Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 4, Plymouth, Marshall County, 25 August 1864 — Page 3

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warn? the people not to heed tlio advice

.riven by tho committee, not to organize themselves to protect their rights, telk f !ir-iii tint such organization is illegal and v. v will lend to trouHl, say i that it democrats orL"inizj the ab litio.Jsts willal.su organize and arm themselves und then a edIi.-ion iniit ensuo. &r. ,e. Now vre venture to s-iy that t !v. 3Irtoii knov.'s as well n.s we ! tli.it abolitionist? .ire already organize! m:i1 arme I innarly every township in the State, that they Lwl.l weekly meetings in private for the purpose of consultation, instruction and military drill, that regiments of troop.s from other states have been imported and arc now stationed in this State anl that there is a vast eflort uir made by bis party friends to control the result of the approaching elections by fraud, an. I if necessary by loreo. Yet in view of all tMs he clly informs us that we rn'i-t ii' it take any efficient measures to S'-'uea fair and free election, and adds jnsult to injury by saying that he has heretofore so frr a was in his power prot .-cted t ho people in the exercise of the elective franchise, and that there ij no reason to fear any interference with that right hereafter, lie knows a well a anybu'ly th:it there li.i- n t beeu a fair or free election at Indianapolis for two years past, that dem er.its have been driven from the polls and mobbed at every election held there during tlr.it time, that democrats have been a r re.-ted without cau.-c. imprisoned and finally set at liberty without ever being made acquainted with the charges made against them, that democratic iil-w.-;-

so bad that the people refuse voluntarily to sanction it; or else the people themselves have become so lo.t to all sense of

their own interests, to their duty as patri-l

ots, and to the cause of constitutional liberty, that they fail to perceive what is necessary to preserve their liberties, promote their interests or perpetuate their governmental institution?. In either ease we can see no good reason why they should

be compelled by their M umts to render j

j an unwilling service. In a monarchy

where the sovereign is the source uf power, it ma well be different. There the people are subject by law, and according to the theory of the government, to the will of the llulcr, and he, not they, is responsible for the welfare of the people and the perpetuity of the government, but in a representative Kepublican government like ours, the people constitute the source uf power, ami they, not their servants who for the time being are rulers, are responsible lor their welfare and the perpetuity of their political institutions. Hence wc .ay that forced military service is contrary to the genius of our government, and destructive of the very principles upon which it rests. We defy any man to show by the process of sound reasoning that drafts or conscriptions are, or can be, beneficial to us as a people. We are free to say that we are opposed to the whole system of forced military service, and especially to the existing conscription law, and to any and all drafts made under or by virtue of it. The law

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as heedlessly and uselessly as formerly? These are jiotions which just now come home to people. Chirton, Touts.

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prisoners as in.ni octree memoes. 11 . ; noim.i issueu uiwr ini .n Hian oe i.A.-..ir 1 ; v,rablv for a .-.r.;l of years. I luve u;d thei- i

JI. Dodd is Grand Commander of the !"' I FR-M TAXATION by or mulcr any stite orjin my own family, and have been so j.le: setl with ' der of the Sons of Libert v in Indiana. : municipal ahoritw Subscript iojis to thc;' ' ,,'l'ir :ri'cts l,,:lt 1 W:IS ''Itu-ed t roe..i;inui!: j . " . a, i . , ." i . , ... , 4 , ! fliein to m iMv others, and know tw.it thevhave' From the Cuiea- Times, August 24. ; rc received in I m testates netor r.ote (pi ryVM ... :i Vri,iVinr, v u.nRvUl In4I)lier VtA, j There was an engagment on Sunday. ! ofÄ:lt,oa!l1 ,Iil,,1c!' TI"'J' :ire 10 V'1' Il,DKKM- veas l:mtra in thrrs publicly proehniriin:- this i

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.Novcr min.t. Uld Abe vnints lm.re lai- ted on tne Shcnaiuloah. about three utiles !'.,. . . . ..,..,! V "."TI"V !,"'u''c Vn"V" 'h,il- J.ASJDLl.

man sheaves to inn tbroiirl, bcihrnsh n.M.r C ll...r... l',;.U; - ; ' . ui-pu.-c u- ..i ;r or rcconiieii

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man

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'Iin' machine. 1 lie widow maker t red on Mond.-iv. md 1 nesd.iv m 1-nle. ' 1 !...;..;.,,.,..;..- .... i . r..... t ..... i.. .., i fiv.ii f 9..

t , 1 , c 1 .1 r rl v . non.ld are recorded on the books of the I'. S. ! - V V Jli ,xU"" ' ,1" I bound to teed the Ireemen (d the nation ; made demonstration uimui the Potomac' , . . . ' ,!l lt,",Ilt reasons why a man m-r y not testify to , n innii

e mangier just fast em usrli to keep it i ford at Williamsport and Sheperdstown; ! 1 r ,rr , ' C l"rr''1 M "J Uw i Ik-... f.b he brieves hi mM to hue received - w ..1 1 ... . I.

till nis r.ets are cnriche.I n-oni the ! l.iit of I.-itest ;m vi.-es he bn.l not .flwt...l - i ' .-..- t-.. - ..... ... . - . ...... ... ........ v a onern l!I(..anA. lle L, j k;

xU- 1,.;,,,, chilli IP !,..,.;. i ;. , i, : . I "carer, nndaic more convenient for commercial. In:, l" wc ncn.-iii onum-n. p!ov the weil Liiown Sn? IIa t bul) being skilled. If the entire crossmir. Martinsbnrg is held bv the re-1 ' - I d !:is the more re.vli'r in re-Lrd to fb,,,f 1 " ,,(',l,Ä4'

I ; I.-uni's i t i in i ii liittoi . pr'pnrol hv Jr. C- AI TY ZV jßk "w m - I S ill larrÜir t tn tbl loin nlll hrn flu o-tb.n of i. !. t mW kJL b r .P M VJi

! OnSundav mornini? t he rebe s nnde :.n !. . . 1 " . i'""?","'m t,M- """ prej(..:.reu

the job in hand would have been : attack noon the Federal forces stationed at ! WVm. U,e,.r nn,,S ,ntCr?l fmnl ' '.VViJ1.?:. S J if. A ; ".r"' -t SaddV known to ,t. tr

mrr wMwn l.i i' ii i i i j , , I nypaym. tue aecrueu interest in cool (or in tin-, , V. S . r t o ... .m aui csamins nu Mock Oetoiv DHrk-aaMiiil ng sime. the eldon Uailroad. and were repulsed L 0 i ,,,., , I ar.i iiideLtcil ttMav fncud Ruben neiniilcc. pl-vwhce

I it the country be depopulated. ' with the loss of about 1.000 men. the Fed- . "K ' " . 'I KP,.f l..r the remov,iof tins prejud.ee by pnr j a. ur.xvxüavv

it if men arc killed Women ! on! lov ,,,,,.;,- f.. :,bot ":,0 A.o.oor aUain" ror co,,t- ,or Prcmmni,) or receive j tt.,ts and for cnc.urap.tmnt to try them !,,n vPnlT-ly

ofienlsorbonvenfnrt;fiit;o...nd ' 1 11 1 1 ilicni drawing interest from the dito of subscrip-! sulleruig irorn irrcat and bm; continued ueb'btv. j ontidsor nouesoi prntuiionand . the rebel c;isualtn:s leoort includes den. ! .. ......... 1 'ru,,,f tw. imu ,,f h,,,.. i,;tt , '

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! ,,ii.t . ri - :i rcTul)lic;:niin, but it is in direct untair-

onisui with the Constitution of the United States. It tnkes away the rights of the

instances mobbed ley the partians of his j

iidmiiii-tratiou and that in no single instanet; ha- he rai.-d his hand as an individu.il. or interpose 1 his authority a.? the Chief F.xeeutive. of the Slate to protect the persons or property of those illegally assailed, or to redress their wrongs. He has stood silently by beholding these outraroous wronirs, and with an inward chuckle of satisfaction bids the infamous actors in these hellish scene go on with their damnable work, and then when the people at last troaded to desperation determine to do for themselves what he as d'overnor should have dono for them, he with the devilish

States to furnish their several quotas of trorp in their own. way, and assumes to confer on a subaltern at Washington the absolute right to call on each township in the whole United States for just as many

men as he may deem proper, thus concentrating in him the powers that of right belong to the several States. This is only one of a series of unwarrantable and unconstitutional acts perpetrated by the present administration, calculated in their nature, if not really intenii .1 i i i . l . i .v

ocf . to nrcaK oowu me nunis oi ine

hvpoerisy of a sie 1 laced tyrant with an! ' - 1 J ,,, States and lead to a consolidated despot ! 1 ...... I I l! 1

aiig-lie smile UjMin in eounienaiiee in.uei

!y tells the -eoj.lo that to protect their rt7ds will bring about a collision with f h? aut!ierities. We de not kiiowwh itthe people will do, but we Jan a.-ureO. P. M. bat Iiis advice will go unheeded; the people will deter

mine wh it is proper to be d.me, and then i

act nee?.-) bngly whetlo-r it suits him or hot. And we may as well say now that there is one thing which they have determine! to do. yea two, and that is, to have a fair and free election at any and u very hazard, and to elect a worthy successor of the pre-cnt unworthy incumbent of the office of (inventor of Indiana Thu they havfi r;c!vel on. anl all the lou 1-m nithe 1 patriotism, an lpjnx.th faced hypocrisy of O. P. M. b'gether witli Iii- semi-military proclamitioiiö and'politieal luauiFeitot- will not

is??!. Jt may possibly avail nothing for us in our humble sphere to raise the note of warning to the people of danger to their liberties, nevertheless wc feci that we should be recreant to our trust as a journalist did wo remain sih ut in such a crisis. May Cd jjvo the peplo and their servants in office wisdom. j

Quite a Difference. Cotton in IsWi.p) rents a pound; in HOt, $1 7." a pound;'' The lirst is tbe Democratic, the last the Abolition pri::e; it i caused by the irrepressible Abolition agitation about slavery. The difference in price is paid by tho laboring maps of the North, who in addition have to support the negro in his idleness. Ktemal vigilance is the price of Jib-crty

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number he has called for in driblets had beds.

been called nut at once, we shonld hav.i an

army and

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rsever nun

What matters

turned hit

poor houses are filled with children? This war must go on according to "my plan" the vagaries of a buffoon must be respected, the warning of statesman must be disregarded, and this thieving, murderous erusai?c for cotton ami the nigger be kc-t up uuiil if becomes chronic, .simply because

Abraham Lincoln and his office holders think more of accomplishing their varied ends than of the welfare of the country. The country mourns a million sons. The land is clad in mourning. There are to-da' more widows in black than soldiers in blue! There are to-day in the North more prostitutes than ever before driven to the dernier resort to escape stavation. There are more orphans in the land than negroes in the South, but war must go on according to the Abolition plan, till ruin, bankruptcy and starvation welcome us with emaciated fingers to pauper's graves.

Where are the tdatesmen of America? Dead!

Where are the sons and brothers lent to

Abraham Lincoln? Scattered corpses over a thousand battlefields. In whose hands have the people fallen?

Ask the widow maker, who lays the na tion across his knee and tickles her catastrophe with obseenr jokes and little stories! Don't whine! Don't find fault! This is a republican war now. Once it was a war for the Union. Now it is not. Stand by your pet! Wring out the blond from the clothcsof those lost in battle, and wear them to the renewal of the feast of death! Abraham the brave wants to free the nigger. Never mind your families. Let them starve. Never mind your wives. Let them beg or do the other thing. Never mind j-our children. Let them die, or live as they

please, but you must fo to war. It s inn. Keep still, your turn will soon come! La Crotse Ihmocrt.

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Hagood, Heath, and W. F. Lee, killed. On Monday morning everything was ijuiet but another engagement was considered probable at any inoxtent, the rebels evidently beinr determined to regain possession of the railroad if possible. In the fight on Friday, the rebels, according to a dispatch in the Kiclnnond papers, drove the Federals upwards of two miles, and captured over 2,000 prisoners, includingC Jen. Hayes. Hancock's corps "having accomplished the object of the expedition," was withdrawn on Saturday night from the north

side of the James, and sent to the position

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! brginaiii? of the present vearw.is followed by;

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Exoinnt from Miniirinnl r Slnf o 1 vhIf,1,t n',iof ml ftioti toade-nofbod-! iNJU CAUDIM; MACIIIXK

" w " 1" " I ilv and mental vigor wliioli I Iiad not felt for six

laxation the value i3 increased from one to three per cent, per annum, according to the rite of tax levies in various parts of the country. At th present rate of premium on gold they pay Over Eight Per cent. Interest.

rnntitlii bi'fnri :iTid li:til :i!iilot ili-nAiri? t,f r..

p.iining. I therefore thank fio-J and rnv friend j TT PP R(-A() 1 TO W AT

fur directing me to the use of them.

J. NKWTON nROWN, rnu.tn.t.

Wo havejut erected, and r.avc now in "o.h

i running order a Crmling M iehine :ind Woolen

pcrm.uiemor i-mporary invesiirrnr.- prt.p.m.,i , fav ihllt ;,i,as .. f Kri.rt .rviw. It is believed that no securities oiler so great j I believe tint "in niest cases of general Pebility inducements to lenders as the various descriptions i of lo system it is the s.ifest and most valuable of U. S Bonds. In all other forms of in iebtod- j remedy..; hieb I have any Kno led-o. . . . . a . . ours res; eetfuHv, J IIUMINEK,

From Rpv. .1. H Turner.Pastor of Heddini; M. K. ! Factory, wLere we tan do cardiug aa 1 spinning

riiureli. I ii i l.iila . n" , -mu m wie very iei in.iiiin r. t i I tl . .1 ; llllrii in finv Ami.1..

incurrencv. nml arc of .,ual convenience aj a , "r T' :rllymo your - -v

r I'riii.iii ii v . I in in i i .niii iv iivui iivi v i .t;i

and will guarantee gtiod work, or p.iv for vni brought us for ni.muhu ture. We cxpoi t also ti have our Looms in full operation soon artir Iirvest, and will

ness, the faith or ability of private parties or stock

companies or separate communities only is plet'g-

No, 7-Ji) X, Ninetcnth street.

MANF F AC'TFUi: CLOTH

' ii i;K. .p.i,, -i. and are thus made eouallv available to the small- a bottle of vonr (lerman Jitters. I did so, an !ioio4 i liivitt t-iliior ot tlie iiniht-' . . .... ..

, r, ' , ... i f oi,.,,, , , est lender and tVe lai-est capitalist. Thev can 1 Lave expenciK e.i grvai an-i uiioxp...i rcnei; n, county Democrat, iublu-hcd at Mianee- . ', , ! health has been verv nnteiially benefited. 1 ,i 111 has been arrested by military U' ''"t('1 into om'-v at a.v """"rnt, and rMnri!f ntlv r0t,Mmn0I;,, t!l,. ;irticll. T.orc I moot ,Lu i. l,-,r.,n .if lkWjiltv f.nd holder will have the benefit of the interest. I with eases similar to my own, and ha e been as-

The Lincoln newspapers are as whist as mice over the "Wade-Davis manifesto. They neither publish it nor allude to it in the slightest manner. They seek to keep their readers in ignorance of it. They

are afraid to let their readers see it. They have adopted the policy of defrauding their readers of the current intelligence of the day, just as Mr. Lincoln has adopted the policy of manufacturing fraudulent electoral votes for the Presidency. But it will not do. The Wade-Davis manifesto will find its wav to the masses of the republican party, however the Lincoln newspapers may undertake to suppress it. Tim 8.

iirney s corj

the river on Saturday. Tho Hoard of Supervisors of Xew York

county have passed resolutions requesting I

a postponement of the uralt.

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tine

town

authority, on charge of disloyalty, and

placed in the guard house at 1'adueah. I old opened in Xew York yesterday at 257 1 and eloscd at 2fi7J. In man atoms, A io. 23. Wc have had no military arrests here to-day, and democrats are having a breathing spell. Thoy arc patient. The Fremont men hold a convention in this city on Thursday. From every indication the attendance will be large.

(Job Streight, of the filst Indiana,

telegraphs that he is not killed. The hum

bug brobably originated in the report that he was shot, in order that ho might see what abolition priests wnuld Kay after he

was supposed to have given up the ghost. It is just like hint.

(Jov. Morton has ordered the Home Legion throughout the State into camp. What the purpose is, his Fxcellency only knows. Ileports from Southwestern Indiana and from that portion of Kentucky through which our trnops have recently marched, indicate bountiful corn and tobacco crops. McDonald's progress throughout Southwestern Indiana was triumphant. Morton dodgcl.

41.1 fn mtrmonf l ,Ua rr tin .b.iiij ro.n TT:r..t , Fmm the Rev. Thos. W inter. Pastor of the Itox

. , . , - It'll I l-u IV" l" 1 " .... .... ...x....... v.. in. - occupied by the lederals on the neMoiiL,. r ,i :,i...n,.. bury liaMist Chureh.

Railroad. Ihrney's corps also recrossed rn , . t. nr. M . : . . . I I)r.Jaeson;-lear , r-I foe u due o your . on reasonable terms for cash or on shans.

iw.w.... , .exceiieni i-reparau..,, , ii,,,;i:i s i.erman nn-,,UHaIso exchange Rolls, Yam or Cloth for ttrcstin coin. ters, to add my testimony to tue deserved reputa- ! Wool. ' rr r l i i M i r tion it has obtained. I have fop vears at times j Wool received br ir i.t ri .i These lionds mav be subscribed for in sums', . , , , -., . ,- , , , , uuirnuiriinvu. ork, t I Ivmoutli, an. I I been troubled with grea. disorder in niv lie:id and work returned to 1 -im f.ir ... from 'O nn to inv m i-'iiitiide on the sann terms ' t i m r - i. . ! . lurueo io I. mi lor iU.tOIucr$ H itlioul C&tftt irom jm up iD.tni ni.i iiuirii, on uu sane u nns rv )VS s, stom. I wa advised bv a friend to trv elnre

'e of vour (lerman Jitters. I did so, audi v tt.'. -

May 3G, lfCi 3m.

It maybe useful to state in this connection that sun.i by many of their good e fleets.

Respect full yours,

T. WINTER, Roxborouh Pa.

the total Funded Debt of the United States on which interest is payable in old, on the 3d day

ot March, lsf.1. was Sif.'Mw.iriW. The interest ' f-Voni Rev. J. rs Herman, of the German Re

on this debt for the coming fiscal Tear will be I form Chureh. Kutztow n , P.vrks County Pa. $13,937,126, while the customs revenue in gold ! 1)r; C J1 J;i;n-Kespected Si. ;-Ihave i i a j ....,,l.I.,.l witli lli'ni.twi.i iti:irlrlwintv roirj

The Lincoln men make it a point that the friends of an armistice and a convention of the States don't tell what they arc for if those measures fail to restore the Fnion. Neither do the war men tcllwhat they will do if tbe war fails to restore the Tnion. "Sufficient unto the day is the cvil thereof."

for the current fical year ending June 30, lsfi-1, has b.vn so far at the rate of ovur $100,000,000 per annum. It will be seen that even the present gold revenues of the CJo" eminent are largely i excess of

the wants of the Treasurer for tho payment of pnld interest, while the recent increase of the tariff will doubtless raise the annual receipts from customs on the fame tunomitof importations, to $ 1 50,000,000 per annum. j

Instructions to the National Ranks acting as loan njrriits wore not issued from the United States

v

weeks of April the sii!neriplioin averaged more

thanTKN MILLIONS A Wl'.KIv. Sub eriptions will bo received by the First National Rank of Richmond, bid. First National Rank of F.vansville, lml. First National Rank of (ndhiiiapolis, lud: Kirstt National Rank of Fort Wayne, I ml. First National Rank of Lafayette. In I. First National Rank of Madison, lud. First National Rank of Torre Haute, Ind.

THE EEGULTOn TO ITS PATRONS.

Yours with icpect, J. S. IIKUM.XN.

Large size (holding hearlv double ipiantitv.) I 00 per Rottle haalf do. (0

Small size 7 f cents per bottle halfdoz. $100

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! See that tbe .i-natre of "C M JAt-KSON," is on the WKA1T KU of each bottle

rreasury until Marchs, but in the first three '. t .. Imt oll Uy any of the intoxieatin.!;

ireparatwuis that may be ollered in its place, but send to us and wo will forward, securely packed, by ex pros?. Principal OHirc ami Manilla cdirv, IVO. (VM A KC l I ST PHILADELPHIA. Jones & Evans, (Successors to C. M JACKSON Co,) lnlrifttis. For sale by lrujrists and Pealers in every Iomii in the I nifed Sl.ites. July 2. I HI I. 0nin ly X rC'S LAWNS Kollinc from 0.', CTS to

J f tIS per vmd. ot tho LOW

AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS

which are depositaries of Public mnoy, and all

rksffctarli-; ranks ami rankfrs

throughout tho country, (acinic in acontg of tho

National Pepositary Hanks,) will lurnish inlorni-

ation on anplieation nd

AFFORD I.NLIJY r All LIT Y TO SITR-

SCRIIlFi.S. vDnn:tm

Wc commenced doine bnsinon, at th ohlctan.f.

and ha e never used an v medicine that did me as " M;nK aTn' J1"0 n as TI I VZ much ood as lloolland's Ritters. I am verv I RI LA I OIC, a?M-,ut nine tnocthc

much improved iu health, after having taken five n.Hl. :n an '"r"J new plan. We Lad many fjotlloa. imspivinRa as to our probable success, but lIiev-

ing tnc RitiiiT way was me best way, w e have persevered, and now are proud to say that oar busines l:xs more than fulfilled our expectationsWK SFIiL FOli CASH. V7E HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE ! and that is always tbo lowest for v dich the i tide offered can be Sold. No advantage can be tukt n, for tho prices of all poods are marked in .lairi figures. WK lU'V VOM CA sir Which cnabYsus t lake adv.Hitse of the bot narkcts. Wo try to keep a (lood Assortment of DKY (JOODS, Hoots, Shoes, and (JiMTiiswarc. Wc will, after Ihisdatc, (as a matter ofpimrdrt

justice lo persons bavini laro bills.) deduct from

hill amounting (at one purchase) to Twenlv dollais, two per cent; Thirty dollars, three per centForty dollars, four per cent; Fifty dollar, five percent., nnd will throw in thread to make all pood wo sell for men's and women's wear. Wo cordially invito all persons wishing t0 bur Hoods 0 call and see our stock and ptt owr juices. If you buy of us we mill thank ou if

not, i- win -ov um ju ou may bur of tl..w

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VOLUME 10.

T II E P L M O TJ rP FI W 13 E K LY DE M O C R A T

XLTiIIJEII 4

THE BISMOGRA'P.

Local and h.-CELLANi:ors,

isi:m;c isatic: irii:ijj.. HON. IAVII TUlirii: uill address his fellow citizens at the following times and daces : ;1:i:MKX, Monday, Sept. ath lfH. TIIMM:CAN01:T0WX. Tuesday Sept. 0. I'NIONTOWN, VroJuc-Jay Sept. 7th. FLY3IOUTII, Thursday Sept. 8th. WALKEKTOX, Fiiday Sept. Oth. Speaking to commence at 15 o'clock, 1. M. .it each appointment.

7. A T J iasoii .'?lo::R-r.'s. Thirtv-Sve inten e loyalists :net i:i secret solemn conclave last Saturday night, at "Woodward's Hall, to l;iy out their plans and project their schemes for the overthrow of the rights and liberties of their neighbors. The mot prominent snhject under consideration was the recent pronunciamcnto of His Excellency, 0. P. 31., Accidental Governor of Indiana, in relation to the Address of the State Democratic Central Committee. After a great deal of windy patriotism, and the singing several times of "Ilally 'round the flag boys," the members were brought up to the sticking point and it was resclred to stand by i;our noble Governor'' in his proposed attempt to demolish all "vho loved their

P LY MOUTH M AR KELT

coRiu;erni w.ekly

Flour per farrol 10,." O.e. u op

! ' "at per l.ushcl 5,0

""i ; i . 1 5 its .")0wf.."i Potatoes ir.."'l Clover seed $s.0 0 Flax seed 2,oÖ,'a i,2ö Pork perewt $6,00 7,Q." Lard 'mm oi) Butter !!!!!! ?.h U Hides preen " irv Hay.wiM $12,00 Tainff SX4.00 Apples, grfer, per bushel 75 " 1'ry, per le io

Kobat k's' Slomaih ISi.tci s.

Froncli Breakfast and Dinnor OWIN'G to c!:e very hiijh prire of Collee, and tlie prcat (iilli.-ulty in i'ocinii.ra good, uniform and reliable article, our customers have often expressed a with that they eou'd l e supplied from 1 first hands. It was the'intention of j THE CHEAT .IIIEBIIMX TEA fOMPAW :

! to dojtrictly 6. Tea business, but as we have had , som? custonii-rs living at a distance that have rej lie! upon us to supply them exclusively with Tea land Coffee, Turf Grkat Tea and Coffee Euro ru m of this country -and ns our Tea Taster was . possessed of information relatinto a ColTee that j could be furni.'hed at a moderate price, and rive J universal satisfaction, ana at the same time afford ! the retailer a handsome profit-we have been

compelled to Pupplv those parties. Til IS COFFEE HAS UECÖ.MH SU POPULAR with our customers and their sales have increased to such an extent that we have been compelled td make largo additior.3to our machinerv. which will pna-

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I IIAHDWARE, STOVE ! AD T'xrsr shop. j J. C, LEONARD, ; Late of the firm of II. II. DICKSON" Co., opened a New Hardware Store in Plymouth, where licintcn Is keepin? a general assotment of S II i: L I? II A U D W A It E, lUJH'DIAC; liATKIJI IS. IY.iif$, -la. nsli, Door Triimiilii oT every inscription. Sah Door, anl ltliiufs '.srdered on short notice. I hate in connection with Hardware, a

PLYMOUTH F O V N IJ) M 1

Ca-tir.si cf all ki;: Is rande to order. wooisavv'ix; :iac!1li: and he3 i o "w &

j Manufacture,, and corVtantly o:: hand.

3riT,T, REPAIRS Promptlymido. The highest priee in Cash paid for old iron. vL'iilT ly JAMF.S MITCHELL.

(in:T cjia.wi; von B A R G A INS. 7'he u::.!e;v:.-lt,l ?:;Mi.i- -;,en rj, :,:s J lAIIOfvath..,ll....l.,,,1I..vrt.f,Mii.I.utliUi '

OIAJ STAaU will be -.ven tl,., t.an ;0 Ll(, at ;(!n " in Plymou-h. I h;Ue i tork nv..;V C , lt were ooiii:,,; l.ef re th.c l.re a.J r.i-u in i..-;.-.., w 11 seit then at oi l ViW,,. T the old p.itr. of lo)v pmci-: xt u e r return innny thuvks f,.r v..:r f.,v..r. m-. W-J Huarai.tec lle.t Jn f.:re,as in all limr ;.,.t no ry thm- bought hall be Exactly as Rcprriilci!,