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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
OSSian E. Dodge.

We see .hi gentleman pro, osss giving con
cert hers. Itis unusual that such IN IN as he Is
visits such p,c, ~ Plymouth but the town
having character abroad for rs enterprise and
the appreciative ability Of It's citizens perhaps
the reason he concluded try them with ore of
MS concerts, Mr. Dodgei no common man, il
rs reports Of fame be credited He stands
alone unrivaisd asa singer ofwitty, moral songs -
he IS famoas a European Correspondent of the
Boston Weekly MUSICIAN, the composer and
singer Of che ong,-"We've met the enemy and
they're eurs''-it the Inauguration of the Perry
Statue at Cleveland, by invitation of the hasons
lie is famous Knight Templer'' In the Ma
sonic Fraternity and his prominent position among
the Graad Lodges. lie was delegate to the
Peace Congress, held in Esropc a few years ago.
lie IS well known as Poet, Painter, Mechanic
an friend of Clay. Fillmore and other Wing
oeie rites in the last great contest by the Wing
Party. Tie is Tee to tai er and has kept A prom
ise made to his mother when a boy, TO never
touch intsx eating drinks He is famous as n hu
morstand has OF cred, land still offers il il said
10 return tr bic the price of admission to his con
cert 70 IL one attending, who doe. not, per force
enjoy one good hearty Laugh, such as one never
feels ashamed Of Yet Dodge's humors are in
every respect genteel, he is in all respects gen
teman. Is a specimen of the light in which he
u viewed BY strict orthodox professors. we arc
told that the Rev A N. Crane. Of Ohio. and tho
IeahihS members OF his society, published a card
addressed to cnareh members, generally. in ub;c,,
they say Of Mr.. Dodge .ad a con cert he gave III.
evening previous. at a Presayterian church in
Hartor Ohio, to one of the Isrges> aud fence
ever assembled in the town. that il was "to The FIJI
satistaetion and delight Of euery present Tina.
while many ofths songs are humorous they are
u'rsi IA tone and appeal to the finer emotions of hu
vanity.
Surrey he must be worth hearing and seeing; and
We hope foe once 20 see Plymouth Welcome such
devotee of music and songs. with large and ap
precistiye audiance. We have thought ct To say
this much Of Mr Dodge and his exhibitions, thai,
readers may not hesitate to ATTEND his ssoca-
bles" IL they desire TO enjoy an evening of genu-
inc agreeable amusemet.
lie will sing shis,f'rbsrsd.r eve, ~ w.s,er
Welt. Hail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
T. j. PATTERSON.
STATE OF INDIANA, J Before Henry Nc
MARSHALL COUNTY. ; Farlin Justice in
Center tnwnshin

STATE OF INDIANA, J Before Henry Nc
MARSHALL COUNTY. ; Farln Justice in
J Center township,
Charles West Complaint on note and ac
vs. count and proceedings in attach
Elijah Reprogle lnent
The defendant in the abo'e entitled cause il
hereby notified that the above named Plaintiff has
fled in nv Office his complaint with an affidavit
for an attachment AMI itappe ring by the return
Of the said attachment that property to wit:
pile of corn has been levied upon by the constable
to satisfy the plaintiffs demand of seventeen and
37-l0O dollars and tina. the undersigned have
fixed the first day of February A d. 1861 as the
dav for trial IS said at nv Office in the town
of Plymouth IN aid County and State at ten o.
clock a. M, "a, vi ich time and place the defendant
is notified 10 appear or the same will be heard in
his ubseuce.
HENRY McFARLIN J. P. SEAL
janl0n50-3w.
sTARKE COUNTY ss 4s4s cq ss., March
vs. Mo-, for execution
Anasa P Carroll }
The plaintiff in the aqove entitled cause by John
S. Bender his aticr ney has filed in my office his
complaint in said cause, also the affidavit ola dis
interested person from which affidavit it appears
that the defer dant AmasaP Carroll is a
res dent Of the state of Indiana, he is therefore
he eby notified of the filing and tendency Of said
peton and that the same will be tr led ut the
next term of the Starke Circuit Court to be held
ut the Court House in the town of Knox, on the;
Ilth day OF March A. D. 1861, and unless the
said defendant be and appear at the said Term on
the first day of the Term thereof aud plead answer
or demur, the same will be determined ia his All
sence.
OLIVER HIP. HOWARD,
Clerk c. &.
JsnI0n5S-3w
STATE OF INDIANA In the Stark Circuit
Term 1861.
Francois Homer Notion of Execution
Henry Clapp and
Amasa Caro- l.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause BY John
S. Bender his attorney, has filed in my office his
compla int in said cause, also the affidavit of
disnte rested person from which affidavit itappears
that the defendants Henry Class and Anasa Car
roll non-residents of the state Of Indiana. they
are therefore hereby mott fed of the filing and
tendency ofsaid action and that the same will be
tried at te next term OF the Starke Circuit Court
To be held the Court House in the Town Ut
Knox on tint 18th day of March A ID. 1861, and un-
less the said defendants he and appear at the said
the first day of the term thereof and plead
answer or demur the same will be determined in
thei' absence.
OLIVER n. P. HOWARD,
Clerk C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

VI. BEcKxR-These gentleman contin-
ue TO DO good business notwithstanding the "hard
times They regarded by AL who have ever
made either their business social acquaintance,
"a being honorable socabls gentleman and are en-
titled the confidence OF the people of the entire
community. 1t will be seen tina, they have changed
1her advertisement slightly. but they will continue
ID sell their goods cheap as ever.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

ONO C-sH STORE This establishment cont II =
'les to receive very large portion OF public pat
roma =. Although, times "cose'' and the
people are ''cLoser." Mac is vet doing 600 d
business. IL is very seldom that we have ever
noticed man TO start business and receive such
large patronage, in so short time as he has The
bargains he gives and the advertising he doe, is
The answer to the query, how does he manage to
get up such big trade 80
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

THE STATE This is the name o new paper
started at Valparaiso, lad, the third number of
which is before us, 1t is neatly printed paper
and contains much interesting and useful reading
matter Its not designed TO be party paper but
does not claim to be neutral in politics. 1t is \
very welcome exchange, and we hope the pro-
Dr:etOrs will mset with success.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
c. L. DERBY. Actuary c. A. A.
S46 Broadway. New York

y. B-Sabscriptions received and forwarded
By McDoSaLD, Agent for Plymouth and vicinity
when specimen Engravings and Art Journal can
be seen.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

RELIGIOUS NoTCE-Tke protracted meetings
IN this place have been kept up with comrnendable
rigor. Several ACQUISITIONS have heen made to
both churches rs usual OH such occasions, peo-
pie al classes have made protest. Some
we kno'- are sincere and We hope all OF
COURSE selts hness finds its WAY into the church
well As every other social sphere, and we.have
kn0 sn instsnces in which, At such times a these,
persons have professed who really have not been
o0nver' ed Time alone can prove these things.
by thei fruits shall re know them, says the
good book, and the bearing time of fruit for gen
aine convert, begins with his convention. If he
'iorEives Ms enemies. does good to them who
despitefuiiy YOU, restore four fold those hc
has wronged, and does numerous kndered rks
hat are the fruit Of charity then is his eonvers-
io7 sincere AMI his conviction genuine. But if he
still retains the fruits of his sins and seeks do
bite or the future only, then 10 his repentance of
avail and he has not been ''born again" Some
body remarked in our hearing the other day tina
Heaven admits of no tests" 1t struck us as a
strange remark Al the tine, but it contains more
fnan -tris e. the ear at FIRST The church can
screen no MN from the punishment due for his
crimes aga inst God or mln /; and better indeed
woa,d re the lest" should a person seek to pro-
cure forgiveness for in and vet retain the fruits
of IL One who is really COW rted, must, it seems
~ u hold no i'll will TO anything God has made
nor ran he be forgiven until he has uudone all;
tba, can De, that was wrongly done by him, and
nude good as far possible. all that he was in
strumental in making bad.
We are not much of ,r,liss, bu; are u
believe in genuine Prsete cal christianity. AMI,
everyday is nov talk ing of the revival, and the
working Of Divine Grace hope to he par
dcned for this intrusion, if ntr usion tbs, for what
We have said concerning th "efforts Ior grace
being .de IN our midst. Success to all well di-
rec,ed efforts, where made, and genuine peace
for the professors. is our sincere desire, what
ever may be our particular creed daily
practice.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
5000 ACRES Of LAIl liR SALE.

TINHE IND F.RSIGNED IS AUTDORIZED
to sell the following described Lands, IT Gerry
Iop figures; part down and the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
Maid annually
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

SEcEssiOS.-Since our last issue Georgia has
resolved to go Out of the UniOn-Virginia has ad-
o. ted resolution in her Legislature, that unless
separations Is speedily made by Congress-, she
viii so with the Southern confederacy-Ke ntucky
has said by resolution in her Legislature that she
ali resis. at all hazards any attempt made by
the Northern States and Louisiana is calculating
On going cat in few days, so they co. We are
IN sndone Nation-we ruined people. usless
repar1tI, IS speedily made.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
800 Beautiful Works of Art

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The SUPERB ENGRAVING, which every subscriber
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24

Ply MOUTH, IND.
COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
- ton of titles &c. promptly attended to
MEYERS To
Peoples Bank. N. Y. City; How Whitaker,
N. Y City; Terbell. Jennings & CO., N. Y City;
Security Fire Insurance Co.. N. Y. Cay; Henry
C. Carter, NJ Y City; Hon. c. A. Stacy, Tecum-
sch, Mich II. G.. Berry Co., Bankers, Adrian,
Mich; ]. $. Dunlap, Esq, Indianapolis, Ind; N.
u Oglesbee, ESQ, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
lie has associated wth ham in practice, Hon.
James Bradley Of LSPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have at the sitting ofthc Circuit and Com
mon Pleas Conrts Of this county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth. Ns-rh -. 1850 M
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-24
THE PLYMOUTH DE N0CRAT
SCOTS .COiiectlug Agency.

Mr. J. <. Seorr, who transaets General Col
lecttnq Business, IS authorized to receive Sub
cr.ptions Advertis ements, &c, for US, and TO
give receipts for money due this Office.
We cheertullv recommend Mr. SCoTr az a
careful, prompt, and honorable man. CLAIMS Ell
trusted TO him for Collection could be plac ed
IN safer hands. A. C.. THOMPSON,
Ed Democrat.
j Collections promptly attended to-at no me
or abroad-and satisfactory reference ven in
Plymouth, and elsew here, as TO character and
responsibility, Nov 1860.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
Edgefeld Female College

yUyIIE present Session of this School commenced
IL on Monday, the llth of February, and will
close the last week in June. Pupils may enter ut
any time until then, and thOy will be charged
only from the time of entrance.
It afford, US great pleasure to announce to the
friends and Patrons of the Institution, that the
services of Mr. X. II. MINIS, Of this place, has
been secured as Teacher of Draniny aad Paint-
ing. Those, therefore, who wish to avail them
selves Of instruction in that Department, have
now an opportunity of doing so. The usual
charges will be made for such instruction.
Teachers for Present Session.
JOHN Il. GWALTNEY, NJ. A.,
Aacientand Modern Languages. English Language
and Composition.
REV L. R. GWALTNEY, NJ. A.,
Mental aud Uoral Science, History and Engltsh
Literatgre.
ROBERT ]. GWALTNEY,
y :'cmatics aud Nature! Science.
MRS. LUCY GWALTNEY,
Primary Department.
PROF. JAMES I. BACON,
Nusic.
ROBERT H. MINIS,
Dru9ing and Painting.
G~For any information address
JOHN R. GWALTNEY,
Edsofcld, S. c.
Mnr 13 I'm ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
Headquarters,
MARCH !, 1851.

TGENERAL ORDER, no. g
ruyHos. G. RHETT, P. II. NELSON, a. G..
IL DARLINGTON and S. MCGOWAN, having
been appointed and commissioned Briga'irr Gr-
erals Of the Volunteer Force raised by au
thority OF can Act 10 Provide al Armed Mill
tary Force" will he obeyed and respected accord
a'l-tr~ their re-
pectivs commands as follows:
LIST Brigade South Carolina Volunteers to he
commanded by Brgadicr General THQS. q.
HHETT, will consist Of the troops raised from the
Districts of 0rangcburg, Barnwell, Beaufort COL
Teton, Charleston and Lexington, except that pur-
ton lying between Broad and Saluda Rlrtrt.
Cd Brigade to he commanded 10y Er:salcr Cen
eral p. II. NELSON, will consist of the tr""l,$
raised from the Districts Of Eirhland. krrshaw,
Lancaster Sumter, Clarendon. Darlington, Marl-
borough, Horny, Marion, Williamsburg and George
town.
81 Brigade to he commanded hy Brigadcr Cen
eral A. C. DARLINGTON. will consist Of trouls
raised from the Districts cf Newhcrry. Leurens.
York, Spartnnburg, Uuion, Fairfield. Chester and
that part Of Lexington lying between Broad and
Saluda Rivers
4th Brigade to DO commanded by Brignilicr
General SAMUEL MCGOWAN. will consist OF
troops raised from the Districts Of EdgcGcld, Alb
bcyille, Andcreon and Pickcn$
BY order S. X. GlST,
Ahjutant and Inspector Gen'l Of South Carolina.
Mar IL 1t 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
Sherif's Sale.
Reuben Cooper and Daniel Proctor,

Reuben Cooper and Daniel Proctor,
William Wheeler.
EpY Virtue Of the writ ef Fl Fa. to ne directed,
ed in the above stated case. shall proceed to
.rl ut Eiccfcld c. IL, on tho first Monday in
April next, the following property, 10 Wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known us the Home
stead Tract, containing Three hundred aud ten
,3lOl acres, more less. Also, ONE OTHER
fKACT, known MS the Wilson Tract, containing
One Hundred and Eighty (lSo) acres, more or
lvsS Also, ONE OTHER TRACT, called the
Marrow Tract, containing Thirty niuc (39l Acres,
inGTc or icsS--a;l OF SAID LaIds a,joning lands of
James Crsswell, Mrs Preston S. Brooks, Reuben
Cooper, john Christie. pr. Wm. Hill aud others.
Also. one Negro boy named ClabVrn.
will nl,u sell in the same ease, On Wednesday,
:he 81 day Of April next, ut the residence Of the
Defendant Vim. Wheeler. the following property,
nwit Six Head OF lluIsss, Mule, twelve
heat, L: Cattle, eleven heud Of Sheep twenty -four
head of Hogs, one lot uf CUru, lot Of F,d':cr,
one Wagon. "ne Buggy aad llurncs|, une lot of
Oats. one Ok Cat. orc lot Of bacon, one lot If
Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools, &c.
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s.E.D.
Mars Itc 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
DICK CHEATHAM !!

DlCK CHEATlIAM will stand the SPRING
ED SEASON of 1861. at Edsefeld c. H., on
Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
und ut Harmon Gullmun's, six miles East Of the
Court House, the remainder Of the week, at
Tweuty-ti dollars the Season. with the privilege
Of sending any mare MT proving in fual the hex
Season, FREQ Gf charge.
DICK CHEATlIAM is II black horse six years
old this Spring, about sixteen hands high. lie
shows for himself.
lie was sired by Imp. Albion, first dam by lump.
Lcviutlnn ID dam by pacolet, 3d dam by Top
claut 4th dam BY Lamrlightcr. 9TH dam by Halle
Imp Union, &C. Pacort by Imp. Citizen
Tupsallant by tiallatin. He by Imp. Bedford ;
L,rtplghter by Imp Medley.
DICK CIIEATlIAM good race horse.
Those desiring breed from Linn had best send early
in the Scason which commences lst March and
ends 10th June.
He will be found while at the Court House, at
Mr.. I. j. Whitaker'S Stable, who will take good
care of Mares at 81 per month, hut not bc iablc
for accidents or escapes.
THOS. C. BACON.
Mar !, 1861. If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
MAGISTRATES Office.

WUAyING been appointed by Hit E1eellency
Hn Gov. PIcHEXs, MAGISTRATES OF tn
TOWN OF HAMBURG and VICINITY, take
piea.ure in Offering my services to the public for
the collection of Notes and Accounts. All monies
collected by me will be placed in tho Bank OF
Hamburg to the crodit of the parties, subject to
their order.
Ny Office will be found on River Street, next
dusr to Msssrs. Padgett Crafton's Store, and
opposite tho Store Of Messrs. Hammond Lark,
where may DO found NIL hours during the day,
from o'cuck in the morning to in the evening.
II. L. GENTRY.
Hamburg, Mar l3, At 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
Sherif's Sale !!

sSY Virtue of suldry Writs of Ficri Facas to
- me directed will lrucee, to sell at Edge
Geld Court House. OH the first Monday in April
next, and day following the following property in
the following eases, to wit:
A. J. Hammond 4 W. e. Narlis. E1'prs. VS..
i. I. Stro:u: u. b. Bruuson W. Tue Same; Va
rouS other Plaintiffs VS. The Same, Three Ne
gro Slaves. viz: Lucinda, Grace and Aaron.
The Bank Of hamburg 5. C. ". NJ. a. Grafton,
Moses Taggart ami wife, NJ. +. Taggurt, Thomas
5. Grafton and Snowdcu S. Grafton, One Tract Of
Land containing Five hundred aud sixty $500
more Or le:s adjoining lands Of JEFF. Nix"n,
the Estate of John W. Garrett, Joseph Meri-
wcthrr aud othcrs--the property Of the Defendant
Mrs. VI. 4 Grafton.
johnson A. bland and others, who sue for the
use Of c. Lowry, W. l.. S. johnson and wife liHr-
rct f., One Tract Of Land, known NJ the (" Egypt
Tract" containing Two hundred and iifty.scrcn
ESD acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of +.
W. Pickrns, the Estate of Richard Burton and
others Also, -Four Negro slaves, viz Jerry, Pa
,iencr, Lewis and George.
NJ 0. Talman, Adm'or., vs.. 4. G. Gaskirs; s.
II. jones for A. J. Rnuntree yS The Same, One
Tract Of Land containing Five hundred ljUn)
nrreS, more or less, adjoining lands of Col. j. F.
HurreSs, b. J. Gilchris; and others.
NJ. 0. TagSart aul wife w NJ 4. Grafton, Ex'x.,
and others, \ Tact of Lani where TIC Dc;rn-
'lnn; resides, containing One Thousand acres.
~ less. adjoining lands Of Thrs. Mckie, Joseph
Mcriwcthcr, Il. Nixon and others.
JOHN Fox vs. Bluil pa.lsctt; \. Jones, Assignee,
W Elui padgrtt and Ambrose Whittc, Two Ne
gro Slaves, Nut and Harriet.
SHEPPARD ( Mcrrcury vs.. John L. Harmon
tic". W. Lanirum W. The Same; Force. Wo"d 4
Mitchell ". The Same Various other Plainta<
-. The Same, uc Tract OF Land whereun the De-
;:n'laat r"w resides, containing Eight llun,ir,d d
san Acre. more "r lass, bounded by lands uf
Samuel Cook, Wm. L. Dorn and others.
Tins Cash. LEWIS JONES, Srn
| Mar S, 1861. lie 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Feb 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
TAX COLLECTOR s
NOTICE,

3 WILL attend at the times and places herein
Il after mentioned to collect the STATE AND
DISTRICT TAN, for tho year commencing the
first day Of October 1860.
At Dr. John Mobley's Monday, 18th March.
Dr.J. C. Rcady's, Tuesday, 10th March.
RIDGE Wednesday, Goth March.
LybrandS, Thursday, 2lSt March.
lIatcher's, Friday. 2sd March.
Grani,cville, Saturday, 23i March.
Beach Island, Monday, 25th March.
Hamburg, Tuesday and Wednesday, 10Th and
9th March.
Cherokee Ponds, Thursday 2Sth March.
Pine House, Friday, 29th March.
Mrs. Aliens, Saturday, Goth March.
Mt Willing, Monday, lst April
Mrs. Norris, Tuesday, I'd April.
Geo. Addy's, Wednesday,, Sd April.
Gibson's Store, Thursday, 4th April.
Huictl's Store, Friday 9TH April.
Micklcr's, Saturday. 9th April.
Richardson's, Monday, Sth April
Perry's Roads, Tuesday, 9th April.
Chapman's Store Wednesday, 10th April.
Nickerson's, Thursday, llth April.
Coopcrsvilo, Friday, 9th April
Burnets's Saturday, 9Th April.
DOrn's Mill, Same evening, ut 3 o'clock.
Rountrees Store, Monday. 18th April.
Shattcrfield, Tuesday. 10th April.
Liberty Hill, Wednesday, 18th April.
White House, Thursday, 18th April.
Ned Howlc's. Friday 10Th April.
Midlleton's, Saturday, 10th April.
A. Mnrgan's, Monday, 22d April.
Hamburg, Tuesday, 23i April.
Wightman's. School House. Thursday, 23th apr
Golfers. Friday, Goth April.
Red Hill, Saturday, 9th April
lIoward's, Monday, 29th April.
Chcarham's Store. Tuesday, Goth April.
Bowlcs' Steam Mill, Wednesday. lst May.
Pleasant Lane, Thursday, Cd May.
j. S. Smyley's. Saturday, 4th May.
Edgefeld C. H Monday and Tuesday, 9th and
18th May.
After which time my Books will close for the pres
ent year.
hope Tax payers will he punc;unl in making
their returns in the proper time, aud pay the
s:me otherwise I shall be compelled to leave
their Executions with the Sheriff.
hope tho Tux payers will excuse me for not
,uiug but one round, NJ did not get my Books
until the 9th March, and must make my Return
by the FIRST June.
Tho following is list Of taxable property !:
Negroes; Land; Sales Of Goods; Salaries and Wa
gcs over $500, Lots in Town; MouicS Loancd
aud at Interest, either in Bonds Or Stock; Bank
Stock Capital of Banks of Issue not inrorpora-
ted in this State; number of Packs of Playing
Cards sold Billiard Table; Dogs kept by slaves !
Free Negro D"ss &c.
THE0s. DEAN, r.c.I.p.
Mar II If 10