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SUMMER RESORTS
"a COYNER.s WHITE
Az AMI BLACK trtpHCE AND

~ ''1 Iss ,Sssn;,s ,,1ss.|ss.
las WATERING-PLAcE will be open fer ths
reception of visitors on the 2erH OF MsY II is.
situated on the line and IN full view Of the Vtr-
sinia - I'd Tennessee Railroad. about half mile
from Beussck's Dslot, Roam Ike, Va s,which de-
pot An OMNIBUS win always be fouEd wsttiHg.
ON The arrival Of the cars. 10 convey passengers
10 the syringe.
These White aud Slack sulphur wa,err have
effected numerous cures, The While sulphur.
aggravated cases Of dyspepsia seIious affections
Of the liver. kidneys, and bladder, general de-
b!lity ard especially diseases 81 the nervous sys-
Ten, and those dt. essas Peculiar to fsmsies be
Black sulphur, ali kinds Of diseases Of the skin,
aggravated cases Of letter, and other conceptions
of the skta
The accommodations are eq usl to any to be fonnd
In the mounfsi M Of Virgins, ssd the IA aad
TTkaDANTs n the most att stscssry char eter.
together with a hoe BAND OF AUsIt. and every
attraction usually foand NJ erst elass Watering
Fiaeesss 10 all ~ which We beg leave To refer II
The large number of persons " h have heretofore
visited the place.
BOARD VIII be reduced to $50 rer month for
fsmiiie chi dren aud servant bali price
There il also . rkLk1kAPH UFRlCE here,
W hieh comma nicates " It'll all parts Of The south.
J. A. H6fFELFINGgg,
m IN prpprt %
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n HEADQUARTEhS FlRGlhlA FUkebs,(
e RIcHNoNp, VA, May 20, 1851. !
hi Special Orders. No. Q.
wv /. Coiouet WIN. b. BLAIR. of the Prov ision at
Army of Virginia, Is announced to the troops
serving in the state as Commssary General II
subsistence of the Virgin Forces. All officers
doing duty in that department within the limits
of the state, directed to report to HIM, by
ter, without delay, their stations and the nature
of the orders Ter W hieh they are acting.
III. The following Act Of the Congress OF the Con
federats states, in reaton to the clothing of Vol
unteers, having been adopted ,as far applicable
by the Governor ana C0nGcii of he State, rs the
rule for the government of the Virginia Forces,
is published for the information of sill concerned,
viz:
''SEC. 2. ind be further enacted, That said vol
unteers shall furnish their own clothes, and. IL
mounted men, their own horses and horse equip
msnts aud wheu mustered into service, shall bs
armed by the States from which they come, or by
the Confederate n ates OF America
"-Ec D. And be 1t further ea1cfed, That said vol
unteers shall, when called Into actual service,
and while remaining therein, be- subject to the
ru es aud articles of nd instead OF clothing
every non commission ed officer aud priyats In any
company shall be entitled when called into &C
tual service, to money in sum equal to the cost
of clothing of u non eommissloa ed Otncsr ~ pri-
vate 10 the regular amy of the confederate
states of America "
By command Of Maj Gsn'l LEE
my 23-4 GARRETT, Adjt Gen'l
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DIApoLrcAL.-It il now ascertained beyond
question. that the firing OF the houses oi
Bishops Polk and Elliott At Sewanee, Tenn,
was the act Of abolition incendiaries.
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By Myers L. Co., Auctioneers,
NORFOLK VA
MILITARY NOTICES.

N HEADQ'Rs MARYLAND yOLUNTEERsl
IN VIRGINIA, May 22d, 1871.
mi General Order
W Having been assigned by his Exce,iencv the
Governor of the State, and Advisory Coarcil TO
the command, for tbs present, OF such volu oteers
from Maryian as may offer their services, the
undsrsiRn ed advises immediate orRaaizafion let
ceupaute- of Mt less than ft'y men, who will
elect heir own officers
he certificates Of election will be returned 10
the comm ending officer. who Will forthwith pro-
cure the proper commissions.
Zach company will consist Of one Captain, one
First nd one Second Lieutenant. four Seryeants,
four Corporas, and at least f,rty-twO privates.
Ii IL earnestly recommended TO the Maryland
men that they lose no time in perfecting their
organization Inheriting rs we do the name OF
the Old "Maryl4 land Line q" let initiate their
virtues, and let the MARYLAND Line of TO day AZ
did the grind ''Old Maryland Coutinentals'' OF
1915, set an example of loyalty, discipline and
courage 10 be emu lated but not surpassed by our
brothers of the South.
FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
25-ts Col comtnan ing
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49, MON TG q M ERH
WHITE SJfIpHnR SpRYEGS
IL THE HTTE 81 FIJI 4

3A1 THE HIN 50 LfHUk
Jill GREEyBRlER COUNTY. VA.
fpis celebrated WATEKING PLACE will he
opened for the reception Of visitors on the ls,a
instant.
TsRSs OF BOARD For thirty days or less. % 20
per day for any period after the expiration Of
thirty days. ~ per day-whtts servants two
thir0s: coiorsd servants and children under 10
and over years. half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, Prse't.
n. Ban abundant supply Of ICE has been go
cured. my Tia
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aacrs.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
- DbNCE, ON GRACE. BETWEEN FIFTH AND
Sixth STREETS.-At the request of the parties
Concerned: We shall offer for sais az pubic anc-
day of May, lspi, a. u O'Clock p. NJ tina. va'ua.
bic RESIDENCE on Grace street, owned by the
ate Hancock Lee at the time of mis- death and
now occupied by his family As the property Is
we'll known, a further description is deemed un-
necessary
TERMS -0ne fourth cash balance at T. $ and IL
mont his, for negotiable Notes, interest added, Sc
cured by = trust deed.
my AIDS GODDfN y APPERSOS, Aucts
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WANTS.

WANT ED-NE0RO LARORgRe.-An per-
w sors who have NEGROES ON their hands.
for whom they hsve NO enplcyment can do the
Mayor. nj his Office, or sending him note, be
tween and u o'elcck on SATURDAY and Mon
DAY MosNfNGs. and stating hew many they
can furnish The men w,u ne set to work q, a
dry. healthy place, within an hours walk Of the
cspits, and will be we'll fed and CARED for
WANI IDA hAAD COOK for a Hotel ten
w On French or German preferred. foone
theToughly competent, linera! ss;sry VII Dc
p1 my ss .RR!y'' At i the -p noSs .a'el
w NAN siLvEssaiTa, 10 work :, the bust
py y9ns ~. !hs sfsa ap
my as-at. scottsvil e. Aibemarl' Co Va.
WANrED-TO HIRE-Por the balance Of the
w year, an able bodied, steady aud reliable
Ssako MAN. Apply to :. HuSTkR, Central G.
WANTED-A good NURSE, for the balance Of
w the year. Apply to Nh MAYNakp.
my 2s-ts Arlington House.
WANTED.TWENrY RECRUITS for
mustered into service at the Baptist Col IVA
legs This company is alresdy Is .troag, s444H>
rank and file but Ii Is aesired to issrea-, 80
N. md sP ", at tie "fiice Of the undersis ned,
on llth street, between Main aud Bank. or st che
'.p''.' college, BY 'sdsE 8 rhE IF asa;s
VVANCED-Seven WHITE ME-, competent
w DRiV ms and MANAGES OF TEAMS, to
De employed in the vicini y of Williamsburg and
Yorktown. J. MAUkY GARLAND,
my A-st Can't ard A'st Q N.
XVANrkD-T6 P KCH .oB-IoV sss u Mule
No. 81 Pearl street W. l.. CABLLL.
Ma nd ouarteru aster G. , A.
Quartermasters office G. 5 A
Richmond May % l,ei. my % --Iw
XNANIED q cd Four tforse WAG1 ~, ha1 :
w ness light, but stroug with saddles to ach
set For such, delivered in RICHMOND, good
prices viii be paid. G. DiMMpCK
nv % g. Col of ordnance.
WANTED-sge;y lady to ka,w hat SLACK
FAMED and restored, just IKE new, at KINGS,
t0th street BE- tween Main and Cary
Gentlemen having IN FORMS, or LIGHT
CLOTH ING to SCUCR, can have them done can
and soft, wi nout smell, at our establishment
Z KING L son, Premium scorers
nv 2a-1wt 10th 81 bet Main and Cary
WANTED 200 SULfs.-w anted to pur-
w chase for the State of Virgi. la
Loco No MULES, from IL to l5s hands ~
high and from four to eight ar old, VIA
and they must be sound aud well brv- In4mN,
ken. for which Ca h viii be paid on deiise.y
T FtkLIN,
my 22-lm Quartermaster General.
M ANTE d For Quartermaslsr Depart
w ment, 500 good service. bic HORSES O.
for Artillery use. No horses may be ~
k@Soffered but those which are perfect ~A<A
B. p. FIcKLEN,
ap FIN MAJOR and Quart srmaster
| NNANFED-iW LN,Y MEN, from Is to .;
| w years old, for the EMMEr GUARD APP A
| lo'n. HN LILIss, hi
nv 2c-lw Recruiting Sergeant. uf
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WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS OCCUPIED.

THE KILLING OF COL. ELLSWORTH.
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RETREAT OF TIE INVADERS.

VICTORY FOR THE CONFEDERATE
ARMY!
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HEAVY Loss REPORTED.
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RUNA WAYS.

nO N "A w "A y.
n $40 KEWAkD.-han away from the
~ subscriber, about ten days ago NEGRO
Man named JACK lie Is u stout fellow
about IS years Old, very dark complexion
-4and feet ar s inches high He has wife
Ia Warren on, Va there he is now probably
lurking Jack ia the property of Mr. Geo. Ham
'itou, Of Fauquier county will give the above
reward II delivered TO me in this city
ms Is 3. AL"Is RRCK.
q FIVE DOLLARS q. ENAxD.-kaa.
81 away from the subscriber, on 4th lust,
I'm ELIZA, slave. properly OF X w Thorn
Vass0n. ESQ who L. bout ID years old, Of
.E3k.o .dium size dark brown skin has q burn
OF scar on one Of her cheeks, and ffsps when
speaking Elifa may probably be found Ut the
house Of her sister, Fannie White, 90 It'll, north
Of Broad street, in this city. The above reward
Will be promptly paid for her delivery to B. A.
CocKE, at kxchanse Hotel. or to
AL8ERT g. JONES,
my Pct 10 Hanover Comfy.
- STOP 1HE RUNAWAY 20 Dot
e24 LARS REV RD.-Left the premises Of Mr.
NA. W. Taylor, on Church Hill, Negro
Boy named TON, the property Of C. n
sCastieman, Bsq If Alexandra.
I he said boy Is about feet high, II or Is YEAR,
old, has n pleasant eouatenance when spoken to,
complexion very black He may be lurking sbou!
the city.
viii give the above reward If delivered 70 me
ut my otdce on ltfh street.
my ls-iw r. D EAcHO.
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w A n T. d.
RECRUITING

w Ant d. 4
RECRUITINa. hi
wANTED-sound, able bodied MEN for tie
Army Of the Confederate statss. A premium
of TWO DOLLARS for each recruit will be pald
to citizens who may bring them to lay rendezvous,
+ the recruit to Ricbmond, (withu ID fty miies5
by railway or canal, will be paid The requis-
men, between the ages Of eighteen and thirty
i've at least I've feet four and half inebe high;
sound, able bodied, and of good character
Those rho may be desirous of forwarding re-
cruits, will comm neate with ne without dsiay
A recruit receives eleven dollars a month.
on Bank street, in the cd Madison House mex mex,
' ' JUN SCOTT, Capt. c.s.A.,
Recruiting Officer.
Richmond city, Nav is 1881 my Its
| w aNrED-Ev-Iy boay 20 Know thai A D.
w GRAHAs's Brass Letters, for Military Caps,
are not superior to any Letters cut the city, and
to Mn o Oh
design and let the public judge ,vru,s
Brand Cutter, at Chas H. Lsngiey's
| my 2i-Im*
XNANrED-For the balance of the year. at
| w Carbon Hill Mines, first rate CARPBN-
rsR, and, FOR temporary employment. SMITH,
my Ats mo. J. wERTH, Agent
WANT D-Gvery body to know that am
| w manufacturing aud selling LETTERS for
MILITARY CAPS for 1--WE cents per letter. These
letters are superior to any cut IN this ely.
| a. b. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
| Next door to the Columbian Hotel,
| my ls-im* Richmond, Va.
| ,AfASTED-AiI person. to anow .nat ) manu-
W fscture all sly les and qualities Of TRUNKS
| I'd have always on hand the largest stock to b.
| found Ia the South. embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks isdis, french Ores.
| styles, all sold ct manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, a. salesrooms Ia Main street
.trsst below 18th. ''' ~ ' why
| NJ Trunks Repaired.
fsas-sm JAMES KNOTS
| w PARTMENT-
| 500, 600 lbs. STRAW
IL, 600 bushels CORN, and
| 10000 bushels OATS. w. 6. WOOD,
| my 2-im Assistant Qua rtermsster.
| \TANrED-For the GRkkNBh1EK WHITE
w SULPHUR sPRINasSm,COoKs, sAKERs
eT 70 Or to rpsssu
.hGss a sss below RS,s
For the Company.
,Ds e1 81 hs sgSTs
| above my lots
lN CUTTERS WAC under.
w stand cutting Jackets spd Psnts sh sy meas
sp Cuts ia Msiu street
AZ ANfED.-HAAD DO for ohWIAG MAJ HIN {
ap ct. KENT. PAINE aco
"A, An I T. D-eldHT hACnAAuk on th1
w NORTH.
my 6ts MARRY d 90
4NANrED-A few able NEGROES at the Car.
w bon Hill Mines. for the balance of the year
by the month,
| aplT-t JOHN j. WERTH Agent
| Az ANrED-LhkCks "a NEW iUhh, BAL
w TiMOkE end PHILADELPHIA. Also, COLL
and SILVER, for which the highest msrkst rate
will be paid. G.. w. PURCELL & Co.
2p ll-du
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CAMP ASHLAND,
May auth, is5i
I'm Cavalry Notice.-The old members Of
~ the HEN aICO LIGHT DRAGONS hsv.
Ing arns belonging to the state, or any property
belonging to the Company, who are not enrolled
and clustered into the service Of the stale, will
return them Immediately to Mr.. A. b HUTCH
EspN. Franklin street, kicbm should they
still desire to Join he Company, they can report
TO me at Camp Ash land. Twe6ty new members.
uniformed and we'll mounted III application 10
made in ten days. will be received.
z. s. McGRNDER,
my 22--lot Captain H. L D.
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- ALLEGH1NY SPEING1,
, / ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.

A. ROCkBR lDGE BATHS.
NAy SIh6lS 1 A.
O.Wl The under-igned has returned TO take
en- lIse II this fsverits y ATKRING PLACE., AID
he hopes, by PROMPT and slrict attention to busi-
ness to receive u hberst support as was sx-
tended to him under his former management -
The establishment will be open for visitors
the 2nth OF Nav, 1854.
The character Of these Baths ts we'll establish
ed. and their tonic qualities extend throughout
every class Of disease. hslicate females md
children have, without exception, received great
beaeft In all diseases ineideni to their sex -
These Baths cen afford as secure. conf ,r'able,
and convenient refuge for families leaving the
seat Of war can be found In Virginia.
There will be q DAILY NAIL from Baltimore,
Richmond and points about equally distant -
There !. only ten miles Of staging from Goshen.
ON the Virginia Central Railroad, through ro-
mantle and beautiful country
The following low rates are adopted in order
that all may be accommodated, and They are so
moderate that all can afford 10 pay them:
Price per diem. .................". 80
week ........ .....s..s.. v w
month........ 30 90
REFgRBNcss.-Cbisf Justice Tsnsy, hd ex-
Gov A Wise, Gov. John Lstch.T Col II.
Smith Va. WIN, JORDAN & 90.
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.
rHg GREAT MILITARY ADVANCE.

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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AOS44OA 0A000s
s'rukE BAYS.
BY 4. .. Geek, Ascs'r.
CROCERIEs, FURNITURE. &C., AT
NJ AUG tloS --Ou TUESDAY, 1ssh int ~ L.
G'cfeek, will .eil at nv store . lot Of superior
Groesfies, consulting In psrt Of Coffee, Tea soap.
ders, Nuimexs, Pointed Buckets. Broc mas. Leather,
pfied Apples, Cod r sh. iawars, Crockery, &c.
ALSO
barrels Gibson's pure Rye whiskey, s years old
" Gartner's kaek bridse - ''
New Orleans Molasses, &c ,Ac
AFTER which, a lot OF gsnteel Hou.~hold Furni-
ture. embracing Wardrobes, Bnrsaus. Tables
bsdstesds, Chairs, Hair and shuek Matire-ses
&c &c lmy al 3. y. COOK. Anct'r
ny Alex. ssts, Auct.
DRY GOODS, CLoTHI Nc, G GROCERIES,
DAY, May 18th, lssl. c,m men Ing a. 10 o,o,oct'
lot Of Dry Goods, Hosierv, Gloves &c ono
CERIEs-soap Candles. wbiskey, tain. Brandy
&c. A large lot of ane summer Clothing New
&c, &c. Also, Painted Buckets, Tues, wssh,
bosrds, Tinware, Crocsery, sc smoking aud
Chewing Tobacco
my u ALEX MOTT, Auct
n IGH CONSTABLE'S SALE BY vi,fue Of
II suudry Dist, IS warrants in my hands, shall
10 O'Clock. at the Ugh Gonsts ple's ofsee,
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and HI CHI
En- FURNITURE, cunsi-ting Of SOFAS. MAHaG-
bS s 6aAk csbAsrs PtAN shs
MATTRESSES, CAVE STAT sad wIND.oR
CHAIRS, ROCr mo CHAIRS. WAsHsTANDs,
GAS CHsNbsLlERs, and sundIy other articles
nv est GEO. A. FREEMAN. H. g. CIR
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tN 4 IED-EveIy BODY 10 know THAI l..
| w GKAHAM's Brass Letters, for Military Caps
are not superior to any Letters cut The city, nd
| challenge him, or any other Permonf Yankse ~
| 10 equal my LETTERS or BRANDS In style OF
| design, and let the public judge.
(. NJ LEWIS,
| Brand Cutter, at Chas. H. Langley's
Tin st',re, 18th ST.. betw' n Main and Cary.
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no circumstances could Il be denied to pris-
oner.
Many authoritiesi weres quoted, on which
the ndge look notes, and stated that he would
carefully consider the ter and give his de I.
cision probably tomorrow. Great in terest is
felt in the result.
We have a certified copy of a bill to arm the
State, passed at the recent session Of the Mis-
souri, Legislature. 1t provides that all the
money in the Treasury, or which NAV be re.
covered from the proceeds OF the special ta K
of one-tenth OF one Per cent. on the Sl00,
levied to secure the completion of certain rail-
ways, shall be part OF the military fund thus
created, except the amount dne In The month
of June, 1881, on revenue bonds, and also TO
accept sufhciency 10 carry on the State Gov.
ernment, and pay the special appropria tion
10 the Southwest Expedition, to the Blind
Asylum, TO the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, the
Penitentiary, and two. thirds of the amour
crowded by law for the support Of the Luns
n Asylam.
The last section is as follows:
ection IL. That the Fund Commissioners
shall provide for the payment OF interest on
the bonds OF the State issued for the purpose
of aiding the several railroad companies In
this State, or for other purposes, by issuing
bonds of the State as now provided by law
srch amount thereof as " Ill pay the accruing
interest due the first day of July next: Pro-
yidsd, That such bonds shall not be sold at a
greater rate OF discount than ten per cent.
This act 10 take effect from Its passage.
Approved May IL, 1851.
ST.. LouIs, May Sex Governor Black, Of
Nebraska, who has been in the city for day
or two, left this evening for Pittsburg, where
he will probably take some active part In the
present military movements. He reports that
considerable apprehension exists In the Terri
tory of Indian hostilities during the coming
summer. The Sioux and Cheyennes have
joined, for the purpose Of waging war against
the Pawnees, which will involve the whites,
as ihe latter tribe are principally within the
settlements. sSs
In view OF this, and also 10 afford protection
70 the frcntier forts, the Indian sgsncies aud
the overland emigration, which promises 70
be unusually large this year. Gov. Black
strongly urges that regiment OF volunteers
b raised and mustered into the United States
service, and stationed in different parts OF the
Territory, he had already called tbs asten-
ton Of the War Department 10 the necessi ~
Of such q movement, and consulted Gen. Har-
ney In relation thereto, who, II h understood.
approves u the plan.
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REFERRScEs.-Chisf Justice Tsnsy, nd / ex-
Gov A Wise, Gov. John LetrhsT Col IA.
Smith Va. WIN. JORDAN & 90.
II lint
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-25
Volunteer Meeting.

The Voluntesr Company organized a
this place met at the Court House Wednes
day afternoon. for the purpose of electine
officers.
The Company being called to order
on motion of NJ. B. Mattingiy, o. II. P
Bailey was chosen Chairman.
On motion of ]. II. Devor. A. Johnson
was elected Secretary
Mr. Bailey stated the object of the
meeting to be for the election of off
GERS
On motion. o. H. p. Bailey was mani
mously chosen Captain.
NJ. B. Mattingly placed John H Devor's
name before the meeting as a candidate
for The Office Of lst Lieutenant.
John NJ. Moore suggested the name Of
Amasa Johnson for the same Office.
Devor received 60 votes and johnson
so. On motion Of Devor, Amasa ohm
son was declared unanimously elected.
Joseph Lynch. Washington Kelly. Wei
come Rice, John II. Devor. and James NJ
Hartman were nominated for the Office o
Ensign Bearer
Joseph Lynch ecsiving the highest
number Of votes cast, was. on motion o
Washington Kelly. declared elected.
o. II. p. BAILEY, Chm'n.
ANAsA JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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Sd. OF The remaining 40, 900. 5000 are
expected to be thrown into Western Texas,
to form a nucleus around which the I'M
ionists of that State will gather
4th $4,000 will be employed in dem
onstration for the relief Of Fort Pickens,
and the reeapture of the other fortifcation
about Pensacola bay.
9Th. 10000 men will be kept lowering
in stream transports between Charleston
and Savannah. to worry the rebels by nee
cessitating the presence of a large defen.
sive force in both places. and effect Ian
ding whenever opportunity shall offer.
The army operations will be seconded
by strict blockade of the mouths of the
Mississippi and all the Southern forts.
Orders for general blockade have not. as
reported already. been issued, but will
doubllessly be given as soon as the steam
frigates now fitting out will be ready for
sea.
Tie programme reflects exactly what
the government has decided 70 do, but will
Of course be materially changed in case
Virginia and the other border slave States
should secede. Washington, however,
will be defended. and Fort Pickens reliev
ed, at any cost of blood and treasure.
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CORPORATION Ticket.

In the hurry and confusion of business
last week. we neglected to notice the Dem.
ocratic Corporation Convention. and the
ticket nominated. Ii is only necessary 10
sav that the ticket ia such AS should, and
doubtless will, command the support oil
every Democra, in the Corporation. be
sides being voted for by many Republic
ans who desire a just and economical ad-
ministration Of town affairs. Every man
on tie ticket has been tried and found tc
be sound"
One day last week. the proposition was
made to some of the candidates on our
ticket. that il they would endorse and lend
their support to series OF resolutions
which had been passed at a Republican
meeting and declare in favor of the Ad-
uinistra;ion, and swallow Republicanism
at one gulp. that they, Republicans gen.
erous souls would not nominate ticket.
but would support ours That was Ger.
tain!y a modest request, and the only won
der about The matter is, that they did moi
accept.
We advise the Democracy not to listen
to the syren voice of the rempters. neither
TO give heed unto the words Of the Repnb
leans. who will doubtless take plan
hour TO obtain an earnest promise 10 sup
port their men. Be not deceived, but
vote the straight Democratic ticket.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-25
Corporation Exhibit.

At meeting OF the Board of Trustees of Plvm-
outh Corporation, April 22d. 1861, the Treasurer
Of said Corporation appeared and presented the
following Exhibit Of the financial condition of the
Corporation