDGE. No. meets every Mon
dsy nient al 70 O'Clock. JE Russell, \. O..
Iexandeg HUM J. &c. Waiter, Record
SsGetaTs
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GUNS. RIFLES and Pistols in great va
riety, and at very low figures.
ORGILL BROS. & co.
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LAKE FISH, just received at Ice Depot,
54J3 Jefferson street.
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CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 54h JET
ferson.
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UO0KA coIored cook at No. E3 Main St
Good wages paif. uO9
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cT~UATI1S-By 8 Young man who under
= stands the grocery business. Address W.
2. K. Appel Office. nos
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FOR REHT.

Ndsics. saas- his head trU Be inssrted a Ten
csFts per ire. each Insertion.
"l-SES-A house In good condition. six
AE rooms. pantry. kttcneD and servants
rooms, tEo houses OF o rooms each; also,
my residence. Rent moderate 10 good ten
ants. Apply, On premises, 10
GEORGE p. ZIEGLER.
des Bin street. reEr corner Of Alabama St
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Copper-Distilled Whisky.
Rectifed Whisky,
Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re-
specially request a or your pa
tronage, and promise, by strict attention 20
business, with the interest OF our patrons
ever before us, to merit II.
nor d4w HILL, FONTAINE & co.
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Regular Memphis and White River Unite
Sintas Nail TnnshaM Packai
FOR NEW

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet.
GRAND -.Kouns, master
This elegant passenger steamer it.
will leave as above ~
HIS DAY, Sd inst, at ) pm.
LEVY K ROBBINS, Agents,
de3 IL jefferson street,
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WANTED.-A partner, with a cash capt.
tai from $1,000 to 5000, in a well established
and well paying business-stapIe articles.
Address E. B., APPEAL Office.
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y address J. N {. N, Appeal once. no2l
. ITTATTCE.-A permanent situation by an
= OF 10 years experience Ref
sTencee exchanged Can on, or address,
DANIEL T. LAPLSH, No 27 Main 81,
uo8 Memphis, Tenn.
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RIVER NEWS.

SUBSCRIBE for the daily APPEAL.
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RooRs AND RoARp.

, sAs~ UadE As head uiu Be inserted a. Ten
las pa Ans. each f~aSoTfi0H.
Do ia small family can be accommo
- q led " IN comfortable rooms and good
ooa- EeEIeut ~ D~usiness. Address, with
reference s. appeal ONCE. nos
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
WHITE RIVER LINE

nor the present, and until further notice,
II all the boats OF his line in WHITE
RIVER are Withdrawn, except the elegant
side-wheei steamer,
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ARRIVALS.
DIVERS. wEsTHER Aap BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, December 2.
The river rose y inch in the previous
"a hours. 1t stood Is feet 10 inches below
the high water mark of 1867.
CUT @ GnnnUTTNT
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TEN cakes Colgate's celebrated italian
soap for one dollar, at the Revolution
Dollar Store.
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j. HARVEY MATHEs,~ Secretary.
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No-cea uuEr Its had ri b inserted az Z
-E PEI a.e. eoch tngsrti01.
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READ B. Lowenstein d Bros advertise
ment to-day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
lie In the Auditors office:

Mr.. VAN VALKENBURGH writes to
US from Chicago, that the notice in last
weeks DEMOCRAT of the death of D.
Covington On the railroad. does injus.
ticeto worthy man and good con-
ductor. MIR. Geo. Depler. Mr.. d. states
that his train was within q mile of this
station. before he knew that the man
was missing and that nothing would
have been gained By stopping 500 ner
This statement is confirmed by the fact
that the man was killed seven miles
west of this place, that the man who
had the deceased in charge did not
miss him until the train passed Grover
town 90 miles west) some distance,
and not until all the coaches and water
closets had been carefully searched was
Mr.. Depler informed of his absence.
We are happy to make the amende
honorable.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

A LITTLE boy of Mr.. Harring-
ton, who lives on LaPorte street, near
the Pittsburgh depot, came near meet
ing with death, BY poison, on Friday
last The little boy. while playing in
the yard. .Ouud piece of buttered
bread, which he eat, and shortly after
grew violently sick, showing symptoms
OF having been poisoned. Prompt at
tention and care prevented what might
otherwise have proved fatal consequen-
Oes. The bread was probably spread
with poison and thrown into tie yard
by the nsiscreaot or miscreauts who
have of late, been so iudustriously en-.
gagged in poisoning dogs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

superior to any city in the United
States or Caradas. IF the Union d
Herald, or even the newly-Aedged dr..
gas, is to be believed, LaPorte has moi
yet attained perfection, nor is she
so happy aud prosperous as to arouse
the jealousy of neighboring towns
From the papers referred to We com.
pile the following:
Almost any afternoon about 1898
men and women. girls and boys, may
be seen squatted on the margin of our
big and little lakes--fact."
A correspondent says that LaPorte
sidewalks are "a nuisance that should
be abated," disreputable to the most
slovenly town." miserable, ricketty,
dangerous y.
LaPorte mechanics are seeking en-
ployment at South Bend.
The city marshal refuses to enfor ce
the dog ordinance.
A runner for some wholesale house
gets on regular "be nder," insults ev-
cry lady he meets on the street, and is
let off with the gentle hint that if he
does so again he will be attended to!
IF such items as the above are
included in the makeup of frst-class
town, our opinions are sadly cut of
joint. The truth is, our Argus friend
is trifle lofty in his style of writing.
The most Insignificant item is dished
up with a rhetorical flourish of trum-
pets and drums worthy of the immortal
/" J. N" Whenever he condescends to
write,
"a sudden luminosity
Perv ade,h all immens ity,
And dazzling nebuiosity
In hundred-fold intensity"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
AN old gentleman occupying

AN old gentleman occupying re.
cumbent position on the sidewalk ia
front Of the Episcopal church, the 9th.
er evening, was asked if he IL. ! fit
+" Fit" replied he. "No! I'm drunk u
Our informant moved off, gently muir
muripg. for the benefit of the tired one,
Mother, dear mother o! give me some squis;
have grown weary of duns and of bills;
Weary of working ten hours day,
Weary of working for very small pay,
Weary OF trying to see my way clear,
Tired of cocktails and tired OF beer,
Tired OF drinking and tired of life's ills
Give me some squills, mother. give me some
squills."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

On account of press Of other mat
Ter We are compelled to decline, though
much against our wish, an affe citing
communication entitled, REFLEc.
rIoSs ON A DEAD PURP." While we
sympathize with our friend in his trials
We offer him consolation in the thought
that it is better to have had purp and
lost it. than never to have had purr
at all.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

Mr.. J. B. STOLb, of the LaPorte
argus, dropped in CO us few moments
last week. Mr.. Stoll reports every
thing as being in ship-shape at LaPorts,
and eni ertains strong hopes of SCUM
putting his county on the right side of
the political balance. Mr.. s. is an af.
fable gentleman, a good worker and a
spirited writer. Call again.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

The celebration of the Fourth of
July is getting to be an old story. Peo-
pie care far more for the fourth of
.darch, with its visions of fat Offices in
the dim distance. Shall not the SER
vices Of some of our spread eagle, soar
alofs individuals be secured to crate !"
for Us on the Fourth?
Let's celebrate
"sound the fuzzy gurzyi
Beat the tom joni
Let the hew-gag ring
or words to that effect.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
NJ AR RED.
"A sudden luminosity
Pervade,h all immens ity,
And dazzling nebuiosity
In hundred-fOld Intensity"


OK June I'd by John G. Osborn at his office
Mr.. JAMES MONTGOMERY and Miss ELIZABETH
SEILOR.
On June 18th. By the same at HE Office, Mr.. ABI-
JAZZ BorrENFELr and Miss NANCY NICHOLSON.
No wine. No cake. No cards. No
fee. No nothing.
On June 10Th by Rev. A. Fuller at the residence of
the brides father. Mr. ISAAC Y. SHERWOOD and
MISS SARAH A. WRIGHT.
Blessed are they who remember the
printer. Their days shall be long i'll
the land, and their progeny shall rise
up early in the morning and do all the
chores. The cake accompanying the
above notice was dissected and pro-
nounced "good."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

The LaPorte Argus, of last week
contains delicious morsel evidently
prepared for the especial deglution Of
the young gentleman who occasional "
g did the locals for THE DEMOCRAT,
10 the absence of the ostensi BILE. We
do not wish to mix in a quarrel already
begun, but cannot resist the temptation
to compliment the Local of the Argus
on bis eminent abilities as q elbow,
hard" In the article referred to La,
Porte is supposed 70 be equal, ifnot
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

For three OF four years past it has
been a WEAKNESS of the flesh and vex.
alton of spirit to attend our county
fairs. Either it has been a bad time
for fairs, or the fairs, in themselves,
have been "stalo. fat and unprofita-
ble," to an unbearable degree. With
all due respect to the venerable gen.
tlemen who compose the Agricultural
Society, We suggest to that honorable
body to arise, shake off the accumula
ted dust of untold ages from its classic
brow, and act to some purpose, or hang
it's hap on the willows.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

The letters appearing in THE DEM
ocRAr from our Young friend aud
former fellow-townsman, Orlando NJ.
Packard, are worthy careful perusal.
They treat of the overland trip in de-
tail, and are written IN 4 style that
would do credit to more experienced
head.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

WHY do not our Masonic friends
make some arrangements to celebrate
St. Johns Day? Lodges in neighbor-
ing villages are making arrangements
fer a good time on that day, and We
sec no good reason why zoe are put off
so long.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

A COUPLE of weeks ago Messrs. D.
.. Qulvey and G.. f. Benson started
from this place on a tour for their
health. They are at Lake City, Min
nesota, where Mr.. Benson has improv.
ed his opportunities to indulge in a
chill or two. Messrs. D. Z. VanValk-
enburgh and N. b. AlIeman left on
Monday last to join them. The party
intend being absent about two months
Mr.. A. proposes to combine business
with pleasure-the business to come in
when the expedition requires the SER
vices of an undertaken.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

The saw-mill and works connected
Herewith, belonging to Huff Bros, at
Argos, was destroyed by FIRE last week.
Estimated loss, So, 600
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
success.

THE streets are being ploved, SHOW
cled, punched. dug, ditched and round
ed at a wonderful rate 1t is to be
hoped that when the rains come aud
beat upon them they will BIO able to
stand the pressure.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17

We notice that o. II. ' Bailey 4
Son have succeeded tie firm Of n. D.
Lovely 4 Co, in the band-box and
broom-handle business.