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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12
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The p7rtnersi.iP heretofore existing between the
'nde' siened. under t'le firm name ofCoRmN \ Os-
B'RYY, HIS been dissolved by mutual consent
Inc business Of the frln viii be conducted hereaf
ter bY J. L. O-fonvE who has uarch l-eA the en-.
IRE interest OF ia 9. RafS in iiio assets Of The
l.rii, AMI a'slne- Is Indebtedness.
II. C5Eg,x.
J. G. OsroyyE.
AZ those Indebted - tlsIlte a..i of Corl.ir, <
Osborne ar requested O c,a If one am settle
tlri. areo. IT. either ~ cash or note.
'lsf3''.;i 'i II s.;i ....4l viag taksA i,,sce.
: tso.';'t 9; ..-'su t'.sf he l.bl, IL. +, be.
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lyn,AxAp,Lls. March 7.

ISpfAxAPDLIs. March Z.
'r,.re was no quo um in he House to
day. Blu. one Republican, MIR h's'Fe'
WAS in his sea-.
Mr. Nib ack from the Committee OF
W. and Means. introduced the general
aud So c.r;c appropriation bills. The yea
and nays b ,as c.nei on s"-P rns''" .,
,b. rule, Tor The seeol4 re dag, on'y 80
Numbers AN ,wereA totheir names.
Tie Hose adjourned until Monday At
NJ. tn. lat day. by con ''i;u''o"ai i'm
!, the session. Nothing fur'hei WI be
4 ne. TIE recu-aals. he reTo."'i'"i5'F
,.- as..:.i4ni,ts. who are seeking 70 pr
,iai.s.e sar. vii not come back ih1!
hive ben At M.il~oa. o. u'e o''o iaFer
TOR he past ,en DAYS. p'oTi Il "i.a s'F
..y...a. ..~-s IS .a5 .sa.au - - .sa's'
ne s.r.e..4. at, Is AMI '.i-p oas.'' i h.
He'd ...sr a.-r ..en. Tie tefnsrr' :
,.er, 80 iesnersa'- il L. Pr ii. inilf"'
e.x.e ..t MT. '"a.# p a.:
So. m~ -. .:-',' j.. i by &c
.,a {. -, ~a.i - .y-.
b a..s...4. 3 y".t! ~ c''.
s..ssi sbs = L-'aaoe. 1'e'e &C.,
& ~t ,..t.sa. 8. a.. = ....' =
.s. - uHv.t g'.at'es. Aess 7
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HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.

The subscriber having fitted up and thoroughly
ren.ircd the Tavern stand formerly occupied by
4 Michel. respectfully solicit public patti onage.
ard will use their best exertions To make their
House pleasant stopping place for both traveller
and Boarder.
c. a. FRANK &.Co. Proprietors.
Good Stalling attached to the premises.
Oct IS 1862. No.3slv.
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t1ew sisfMent5.
DEMONSTRATORS N0TIC :.

State Il ln,l;ana. Mar,il,i, Conufy, 81:
Notice : hereby given that H. UNDERSIGNED has
taken orr letters q Administration in the Estate
o. ohm H. ,lse. late OF Marsh al COUNTY, dycoa.
Cd Sail Estate i supposed - be solvent.
JOSEPH EVANS, AieiLst,a1or.
u .sci, 18th 1863 6i3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

J ii. kLise-K las fac Young team
I'D ST. ol' hsrne>s aud lumber waso"
g.; j., wis tas Il. ch .ap. ihq IRE one
,n.r,f.h Of Wheelers Bank.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

~ virtue of decree Of Force closure AMI Or
der OF Sue Of the Mlrslal Court of Common
Pleas NJ ide 1T It's February Tenn Is ,. AMI to
ne directed By the Clerk of said Court. in favor
OF john -. Osborne ard against Damn Garrison
and Catherine Garrison. | viii expose 10 sale at
public auction, 70 the highes. lawful bidder, the
Law ,irects
- Sat,.r lay. the lfh day q April. $50.
between Il e hours OF 10 o'clock a an'i O'Clock
m, at the Court House OR in the town Of
Plymouth. Indiana. the fpl'owiH-, described Rell
Estate situate in the County or Marshall, state of
IND ana to-wit commencing on the soutl line of
the south cas- quarter of section number seventeen.
in TOWNSHIP number thirty three, north of range
four east n the center OF the State ditch, thence
north in the State ditch tn the north line o. said
quarter section. thence east thirty rods, thence
south one hunlrcd and sixty rods thence west to
the place Of beginning, with Ill tho ten menss and
apamtema.lces t. the sam belonging. If the rents
and profits for Il term exceeding seven Years
are rot sold for enough tO Suisfy said order of sale
will then and there, at he above specified time
and NJ GO, offer in the manner above described all
the h. title and interest of the deftndcn,s the
a5ov described AID.
II ". LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall County
February lf.h I~GS Printers fee uitc
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BY virtue ola decree Of Foreclosure md Order
of sale of the Marshall Court o. Comm N Pleas,
made nj It's tebru AIRY Term. le6', ana 10 me ii
rcctcd by The Clerk OF said Court. in favor of
George - Bates and agsins' Joseph Swigart aud
Mary Swiear, viii cApose tos4e at public anc-
ton, the higheS. law.u! bidder, - the law di-
reefs, Ga
Ga Saturday. March 9ist, 1863.
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock IN and o'clock
r m, nj The Court House Door n the town of
Plymouth, indiana. the ollOxins described Real
Estate situate IN the County of Marshall and
STATE Of Indiana. to-wit: The south east quarter
Of section thIrty two - AMI the east bali Of
the south east quarter OF section thirty go all in
town ship thirty three (53) North Of range one east
excepting the rave yard thereon. with all the ten
ements and apputtenances 10 the sumo belonging.
If the rents and profits for a term not exceeding
seven years are ot sold for enough TO satisfy the
said or,,er at sa.c, Will then and there, AT the
above specified time and place. oiler in the mnnncr
above described all tie right title and interest of
the defendants to the above DIES fi5cd lrfli
II. II. LOGAN, Sh'f VI. G..
February 10Th lr63, nit3 Printer foe -
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Ilis1 Fact hat should be KEEP; iii mind by
al :.c c..ize,s of Marshall Couaty. that hicG and
S2irn keep constantly on hanl large aud well
selected stock OF Goods adapted 20 the wants OF
tue pear Ie Of tbs vicinity.
'ilev have been in trade this place now
nearly SIX yesrs. lnl during that time have e.tab-
lisle! a reputation f,r integrity and far dealing,
which merits the LIBERAL patronage they are re-
teivng.
During the pas; week they haze received fresh
supply 81 De.aineS. Prints, Nusns, Stripes Jeans
and other Drv Goods. Also a large lot Of Grocer
is.. whic, hey are selling at prices that lefy
competition
They have llsp jus. received large stock oil
Croczery Ware, which makes the mot complete
assor'me l. IN tbs line, 10 be found in any sior.
in town. and which they pro osc to sell at small
advance isaTr COS. Call At the Low Pr.ce Stor.
befSre making toa purchases.
iIo"r sxlsrs-A large lot Of Baiu,oral and 9th
e'siy Is Of A;rts Just opened at Rec and Smith
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Of April 1863.
TO TIE UNENPLOYEDn',

7 CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT To ACTIVE
{ young men 80 solicit orders for the LITTLE
g A ~ SEWIEGS IdA CHIME. price II s.
Hemmer e age. Screw driver aud extra Needles.
wiz paw liberal SALARY and exncnS-s. or allow
large commissions. OUNTY RIGHTS Civ
en- to Agents. An Agent wanted in every county.
Foe particulars, descriptive cat. losue, &c, ad
dress with stamp.
S. PAGE,
3m Cent Agent for y. $. Toledo.
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Gent Agent for U. $. Toledo.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS:

State Of Indiana Marshall County; s.:
Before c. Cushman, Justice of tic Peace IL
Polk Township:
Notice * hereby given that attachment pro
ceedings were instituted before me on the 9th day
Of january 1863, by John II. Henderson on d
Judgment against Soiomon Stump and PERI, Rob
nson. in which George K. kesler is made Gar
nishoe defendant, ADD it appearing by fiilavit OF
competent aiint that said defend. MS SOlomo
Stump and Perry Rob nson are non-residelitS oil
the STATE of Inl.Ana, they are hereby notified OF
the pcndency oil said proceedings and that IN.
same Will be heard before me at nv Office in PolA
Township Ia said County on the 81 st DIV of Jan
uary. leG3. At ten o'clock a IN. ana unless the,
appear at tho time and place aforesaid the sam,
viii DC heard aid determined in their absence.
CONSIDER CUSHMAN,
Ju.;ice OF the Pece
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W 4 NHE.D!
100000 E'siE3'E' ses'
SOLITAIRE TTNYDER

For which the very highest price will be paid in
Cz-h or Trade.
ALSO-20,O0O RAILROAD TIES, WHICH.
to &C ommodate, we will take in any quantities
from ore co ten thousand, For particulars call
at The "i4J " Price Store
RICE & SMITH.
Plymouth, Indiana, T obTuary lIlh 1863, MT
Lost. between plymouth aud o. II. T..
iIannas on tic Michi..an Road, 4 postal
currency book. containing Jour one dollar
bi!- aud some SMALL currency. aiso IL
teen 4 llaT re. ipt The finder VIII be
suitably rewarded by .eaying the came Al
Ills of e.
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" learn ,ia, E. <. o. EaAAS has sold
sock { - d., AID gone '"' o
su-, cs~ :. his place ". have not lear"
- / .sea,. al li- ,a"c.'>sor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

r. Sys AAxak5 III NJ .sIEas and
8sr-"s. e Inwpo ! aul Buck IL Tp,N ol
p y'.r ~. Ia u olf h's Susll Evap
49, fr 80 :'he-e- i.vapera ors for
IN ~ M.pe and ; III "a susar and no
l4'-s. shertv~r mr. duce AID ns. d. are
ini s-as.o b AR supernr 20 rnv other in
q: ak'ez-m,r "a la>-~s fi"m he same.
'4c. tllan sus. oil. an Inverted. II i
- e TT ~ aft - Iabor Of c.hyr
+ as,-fafer "a nes - own skim niay.
~s'-h ~s,g - are anlcaut III acc AMI
l-b.r
/. ia lio{ maple gar tbs mlchi .
s'es' .'ra prs ,te s,fup ci.cultton 81
thu s,rrp thrp : he s'iai er &. -on-,ant-
" f.eeio, from .ra.s a.d i.teisn sub
s;iuc Tacs. maciiie SCI at .he fol
Lei uiice
Ersp,. ,ofs 9 feet log ; incl. d. SIS
o !" .ame ~idrh go
io :" :" am width ~
nxt5
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-12

L. If Won want the highest price for Legs,
Rase, Eee=w z, EoLey any other trade,
CALL IT Oy.SaaN'> STORE.
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RAIL ROAD IIXCHANGE.
WITHIN A FEW FEET + THE r. X D.PoT.
RI: YMCUTrI, IND

The above Hotel IS now ready for the reception
Of guests. The Table will be furnished With the
best in market, and the Proprietor. with all con-
ncc;ed with the establishment, viii use their best
endeavors to render it, n every resncct, worthy OF
pubic patronage. A. Il. ~ lnhA"
missy Proprietor
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l. 20 get the highes. m ,sset price fer buttef
Go tt eFERHERIANs
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rebrrert Ie.h 1853. printcr,s Gee 81
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
PRESS DIsPATCHEs.I J
FROM THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC

FROM THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
sAilPatrick Occupies Piney Mountain
General Lees Headquarters South Of the
Rappahannock, &c.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1a-tAssoeiated Press
Dispatch Prom information which reached
Washington to- night tthe messenger having left
the Army Of the Potomac at ten O'Clock this
morningJ it appears that General Buford yes
terday reached point two miles north of Gull
peper, driving the rebel cavalry and infantry
before him. Gen. Lees headquarters on Sat
urday night were between Brandy station and
the Rappahannock. This refutes the belief
current in some quarters that he had gone south
to advise with General Bragg.
Our army lay in line OF battle all day yester-
DAY, but Lee declined to accept the issue Of an
engagement. .. aa.s .. ... e..... ..-
Sncw fell yesterday afternoon along the line
OF the mountains, covering the peaks Of the
Blue Ridge.
Gen. Fitzpatrick occupied Piney Mountain
yesterday afternoon. and last night he dis
covered q large area of camp fires south of
the Rapidan, between Raccoen Ford and Rapi-
dan Station, on the railroad. No fires Of mag.
nitude were discovered In and around Oul-
pepper. This leads to the inference that Gen.
Lee has dec lined to risk 4 general engagement
excepting a rear guard, to his former strong
position All the evidence tends to prove that
Gen. Meade has again out generated Lee by
leading him to belle We that it was his intention
to move down the neck opposite to Fredericks.
burg. thus inducing the latter to weaken his
front here TO strengthen that point.
A gentleman w no arrived here to- night saws
that our line of battle crossed the Orange and
Alexander Railroad to point where it is sup
posed Gen. Lee has a full force on oHr front.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 9.-Anout twen-
ty- five refugees, men, women, and children,
mostly from Richmond, arrived here last eve.
ming. They came into our lines ut Portsmouth,
and have been several days upon their journey,
having left Richmond last Tuesday.
Propeller John Rice, Captain Beaston, ar
rived from Morehead City. The captain re-
ports that while passing False Cape, 20 miles
south Cape Henry. November 5th, discovered
a schooner Of about 200 tons at an chor discharg-
ing freight and landing it on shore by the use
of small rowboats. On discovering the ap-
proach Of the Rice, they hove up anchor and
proceeded about miles south. and dropped
anchor again. her small boats had been kept in
tow, and at once recommended the landing of
freight. 1t was then near dark, and she was
lost sight of. No doubt she was a blockade
runner or smuggler.
The British corvette Greyhound, which ar
rived here Saturday evening last, hoisted the
United States flag this morning at O'Clock
and fired q salute, which was imme diately
ans wered by the water battery OF the fortress
George Vandall and James Wales Of the sth
Connecticut regiment, were executed to-day at
II O'clock a. m. for desertion, near Portsmouth
Virginia.
FORTRESS MoERoR, Nov. 10.-Maior Gan'l
Butler and staff arrived this evening on the
steamer which came from Washington.
A nag Of truce lett here TO. day for City Point
with large lot OF clothing and other necessa-
ries for the Union prisoners at Richmond
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The Strike of the w or X IN n in the Charles.
town iMass.l Navy Yard.

BOSTON, Nov. 1O.-About 800 navy-yard
Workmen assembled Today on Bunker Hill to
hear the report OF their committee sent TO confer
with the commodore of the yard. They re-
ported that the commodore said his instr ructions
from Washington were that the men should 20
to work at sunrise, whenever there were but
ten hours between sunrise and sunset, and he
could not 60 behind that order. He also said
he had appointed a committee to inquire into
the operations Of outside yards, and would
communicate the result ts Washington. He
said he would receive such men as came to
work at rOl l-can in the morning The work
men, however, decided that they would not
work except under the same hours as hereto
fore constituted a days work OF 3.S00 men
employed in the yard only 500 continue at
work. 1t is rumored that q general strike is
South Boston and other parts OF the city.
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THE WAR IN WEST VIRGINIA. =
Defeat Of the CoRfedeFate~-Feders 0cc.. :,
patton Of Lewisburg-The Lesses. 2

ne !" AN ASN " GsS NIhGlNtA.
Defeat Of the CoRfedeFate~-Feders 0ce. :,
patton Of LewisbuFg-The Lssses. s7IT
The following dispatches from Gen1 Kelley
to Governor Boreman, of West Virginia, con-
firm the accounts published: eet-ve-a
CLARksRURG. Noy.s, 1861 To Goo. BorcAha.
Gen. Averill attacked Jackson's forces at Mil
Point in Pocahontas county, on the 5th inst,
and drove him from his position with trihinE
less. jackson Tell hack TO the summit OF Droop
Mountain, when be was reinforced by Gen.
EchoIs, With Patton's brigade and one Teg-
ment from jenkins command. The position
is naturally strong one, and was strengthened
ny hrpastworks commanding the road. Gen.
Averill turned the entmy's left with his infau-
Try, and attacked him in front with cavalry
Cismonn.Ed-
The victory was decisive and the enemy's
retreat became total rout, his forces throw
ing away tht ir arms and scattering in every
dire ction. The cavalry pursued till dark, cap
tnring many prisoners and large quantity OF
arms, ammunition, &c. The pnemy,s wonnd-
ed have all 1allen into our hands Our lose in
killed and wounded IS about one hundred.
-.F....a + "a. B. +. KELLEY, Brigader 9en'l.
-..-.-. ANOTHER DISPATCH.
CLABKsBURG, Noy.S, ls53.-To Cor. B0remaa-
A telegram has Just been received from GenI
Scammon, in " hich he says: General Dune
entered Lew isburg, at 10 30 q. the 1th; the
Ayerill, W no gave him severe whipping at
Droop Mountain on the 9Th. Uufie captured
the enemy's camp tents, knapsacks, provisions,
&c, one caissoRlpd upwards Of one hundred
head Of cattle.
The cavalry have gone in pursuit. Averin
had arrived. III ...-r-
B. F. KELLEY. Brigadier Genl.
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CAIRO, Nov. l0.-The steamer Warren has
arrived from Memphis with four hundred and
seventy bales Of cotton for Cincinnati, and
thirty three for Louisville.
At a meeting at Little Rock on the 3lst ult,
resolutions were passed expressive OF q cordial
support and loyalty to the United States,
pledging the utmost endeavors to suppress the
rebellion and to restore the supremacy Of the
Government.
A number of spirited and loyal addresses
were delivered, and committee appointed 70
draft constitution and by laws for central
Union club. 60 Z gss. = =
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From Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. lO.--Dates have been
received from Hakodadi, Japan, TO October 9Th,
The Prince OF Nagasaki had issued orders that
Jalsph Heco, the Japanese, formerly OF San
Francisco, and the Japanese pilot who con
Quoted the Wyoming TO Simonoski, should be
killed. One Of these pilots was mHrdered soon
afterwards. The chief minister and three
other members OF his Cabinet were dismissed
because they were in favor OF peace with
Christian NATIONS. The authorities ordered all
foreigners to leave Nagasaki; the foreigners re-
fused, and the Japanese Government resirned.
The Mikado has issued an order that no Daimio
should purchase any foreign vessel. ~ =
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FROM CHATTANOOGA

The Rebels vacuating their Position He.
fore Chattaasoga-A Large Rebel Force
Organizing for a Raid-Paying the
Troops. @.....- --
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. Io,--Georgie refugees
just ia report considerable movement CT
Rrarg's troops and stores southward. The
rebels are said to he eyacuating their position
before Chattanooga, and retiring to Rome or
Atlanta.
Longstreet is said to be organizing a large
force for a raid on our lines communicating at
Bridgeport.
Twenty-Five raymasters, with S.O0,0JG, are
engaged IN paying the troops 70 the first of No
yembeY.
There was no firing from Lookout Mountain
to-day.
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The Missouri Legislature

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O-The Legislature mo, o,
Jefferson Clty to-day, and adjourned until to-
morrow for want OF q quorum.
News from below says JEFF. Davis has sen,
Arkansas to raise men to carry on a suerri,ia
warfare. EAn EassTIl~
Price and Holmes forces are reported as
having retreated to Texas
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1O.-A IRE At Neysda
city yesterday destroyed nearly all the build
ings on Broad street, hve brick buildings on
Main street, the Episcopal, Methodist, Conere-
gational and Catholic churches, the Theatre,
Court House, Express and Telegraph Offices
Gas Works, United States Hotel, and MANY
stores in the neighborhood. The county records
are saved. The loss is estimated at SaOO,O 900.
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DRoPos FOR WooD.
OAvALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF DIPoT QTARfERMAsrHR,

PROPOSALS are solicited, and will be received 1T
tAis ofaos until FRIDAY. 2oth day of November, At
noon. for the furniShinA of 2.UJ cords of good,
sound, msrehartable we'll seasoned Cord Wood to
Be eslivefed ct the Cavalry Depot, 9iesboro Point,
D. O., corded In ranks feet high; dsliyerY not
being considered complete until corded, measured
And insDectsd. Bidders win state the prices for
each kind--oak. hickory. pine
An inspector will be designated on the part Of
the 6oyernmsnt to inspect and measure the wood.
The ability of the bidder to ful6l his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
The responsibility Of the guarantor must bs
shown by the ofhcal certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
txiet Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain H A,
Dupuy, Depot Quartermaster, Cavalry d pot 37l
II street. WashinE Eton, d. O., and endorsed on the
envelope Proposals for Wood - NO 1-l3t
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Suppressien Of the Daily Transcript.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1e-The Evening Tran.
script, paper started about two weeks ago
by william H Nelson, one Of the former pro-
prietors of the Daily Gazette, was to-day sup
pressed ~ order OF fdeneral Schenek
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Thankssiying i'm new York. .

ALBANY, Nov. I0.-Governor Seymour has
sissued proclamation designating Thursday.
the 18th OF November, as day Of thankseiyine
and prayer. SfsssFssss-.1.--
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- So ignorant are some Of the Eny,ish
peasantry that they took the recent eartho uake
Ior q sign mat the world was coming 10 An
end. and Immediately packed mn to emierste
calamity. 17rf,- { - : '-o =
The total Indebtedness OF the State OF
Scofga 10 SH, l494l0. This is forty.seven dol-
lars Of indebtedness for every white male in.
habitant Of the Stats. 9TT a1a7s.as asef
~ ~ The widow OF q. President Tyler has ran
the blockade, and was at Bermuda on Satur.
day last. She il a female Of very rebeiiious in-
clinations. s t
- The San Francisco Era says that Adam
cIsaacs Menksn netted over $4,000 by her drgs
engagement ut Maguire's Opera House.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.--The machine shops arr
generally acceding to the demand of the strikers
for higher wages, under the great pressure Of
work for the Government. ~39s'.
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:. ~ The Quota Of New Hampshire under the
last call will be 3,7ee man. ~ :" sAe "'
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

vyAI Am YMnnNVnN ppOpnRTY vOR
VAhV A0Ln ~. l.tn ~ G.Ls ~
Square No, 81, Hne betvssn ana streets on list,
V{fh the improvements, viii BE- cold 1t ssorinoe
Il alasa the ssSate Coed hopse h nit treee shrnb-
Ssry, q. Apply 70 the underslSnsd, attorney for
SSses. mo iVsl WV. 4. GRxHlE.
ner Ia Avenue And I'll street. Inarirs at the
nremisea ' M 4 ets
y :,
EQR RINT-FURN16HH ed R0OM9-A suite OF
II handsomely Furnished PAYlors and Bed rooms,
in ono Of the most desirable and pleasant stustions
Hotel and Psnua ayauue No Ar Thirteenth
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Es0R BALE OR RDNT-A large BRICK HOUSE,
+ being 81 stories front, with . story hack
building hsyins large dinins room that viii ~.
commodste 81 or 40 perrong Ss we'll ss fine rsrlofs
and chambers being lately handsomsly repaired
throushout suitable Tor . hotel situated on tho
corner OF 6th sno Hlxn streets, 0eorgetewn % %ros-
session siven INN edictsly Inquire OF =. MACh,
ALL:Jr.; Ne So5 18TH street, between = y ana %
stfeets. az Q clock any eyeninS. 90 S-zW
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sOU and a7th streeta in thu nstShhnrhood nf the