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SH.2 THE 1868.
OppNSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. =

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. a..i 4.
With It's connections. iorms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEoM NKw-YoRK TO THE PHisclPAL WgsrERS CITIES
Seven tran daily from New-York 10 Phiisdepbia via
Ss%s,9 R and a. f@S %t kp' az
1 ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE ~
FOOT OF COURTLANDr-Sr.
BY way Of Phsd-Pha the morning passengers leave New
York nj time other Iootess evening paasengero
al d .. H.. QUE hour lister than other liLes.
BY way Of Alsntown. evening passengers leave H.
arrive at the time Northern lines in Cnicgo and all
point. 10 the Northwest CrestEe lodis spos Louisville.
81 Louis Cleveland, Columbus CiDcnnati, and a main
points West, with fewer char ges Of cars
Sleeping Cars. without change inn from Philadelphia TO
Pittsburgh $50 miles, and New Ptsbugh 40 nss
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains. "a ID
Fare tie same as o her routes. Ir
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Ticket god 9pl used sy riis.sssh ''
The Pepusylvanis Central Company On Emfgfsse
Accommodating Line VIII ch atords comforsois meoe OF
rave to parties moving westward at ons-ha 'hs u3H '
Of fare. fl.i .t" o. o.
By this route Heights of all descriptions can Dc
to aud from any point ON the ksiTosds % on,S' Rxn
ndisns lnos Wisconsin lows or Msoa r.V, q he
West by steamers from Pittsburgh a. a, IN. Vast Nv
The rate. OF Freight aud from any point IN t
the Csnsrs compsnss Merchant. .ne
shippers iptusns the transportation o. .sdx ,rsnsit
Company can rely with f eSPe1 sTSc x y '
Fsrurrs and Dealers in Live Stoes WI ,r.a rS nm
v.r,.s.ous route Cspacious Yards Wen wstsa mo ~
@ srd every s.n,o. is paid TO tbeir wsn
ana where vi be found every convenience for
fssd.s SspEsw s.'Rk and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
~ ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor-Heuss.
LEIGH Co., Freight Assns..
MCDONALD sIscHoFF. Enig... A s..,..
EN0CH LEWIS General Superintendent AissssA %
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Disasters, &c.

u..tSo yK.rrTke bark Samuel Motley IT,. sailed from
PHILADELPHIA. March D. for New-oeaas and has not since
been heard from.
DKrrOIr. May 7. 1862
I'll. esmer CieTeAnd from Chcaso 70 Lake snl eIioI,
I.cd ib supplies struck entering Eagle HIoori
,ot ,lons.Ae the dock where she sunk In heen MIN
ut.s Efforts are being u.sde TO raise her .
m. .cb, returned yesterday, leaking and Is
r.nor,e 10 have sI feet 10 her holds cargo, corn
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DIANOS Musical Instruments, Music, etc.
i REMOyAL-FIRrH, SON Co tste Firth. Pond &
spacious store No. $50 BROADWAY adjoining Ball. Black
ECo. -, =, =,
would ace th, opportunity OF thanking their nnmsrous
friends end tho public generally for past fvors and al tue
time beg to that every article in their line wiz CON
tnue TO be such character fully to sustain the pasr
utstion OF their firm. ..
The stock Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. from Banjo to
the full band VI the latest design snd
improvements aud will be found upon Inspection, well wof-
thy the attention Of purchasers. 49, =,
Firth Son Co. are constantly u.kng additions to their al.
ready extensive catalogue Of STANDARD AND POPULAR
MUSIC ogsther with all the publications issued IN tho
United states. which with their large stock OF superior
slrirgs and Musical Merchandise generally they beg to offer.
FIRTH. SON Co.,
No 500 Broadway, New-YoTk.
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mnsieal Instruments.
CARD.-WM. B. BRADBURY,
PIAyO.rQRTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Ia Broome.st.. corner Of CIo.by..t., n. 7.

No 42T Broome-st corner of Crosby-st., N T. 80
The undersigned hereby to his patrons that with
all his increased ces he has Leen unable July 20 meet i1e
present 1pecedy large demand for his Pianoorte ne
x now enlasing his factory to twice its former size and
otherwise gresty Increasing his manufacturing facilities oy
means Of which he will be In position to meet promptly
all orders for his instruments. "
Samples Of his different styles may Be and the Tone
for which they have become 40 celebrated heard at his ware
east Broadway Professors amateurs and all lovers Of
good piano cordially invited to call and try thsm with or
without reference to purchasing. r,,rv
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win be held In the Mercer street Prsbytsn Church d u
O'CLOCK In the evening.

AMERICAN slAHKSs FRIEND SooIErr-AnniversaYy IN
Irving Ham, Of Irving place and East Fifteenth street.
at u o'clock ?. Speakers. the Rev. r. d. Hitchcock
d. D.. the Rev. Joseph T. Duyea the Rsv II. s. Quick Of
Meronssis and the Rev P. Boushton Of Detroit, Mich.
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HAINES BROTHERS ~
III EXCELSIOR PIAEO-FORTES.
For SALE and To LET.
No. 1853 Broadway.

MASON d. HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
w HARMONIOUS and MELODEoNS. Prices oil UT.
ssp, witch and stops 70 to o with TO 10 stops &22s
70 500 Melodeons $50 s225. Written OPTIONS Of
many OF tho diting oIgani,t and 70 "a
country that these are THE BEST INSTRUMENTS IN
THE WORLD OF their class may be at the wneiooms
Nos aud Mercer.s, opposite HowaIds:, New York Ad
dress MASON BROTHERS.
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Removals..
Maehinerp.

TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
aDev,t Works At son, N J-Msnhfacturs Station.
A., and Portable sesu Engines and Boilers lax Hemp Tow,
Oakuu and Rope Machinery. Mill Gearing, Shsftiag lc.
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A MAGNIFICENT seven-Octave rosewood
IA PIANO-FORTE foI SALE. with all modern improve,
meot. made to Older French action overruny bass iull
iron frame fully guaranteed four round cost 300
for $500 including stool and Inquire at No. ~ est
10th st., between 5th and 6th-svs
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Arrived. .....SUSpAY, May 10.

ste,mer Dudley Buck u. S. trsn.pol. Smith. NswbeIn
stssrass pass to U. 5. Qu.rtsrmssssr.
s,s,nsr Alliance 20; s 'rsn,porl Daley Warrington d
Ship Msegta (Ausl Mastesech, Bordeaux 20 days, ID
Hast 10 Hoinboe Balchsn.
Ship sh,s..po.ls lBr.@l F.ch.sr H,vre March q, md;:
snssd barb ssnsc. bound T. April 20 lat % 80 Ion %
IS saw several large iceberxs. =,
days, in ballast and ass pass. to Russr Bros
Ship M..dor tBrem), Kimme, London 80 days. md's 10
Ship VIM Chsmberau Carver New.0rlcsns Is days sugar
and ~ pass. to Walsh. Carver Chase.
Bark Leone tAu's Ig.ncch Alssu ss days In balls" to
BARI Lady Pis tBr Of sundesnd), Ridley, Csrthssona
Bnt Return lBr. Of Yarmouth. NJ 81, Klsm. London Is
days 10 ballast to Boydk Hncisn. Lat 20. on 30 saw
BARK Al@oner (of sepOr Lsnphsr. zars 20 days sugar
BuL Guiding Star DR. Of Yarmouth N ST. Robbins oi'''
gov ~ days IN balls., to Edmistou Bros.
Bark Sea Skinner (BLl BSess, Bordeaux IS days, wine
Bari ssiis Bons. Lesvii. Halifax. N 81 6dsys, oats,
cod oil aud fish to Brett, Son Co
Bnk CrIeeu (Eorwl. Nelson IS days. In ballast to c. c.
BTI New. orl-.n. Crom) s.unds' Liverpool 81 days.
B.rt Leighton lBr, Of Liverpool Rsnde, Rio Jsnsiro
March H. vi. ST Thomas 20 days coffee to J. l.; PhPps
co. Wa of Bsrn-sst 30 inst since which had hesvJ
s" th s ES,h I7TSos Or
spelled her name TheasinA" April H. lat len ~
spos brig vo.ne from River La Plate for NewYork Aprl
r. lat is IS lon 80 French chip Montaut standing
Apr as lat rs 80 o 81 90 passed tho wreck Of sl.Ise ship
Heel up se heel soue but the bots sppesrns also man
lee parted smid.hds; above feet above wssr
/, rst spp.ss bresk. and {. very dauserou. April 20
IA, 49, lon 81 io spoke bark wd Huoter Of and from Hail
,.I FOR Cub. Left St. Thomas. U. s. g4n5oss Wachu'es
shepp ard Knapp spd Gomsbok.
Bank Pau lSosw hToser. Bordeaux 20 days. "ine TO- 70
order. -. -, -, q,
Ban Marc Beyn rus Peters Lisbon % days, cork &c.
10 Funeh M-inoke Hendt.
B.rk Pamss (Br, Of Liverpool Abee. Remedios IA days.
suy.r to Hugh McBscay Has been days " Of HAttsas
B. Ruth OR o. LordOn, GIendnins. Asor Bay 10 days,
wool to Napier. .elt9rd Co. -
schr c. II. Cook tof Provinceown) Sparks Jsemei April
81 coffee 10 Brett son 90.
schr Chief Chsmpin, New Haven, In ballast
schf Geo b. LoIins Dessey RaLtan sland 10 days. nu'
kc., to master. So, -,
sehf. susan E,dredse. Beebs, Yorktown VA) days
steamer Wyoming IT, 8. trsnspoft Fineioh. Port Royal
via Fortress Monroe - hours ~ II. y OusrteTmastsr
Steamer Osprey Adrich. Providence, ndss to Edward
Bynnsr n,,,,, =, a.
Steamer j. w. Phelps. Brown Philadelphia, md'e to j.
y. Briggs.
RFt - w. ss'ts ard brgs, unknown.
WIND--Ai sunset. from >. T., ana very nSnt
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DTANos, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND

The firm Of FIRTH POND Co. i this day dissolved by
mutual consent. =, 50,
Tho and papers Of the dissolved will be
found al the music store Of WILLIAM A. POND Co., NO.
5fT Broadway New.Yo who authorized 70 settle the
bUsnes. Of ths late drm IL LIQUIDATION, an, r,aIu
"' WILLIAM A POND,
Nsw.York, Jan. 81, 1861 JOHN MAfELL
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In connection with the foregoing announcement tho nnder
the active partners and successors Of the late hfm oil
Firth take pleasure in stating thst they have ar.
good will Of the sand No 81 Broadwsy snd
viii continue the Murc business Of that wekaown estaD
shmen oil former details, under the ne" arm name Of
WILLIAM A. POND 4 Co.
.ts. proportion of the stock and assets and greater part
Of the valuable and extensive catalogue OF the former mouse
has been transferred to the present copsrtnershp
In rIcerpce extent and variety, their present stock oil
Paror Band and Orchestral Instruments and their Catalogue
OF Standard sacred, aud Popular Music 10 cennde.t os
b. The constant endeavor Of WILLIAM A. POND Co. 10
ne reputation OF their predecessors in business IN
eysry particular the especially by prompt issue OF
NEW MUSIC from the PENS Of the LEADING AMEhi-
CAN COMPOSERS and By making such additions TO the
Instrumental stock the steady advance OF science ana ART
from time to time require 80
the premises No. 57 broadway have recently been enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved.
The opportunity bore embraced 20 extend thanks Tor past
aud % the hope that the exercise OF und
nnished yea sld attention will insure liberal continuance
OF avors elonl friends aud the musical unity Ia gem
e,al WILLIAM A. POND Go.
WIrLiAs A. PoSD.
joins MAYELL-
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9fsrATrHH lf.NATAt

siNaruKB sLssr.o. - -
Sgn-Risss..4.i9 Sets..........f.V' meon-h"es' ~
| hiGB WATER TINS D.N -
andy Hook. 22g Gov Island 3;i9 Hsn''ss'' WV
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Sailed.

May ss,e.m.hip. City Of Riehmsna keuneese. ohaey'
Albany, Ftns for Liverpoolj Hew.Yorh, for Bremen.
shie.--Europs (Br.m.j !; Therefor, for LiverPsoL
Bsh-Corpnbis lBr) Brls-D,nisi fo,,ie. F,ounieis
scboop.r,Mindra Aid Transit y. C. Hulse, EIue hess
NAV s-s.esm.hps Detroit, Celt tBLl. Diamond s1Aie'
Continental Geo Cromwell. Empire So r, Oh,
ships-Iibeny tbrl EmpiIe fHans' we" r0'n' o"
Robert Feel All.mbs Home OBJ
bsIt.-Ro.evei, Heind.hl (Ssr~.l. Henry Tro~erdss'
d Stevens $1,000, N, ,.L ma n
Townlsy Foth.n (Brl SavnA A. Is. Nora, OlenVen lbhh
NJ Horton OBJ. @. W. Maitland - ~
hard I..se Hinck ey Carrie Wells Julius Webb, 5 Row
lad joseph T. Burrows Mary Lord, Angelina C.e' Mary
Hale Henry May Empire.
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DRASS INSTRUMENTS of finest quality
ID Rotory Piston Valves hand and msde TO order
Warranted. II. Is. DODWOKTH, No. AstoTplsce, n. T..
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The Anniversaries.

Monday, Nay ii.
UNION THEOLOGICAL sxxISART-AnnvCRfy sSsie''''
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For EewHsven. T. a. nl tEx.) ls.l3 (EID, Nv tExb
3 40 40 aud p M .A,,
For Btilg, port. J. Enl liza N. LIS tEI) 80 tE1I
40 40 snd p NJ 49, -, a. ~,
For Fara,d, Southport and wesport T. II 40, 40
For Norwsk, Ham; i2i5 tE1l, 2ao (EI) $40, 40
FOR b.rien and Green with T. II m a+o 30 so
For Stanford :. eek, II u.i l2l9 (Exl 80 tExl
o. 4.30. $50. p. IN -, Az
For PoIt Chester and intermediate Stations y u M wv
80. S 3o. 63l ?. IN. -
For Port Chester ard new Re sb p; m.
For Boston vie spr ugi-d a. IN. lsx 2@ tEx) sp. 10.
For Boston. va shore lAne. l2l5 (Ex y SPIN.
For Hartford 10 sphu.held, g. H. GER lHi' l."
Ex.), p m. 49,, 49,, ,pA
Ccnurctcut River haioai 70 'ioilHeAf = ~ t~Ab
For Hartford Proylaencs and Fi.hsiIl Railroad, m
lex J. l2.lJ :.
For Cana RaiTesd p IS p M TO Northampton.
For Hun.atonlc Railroad. 20 Piltsfe.d a. H.
For Nsueaiuck Railroad .; "a ~ ?. u. .m
''m"0''''' ''''' JAMES Il HoYT, Superintendent.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany Troy, North and West-WINTER AR
pANGFMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1907
For ALBANY iO:9oa M. Express al Train from 2Sshst
Station. Retaining leave Albany a. VS. M ,.h
JOHN BuRCHlLL Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
sEY CIrY.-Msil and Express Lines leave New'rerkH
snd 10 a M & O. 1880 snd 1I:jJ p Fare 90 Ihroues
baggage checked att sni 10 a. ~ snd i;Sy snd h'so p M
'0r J. W. WOODRUFF, As.istsnt Supedntsndent
No baggage Will be received for trains unless dehyseo
and che ked in advance Of the time OF leaving
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g. NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEmENT.
COMENciNG APRIL "a. 1865.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK

PASSENGER Station in Esw-York 2Nhst and thsv.
Enlrau CO q 2lth.st
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Gtcamboats ano uailroa0e.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
fOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

- PonT and FALL RiyER-The splendid and superioe
s imHrEIhQPOLIs Capt brown. leaves NswYork
o,cloek n ~ "a THURSDAY: and SATURDAY, at
UnTn = ~ snd the Umpire STATE, Capt Brsyton, on
ME pa, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock .. n.
Hereafter no rosms will be regarded ss secured TO any
phesnt un. y. me .sms shall have been paid for
BY oil Express Freight Train S" """ s'
VIM hORDEN Aasnt Ma N and n W..t.xa.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

II ONG ISLAND AILKOAD.-CHANGE Of
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Depot Jsmessbp and loot Of
3sthpt =. R-Winter Arrangements commenting rrdsy,
Oct a. l862 Leave New q, H. for OIeenpoI;, ssS
Hsrbor Orient ard Hsmpons: at e. NJ aad N ior Zap
ara o. svosssti 81 o. IN for Hemp
stesG laws the t.Gia l,sses nqptef's Point lAb-st
!. st .Isat..s A. a. sYsns !sd stations
On Frday and SATURDAY night the M 1anhaDk tain VII
n through Greerpor rsturrng Saturday and Monday
morning At rs 4 ~. arriving In New York at $3.50
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans.
IL Ia M, Express for Bufalo.,
$40 q ILL.,, Milk daily, for Otisgie
10 O H. Hall buffalo -,
INN Wsy for O,is,i ., Newburyh and Wnwiek
sp. m. Nigh, Express. daily. TOT Dunkra Buffalo Koch
ester Canandsgua aud principal stations Trsfu or Sstor
day runs through Buffalo hut does 10 Duntik
fpm Emig grant ~ Dn, krs s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
SIIERlEE'S SALE


BY virtue of decree Of Foreclosure and Or
der OF Sale Of the Marshall Court OF Common
Pleas, mldc at it's June Term IL ., and TO
me directed by the Clerk Of snid Court, i'm favor
of George Null and ag'iu,t Elizabeth Holm. ia
cob Holm. William osiu, Peter Holm. Nicholas
Holm. Daniel Holm, Margaret Holm, Philip Holm
| will expose To sale at public auction, to the
highest law ful bidder, as the law directs on
Sanr lay, the lth day Of July, 1863,
between TIE hours of 10 o'clock a IN and o'clock
y M NJ the Court House i'oor in the town of
Plymouth. Indiana, the following described Real
Esia,c situate ia the County Of Marshall State Of
Indiana to wit: the west half of the south east
quarter of section number thirty twa t39) town
shin thirty four t3i no TIL OF range four east con-
tanning eight acres less. Ii the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven wears
are not sold for enough to satisfy said order Of sale
will then and there, at the above specified time
and place. Offer in the manEcr above described all
the right, title and interest ofthc defendants TO the
aboy described land
H. NJ. LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall Colhty
June l1th 1863, Printers fee 81 n4t3
By consent OF parties the above sale is postpon-
ed until Saturday, the 9Th day of August 1863.
July 18Th, u VI. LOGAN, Sheriff " Z
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
NOTICE !

Goopa.cu Sugar Eyapora,or, pa; Marcl
- l;6l. is cheap and durable. is opera
tel Wiz li,.'e full; with little labor a d ia
the canas o! tho M peronced. opera';a,
with certainty aaA disp9lch. Tie -;
*Icces al tbs Evapofa,or establishes ~
reliability d yord all quos iot. Based
upon a p..urs law b. which self skim :
nirg ai.l SELF raining are combined ", !.
the process d boi'iag Il fees the sy.uit
from ali gros, anj foreign substances Al
he same time deposiiing The gluten upor
the cool suriace Of tie condenser. The
swap ms i.eoi and puiiied gradually
becomes sng:r. Large QUANTITIES oI' fy.-
pp made on this E ane'alor la>t lar fay-
ing crvs;ai:ze1 without any o;her process
Mem t@TEt;o &. BARTON. plymouth.
Msisaal Gun Y, lu!lana. Inau.rr nj tie
Exchange Hotel. July z, 'G3, MP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23

job work of all kinds executed with neatness
sl'j d:srsteh At the l.mocrAOai1s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
A Judges Gpinion Of "a SudGe.

Judge Coms,ock, OF Nv York. wrote
An excellent letter to the ONO Democratic
State Convention, wnerein occurs the
t9'io"'og note worthy paragraph:
Il AXE b liberty. q this occasion Of
rueHtion' (, IN an esFcci.l marac., the
mo thumilili :. Of al he circumstances
CONNECTED with the outage Inflicted on
cons i.utisnsl rights in the person e YOUR
fellow citizen, Mr. Naliantghaln. refer
10 tie base and sersile decision Of fed
eral Judge. in refusing to grant the greal
writ of liberty to redress that nonstrous
wrong. i have never rad judicial
performance 50 abject and weak If It's
author escapes the impe chment which. in
my judgment. he deserves. lie cannot es
cape the indignant ndemnation which is
certain to vertake him aud all Judges
who. in times when liberty 10 in peril
shsll.Provs ia-e 0 constitutional duty and
their official GATH"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
TIE NEWS
: YAsz aaToS. lnesday, July e2-A

vessel HIGH ref, Chaflen6n Oh F.!dsy- T
": reports tha; battle was progressing
on tbs, dsy, both by land aud sea. Ne
particulars are known.
There is = report that Lees army has
baen checked a. Bunker I'LL. a Fedora
force having got in is rear. Ese;l and
Hood are behaved to be in strong force
between Nartjasbug and Hedgevile.-
The total strength Of the rebel army is
estimated at $4,000.
Admiral Lee captured Fort Powhatan,
on III: James River, few DAYS ago. lie
LEI. small garrison in tie works, who
wers shortly after "gobbled ap' by the
:. ssbe,s. The las, intelligence is, Inst the
expedition sssjrst For; Darling has been
abandoned.
On the nth inst. Gen. Sherman made a
charge upon Jackson. but foand that
there wss nobody there. Gen. Johnston
having retired Ii IS supposed thst the
Feb@.s hsys gore towards Mobile. Il part
Of sherman's forces occupy Jackson, and
lhe rast have returned lo.F'il':sbarg, IN
an attack uaan Jackson. Is Ger Lsuman,
On tbs 18Th, the Federal, were repulsed.
Sustaining loss of SO; and G:n L.
Was subsequently, removed from his com
<nand Ten. Earsoin hs occupied Match
-. capturing in ,ha viciliy Is cannon.
$500 neai o, Gaze. md 10 hocsheads Of
sug3r. S.esn;t5 have arrived az Mem.
,bis froo, Nv Oreane \ .ma:. rebel
sogea has been captured in the neiehbor-
Aoud e Corio,h. Ger - 031 prisoner.
had teen rsro!cd . Nies>burg ~ the
s2sa, sai many get rernslued, b-sl,,es the
5000 il hospital
Aargsas to,ces were compelled to
s'ske stand. Ct. MoAd@y afternoon. AT
thIsst's Geek Tbr .'sht l4~.ei about
~ how, when i.:e reb~is. 5s;weaa l,000
s.5c0 = t.nnher. surrendered Morgan
Himself saeoes}ed - cscapng, bat it ,yap
though. fist h> w.',d ba captured iurias
ys7.eFtar.
= Wasting OF spec,ai i" the y. !.
E0sa'sy 'esf sAys IL" rsPor; lhs; Meade
has Jeea re.ay.a Of lis rs':..1anI IS win
ga; ioaH3a''"-.
Il sars9 4 40 - Co hostile
Esa's1> = r-pa''~d % bs wrhi, I, -.
distance 81 Fort hearrey. Ntbtask:. !!
- msie up Of sex FsI nibe+. lie whoi,
beg li.1.er liz Coz. mad II no eief OF
tie "a-ap@aoes. Their a, i.71' ;'der
s. hoops AZ the Pasi, ani twa '~s.n.sits
q essslry are on he way To reinforce -
s.rr'son- I''fi" Gro" IS concentrating
hii ierses a Dsris Lake, q when point.
a. last a@vicss' Gen. S.b!ry was within
s%eiSe GAYS n'arca
- Is said inst week vii possibly
ehPse Before tne recommencemert OF tn
'''"'' III "" ioFF' oy the expiration OF
Which Tina the administration expects to
cave 'oTcs en"8sh on hand 10 secure IL
eAeVa''''h' i"S n a's"ue afsef" Is
guarded oy 5000 troops, and two gun
boats are p"'roiimg The rlvsr IN the VI
cshhJ OF the e''y-
4 rot occurred on S'a'en Island on
h'n'iay f'ght' I'll when several persons
were killed and njared. he accounts are
cou''is''p&--oae report bsi1g ina, The
e'tze"s were the "SsresS'rs While another
'sys The respo' shy upon drunken sol
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARHShLi. COUN Y. / S.:
~ -,tr-- Troct-rr~r r~-r.r-

Notice l. herrby gwen that Norman :. Wood
ward has fled Is complaint against Elizabeth
CAnbell, ora.ing decree for the conveyance 81
land; an 4 appearing by AFFIDAVIT that the defon-
liant is non resident Of the State Of Indiana
=he Is hereby notified tiiAt said complaint will
be heard by I'D C0gr, al is next term, to begin
At the Cour! iIonse IN Plymouth in said county
on the Phi Monday n August next; and unless
he appears thereto IL vii be heard nd deter
mined in her absence.
Attest: II. K. PERSHING Clerk.
REFcE & CArRpv Prs Atty :
Plymouth Ind, jane 18th. 1863.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
OF INTEREST
EVERY FARMER,
THE E1E.7sHN;. CAFE.

The undersigned has purchased the RICH. for
Marsbnll County, of Fhrasher and Horizons Yer
tico La eral, Folding Gate, and will sell Farm
Rights and Gates to the turner's of the County.
This Gaze il acknowledged by all who have seen
il, to be superior to- an' other ever invented. AS
matter Of convenience it will pay fer itself in
one year. II is economy TO use it. Call at
Brownlee's Store aud examine its merits.
Plymouth, ind. July 2, 1853.
y. H. WILLIAMS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice Is herebv given tina. the undersigned Al
mnistrator of the Estate Of Cary Large. late Of
Marshall Co my, deceased, will on Saturday, the
10Th day OF Aagsst 1868, sell at Public Auction,
~ the Lite residence OF the deceased in North
Township i'll aid County. all the personal prop
erty lei b. the d"ceien. not taken BIZ lee wide W.
consisting OF horses. and other stock. farmin5
uteHsei7, growing crops etc. 4 cccdit Of nine
mon tbs viii he given ON all over :hree dol
lars the purchaser giving his note With approved
@uret!cs with inte:est, waving valuation, laws.
JACKSON GoNreR
administrators
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-23
Ready Pay.

Purchasers viii 10 I'll 70 look Mt his stocs be
fore bus.ng. ~ he KNOWS it will be for lheir
interest - ~ do lie Ouii also call attention %
his stock OF ai'e. 'rrees Goods. Chaites,
DeLanr-, 6lagd .ik5. Bonnet silks, Black
SAtins. VesLings. Bon let .s1bbons, Cloths
Nus'ins, Shawl, etc. which Tor quality and prices
viii compare favortbly with that Oi any other as
tahiishment ia Plymouth. sVIil take in eXc hangs
Tor Goods GOOD butter, eggs, beeSwax, rags, flax
It.,
Remember the place: one door sout' osPcr.
shinss' Drug store. Immediately op; ,site the
Post Othce A. l.. RI IS.
Plymouth Ind, April 9Th 1863. nlct