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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
DR.. I. a. SORTON
;. J. VIVA L

HcIueoe.:nic PhvSician.-P .rtcuiar attention paid
10 ohs.r:ric practis ard chrOnic diseases "f
v.rn.n 4n.l diseases OF children. offics over e
T,!mcr'S store, cOraer Michigan and l'aporte
s3-r-t., wh- he NAV ne consulted al all hours
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
D. McV/IlLiAMS
q. BIAiN g. Co.

l'eslsr in staple and fancy day goods. groceries
etc, west aide Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
~. B. DICKSON g. Co.
: SHOOK,

pos'tc IN h.rd~ars of every description. also,
stoves, tin. shee.iron, and conpcr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

Barber and hair dresser. Zone door south Hewett
Woodwari.l Michigan street. Plyunouth. Ind.
Everything iL the above business attended TO by
me in the best stgle.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

A lawyer from Milwaukes recently
wen: TO Prairie du Chen to forecioss
some farm mortgages, when the peopls
shut him up. burnt his papers. and Sem.
him back by the nexI train
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

The Hon. Ira Harris has been chmen
L. S. Senator from New York. in place
of Mr. Seward
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
MICH aEL GiNZ,

NJ erchsI tailor. ono door west of n. Picrco'-
clothing htor. Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

Kensas has last been admitted into the
Union, as sovereign State
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
JOHN NJ sHOEMAKER.

Dealer in watches. clocks and iewelry, Plymouth,
Ind, keeps constantly on hanl clocks. watches,
breast pins, ear rims, finger rings. lOckets. etc.
Clocks and watches, etc, repaired in the best
manner possible.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
G. L. HILL

Q. L. HILL,
Dealer IN books and statIousrv, wall and window
paper, sI kinds Of musical instruments; also
manufactures blank books etc. FL Navne.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

Both branches II tho Rhode Island
Legislature have passed bill rep a'ing
the Personal Liberty law Of tha. State
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

The Charleston Mercury. extra. contain
ing the secession ordinances. WAS printed
on satin.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14
DR., A. O. BORTON.

plymouth Ind Aug. %. 1850.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

The Leader. Government paper in
Canada. announces, positively. that En-
gland will recognize III" Independence Of
the Southern confederacv.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

lnfaidri"n 10 the |. 5. troops now as
Washington cily. three companies Of Fly
Ing Artillery have been ordered to pro-
ceed the rcimmedisis,l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-14

no" upehed 70 IT"ue.
Liqunrice root is pom successfully cul-
tivstsd in Texas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

/ Six coldmnsof the Cleveland Leader areta.
Nm Iup "a an sditoriklE and I lssIer from Nr.
RbbLi, kkblanaiOrJ oihisanfahoui lsstsrig iglyi
,ine an account Of |" RaowN and - at and from
Bon Run. The nat 81 ,bis letter b contained
Il the following q sbaaxT.hs 1SnkaaI
Weary, exhausted, snd excited with what l
s tense can and SsiSssd inlignstiJh Il the cuSardly
condue. InEa Winsssei end have partly teserib'
ed--undcr The fHiI influence Of Aitthess ossf'
wrought emotions, Mt dognRud mithout re.
Election or deliberation, hAstily cafeiessiy and
eoufdehli Allys wrote personal narrative 70 mo
iJs of what saw, did, and how Tfelt. Note
word was intended tor any eye but hers, and,
perhaps, Q few confidential friends. =
r Tie letter, without hy knowledge, ,was given
to the public, and at ace made the occasion ol
the attack Of the H.pdld, which shall receive
stIy hgdEHs 2 se'sAslas tH4t n @ could AlsAs snaqf
B It vas such letter "a s-man may write to
his wife, and not be amehdbie TO criticism. Al
literary iab0r for the public, Il is idoubtlesi
below eriticism.; YET iof its contents and 'ex
pressions / am accountable; not y the publ 10
/ Inorapy human being cave her to whom IL u
addressed and If any AdiacrepsnoieH Ecan b'
found hstgem that hurried, tmperteek nara
tive, and this more deliberate recalling sof IN
facts, VIII personally apelcgize 70 Mrs RID
die, but TO no mortal beside. q :, -. Z. ' /,
There n ,euough Oa ne face Of that letter sal
publlsheti to exonerste thewriter from censnre
Or scunstfuction among those who care. Z
be just, although its statements are hurried, AM
| Its colors high. aiAStE GHIBI
In our opinion, ALsERr @. had bsttcr O. sanl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
wAsfaiarit. AZ fIto .En.,a! OF

That's the quessiSf thf Re0plser asking
They are willing to payetsxes pp thelr iano, pel
theit buildings, their capital, their cash, their
IliSp,sSome--on nc eEas5tbhQ Qt6fy est drink and
1eat; and they are wiling y. send their sonl
into the army to hemaimed for life or slain ont
lriRbt "a 6sts ID otder ~ have tie gaiop; ba
ltbe question withethens To- beginning 70 sbs--
with the ghion be saved thereby sssai 'e'i'
sdThec cpe6plgwant 10 Know whether this war \ i
ltSsbec,oame tsb,a IA 4 Struggle between the North Az and
lSouth for supremacy and to test the relative
military strength of the two sections. lfit isi
the bulk of the people Who paI the taIes and
1 furnish soldiers, went nothing Stocdp With y,
M J., L.re NO stor.aeh for q Sectianal fight 10
determine sEhether the North or eisouth
shall wear Che champions belt y 'asia ii.E ts1h
I TIE people want to knoV Of the ,Admihistrat
zion men, II, when they talk of mo eompfcs, !;
mise With rebels, r they mean tha. the Admin
istration will entertain no propositions Tor q
compromise from, or pFopese none 20 the South.
eri people ,ifso, ve,shall all understand that
the war is to be carried on as-a mere trial OF
strength--fpr conquest, With the sword yAlope,
disdaining to accept or tender The olive Branch.
The people are in for no spch yipdietiys war,
They don't want-th disdsin any cohptomise
With rebels Or traitors; but thoy do demand Of
ID Administration as Washington, and Of TIE
patty that controls that Administration, ihatths
voice Of spstheth men whcB love the Gnioqnp,
= 4 .|44 IsIs -. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
aJustIce to Dr. Tying.

! Il, will be recpllected that the, New, Yolk
E1sninS Post sometime ego gave an scsppnt q
public meeting 70 that sily, u Which .il. pt
Ty9g was made 2 play yssy dsos!oas ps.t u.
FEET isst, and Wishing that Judge Tansy was III lts
sane 8 way. The Dr, says he never trampled
on secession Dag, never, indeed, set foot on
one; and that he never expressed q yish 70
;s,fkample in the same way on Judge Tsney. .
The New York papers have become 4nch lying,
sensational sheets that il, is no longer safe %
believe anything they iafi3saTa ~ aJa EHf EiHf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
SP EGtA, LaaN OFFICES
L0Hl. AND FOUNn.

Mutitudss Of psnons whShzze lostthsir tsell their
HEALTH and their confidence by the Of the
impure ssiersts have fsand S.fsAsasas ttoss
evils James Ryes pure and wholesome Dietetc Sale
htu'. DssP0t sa' Ws.hlngtqn 'lrsst, New YCrtt
TOaREB II on ID TME' SlC.K To
HEALTH, The blood must " purified. and slInsd.
cines useless which 40 not possess the quality q
stimulating the blsod % discharge s te
bowels, BRAmRfShS Pns possess this quality, in q
high degree, and should balm every fsmils. They ~
EQUALLY useful for children and
exes and are as innocent as bread' yst xosr yryls
- A MEDICINE. -. ts2Sr ..s
The Hon. Jacob .Bsyen, Of spfihsvlls, IND Nrlea
10 Dr.. Brandreth under date Of May II, 1851 tss ~
ST have used your InysllsIls Vegetable Universal
Pills in my family since le36i they haye Ais1y3cured
even when other medicines were Of NO avail have
been The means Of my neighbou using hundreds W dol
Iafs Wofth, and am satshed they ,hsye received a
thousand per cent in beased health through their
hey are used In this region for Bilious and LiverDis
bases Fever and Ague and ell rheumatic cases with the
most perfect success 10 fact they are tho great re:
hnce in sckness aud trustyour venerable fe may 30
long spared TO prepare 80 exceilen medicine for The
Please send me the lowest prios ~ DO sross,,,
/ Sold by JOIN r. CooK, Dfusgist vo5luhbus; and by
hll respectable dcelers lumedicpey -. 4ri<T tebs
ttvIga.wfuo - - ~ sf-ftsT'lfNs of1I 1T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

tion toward Bem6cthss;I AANG
No-PAaTusugx- The AdniAIa.r "a se.
tively iIlustrating the ttanscenden beauties OF
msps " sSe REMOVAL * 6Oi b B WassJd from
the p6stniahsenlips psof sIawrencea and The sps
b6inlmohttnfie party, ,favofite IN lhia sstead.--
Whenl the Gapitstof the RepyblieI weesiA JIM
kisent ne1il 6f spplistions and the membels ot
the AdminiairntioR trembling v yith fear fox per-
sonal safety sthe' Sixth Regimept 0f Maasacnps
setts Militia nebly challenged apeslis apd seeflE
feesih defepsept the country ana hta ;con5tisul
tional authorft The bloody pass ot Hai.l.
more, thss hasaah hipss endured and inyaluneIe
services. rendered by ths s"gallaqtls iew iiln
In the gioomiest houraof our uhion's existence
are written, on q bright historic page, and shHll
lever be foreotten N hile vittu61s patriotism q
honored. Among thai gallant and devoted band
there was no one who Responded more cordially
boawith more personal and pecuniary sscfttces
than lLieht. Col. M W6tbon, then Major Of the
Sixth. The lawrence SgNtiHst Of which Col
assoii was and Is proprietor, has from The
outset maintained truce with paftIsan shostili.
L ties, and given tuthe measures of the Admin
isketioii an earnest, indepehd et and patriotic
fsnpbort. 0nia6f Frfday evening Col avatson
\ arrive home from the aeat OF war with his
pfegiment, and oh Tuesday morning notice o.
fthe nppofnf1l or HE sueoessofi In office came
I by ma The fact that nine In zevery ten p
4 the citizens Of 4awf 1e warmly favored tht
retentioR Of Coli 1ds aggravationl 70 thu
! outrage Phegolden rule with the Admins
tfatiS on aeena % be2to reward party :demagognel
Though the Republic lperiah.f batriotisma and
worthy public servics9 weigh nothing agalns
the parampunt claims sof partysf To DO ,h.sBe
Publican is betterrecDmmendati ito efayol
kthan to bG& patriot; and TO- heoa Democrat Y
more criminal than to be atraitof ON ssos.sI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

The Democfats and Uhioh men haYe now
brought into The field an unexceptionable ticket
for State officers. Every man nominated y tr
the preservation Of the Union, and IN additicn
g that. IA sdhsss Il s IA y, sss
Union, refmin from Sppoaing, THE ticket, i9q
order that w6 msy avoid y party dchtest! and
present lat solldl l,frpnt 10 the cowtIy2 any
division noN oedu}s, De respehsbilt5 l&ai be
upon lthsms III Itheylsyp patriots thsy niu pot
get up an opposition tieket that can oni5o os dis'
ss,s.sss 4 .,.ss 5s|s Ssess sss
aiylnx thsn, "a parsijlhs, any sdvkntAge 4, isie
all (; ieIt, nom ,it6 pOiitieei hlpH fE1
indisstiorn Of tho hines, that tha ufploeFeile
and Union ticket win be elsctsd By thy tbons'
and majoritylqysrs any gppoaition tpas can pe
srrsyed sgsinst T. Nothing can pR more cer. q.
lain than that ie Win Meet WIN 3 sweeping ~
triumph Vciri; Fgsr1,sr MA xla5I0Na
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
..A.gsrrscsso,s.

Tb THE Epiy6Rs spF TAX An: n, ~. :
4 Some days since you ppbl lished . staten sEt oi
MosEs BErRs Of officially, betheen himself
add the undersignedl.. BrrRs has not stated the
factsa they occurredss Believing that ycii had
no intention Of Publishing any Isthtement 20 do
us Injustice, we fespectfpi ask' the publication
dressed BEERS With the following lahgusg !
ments' Conversation With io@yaesTo which
ads aaass IsSasu sIsss%spt q xhss he had heard sa
regard 10 hia fBsatsI r cesaion enulnents, 70
Hhich'he acknJNledg ged q lft Andl detied Ole
1thsI; bntis beng I,0ys9l lga Ihssgo. hy !:, two
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

$500
seeing the soldier forced from the carriage !
~ II de Il truth Is, e Bao VIZ and i" were badly
scared. We hope the Herald will not attempt
TO- dislodge ALBERT from HE present fortifieai
fAa -aas.lz..-L ..l.a.A-- s.4---L1 1@-A=-a-
John III. .Eaarney His sAdmirers.sThe
ZRnesynle Courier.
We have been very much gradHed rat the
election of Mr.. HARsEy, editor Of the Louisville
Democrat, to the Legislature d. Kentucky. He
is a sound ptivbf pemoqak Ihs Lqpisyiliq
Jout nal speak& III bim thus A. Gil Il FIHI
Sod" OF John II. Harney, editor of the Demo
ga, our peighb9r, who isalso eur ca candldate for for
Ithe o6ss Of fBtste Rep tesents9fa Y tAs eptpty
say that the Ehole country doesn't know as
we'll as We dor His reputation as "a patriot and
sta,esman isas broad sa tie Union, -snd Jas
bright as it ia broad. He would adorn the Sem
ate bf bic 10untry. He has consented 70 fli Q
seat in the House Of Representatives of his
State, if thepSopls shoulde elect him. q Thepeo.
pie cannot fail to elect him without covering
themselvksE With shame i But the peeple htvt
no thought OF failing 10, elect him" " n1t
Tho Zaneavifle Cosyiey Ia also etatified az his
t}1. z M. ~. IJ,,.. Y II ].
eieY''On n"s p'p0' '",' DVp,s1 '"V 49, SD-i,
meft, and adusa -EAtI!tt-! A@Sf
'iThose who were readers of the Louisville
Journal for many years, next preceding the rise
TOE secession, win femsmbes the maby etcorfaI
ttiods Prentics gave Hsspey, for his political ~
tio1s. But now that Harney, like himself dht
thousands of otfef god men, has merged the
Bipartisan into The patFot, he, Pfentics would be
pleased to see his election to any position in the
sif. Of Kentucky. ( Ths is' the right spirit i
il. however, in ihe fadt that AZ good and true
men alliioyer the Country, are for the Union
eyer mas peen, snas W pase our ocnldsnoe
~ w ~ IS ncn ~ tba @ tsSsbt ~ tSs @ SoSStry q
aaehiof' & the easrgS % much Of the ssIf.sssri,
fcing sentiment Of the people are arranged on
* n ,Sa psea ny isAh - ny ss ss'ai
zFsnatioism il, Ilways. weak. And when
brought face to face with stern honesty, marked
ability and cooi'coursge, followed up BY indom,
itppie energy,tne success ,ol rignt, o.oer ana
law, ana tne aeieas ot isNiessness anu hnau'
cism cannos % compssseu.
Mr. narney nsS peSn etecses, uiuni Pnansiy'
We opservS yNn pleasure, An sIls conlsc- neg
uon, .ne compnmsnsEy tslns usea ~ @s sgslu, Stn,
papsrhss been styled lt,s en \ chat b matter ss
w neisnef aMlM ~! oshyi g1s Sriy quyss w
eaitors language upon Mr. narneSs eiecuon'
VIZ: ,,, ,g.la
Zine people oiq eiect narneyi ena ne y q
gopa . man es rfentlee says ne ", NE n2ps
zee tne Dnicn ,hsa ~ i Onio e'anang
alhe ,rrenuce and nsiney, as patnoss spouiu
stfpa,l ior tns Mnge Sounuy Mi,nous TT [eT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

r an
stand there oopoinon ot gus ~ ,.@
And we y. -
who had genereily rne epoQn e y u s, IN
sll that had uee1 i1snSa ne 1.y sS'l 5.-,sli-
utter disorganiD Dtlcp ana e1asS ss...sd M al |
zation or the mass on we es@y ,,I1 ,If1Isl
who were 1ah! ~ ..s s,'5 "a nd
ion and hElgsde ~ Z. !, hs.s. .ha norei
mit OF No alte11aase yet ~ 49, }. 80 -. fhsn1
DO as thsPoai!lon 81 * - .snd - 'wa@ az,
10 the poIessee " ~ ~ ~ sLa aficers
ready tunlns apsss.s ~. !. "a t6sy laund. .ss
Of the stan 9ses y On cs;as hsd been
they repox,sq - y noss Sf thoss NJ bad
enue'f,s 49,, 80 Mont being already on; the
come "a ~, nasie 1ith which they
ROAD 'etsv ..i t;a,,isgs and 1hurrying them
came ..nS |
along. ..,,., saa,a tBlepksr,s brig
AZ -t1cosA a.,..,, AZ ,stseat. Which. Was
aae) mose ~s1a'rS sht IA 'pext morning -
Smecteal uuihsG Es;sfas s,atons ieaying, by the
Inc tfpois ~ 49,. ara shnlt .af the supplies
csrs, 49, .Ees'srt ~ thsres nv aid -decemp,
Mn;a. whiSn Wsds~artb. .etsyed at Fairfax Court
myot Nj, ,-.a ~ ~ morning. ID, see that the.
nouse VI IA -, ..a.sx ami. worm. ont .soldiers
suaeels1ss s.@4 ~. Aindee 4, ..-,,g,s,is
"sts ..s;.' 4 ~,s1ilh the reports Of the sever,
,,,s-- "A n -. AZ. command era to which
a. s o,'ls ss1.hs Nv sapdres of gegiments
~. = -oarsoli ntad rcturn Of the kill
sau ~ Sors5ss eO, ana mjssirr. From the latter IL
i,, h"s.s~ 500 onrs kiiled amounted to nine
,n. WI. ~ s...s snd ionr shupdred and sxty-tgo
-commissiOnea officers and priyates, sna our ~
wounded tn sixtYsfouf Qtneers anp nlDs heueleg
and fortyaeEen poucommissionea soIeets e9a
privatessiv ivdaany OF The NounGeq aMh .s0es ~
able to- 1ain our ranks anu AAt seesou ~ ~,
of killed and disabled from further ssrVeea anl
der onA ~ - ~ - bs ma.
is veryinaccurs,e, we msr ~ ana
sing heying iAlen i'nW .yssy' az zarsyas ~
gone to.Mssnps tSs number orieI,
New 1otA ~, h,5adrad and .sixteen was
naliy repnriea ~ ~ 81 sa s,d ssysnty.
er1ayrsaacse " V pns ha1s made aaiiy.
four sineseleescsosse e.s ysss s.,,rr can h
In iasaaeys = mo's ~ ss's 'ss '''Il~''',ar - I
madeS1a 6xo3i .nel.l..4 ,o.-r a. =, AZ ~
Of eonmesA2th'pg arcse % ~ "a ,ta;s o,s.s.
loss ofstee enemys49sll a.. ~ .,acr admit'
coming irom mem VIZ nsiisS.d,S lwrnndsd. ard
ted eienseen nanu ~ ~ ha mnoh ,nndsr
otner lnl@nsese - 80 =, 81 - q
sne r %ue mps'esI n..,d; n..,d;n, tba; Eleventh I, New
Inc plnees eemIfsJh s c"i hs;r,z zlsasos say thai
YorE1onaves anu Np. ha
the retdrns tnes ieglmslI ~ ~.
on, as mBny e1 thoss s;,ee ,beir "a.
aitieshaxa ansenIsa - s5'se' ts W. mans the
turn ana nave Ssns ~ ~ ~ our anreeops. who
Mlssine ~, our vonnded. and
remained N essepoenSs W yt wsrssss' msSs %
we're. agA'n's 'npsu's s'''O's' !. ~ ~ ~
priSenss...,s ,h. d fopgh u battle In Which
Inei.snao. ..s.e0. ias. M crsdit In their con.
nc. os s'lsu sns.'sS ,sss. H. M. shart
ca, sups1 ~ va .:,e ss,ed IN bis own
olssanse W. ,,5 "a mndar. Gov.
grouhaen 49,. 80 "a .eoess ~ ont On az
er, sas eS aos mi nreveat mi efedi,
open hJs sss Nn sn5 corns whoas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

We publish this morning Gen. McDowelps
Official report Of the battle Of Bull Run. u Is
we'll written, and no doubt states the facts cor
rectly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

B3- JoHH GxrInfa. cl this city, Receiver Of
Public Monies, has arrived safe at Santa Fe,
and entered upon Tho barge Of The duties Of
|bis Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

Es,ton onlb sserFkzcf ysiraPlqse lpanpgncft9sI
natue Of A. d. fibns 81 Jsckon toSnshp, d candi
$s's +,
fe5'1 A Hosr-oT DEMooRATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

o The .tso nonhil ontS &iin sdvsrS SpssSdif thd
oarspAign, and thus pisee, ,opt5 NANMorH1w WEEKLY
In the hands sf AL who want as Campaign rpsPsr
On very reasonable tefmsss5 tes t9d Sssri 80 ts1
3 Iet ths fftnas cfot6s yOed cause The true Union
men Of Ohio -7se 10 Eqt.and spread the TlisGslIt-
Ia m CHMPHfGN TATE SIM
III iiij over the stss Es it an sNsss "a
ths good work Of the the State Of Ohio
Lei Il be we'll circulated.
4 lIluruStiiSl lhssI.M IonnnDo . gnl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

IDONNETs, RIBBONS TAns, AND
ID RUoHRs, new styles, just opensd bz
spril5 No. 30 eouth High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

ED. oHro e4xrxs4An:- PLEASE announce IN your ~.
pes ihsE fizs sdisfs q ftisn0fi1stap i's
county desire to hare aep. aFiaHpld, Of Sharon to
''' : C1iEsErIk Iksib "a W A v
MOSES DAVIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

non. A. q ma nisse5s ds..sliSs. Hsnss .sfus' =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

....,...... !. ~. / Will Al BROW ,,ilss 2
Las lime Iss.b % : 4. M QEckElts., 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

six coldmnEof thsclessiand Leader nreta'
Nm iup "a an sditqiklI and I lsster from rr.
Rh1li. kkplanaiOr5 oihisaafaacui lsttsr glyi
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-11

THEArRE-JuLIA DEAN HAYsE.-We are
glad to announce to our readers that the prin-
cess of ali actresses, Julia Dean Hayne, comes
among us once more and will delight an audi
ence at the Theatre this evening. 1t would be
superhuous for US to remind the ladies and gen.
tlemen of this city and vicinity that the charm
ing lady deserves the highest patronage at their
hands. No one of the profession has more de-
voted friends and sincere admirers in Nevada
than Mrs Hayne. Her character and talents
command the highest respect every whore, and
nowhere is she esteemed more cordially than
among the good people of this city. Here she
is the standard of excellence by which all ladies
of her profession are judged, and it is deemed
no disparagement to others to regard her as
the first in all the graces and virtues which
sdorn the sex, and redeem the stage. Mrs.
Hayne has deserved popularity here which
cannot fail to attract large houses in spite of
the bad condi.ien of the streets and the search
ty of money!
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-11

A BLOCK 4 Co., it will be seen by their ad-
Vertisement, have " got their dander up" and
will not be undersold by any body. As an :" in-
dieation it may not be inappropriate to state
that they have been selling seamless caps for
four bits apiece, in consequence of which every
body buys and wears them. One weuld think
seamless caps are all the rage in Paris by the
rush to get them. At any rate they are all the
90 hara
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-11
SILVER WARE.
SDeciaI Notices.

The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, is already secured in 4 po
siton which places il, Is well its proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France the highest prizes often
awarded to practitioners in this department OF Med
ieal science, and they occupy with others equally
lofty position in the profession Ricord is ustri-
example, shining light among the phiosophic
al stars ofhs age III Europe and DIR. Czapkay has
fully cquallcd him in this country, proof Of
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine compli
mented him'with Diploma and the honorary AD
EuNDEM degree Selecting this his field of opera
tion, although qualified graduate of the Uni
University of Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, DIR. l.. ]. CZapkay has bent his earnes:
tention to the of chronic and private diseases
in which he has become great an expert that he
is regarded the LEADER in this branch of his
profession throug the Uni.ed States and lis por
trait and biography are published matter of in
terest in the most exclusive journals Tie Doctors
offices are al his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, corner of Lt idcsdor nearly op-
posite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
rP@We ask particular attention ofoul readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in aaoth
er column oil this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-11

Legislature met on Monday according to the
requirements of the Constitution. PaIlo De
La Guerra received the nomination for Prcsi-
dent of the Senate and being supported by the
Brock Democrats and Republicans in the
Senate was elected. III the House, John Con
ness. Bnlkhcadcr. received the caucGs nolnina-
tioa of the Douglastcs for Speaker. j. NJ And
crson WAS elected Clerk and J. ". Scobcy, as
sistant We notice that Nevada county was
dates.