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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-02
CHARLESTON, Aug. 10, 1869.
IComments of the Daily News

Comments of the Daily Newsl
Ii is a notorious fact that the Radical
Republicans of South Carolina are led bv
men of doubtful character, whose integrity
In nearly every case is in the inverse ratio
of their smartness and party skill As
there are but handful of decent Rcpub-
hcans III the State, this was to be expected,
and the pickering of rival demagogues
would possess no public interest only that,
when rogues fall out, damning facts come
to light which would otherwise be cover
eel forever by the broad black mantle of
Radical party charity I'm this way public
attention has been directed to the worthy
duel between United States Senator Saw
yer and Congressman Bowen on one side.
and the Mackcy family on the other The
Mackeys denounced Sawyer and Bowen
as traitors Sawyer and Bowen denounced
the Mackeys as wholly unworthy of trust
Very little was said by either party of the
personal antecedents of their foes. and il
was matter for surprise that SAWYER.
Bowen and the Mackeys should have fore
gone 50 brave an opportunity of using
with effect the deadly spear of truth Elk
pedIency and "a desire to save the party
from the scOrn and contempt of even the
luckless colored people, who are its stay
and strength, caused the disputants for a
time to hold their hands But, apparent
ly, even Radical endurance has its limits.
and Alderman +. J. Mackey, in his
reply to Congressman Bowen, throws mod
esty to the dogs and proposes to show
from the record that C. c. Bowen is not n
credible witness upon question of fact"
The letter is, in truth, an arraignment of
Congressman Bowen upon charges as Sc
rIous as have ever been brought against =
public officer in this or any other country.
Congressman Bowen is branded by Alder
man Mackcy, the President of the Union
League OF this city, as thief, f0rger, and
murderer, and we print these charges that
the Republicans Of the North may read
and judge for themselves As member
OF the L nIted States House of Representa-
sivCs, Congressman Bowen Las voice i'm
making laws for Illinois, and Ohio. and
Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, as well
as Tor the States Of the South Ii is proper
that the whole country should know the
character OF the men Who control the dcs-
TIMES OF the nation, and il is proper that
every honest citizen, whether Republican
or Democrat, should know who and what
are the men who, while representing"
the South, hold the balance of power be-
tween the East and West.
The charges brought against CONGRESS
man Bowen by Aldcrmrn Mackey are as
follows:
1. That C. C. Bowen stole valuable set
OF faro shecks from "a gambler i'm this CITY.
which checks were sold by Bowen in New
York, where they were identified and ulti-
mately recovered by the owner.
q mat I. Z. Bowen was imprisoned
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-02

ONE of our neighbors has just called our
sstcntiOn to his peaches, which are being
aes'ioyed by hOney-bees. Just as soon as
the peachoa begin to mellow, the bees at
tack them, ana in such numbers as to al
most cover the fruit We counted twenty
bees upon one specimen and in some in
stances, the bees had burrOwed their en-
tire length into the fruit, and were either
so stupeficd with sucking the juice, or in
tent upon their work, that it was with con
siderable difficulty that we made them
leave the fruit. Whether the bees are the
first aggressorS or not, we are unable tC
say, but that they soon suck out the juice
after an opening is made is quite certain
Hearth and Home.
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raise cauliflowers year after year upon the
same ground The writer, and others we
might name i'm the city, have used hard
coal ashes in the raising of vegetables with
so evident and marked results in their
favor as to place their utility beyond a
doubt, so far as the crop is concerned,
whatever may be the process by which
they act, whether as fertilizer or other
wiSe.-W Worcester Pdllddiun
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THR BRsT AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF IRON-Phos-
phorus and Calsaya, known -Pnosphated
hlixr OF Calsaya Bark. The iron restores color to
the blood the phosphorus renews waste of the nerve
tissue and the caiisaya gives NATURAL healtiul tone
TO the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia
It's various forms, wsEeiulness. general debility de-
preston OF spirits; aso the best preventive agains
fever and ague One pint contains the virtues one
ounce OF calisaya, and one teaspoonful, a grain
iron and phosphorus. Manufactured only by CAswELL
HAzARD q Co.. successors to CGswell. Mack q Co.
New York. Sold by Druggists.
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RE MOVAI..

Messrs. Blymyer. Fearing Il Co., of Chicago man
uiacturers OF agricultural implements. cane ma
chinery and bells, have recently moved into their
new warehouse, corner Beach and Scbor streets on
poslte H. III. TaylOr's agricultural warehouse and
on the line of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Il Chicago
Railroad. This gives them a side track and dir,ct
communication with their extensive manufactures
one of which, Blymyer. Day Il Co. il located M
Mansfield, o.. and the other. Blymycr Norton X Co
Cincinnati, o. See advertise mcnt in this paper
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THE LUNGS Is THE GREAT LABORATORY
OF THE HUMAN SYsTEM.-When once DESTROYED
they can never bclmade sound again. We should
remove the first cause which tends To their de-
structiOn. When sores forming, it il indicated
by IA cough pains in the chest. difficulty of
breathing. Now ALIENS LUNG BALsAM will check
these symptoms at once if il il used in time and
prevent fatal Consumption.
For sale by all Druggists
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THE NURsERY.-The September num-
Der is capital one, and the wee folks will be more
than delighted with the many nice pictures and the
pretty little stories, poems etc This charming
child's magazine is published by JOHN l.. SHoREY,
Ii Washington street, Boston, Mass 81 80 per year,
with extra inducements to clubs Single number
10 cents. Specimen copies furnished grwis
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ESSENCE OF INK."-Beautifu Black
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Will not corrode steel pens. For sale by
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The members of the japanese colony
in Eldorado county, California, are in high
spirits over their prospective good fortune.
The mulberry trees which were three
years old when brought from Japan, are
growing rapidly, and the secd-nuts of the
tea plant are coming mp finely. Herr
Schnell, the leader of the colony, says
there is no doubt Of the adaptability of
the foot hill lands of California to the cul-
tlvatiOn of tea as compared with Janan.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-22

We the Druggists Of Kenosha. call the attention
Of our customers, to the letters published below OF
the wonderful efficacy of Dr. RoBAcK's stomach
Bitters. DR.. RoBAcK's Scandinavian Blood Purf-
er. and DR. RoBAcIls scandinavian Blood Pills
We have been selling these medicines long cnorgh
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State Of Wisconsin KenOSha Co. Court

! In the matter of the petition of John shot1if,
DIN reading and fling the petition of John Sba+re
~ WhereIn ne sets tolth amongst other ngs thai
John D. Nc ntyre late OF the oounty of snaS
salu state deceased, was at the time of his de 90 %
ound in contract by writing with Archibald vIn 1ns
parties of the first part, with James Faden oyt
Of the second part to convey him his heirs Pa S
sgns, the Following DIES rlbed ands sifuattl in tho
Town OF Salem, henosha county, Wis onSin 70 wiz.
Ven res Oh and south ofthe ten acres sold to VIM
e0welS' ana now owned by John Runyard and fifteen
sfs ana so9tn Of the Thomas BasSomb land and
S0rt range tWen east upon the payment of certain
sums OF money tn rein stipulated for; and which nett
ton states that the has been fully naid. and
nopl uiy soId 70 the sal petitioner said agreement
VINO Is entitled to conveyance fro m the a9mniItrn
GQTs OF the estate OF said John d. McInt re- ereased
OF MS ana their interest in said lands; and with noti'
t4 ss[s t2fFh the facts upon which the claim OF said
John shotE, T. petitioner, is predicated Therefore
upon motlon OF said Petitioner, by H. F. Schof h at
ana puTs aant to the provis of CHAPTER i0b
OF Ihe Revised Statutes of this state in surh case
aade la PROVIDED The Judge of court docs here.
by appoint the 10th day Of May 1862 at one o'Foc in
m Tor hearing said petitions Anditis farther
o1f[ea nnat notice OF the pendenfy thereof be given
70 persons ln1eresed y pubticationnf this order
III ghe henosha telegraph week newspaper printed
ana published in the said city of Kenosha for six snc
cesslVe weeks before such hearing ~ 70 lTFT WV
Date9 March 50, 1869.
= BY The Court, 49, JAMES = -PETTIT
6W44 County Judge in and for Kenosha county.
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The BEST WAY

MO obtain heavy yard-wide Cotton sbeetino. g
MI to send us club OF 80 names at 10 cer'ts eacb
Tor our dollar goods and get twenty one yS ards
for club of 60. sxty yards for ~ a 4Hn
or iO5 yards # the agent sends for the Whoe 1s5
artcIes out of thecuh Same commission bald 1i in
other goods, s2 THF. OLDEST. LABGEsTP "I NH ~
m0sT RELIabLE DOLL X SALE HOUSE IN R RND
TON Male and frmale agents wanted { Send cinhS
and money in registered letters and we enSrontos
once ioI Circular and Exchange list of doIl at
goods, before sending elsewhere. EASTM AN e.
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male and female, 10 introduce the GENUI I'M.
PROVED COMMON SENSE FA LILY EWING
MACHING This machine will stitch. hem, fell.
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Elastic Lock stitch . Every second stitch can be
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y =. DCAN, Dealer il Dry goods,
Cloths, Ready Made Clothing. Gents0 Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps &C sc. Let il be remem
bered that we keep nothing but frstcIass goods,
and further will not be undersold in this or any
other western city. No. 81 Kimballls Block. Main
ST. Kenosha Wis. ''-1-
Ken K1efnoshap Sept 18th 1861. ri myot 10 1y15
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BUY Me AND I'LL DO You GooD.-Dr.
IStatiord's Stomach and Liver Invigorato or with
his his Blood and Liver Pills, is a sure remedy
lor.chronic liver complaint in an it's forms:
lumors OF the blood and skin; scrotnla, dis
headache, and bilious diseases, general. debil,
ity &C.; all OF which arises from a disofdered
stomach and liver They cleanse the system,
regulate the bowels, purify the blood sjreng,
then the body, and prepare it toreaist disease
weather and f Robinson. in 1Kenosha, and
by dealers in medicines everywhere. 6m33
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900 A. DAY to agents selling .SILYEEs' Patent
blu ELASTIC BRooMs Ho ace Greetey says: Il
predict its success CLEGG & CO., IS Cortlandt
st , N. Y.
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Z GENT wa STED FOR GOLDEN

LOCK ~AvBN, PA
.NEssRs. LIPPINCoTT 81 FAREWELL Pittsburgh. Pa.
Gents: We have been using your make of gang
saws in our Mill and find them in point ofqHality,
superior 10 any we have ever used Yours. &c,
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$4,000 ALARy. Address U. S. PIANO Co. N. Y

ASK your Doctor or Druggist fOI
syY T. set GUM Eft equals (bitter) Quinine
Is made only BIZ F. STE rms, Chemist Detr,it.
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ITEz -LTG 1IEEE.Es CT a. &. IL: Ky u

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JAMESTOWN. N. Y.

srs7ss ~ tl.g7l-.ys-- @zegs sop JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
= LpPINcoTsr & FAREWELL We nave no trouble
with your saws: they don't need to be lined M
with paper: We put them On the Mqndrel and they
go right along. Temper perfectly uniform and
quality urpassed.
Respectfully. sfr..r CHAS. ]. FOX,
E.tEKoaN CSAF'T' 21 EsAEG 81 WE'LL
Manufacture Of circular. muay mill gang and
cross-cur saws, chopping axes, all shapes, Col
burns Patent IKE. shoyels spades, and Mics Pat
ent Covered SCOOP g
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State OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County,. Is :

Probate office Kenosha Cennty. Fpri18A. .. 1859.
En the matter OF the Froof ard Probate .of the
u last viii and Testament of Jacob kf1 q deceased
whereas, an nttrmrentin writing purtortlng to
be the last i'll and Testament OF jacob King de-
ceased, late oftheg County 7of Kenosha has been
fled in his office; and whereas application has
ceased, PRAYING thattbe same be proven and ad.
mitted TO Probate according to the laws of this
State Therefore, it is ordered that said applica-
city of Kenosla in said County, on the tenth day
of May A. D 1919, at one O'Clock iii the afternoon
OF that day. a4-3 sjItog
And it is farther ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said Wilt of the
lime and place OF said hearing. by publication in
the Kenosha Telegraph Weekly newspaper print
ed in said City for three successive weeks, once
each week. prior to the time Of such hearing
BY theCourt JAMES j. PETIT "a
8w46 County Judgein ana for Keppsha County. "a
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The New York herald., 1869-11-12
The G7sAT DAM)HD R05BEaY.

on the 3lst Of october the residence Of Mr.. D. Fl.
McAlpin, No. West Twenty-nintn street, was en-
tered by burglars ana robbed Of between $4,000
and $4,000 worth OF diamond jewery. The partlc-
ulnrs Of the robbery appeared exclusively in
the HERALD. The victim advertised q large
reward TO wnet the teeth OF the detectives No moro
was heard OF the case until last night when 1t was
asceriained that some days ago Inspector Dtlks
ordered detective Pike. OF the Seventh precinct to
proceed TO Boston for special duty At nine O'Clock
last night IL was reported In police circles nt
the central once that the burglar had been
arrested, and locked up at the Seventh precinct
station house. Inquiries made at tnat station house
OF Sergeant Coral resulted IN the discovery that
oillcer Pike proceeded to Boston by order OF
MIR Dlks IN search OF tue thief. On arriving
there he learned that the supposed thief
was an escaped convict from the Massachu-
setts State fenitentiary, Who on his arrival
IN Boston, recognized by officers OF that city.
and returned to the Penlten,iary. This Is Sergeant
Crowe's statement; but private Information, OBJ
tanned from what Is believed TO be reliable polico
OF Information, lead TO the belief that the
party who robbed Mr.. McAlpin Is now locked up in
olc OF the numerous police basiilcs OF the CITY,
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Supreme Court.
TIE FREIGHT As HTS MEETING.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Ii, 1869.
The General Freight Agents. Association assem-
bed at ten O'Clock A. NJ The report OF O committee
Of five submitted yesterday, suggesting for the con-
sideration of the Trunk lines radical changes in The
"west boundn classification, was adopted.
The following raj rates TO New York, TO take
effect November Is, 1869, were adopted From Cn-
per tons third class soc. per ton fourth class, 60c.
per ton; -FOUR 81 20; cotton compressed, 95c. From
Indianapolis, first class freight 81 90 per ton; second
class $J 70: third class, $685. fourth class, 62I5c.;
-four 81 rs. From Louisville, nrst class, 81 IS;
second class 81 25; third class, 95c. fourth class,
7Oc nour, 81 40: cotton compressed. 81. From
Evansville first class, ST. 60 per ton second class,
81 so third class, 81 o5; fourth class, s5c. hour,
st. Louis first class 81 so; second class, 81 45 third
class, 81; fourth class, Soc; -four 81 90; cotton
compressed. 81 %. From Chicago first class, 81 y0
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN. Nov. ll--4:ao
=. M-C0nsos closed at 9S7s for both money and the
account American securities closed 1rm; United
states fvetwenties, 1862 SSH ls65 old, S2; 1867,
81: tenforttcs 7s. Erie Railway shares, 204; Illinois
Centrais, gsA; Atlantic and Great western, 255s.
The shipments OF cotton from Bombay to the 2eth 0f
October since the last report have been 1000 bales
PARIS BouRsr.-pARis, Nov. l1-S:30 L. M.-The
Bonrsc Is now drm; rentes, III. &C.
FRANKFORT BOuRSE.-fRANkfoRr, Now. H.
American bonds closed iirn.
LiyEHPooL PROVISIONS MARKET--ldvFRPooL,
Nov. LIP. M.-Iard Ia firm at Ills. per cwt. Bacon,
o.s. ca. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
LrvKRrooL PRODUCE MARKET. .-LIvEEPoOL, Nov.
u.-s:3o 4. M.-Tnc produce market Is quiet.
LONDON MARkEr-LoSDON, Nov. 1l--Evening.--
Lnseed oil, e2s LIS. per ton. Turpentne, 2ss. 9d.
per cwr. Talow, 4Gs. Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL. CorToS MAgKET.-ILvERpo0i.. Nov.
1i-i:30 T.. M.-rnc cotton market closed du.
Mlidling uplands, 1ilsd. middling orleans, IL Id.
The sales oi the day have been 900 bales OF which
1900 were taken for export and speculation.
HAyRs COrr0S MARkEf-lIAvaE, Nov. u.--Coi~
ton closed dat
LIVERPOOL EREADsTurEe MsHxEr.--LIvERpool.
Nov. 1i.-Corn, 29s. sd. per quarter for European.
PETROLEUM MAkkEs.-BREhfsH, Nov u.--Pey ,
cu,n closed quiet last night OF thalcrs is greatb
ANTwEHr, Nov. 1l.-Ietrolenm closed lrI =
tlslf. for standard white American.
HAMntRU, Nov. il.-pelroeum closed u m IN.
night.