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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-19
IfNal llotires.
Attachment Notice.
Of Ind,onn. Marshall County, IS:
In Justices Court.

In Justices Court.
John Coil,
VS. Complaint on Attachment
Sylvester BcalsN
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause has
filed with me his complaint on attachment. and il
appearing that the defendant, Sylvester BcalS, Is
a non resident of SAID county, and a summons hay
ing peen returned not served upon him. he is here
by notified of the filing and pendencv of said
complaint and that unless he apper, answer or de
muir thereto ut the calling of said cause. on the
18th day of December. 1861, at lUoclock, "a. M,
SAID complaint will he heard and determined in his
absence HENRY McFAFU.IN, J.P.
NOVEL 1872
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the above rates Where the paper Is addressed to
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ed longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARDNESS & BI NGIIAM.
lSDlAN,roLIs, INDIANA
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Marble Tops, Counter Slabs,

&C., SC. Az they do all their own work them
selves, and are at hut little expense for hands or
agcpts, they sell cheaper than any other estab
lishmen' IN Northern Indiana. In regard To the
execution Of their work, they willing to com
pare it with that of any other establishment in this
ri. msy23-l7t
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Dentistry.
DR.. A. O. BORTON.

DR.. A. O. SOR1ON,
Surgeon Dentist. ri, mouth, Indiana. Whole or
partial Sett< of Teeth inserted on the most ap-
proved plans Special attention paid to the
preservation Ofthc natural teeth. and irregular
itv of C'rillrens teeth corrected. Fangs and
di Iicut teeth extracted with or without Chloro
form. Can he consulted ut his Office at any time
cxcent on MONDAYS aud Tuesdays.
flee in Pcrshns'S block. up stairs, corner Of
VI chigan and Gano streets, 1917
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TEEEISsl EsSTTEEgS
Enci,,Eefsi Consumption.

Weak Lungs. H. digestion, Dyspepsia. Disoa.cs
the Nervous System, Paral sis, Piles. and tor 4
cases requiring a Tonic,
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Er. j. Esovcc Beds
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Arc composed of pure and unaIultcI atcd w inc
combined with Burberry, solomon : Seal. ComlreN
Wild Cherry Bark. Spikenlrd, Chamomlc Flowers
and GrntIan. The; g manufactured by DIR. Dotls
himself, who is an exporter ccd an successful Ply
stefan, and hence should not be clasScd among the
quark nostrums which flood the country and
againt which the Medical Profession are SO Justly
prciudccd.
These truly valuable Bittcrs have been so thor
oughy tested by all classes of the community for
almost every variety of diseases incident TO the hu
sable
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Attorneys.
REEVE s. CAPRON.

REEVE s. CAPRON
attorneys AMI Notaries. Plymouth Morshall Co.
Ind, practice in Marshall and adjoining coun.
ties. Refers To RabcocS Il CO.. Phelps, Dodge
& Co. New York. Cooley, Farwell & Co., Gould
& Bro. Chicago. London & Co. Phila., Graf
Bencttc K CO.. Pittsburgh, Hon. A. l.. Osborn
Circuit Judge. Laport, Ind.
JOHN 6. BENDER,
Attorney ut Law and Real Estate Agent Knox,
Knox. Ind.
Collections. Tax paving and examination Of
Titles. promptly attended to. n3-ly
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PhN-SicinnS.
Il. j. VIVA L,

j. j. VIVA l.,
HOMEOPATHIC Observation-Disclosures paid
to ob=tetric rractic. and chronic diseases Of
womnr. and diseases OF children, office over c.
Palmpr's store, corner Michigan and LapOrte
tsreets. whe he may he consulted at all hours
DR.. o. BAIRD.
Graduate IF Jefferson Medical COllcge,) resi-
cnce and Office near Shifts Mill. Bremen, Ind.
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VOLUME 9.
rermy s'ay ke0ii.

The following statement, taken from oilicia
sources, viii show the army pay roll. In the first
column viii he found the nett salary per month
and IN the second the total salary per month
enlc. Includes ratio1~. servant hire, forage, &c.
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.sci,rsl1IScI..
lSII-bs.I-ial=.

Barber and hair dresser, (West side Michigan
street over pattersons store) Plymouth, lind.
Everything in the above business attended to by
III the best styic,
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ECW ARDS HOUSE.

CAMBRIA S EXCHANGE,
A Gamhrll proprietor. situated 40 junction Of
the 7. Fl. w. * e. r. up. * G.. r. r..
Plymouth. Ind. Meal III hours ofthe day and
evervihnr necessary for The comfort Of guests
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IL Porte street near the Depot, Plymouth. Ind
Good Fare. Low Bills. and every attention paid
to render the STAY of all who patron the Far
rners' agreeable. Good and convene bling
for those having horses.
vino ilv JOB SHORT, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18
A Noble Family

The simon-pure, born-to-rule high toned
gentlemen who have aided in getting up the
present rebellion are precious set Every
now and then we hear of some piece of con-
temptible meanness perpetrated by one of
them, which makes the flesh creep when we
recollect that once we thought them fit for
genteel society. late dispatch tells us that
among the letters and papers captured from
the rebels at Fort Hatteras was one from the
late American Consul at Rio de Janeiro, Robt
G. Scott, giving list of oil the vessels leav-
ing or to leave that port during the month,
with full description of their cargoes etc.
By this the rebel privateers knew when and
where to look, and six named in the list were
captured
Such low knavery as this is worthy of q
thimble-rigger. To be a rebel openly and
bravely is bad enough, but to be fed by the
Government, and at the same time to be one
of its deadly foes in secret, lending aid and
comfort to pirates engaged in preying upon
tho Nations commerce, such conduct is mean,
cowardly and vile. The Sacramento Union
says; Scott, for his treachery, ought to be
hung as high as llaman. Our Government
should arrest and hold him for trial as
traitor. 1t is time for Government to act
energetically and regaTddiess of consequences
in all such cases. This man Scott, we believe,
is the father of G. L. Scott, late member OF
Congress from California, now an officer in
the Confederate army.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

GIVE THE Poor DEVIL HIS DUE.-A cores
pondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing
from Richmond under date of the 9th, is
greatly distressed because the Congress of the
Confederate States, when passing a vote Of
thanks, gave General Joseph E. Johnston
precedence over General Gustavus E. Beau
regard. They were named in this order, and
the Mercury man is greatly nettled at it, and
claims that the army regards it as unjust to
General Beauregard. Itis stated that Beau
regard planned and conducted the battle
Though Johnston was the senior officer he did
not plan the battle nor did lie conduct it,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

LEGISLATURE OF NEVADA TERRIroRY The
Daily Silver Age gives the following list of
the members elect of the first Legislature of
Nevada Territory:
CoUNcIL-J. W. Pugh. Ira NJ Luther, W.
NJ. Stewart, T. w. Grier, Thomas Hannah, A.
W. Pray, j. L. Van Bokkelen, DR.. Solomon
Geller Contested by G. W. Happerly), Isaac
Roop.
ACCOMPLISHMENT Young, Wm. f. Teall,
James McMean John d. Winters. w p. Har-
rington, VIM. l.. Card, r. NJ Ford, j NJ
Mills, H. II Bryan NJ. N. Mitchell, +. Dur
ham, f. G. Ing. J. II. Sturtevant, J. W. Os-
born, John c. Wright.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

OUR STATE ELEcrIoN.-Every patriot may
find reason for eXultation in the result of the
late election. The Secession element among
our population is dwarfed forever and perma.
nently. Tie Union vote is so enormous that
we may at once say, without fear of contra
diction that California is, and will be. for all
time, true to the Government of the United
States. Why should she not be owing as
she does to the fostering hand Of the Gov yern-
nent, not only her existence, but all else that
a State might ask and hope for. California
is as true as steel. In the present terrible re-
volt We hope that the noble stand taken 10y
our State-away upon the Pacific strand
where, if anywhere, treason might have
rioted and grown strong-may be considered
at its value. We present our State as model
to those whose who would fain break up this
Gevernmen. Others may fail in their allegi-
ance, but California, faithful among the
faithless." will clutch with eager hand the
protecting Kegis of u Union, one and indi-
visible. beneath whose shadow she has thus
farProspered.-Napa Exporter.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18
sNpMIsrzs The Union records the fol-

SK1HMlsr2s The Union records the fol-
lowing bloodess battles:
An affray occurred on Saturday evening,
at Buckeye, Yolo county, between several
Secessionists and Union men, in which one Of
the first named class, named McWilliams
drew and discharged revolver. The ball
struck box near one of the Union men,
named John Bashaw. McWilliams was placed
under arrest. The residents of Buckeye say
that that is the last place in the county for
Secessionists to make a demonstration.
A difficulty occurred at Agricultural Park
Monday afternoon between j. G. Davis and
Drury Malone, with reference to the occu-
pancy of stalls for cattle Harsh words pass
ed when Malone drew q revolver, with
which he covered bis antagonist. He was
disarmed by bystanders when Davis obtained
a cane with which he was about to renew the
contest, when Malone retired from the field.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

The EXAMINATION OF MARY JouNsoN.-The
examination Of Mary johnson on The charge
of murder, in the killing of her husband on
Monday, took place yesterday before Mayor
Fowler. The defendant admits having killed
deceased with knife, but says he was, at
the time, on the point of striking her with a
garden spade. The moment she had done
the deed she called TO some neighbors and
person saw the rngical end of the quarrel
Just before the killing of johnson, one wit
ness testifes that he saw him walking in the
yard, very slowly, and looking cautiously
about This was, we believe, a circumstance
offered in corroboraton of the woman's state
ment that she killed her husband in sclf-de-
fence Tie fact that no attempt was made
by her to conceal what she had done, will
probably weigh in her favor. The killing
took place in the back yard of the dwelling
of deceased. Those who arrived first on the
epot found him lying partly on pile of wood,
holding spade, and having his teeth clenched
in the handle of it, He lived sew veral min
utes, but never spoke. The Mayor held the
woman Johnson to bail, upon her own recog
nizance, in the sum of IS 900, to appear, and
answer the charge of murder.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body
of johnson, yesterday morning, and the jury
found a verdict in accordance with the facts
already narrated
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

JoHN BULL CIvIL-Minister Adams writes
that he does not think the British Govern
ment contemplates any change in position as
long as the blockade is continued.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

DELINQUENT TAxEs-Under the new Rev
enue law the District Attorney is empowered
to collect delinquent taxes, and his power ex
tends back for three years prior to 1861
Parties having purchased real estate during
that time will do we'll to examine and see
that no claims for taxes have accrued against
the property before the time Of purchase, as
the property will be holden for such taxes,
and before they are aware of it extra costs
will be made We understand that sum-
,nonses were issued in some seventy-fve cases
in this county yesterday, and more will be
issued to-day. They are made out in the
names Of the parties owning at the time of
assessment. and not against present owners,
who may not receive any notification till the
execution is levied. A great many of the
papers already issued are against property
assessed to unknown owners.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

INDIAN ALLIANCE WITH REBELs.-Advices
received at the War Department confirm the
report that the Kiowas and Comanches, from
whom Government last year withheld their
animal presents. on account Of previous ras-
ealities have united their fortuees with the
Southern Conf,deracy The principal rem
dtlyous Of the tribes is mean Fort Benton
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

TnorTING MATcn.-A trotting match for
$500 took place at the Park yesterday, be-
tween Love & Bolinger's b. m Fanny c., and
A. j. Haun's b. IN. Angeline-fve miles. 1t
was won easily by Fanny G. Time-l5:16.
Considerable money changed hands on the
result, as the match was known to be con
the square"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

SuooT-Those who are fond of hunting
may indulge in the sport from nov until the
lst Of March, without violating the provisions
of the law for the protection of game
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

TERMS EAsY.-The Visalia Delta records
the defeat of the Union Democracy in Tulare
county, in an article full of fun and good ma
ture, and closes by the following reference to
business matters:
In conclusion we would say to the public
that the Delta will continue to he published
at the same old place-that we are doing an
extensive credit business-we have heard of
the leash system" but don't believe it pays
that our terms are FIVE DOLLARS YEAR an
ddoanee. This pay in adOance is only stand
ing joke with us--we don't mean it. In fu-
ture. however, to accommodate those who in
sist upon paying we shall discount Ten Per
CENT, ION the amount Of their bills.)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

WARREN Engine Company hold q meeting
this evening, at o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

jutant Deneral Thomas, calling attention to
the 57th Article of the Act passed for the
government of the Armies of the United
States, has more sweeping application than
is generally supposed it is intended to apply
to all persons, both in and out of the army,
and to newspapers here and elsewhere
through the North. 1t is intended to pro-
hihit the publication of movements connected
with the raising of troops, the preparation of
munitions of war, the transportation of men
ard the fitting out of vessels.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN TIE ISLAND OF RA-
RoroNGA.-Rev. W. Wyatt Gill of the London
Missionary Society in Mangaia says:
Our work here is going on very well. True,
indeed, we have not all sunshine, nor is it all
shade. Our grounds for encouragement are
very great indeed. A few days hence hope
to admit twenty-four to the church at Ivrua
and Oneroa. At Rarotonga great revival
has taken place; upwards of eight hundred
individuals have joined the classes.
Booriboola Cha is not yet heard from. The
natives of the Foo Foo Islands are hauling the
ladies of the missionaries about in small
chariots to do shopping and make calls. And
so the blessed work goes on. Will not every
little child cave all its pock ct money and send
it to the heather
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18
The Report of the Death of Davis.

A dispatch by Pony, dated September Sd,
says that jeff Davis, chief of the Southern
rebels, died at Monticello on the previous
Tuesday. Now, as September Sd was Tues
day, this wculd make the death of Davis to
have occurred August 9th. But the details
of news brought by the previous Pony. and
published in yesterdays Union, contain the
following:
LOUISVILLE, September lst-A special to
the New Orleans Delta, dated at Richmond,
August 9th says President Davis is so i'll
that Congress has adjourned to await his
convalescence.
We are of the opinion that the announce
ment of the death of tie ringleader of the
traitors, is premature. We have no doubt
but that we shall shortly hear of his death,
for if he is suffering from an attack of fever,
his nervous anxiety to get well will kill him,
by increasing the fever, and making it un-
manageable
The death of Davis at this time would be
an inestmable blessing to mankind, far it
would to some extent, temporarily at least,
stagger, weaken and disorganize the mon
s,rous rebellion of which he is the sole hend.
We devoutly pray and sincerely hope that
he may speedily be crushed, either in battle
or by natural causes; but as we have said,
we think but little credit should be given to
the reports of his death Just received.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18
Los r.

I'M Wednesday, September nth, somewhere ou D
~ street, Blue Velvet Purse, containing $50 gold
piece and small change. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on leaving the purse and money at
FLETCHER HOBS0N'S Dry Goods store D street.
sep12-d
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-18

Attention WarTens.
Attend SPECIAL meeting ofy your company this, the
18th inst, at o'clock
Per order, D. S. HYAMs, Sey.
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VALUABLE FARM


-, ! r OW Ard COUNTY
M y hAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAITRnAn
Inns Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AMI gfEvTY
AGhFS Of very superior Land, well wooded and vatrd
le building sites and is abunGantlV snplisd
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Ea.i; D.. IkUSTEE'S SALE
EsH ny Eiglhe OF decree the Circ Court If g-f.
public sale at he ,unarSi2pcd, Trustee viii orr
in s cIfv on ~ ;St ase SGlesrEorns, on Second slra
Z. NJ " h''DHf' the 2id July, 1861, a. / o'clors
% RI H. 81 1G AZ Gh9JEB AND IMPROVEMENTS for
Z" reg on tiie tie east side NORTH Charles ~
depth OF 100 feet to a three feet arv W. -,
nortn from Madison street ant is i'm proved Nv ,s
nsw .thTettstnry Bhi'h DWELLING with basement ~.
ana ls subject to an annual ground rent Of rllr.
AMI September ia every year. ' ~ -''''
Fer title see mortgage from w. II Ecdgravcq to e,r,
foil 3T3, &c. W. Toe ''' No '.'-
Terms OF saie-One third cash, and the balance in Sis
dLu t"eiFe InCnthS WIN interest ara sCCurirU
T. PAEklN SCOTT. T-rste.
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T. PAREIN SCOTT. T-rete.
SAMUEL b. COVER.
'tFE97 FOR SALE AT PUBLIC lUCTI0G,
-sa.ta. VALUABLFLFASEHniB rRCpEqTy STFT-aTrp
oN itE N T. CORN ER az PLEASANT And LaA RI rs

~ 49, Bi:E EHnLn PRCP&aTY SITUATE
by authority vested in me viii Offer r7 cal, IS mel
hi4ntloh, AZ ie NctaHgc Sale uomS. Second street. go
loinlng the Baltimore P1.t -offra on IL ~ .
"lst Hay r 81 July, 1851, at o'clock p V:
IA iiiSl flECE OR PARCFi. OF GROIN y sftvpf.I
Oh I norm cast corner Of Peasant andChces streets
tlithl!% lhenCe north on Charles street. tH,rviv fer
nre nSnss thence cast, raracl with Pleasant stree
hundred ana thirty eight f-e 20 twenty foot aliev. ,rr-
on saiu alley twenty-five 80
SAM street and then Pleasant oac hur.-
am iiiirtN eight fe to the plHrc Of rCGi.niu"
lnnIr1E cnrntS tn. above cel-isf Of
tiree&tory BRICK DWELLING. win !7usf ey@sr,...
naGE building covering The entire depth, four stories In
.Lu lie W0ie premises rgre1tIy reuay -! and t.gs..i
af iioioBs N.Y. IhIs property is finely situated r
iSt ciSs Bearing house and has been recently fr-
lo5 s.uto per anttI Ground rant 800 per aunun.
eralS-0nehi5d cash, Balance in and months wit.
interest and security. ~ ''..
;rooot. YIN. PI&ENEY WHYTE,
80 81 Lexington stree.
AMES r. CHANGE,
~ (LATE huCTT0N.ER.)
GENERAE COMPRESSION FfEPCEy1n -T
hI a'er m al kinds Of AUCTION GU0GS suited 10
nt 'iIY ana tGuntry Merchants, who are re0u.t A. m q
ANIME the SAME before purchasing elsarsIera " '
JAMES i. CHANCE.
CT a..-s.zo r. - - CeLhil:ssl-a Merchant,
mhl9tf Eotrqnc. ~, C,orfss So
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