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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-21
NUMBER. 80

SEC. 10 1t is hereby made the dutv of ,ho
Treasurer to file and number in regular order all
receipts of the Marshal for licenses. and nroS.r,,
the same carefully IN his Office, subject at all times
to the examination and inspection of any cif;zen
of said town
SEC; All laws and ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance be and he .an,, are 49,
repealed e'y
SEC 81 This Orinnce to take effect and bo
IN force in ten days after its publication in the
plymouth Weekly Democrat
Passed July 10th, 1862 Noo7te
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AND GARNISHEE
slit

Simon Becker and Mayer Becker) Attachment,
and gamishcc
Edward Rusk The p. TT. W. ~ proceedings
c. Railway Company; Garnshee
The Defendant IN the above action is hereby no
tilted that the above cause is set for trial before
me, Washington Tuttlc, a Justice of the Peace in
Center Township, Comfy of Marshall and State
of Indiana, at my Office in Plymouth, in said coun-
ty, on the 18th day of September A. d., 1862. ut
10 o'clock "A. m, AT which time SAID cause will
be heard and determined.
The plaintiffs claim is a demand on account for
twenty seven dollars and forty seven cents, 1921
40 Washington futile, J. Z.
Aup d no. 30 t3
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NJ NOTICE is hereby given that the nnder :
y signed will at the September term ,eoI, ' II
the Board of County Commissioners Tor Ma'sna =:
County. make application to said board LOT a ~
cense 70 retail Intoxicating liquors, IN less gu'"
sity than quart at a time p,.
~: =, ,b, town of Inwood. In Center Town
addition To tlc t""" "
shin. Mashall County, Indiana.
supp JOYCE x MOREHOUSE.
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AppsEGasiOn for license.

NJ OTI f. is hereby given q at the under
Y signed will, ut The next term OF the Oom-
missioncrs Court of Marshall County Indiana. 10
he holden at tn, Court House in Plymouth, com
mencing on the first Monday in September. leb2,
apply tor change of license Ia sell intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than one quart. VIII the
privilege of having the same drank on the preml
<cs The location on which propose Ia sSil Is
lot No. u. in tie town of Bremen, Marshai'
County Indiana. .r,
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Bricadier General Commanding
CUMBERLAND Gar, AUGUST

CUMBERLAND GAP, AUGUST lG
If you have not already done so please
send all troops ready for the field TO Ken
lucky. The intelligence given me by my
scouts satisfies me that Kirby Smith at the
head Of at least five brigsdes OF infantry,
four batteries at least of artillery and a
corresponding force of cavalry is about
to march through Big Creek Gap An
other force of equal size is in front. The
plan is to cut my line of supplies. compel.
If possible, the evacuation of the Gap and
then invade Kentucky in force. Not a
moment is to be lost. g. W. MORGAN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-21
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.

August 18th.
ORDER RESPECTING VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
Ordered: First That after the fifteenth Of
this month, bounty and advance pay shall
not be paid to volunteers for any new reg
iments, but only to volunteers for regi-
ments now in the field and volunteers to
fill M new regiments nov organized but
not full.
Second Volunteers to FIJI up The new
regiments now organizing will be received
and paid the bounty and advance pay un-
til the 22d day Of this month, and. if not
completed by that time. the incomplete
regiments vii! be consolidated and super
huous officers mustered out
Third--Vclunteers to fill up old regi.
ments Will be received and paid the boun
ty and advance pay until the first day Of
September.
rourth--Tte draft for three hundred
thousand militia called for by the Presi-
dent will be made on Monday. the third
day of September, between the hours OF
nine O'Clock AN. and five O'Clock p
NJ. and continue from day 20 day until
completed.
Fifth-lf the old regiments should no,
be filed up by volunteers before the first
day OF September. a special draft will be
ordered for the deficiency.
Sixlh--The exegencies of the service
require that officers now in the field should
remain with their commands, and no Of
ficer now in the field in the regular or vol
unteer will under any circumstances be
detailed to accept a new command.
BIZ order Of the President.
Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Secy'ot War
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DISSOLUTION.

ME partnership heretofore existing between
Christian Haslangcr and Charles Iiaslanger
under the firm name and style of ''IIaslanger &
Bro" has been dissolved 10y mutual co2sent.
All debts owing by the firm will be paid by
Christian Haslanger, and all persons indebted to
said firm will make settlement with, anl pay the
same TO him.
CHRISTIAN HASLANGER
CHARLES IIASLANGER.
August IL, 1862. Bots
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WE learn that the I'D Regiment, in which the
companies fire. m this place are mustered, left South
Bend w Wednesday morning, Goth; and that the slth
left last evening, both destined to indianapolis
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No. 2.3-tS.
TO school House Builders.

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until Saturday. August 2nd at two O'Clock I. VI
of said day. for building a school honSe-hali miie
south from Lycurgus.
For further particulars enquire OF
Il. MCDONALD,
Trustee.
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LET the Union be dissolved in God 5
name" said the man the other day whom
the aboliionists of Chicago received and
entertained with the most distinguished
consideration only a few months ago
The farce of restoring the Union is played
out" says the Washington Repu5iicon,
printed within stones throw Of the
War Office.
Wendell Phillips is still! at large and tn e
Washington Republican still makes It's
daily appearance. freighted with govern
ment advertisements.
We call upon the government again to
treat all rebels and all traitorous practices
alike.
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SECTION NINTH.

Every peddIor, hawker. or other person c-;nvic.
ed o having. without such license, gone about OF
through said town on foot, with vehicle, il
any way With go lis, wares, or merchandise. CARR
c or exposed for sale, shall he fined therefor il
any sum not less than two dollars nor more thAr
ten 90 la ;: and in the same sam snla
conviction for having refused to show Ms license "a
the request of the Marshal, or OF any person 1,
whom he may offer such goods, rcilnn
disc for sale
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No street peddlar, hawker, or other itneran.
dealer by retail or wholesale. III goods, wares, or
merchandise, shall offer the same for sale in any
vehicle or on foot or otherwise within said towE
without license therefor first obtained; and Sfch
license sha. be for one week, one month, or one
year. and shall be issued by the Treasurer on the
apple mt producing the Mar>hal's receipt for the
payment To him OF the sum of two dollars for one
week. five dollars for three months, fifteen dol
lars for year. the applicant in addition paying
said Marshal and Treasures fees.
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PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:
THURSDAY, AUGUST p, 1862.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-21

to ruin. They solicit their peril. and we
are willing they should experience IS vir'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

Who alleges that he IA Captain n slsoni,,anAt
regiment, charged with swhrlhng He,iisx
man out Of q large SUM OF money, Will %
John WSe,ter6eh alias John Farrar alias
Ferrill alias Miller, charged with stealing
Lorae. by j. 4. Lakewood, courier for Gen
s,uitha Medical Director was sent on tor
farther examination before the Hastings Cour,
next Wednesday II appears that Westerfiela
same on, to the picket post, a lew miles up
the tow path. and offered the horse Tor sale NJ
81 ia price greatly below his value Inc
proposed buyer wanted Westerheid 70 prove
his right to the horse, and at the re9nesst Oh
the latter one OF the guard, NAMED fhilhpS'
wen; with him TO do 80. They had not gone
fr before Wesieriield began To show great
anxiety to rid himself of his companon-nrst
oiss.ing him the horse for 500, aud tempting
him with the chance to make $40, ana niier-
wards attempting 10 escape by flight. Philips,
however. not 10 bf outwtied, drew Pls.oi
and made Was,eriieId dismount and 20 with
him 10 Camp Maynard, and had him taken IN
custody. e,
panl Bnrlet. for buying onions IN one OF The
markets and exposing the same for sale again
contrary 10 law, had his onions conhscaied.
Confederate States District Conrt.-This
Court adjourned finally Tor the tern yesterday
morning. Without The transaction OF business Oh
interest 10 the rnblic. The next term Will
hesiu on the 10th day Of October
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Violation Of Parole.

It becomes q matter of importance that the
qnssfton should b promptly and rigidly inves
dgatsd, whether or not Federal prisoners,
psrolsd during the last few months, have, in
many cases, a. is alleged, riolatedt their pledged
faith, and again taken up arms against the
South. Under the rules Of war such periidy
II punished with death, and it should be nnhes
itasingly visited upon all offenders. There
must have been some forty thousand Federal
prisoners, all veteran soldiers, discharged upon
their parole within the last few months and if
the INSCRIPTIONS Federal Government, which
10 vile enough to stoop to any crime, has again
compelled these men to take up arms, il istime
our military leaders ahoald adopt some strin-
CONT measures TO prevent the repetition in fl
fure OF species Of villainy unknown in hon.
orabie warfare, and which depriyes us of some
Of the most valuable advantages Of victory
Pufchassd At the cost of precious Southern
blood.
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Mr.. bruce, IL ky., ssked leAsa ~ oiles = reAgn
lion OF isqniry. that shs Commit ts~p - Ways sn
Msaus BE- and II IL hsreby, Directed to GAIL upon
The Secretary Of the Treasury Tor sne e"ouns 49, -
sach ana every appropriation made mas the sM."'
lIahment OF this 0Ovsmment, smooss u "'sSess
bearing bonds 90.
Objection beirg made 10 the reception Of the r.
solution, II was not considered
Mr. Wright, Of Ga from the OonmauB on HOS
pitfalls, asked leave to report bill from thst com
mittee 10 ,egulAfe the granting OF farioueus, :.
Leave baing gruuted the bill vas taken up ~ 'ns
House and discussed al s~me length ny Mssms
Wright, Clarke, smith, Of N. G.. and others. Inc
following Ia a copy Of the blu
"7he Congress Of the Confederate Sfates do ena".
That furioughs for period not exceeding SIX
dsys shall hs granted . sick or wounded s"Idle'
couiiaed In any Confederate hospital, upon ine ev-
idence Of the certificate Of examination OF MS A.
tenine surgeon, aud Oh the recommendation o. LIE
principal surgeon in charge of the hospital
Mr. Chambers Of Miss moved To amend by ADD
Ing the following words And the soldiers to WHOM
such iurloughs are granted shall be entitled u
transport alton home and back. This amendment
agreed tn. 80
Nj 4ardanhsr novel 10 reeommit Inc bhi Ia
the Committee IN Hospitals, and on this tn" ayes
and noes were called, aud rss"lted--ayes ''
noes III
The bill WA ,hon ensrossed, read ihTa ume'
AMI passed. -
On motion o: Mr. Machen, The House. al -
o'clock, adjourned
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FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY Of
- RiCHMOND-The duty deyolves you of
flIias, tie vacancy IN the Legislature occasionad by
tae Resignation OF John o, SegeT, ESD We know
Of ntsss more suitable for the position shan NEW
TON NJ LEE, ESQ He ID native of the State OF
Kentucky. where b. was elected 10 a seat In the
Legislature by the people OF his county, which he
resigned for the piTpcse Of migrating 20 this city
of which h. has been prominent citizen for the
le-i fifteen or twenty years. He is known a. q
irstrote business man kind and generous In AL
hi. business relations. He IS now Alderman
this city, aud ii elected 10 the Legislature will
prove a valuable representative OF It's Interests, as
viii bs attes,ed BY his ability and industry: He
wss auont Ia frat 10 throw the banner OF Seces-
siou 10 the hreeze, AID has given literally of his
means 10 It's maintenance. We hope he will at once
announce himself q candidate for tie Office.
It 2u---1i4 THREE WARDS.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE COURTS.

Mayors Coarf, Sept. 49, lS62.--Jno. Walls,
for Stealing a watch from a man dosing on 81
door step, was sent on for examinations before
the Hastings Court
The case OF JOHN Murray, charged with
cutting and stabbing Nicholas Leary and JAS
Mccormack, WA continued until Tuesday, on
account OF tie inability Of his aecusers To ap
pear fgaiIsi hira.
Ben Scott, i. negro Tor threatening to xiii
HIS wife. and treating her with great iuhu
manity, was held 10 bail for his good behavior.
Laeretia, tue wife Of Ben, conyiilsed tho Court
and spectators by applying to his Honor for
John Florida aud Peter Dnnnavant were
bold to bail FOR good behavior for entering the
house Of some washerwomen, and conducting
themselves in ayioienf and disorderly man.
ner.
Geo. Rhodes, Frank Botto James Powers,
Jas, Russell, and whole family, Of all ages,
named Longenoiti, were charged with riotous
conduct 10 tho street. The case was continued
until Saturday for want Of witnesses
Geo. Drew, charged with stealing money
on the 18th Or November, 1851, bad his case
continued for len days on account of the ab
sence of witnesa.
John Dwysr,s subsytute, snd VIM. Murphy,
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ss.z1sl -. =
LOUAb MATT8A6s

Txr.. Ma 10 b EAot.--The court martial
,,.,,.. T. .e..inn here has condemned three sol
GAre =, ia ehos for desertion In the fAco 81 the
sneuv. one or more Of whom had been Afeiy
received as Substitutes In the rcspecsAve oopl-
nanies from which they hail The parties arg
rnyv oousned In Castle Thnnder Athier STREE
nusri Their names ARE David W Rogers, OF
COMPANY q. lst Regiment Va yots; ia'raes
NMiownn. Of company !. ltth Virginia, ana
.john Kencher, Of company +, tau1e regimen
Tho execution which has been appointed TO
take place az II o'clock next "Wednesday, nj
Camp Lee. will be conducted under the super
vision 81 Capt. G. ". Alexander, Ass's'a,!
Provost Marshal of the Eastern Distile. an
three Of The men will be shot at one time AS
ia known in all executions by military law IA
dozen men are selected IA exec,,tioners, only
ak OF v hose muskets are loaded, When the
ahoye unhappy men are placed in triangular
pesition. with twelve men firing on each OF
them, they will soon be relieved OF all pam.
The Government having found the substitute
nuisance growing into an in,olerahie evi', naF',
resolved To pui a stop Ia 1t. Hardly one ont OF
fslv that enter the army stays any longer t'iah
he can find a convenient chance to deeamp
BY ;his means both the Government VINO 'r
GEMS in somebody elses stead and the ihd'-
yidaal who purchases his services are sWlh'
ttl,si Ii is known that by Adopting Natfo"S
aliases and DISCUSSES some men nave sae,etaea
in selling themselves as substitutes hsii ''oA'
on times. The came court martial that con
demned the above men to he shot, found Owen
Nasnire, member of Go. ii, lst Va. Regt.,
guilty. Of iesertion, and sentenced hum 10 re
,eivc one hundred lashes This punishment
was comunlted TO half the number hy Bfiga-
der eneral Winder. The cuiprlt Will receive
these striking marks OF approval ut an early
dav Mcguire was anew Inemheroi Company
II, an organization thatthe chances OF war has
nearly annihilated.
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Ha5eas Coypns.-We understand, By opera
ton of Il law passed on the assembling Of
Congress, the privilege Of the writ OF A"be"S
corpRs was restored on THURSDAY we may
reasonably presume that the Courts WILL for
some time 10 come he inundated with appIl,a
tions for release from all imprisoned patriots
who can raise the wind 10 engage the ser
vices of lawyer. II has also been animated
tina, the net Of Congress alluded 10 abrogates :.
the prohibition against the sale Of ardent spir
its. II this be so land, in confirmation. we
have heard that the sale of whiskey has been
resumed,l We may reasonably expect an abnn,
dan, supply of murders, assaults, batteries, and
such like offences.
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xpEOlAL NOTICES.

EY TO TfpkE X WAIT ~ saoaa ~
return nur kiudest regards the ladies aud eitt-
ssnh II Richmond for their hind patronage be-
st6WM upon 40 In the Shoe trede for the past ssv-
ersl weeks and We pledge ourselves for the future
{all the tiA) 70 DO the very b. d Ne can for our
cuatohefs In tbese times Of high priees. Nothing
WdnJ AFFORD NJ more pleasure than To sell goods A.
the old original prices, but war has changed the
phase. We have every styls Of Shoe that oau now
be bought or ha', including Ladies'. Gentlemen.
Chldren's and Servants Come and as wa
Will do the best We for you. and try not 10 he
exeeIied by any Store 18th street. formerly
Beivas Sewing Machine Rooms. Entrance only ON
18th greet not Governor street. A very large lot
OF Ladies' aud Gsntlemen's Shoes received this day
from Baltimore. Come and see them. D-its
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Soldiers H0uas.--The large, double brick
factory OF Crew IL Conrad, on Cary street,
nearly opposite the Libby prison, heretofore
u2ei as hospital, is now being fitted up as q
Soldiers Home" BY agreement with the
Government, Mr.. Wm. l.. Mckinlm is now
putting in it hunks sufficient to serve twenty
seven hundred men with sleeping accommodate
lions We presume the Soldiers Home is
intended for The use Of soldiers temporarily
detained in Richmond, q; d for convaleseenl
patients n the hospitals, who may have TO
give place "a wounded men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

Otcy BattvN.-ln the battle between our
forces nnder Gen. Loring aud the enemy. near
Faveitc Court House, on the llth Instant. the
Ot.v Battery, of this city, WAS engaged. and
had Il number of men killed and wounded. of
the killed we have been furnished the names
oil Henry Smith, George Leftwch and Curtis
Chamberayne. of this city. Richard Smart
was shot through the breast and badly wound
ed. though ii is not supposed his wound was
mortal There were three fights between the
Yankees and Gen44oring men, and the above
casualties occurred III the first one After the
battle the enemy retreated preeipitately in the
direction Of Gauley river. In the same en-
sagement private f. c. finney, from the East
earn Shore of Virginia, was badly wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

u. TO MY FELL0W-CFTIZENS In the
IS papers OF es.orday, the 18th inst, over the
signature Of "Oid Friends am called upon to
announce myself q candidate 10 represent you IL
the Legislature of Virginia, 20 ill the vacancy
created by the resignation of John o. Steger, Esq
This UnexpeeteG honor comes upon me al q time
when every AAonen: Is occupied in closing my Off
eai business rendering 1t impossible for me 10 con.
fer consult witi my friends, who now and al
ways manifested the greatest interest and kindness
10 nle IN NY long career OF public HE.
l can only say that, should my fellow-e!i!zenG
think capable and worthy to represent them, If
elected promise them To use NY utInoat eEGea.
vors promote their interest and Ia fulfill TO the
bert Of my Sbias tie tsust which they shall place
i'll lay halds.
Very respectfully, yonr f.liow-citia
se it,--sitieF THOS b. BIGGER
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Inqus$t--An inquest was held by acting
Coroner Sauxay on Thursday last AT ? O'Clock
in the morning, at the bowling saloon OF |; Il
Stewart 4 Co. on 10th street, between Main
and Cary on the body of George Washington
Carbon n member Of the First regiment Lou
siana volunteers, who, from the evidence, II
apneared had been murdered about o'elocfi
on " eslnes,iav night. on the above premises,
bv William Maloney, a Baltimorean, formerly
belonging to the First Maryland regime =
The jury. on examination, found that the de-
ceased had been stabbed through the left side
with a bowie knife and had received three
cuts on the head, each Que of which penetrated
the brain The quarrel which led to the muir
der was about the manner i'll which Maiouey
rolled in Il game of ten pins between himself
and deceased Words led To blows, aud those
10 the use of The knife. Maioney, who ia n
much ston,er maj than deceased, had been
drinking. but knew what he WAS about The
iury returned a verdict of murder against Ma
lonev. who ny to yesterday had successfully
concealed himself from the police.
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DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. NJ. C. A., }
AND LADIES SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,


W. AN APPEAL-The recent engagements
- of our army On the Potomac have added
greatly So the number OF ounded soldiers in the
hospitals OF the city and surrounding country.-
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society and the Army
Committee of the Young Mems Christian Assocs-
ton In fi,ll cooperation with each other. con-
SANITY u ceivIng aad distributing contributions and
supplies for the Hospitals throughout the State
We would again earnestly appeal to oar friends 20
set rs such contributions and supplies As will en-
able us to make ample provision for the comfort CT
our sick and wounded soldiers during the ap-
preaching " iater months. We are confident tina
the generosity of or Southern friends needs no
other stimnlns than knowledge of the necessities
of the gallan: soldiers who are making such sac
rifires tor The security OF our dearest rights.
So iS-6t WIN, r. MUNFOkD, Chm.
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Firs--The alarm Of Gre about Il clock on
"Wednesday night, was caused By the burning
Of wooden kitchen located near the Mefho-
dist Church on Union Hill. The combustibe
nature OF the material of which the structure
was composed, caused it 10 appear like An ex
,ensive confagration. The Kitchen waa the
properiy of Nr. Simpson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

The Election for City Delegate-In accord
ance with the proclamation Of the Governor.
an election will be held in this city on Monday
for a IA. mber of the House OF Delegates, 10
supply the vacancy occasioned by the resgna-
ton Of John 0. Stegar, Esq. The polls al the
three precincts in this city will be open Al 6
O'Clock A. ~
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cYs VALUABLE PERSONAL ESTATE TO
be sold as Auction on MONDAY next, the 2ad
september 1862, commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. 81 +,
In Chesterfield County, IL miles from Richmond
the panville Rsilroad--The particular attention
Of til public Is respectfully called TO tho large sale
of the personal effects Of the late A. r. ID clifford
consisting Of handsome Silver Ware. old w nes
fine Engravings ine Library Of many Engii,h al,
,ions, handsome Furniture, Oriental Birds. and "a
great variety Of other valuable articles 100 tedious
20 mention For further particulars. see advertise
ment Of DIR. VIM. b. Ball, Adr
se ls-sH GODUIN g. APPERS0H, Auets
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Escoped-Th soldier named u. II. Wright,
arrested a few days since by Detective Boyd
for passing Il $500 counterfeit note on the Bank
Of Mobile, and for having in his possession
two other bogus notes purporting 20 be Issued
bv the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bunk
oil Columbus, Georgia, escaped from Castle
Booker, corner ot 9th and Gary streets, on
Thursday night. Had he not succeeded III
giving the guard the alp, it was the intention
Of The Provost Marshal TO have gurned him
over 10 lhe MaYor for examination.