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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

ES-A yankee has just invented a suspen-
der That so contracts on your approach TO
water that The moment you come to Pud-
die it lifts you over and drops you on the
Opposite side.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
Military Meeting.

At a meeting of the officers and privates
of Company b, 4th Cavalry, s7th Reg
Ind. Vols, held at Gallatin, Tenn, Dec.
22d. 1862. the meeting being called to or
der, Lieutenant G. ii. Kneeland was called
to the Chair, and stated the object o: the
meeting.
Thereupon Wm. Hazenbrook. James a.
Ray, w. +. Peabody, Herman Seekamp,
Hiram w. Bradford, Isaac Sawyer aud
George +. Smith were appointed com
pit;ee to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting:
WHEREAS, 1t is with sincere and heart
felt sorrow that we learn of the acceptance
Of the resignation of our brave and patriot
ic leader, first Lieutenant I HoMAs J. PAT
rEFsoN, the acting Captain Of this Compa
ny; and while sc sine Cerely regret and de
plare the loss Of the health of our brav
leader, we can but bow with submission
to the acceptance Of The resignation.
Resolced, That while under his com
mand we ean but say his course la, beer
marked b. such conduct as will command
the respect and esteem Of every membe
Of his Company, both as a commando
and as gentleman of honor.
Resctced, That upon his re- urn to hi
family he carries with him our warmes
and mo't heartfelt respect and esteem
hoping that we may meet him in health
peace and quiet and undistracted Union
Resolrcd. Tlst the foregoing preambl
and resolutions be published in the Laport
and Plymouth papers.
Lieut.. G. Ii. kNEELAND, Pres
! WM r. lfE,pnnv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

NJ. n. kl lNGER
Ecncy.
7. MCDONALD,

neai estate agent and notary public, Office in
cxson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind.
ora"s deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
ehss' scis lands, examines titles and furnishes
iostracts OF the same, pays taxesapd redeem
iaAa cold Ter taxes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

A gentelman asked a wag the other day
the reason why so many of the tall gentle.
man were old bachelors. The reply was,
that they were obliged to lie cornerwise in
bed to keep their feet in, and that wife
would he in the way
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

GH a young lady, at an examination o
grammer, was asked why the noun b.tche
lor was singular. She replied as follows
Because it is very singular they don't g
married
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
DR.. a. 0. BORTCN,

SarreoA Dentist. Plymouth, Indiana. W hole or
partial -stt> of Teeth inserted on the mort aD-
proved plan.. Special attention paid 10 the
,re.ervI alton Dfthe natural teeth. and irregular
itv Of C;,Ijren's teeth corrected Fanss ana
III icuit teeth extracted with or without Choro-
form. C,n BE consulted at hs Office at any time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
, IL. - Michigan s;re)t, west SIDE, over
;Lu'. 3.ker- fl9tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
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,NuAl c RENDE !!

A.toru-. - Law and Real Estate Agent. hHUA'
Knox. Ini- -: 6
Collections, Tax paving and examinauon o'
Titles promptly attended to- MY
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
r. p Il e. Il. x. Time Fable.
pcENE g. CAPRON,

REEVE S. CAPRON,
Anoruexs,nJ Notarics Plymouth. MorshailC Co.
Ind, practice IN Marshall and adjoining eonn
ties. RzsERsto Bahcock & CO.. Phelps, Dodge
SCo., New York. Cooley ,Farweh Co.. TO" c
& BRO. Chicago. Loulon 4 Co., Phlla,,
Benette Il Co, Pittsburgh. Hon. a. H. OSoo..
Circui. Julge. LapOrt. Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
WatchnlIlxcr.
JOIN M HCEMKER.

Dealer Ra tches, clocks and iewcry. Plymouth
Ind, keeps constantly on hand clocks, watches
breast pins. ear rims, finger rings, lockets, etc
Clocks ,ni ,tehes, etc, repaired in the bes
manner possible.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
Ph.-SipianS.
"a 7 A. ROSION

'hv.icisn .nl Surrcon. Office on Nich'gah street
vest side, over IfilP- Baker,. where he may VI
consulted during Office hours
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
CARE OF SICK AID WOUNDED:

Agents have been sent 10 all the camps
where any considerable body of Indiana
troops were assembled to examine into
their wants, sanitary condition &c. Mill.
tary agencies for the same purpose have
b. ell established at Washington, Louis
vile. Nashville, Memphis. Cairo and Co.
lumbus, Ky. where agcncies a-e made
permanent. and at them sanitary goods are
deposited for distribution, and to which
soldiers can resort for relief. Permanent
agents have also been appointed at Phla-
de'ph'a. ke,kuk, ST. Louis and New York
for the relief of such Indiana soldiers as
may be carried to hose points These
agencies work well and are doipp much
good.
BY permission of the war dcnartmen,
extra Surgeons have been sent to reo;ment.
when required. The operations Of our va
rious Sanitary Commissions have been sa,
isfactory, and have resulted in incalcula
able good. relieving many thousands. TIL
hospitals Of the State are in the best poss
bic condition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
4 j VjNAIL

7 f,-n.s,atlic Plvsician-P ,ricuarattentlonpaid
ob-tetrie practic. AMI chronic 'tSc"Sc9 -
r,.n.r. ,ni diseases of children. office over T.
r,r,.r.s core. corner Michigan and I.aporte
...s,.s yy,,r he NAV he consulted at all hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
WM. +. PEABODY, Sec'y.
lID. Or. BATTALION OF irH IND. CAv'Y

IiD. Or BATTALION OF iTH IND. CAv'Y
Gailalin, Tenn. Dec. 23, 1862.
full concur with the above resolutions
feeling that or country requires the ser
vices of such men As Lieut.. PATTERSON
He has at all times discharged the duties
of his office with promptness and eilicien-
cy and deported himself as gentleman
towards lis brother officers.
w. Horn. Major Co lmanding.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
Ss;,,.i,crin-.
Mich EL GINZ.

8Arser and har dresser, West side Michigan
street over PtttcrsOns storc) Plymouth lind.
Evetvthing IN the ,bpve busine IS atten aided to by
Ine IN n. best style,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
SUPPLIES. STATE ARM. ARSENAL:

During the first five months Of the war
all neeesssry supplies for the equipmen, OF
Indiana troops were furnished by the State.
The State has also furnished large supple,
from time to time, wherc they were requir-
e for the health AM prompt equipment OF
our troops.
The State has furnished It's troops with
he .ar5esl proportion Of thei' arms. They
have al siacs been paid tor BY the Gov
eminent.
Up to the first Of January, 1863. there
had en- prepared at the stae Arsenal
$4,000 rounds of artillery ammunition.
ior small arms. In the operations of The
Arsenal balance is !, # in favor .. tie
State.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
WAR LOAN, DIRECT TAX.

The war loan of 50 900. 900 authorized
by the Legislature. May Is, 1861, apd
bearing per cent. interest, has been made
by the sale of State bonds TO this amount
OF the whole amount sold s. ,225 200 re.
mains outstanding.
Note These bonds sold at SO cents OIL
the dollar, a fact which the Governor j.
careful not to no ice, n tax ha. been lev
led to pay the debt thus created.
Under the provisions Of the law for tn,
collection Of the National Direct Tax. tn,
q vernor has ordered paid over to the Ma
tional Government 10 the whole amoun, O
tax. by placing on file in the office of tn,
Secretary of the Treasury at Washington
Claims Of the State against the Fedora
Government to the whole amount Of IT,.
tax. This action of the Governor he ask,
the Legislature to authorize.
PUBLIC DEBT.
The States Indebtedness has been increas
ed since the beginning of the war to tn,
amount of 8 .37l ,779. 81. making the en-
tire pub c debt at the present time SO.
746,453,a7, which, however, does not in
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

The mineral resources of the State are
but imperfectly understood. Nearly one
fourth of tie whole area of the State is a
coal field, large part of which i, of the
finest quality. Excelen, iron ore is found
in vast quantities in many counties, and
although but little worked as yet, will be
the source of great wealth and prosperity
in the future. Throughout. the State ex-
cepting few small localities, the sell :
rich and fertile, capable of producing all
the grains and grasses in tho greatest
abundance. The State abounds in fine
timber and living streams of water. and
in every respect presents the facilities fol
an easy and profitable agriculture, while
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

G. IASLANGER g. BROS,
1 .aiu'scJHrer- 1t wagons, carriages etc. Black
nitl.as, .slintins ind granting done to order
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

For a continuation Of reading mattel
see next page.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
D2 q. BAIRD.


:r,iu,:c nf Jefferson Medical CoIIcge,l res
d.uce and Office near Shifts MIL. Bremen, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
synopsis of Gov. sOr.On's Message.

The great length OF Gov. Morton's Ms
ssce renders it impossible for us to publish
it in full. In the subioined synopsis we
give all of ipterest, merely statistical facts
that may be useful sometime:
NUMBER OF TROOPS.
The State has sent troops into the I'm
Jon army as follows: Under the call OF
April, 1861, six regiments of infantry
three months men. Under the call OF Ju-
", 1861, two regiments OF infantry, IL
months service; 4i regiments and four
comp mics infantry, three years service:
three regiments of cavalry three years and
eighteen batteries three years. Under the
call Of July, 1862 One regiment OF infant
rv 12 months service: 50 regiments three
years service; 6 companies three years; 2
regiments 8 months; l regiments 80 days;
regiment 60 days; = regiments Indiana
Legion 3 months; 2 regiment cavalry )
years and batteries of artillery 3 years:
IN all 9S regiments of infantry and cavalry
and y batteries of artillery. and comprls-
ing ninety five thousand eight hundred and
sixty seyen officers and men.
To this number is TO be added 6,S:l re-
cruits, who .ined old regiments; making
in all 1O2, 698 me1, actually mastered into
service in the State of Indiana
TPE DRAFT:
On the 9TH day OF August, 1869, tie
President called for 800, 900 to be raised
by draft if enough volunteers could not
be procured. The quota Of Indiana was
1880. by the Goth OF September that
number had been furnished by volunteers.
except 5000 for which number it became
necessary to draft. The draft took place on
the 9Th day of October, 1862, at which
time volunteering had reduced the number
required to 3,O03.
The whole number excused from draft
from conscientious scruples, was 3,169.-
These exempts were ordered to pay $500
each in lieu Of service. The Governor
states that there is no law to enforce pay
men,, and asks for legislation on the sub
Jet.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
e. PAUL

Dealer in boots ard shoes. manufactus all kind
ofhome work IN his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
lNTERE,T ON PUBIC DEBT.

The July interest on the public debt
was paid in coin; bat tie Governor states
that the premium OH coin ha. increased So
greatly as to forbid like arrangement for
The January interest.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29

G. BL AIN g. Co.

G. BlAlN g. Co.
Druggists and confectoners, YES. side OF Michigan
strsst. Plymouth, Ind.
7. A. LEMON,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literary
magazines, papers, etc, north side Lapoi te
street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
COMMON SCHOOLS.

TIE operation of the common school
system ior the past two years is represent
ed as being successful. The amendments
made TO ihe school law at the last session
50 far as can b, learned. have worked well
and meet with very general approval. Ap-
propiiate mention is mad, Of the death OF
,he late NJ. =. Fletcher, Superintendent, OF
publ.c Instruction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
STATE INSTITUTIONS:

The management of the institutions 70,
tie Deaf and Dumb, Blind and Insane
the Governor states has been eminently
successful
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-29
Business Directory.
z. y. Time Tables
Z, Ut ~. &C. Ea. "a. Time Table.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

sp,srusE OF TRAINS FROM PLYMOUTH STATION.
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q. Batteni6eibt, ATS Beft BaltimcretraBe.
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q. @~eietittel, So g8aibingtpnfrose,
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Baltimore, bet 81. Mts.
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(4iept4mIia8)

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Mtle Nehnungen utlde fritber oLs Sdnuar 1853
fan'9 itne, fine rem O%beneenGn, ten @rC5sB Der Goa' elton un-
tsrfrcrtsn. Netn n8en tUr 1868 ffnb ee1esl d sahIbar ee-
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tH8en, 6erndB ben Sefinnnde.n b : Ge'Orbnun9.
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Baltimore, 2.Gept. 1853.
@euab ber Orbinaus beS Birgerutsifers nnb @tabts
rdtbS BON Baltimore, beSi9ti9 bes 0sttnnfs bon Gigen-
tfum fir u~nte8oPlte @efd1e bei neuerSffneten @trnsen
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1868 ni8t bejGbIt wprcen itub, i9 befagte @rnnbfi6e
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Die acknowledgement iiub berart, bus ber &drfer
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ben Ooer in 3utunft oarluT setesten 5teuert be5 Staates
Wfarp(anb nno Der Gtubt Baltimore uitertpprfen.
Ert 5to. 2 9ft9arb 6pIu1eS ...... .........$164.53
tc. 5 2eipiS Setter. :. ............... $685. Is
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W0rRtpreiTe.

8alttmDr e, ben 10. Sept. 1868.
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0nanU .. peruOtan: 2240 ID $50 ca 90
Rnpaenm1ebl $24.
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6eutise Drummer oss nj hentlt2en Wsder elt
6alt Die ueueqen unO tnters1anteiten 9Sa6rta'
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wn0 @reg8 auf MOrrts 50,
Lamb, 81 &anOnen erbeutet,
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trie Dur6 pte M pmttOrs,
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Quft Ge{prengt,
0Gan3enbe Grfcl9e bsr 8et
Nrmee, $50
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chattanooga,
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Gtngelne gluminern 5 Gents.
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nter init benz mOrgen Wtttas a6Betenoen
Dampfsr FIR 10 &eat8 p~OrtOfret an cine Ee.
lEebtge QbrelIe.
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Gbuarb Cup 8, Np. 81 Spnpanitr.
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@bltftt9n 9ehes2Daf @rnttar.
Jdepb ~Jtupplpt, SIC. SIS 6anpperfr,
Or. 9euer, Arnp @ripital.
81. 9 nettt, 88 Qpmbarofr.
Ytpps, SrebertG unb @oloertpt 9tDd6.
@lntber &abl, 30. 81 gtpftb 6tehfr.
Nooel d ~2DtIbelnti, So. 45 5rentpntTtr. uns I6 Gearlhr
8. MGrr, 9arIprb hpdb.
Z, WteSner, So 299 y6et @rdttfr,
@~brtftdn SreBel, So 7 SterretRr.
Senrg @fbarbt, So. 40 gbe8nutfr.
Guppt9 6raus, So. 25 @fe Stab ur6 GraubbHr.
SPtann 9ett, Np. l41 Nef QontbarbEr.
9brttpph Stiel @Ge Spnteriet unb 8tbblefr.
@Rnaro Stein, SS1 @agnrdse.
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SefannfmaCbmn1ett
t00tsGvmmi6arint

baltimore, 10. sept. 1868.
Sn aneefrd@t, baB bic @eiunb6eits. @cmmihGre Der
Stu0l 0@ttiHIore ertldrt ba6eu, bas Der i6male 0nr&
pelper Ptnter ben @ebdnbeu ali Der ~gfcroleite BON
Fertn9tonfr 8wii6eu Gilmore tnb @triderar., in ei
mem idle6ten 3uitlnbe lift unb bic @eIunbbeit Der NaGs
eorlp ut beetntrdftist ln6 beB6olb cine SrSinans PAL
frte; Dap BE Sta6t- @onlmifGre tieieu b~elnsteu Yfao sn
9raotreH uno pHaitern Ia1ieu ioler,
90 MUD Pter'ait Nadri@t sesebeu, baB bic @tGbt>
@omH'llars ntae Der Stabt=@ eometer ant Dienftas, ben
10. fS'' UNI 10 ubr Nfcrsens, an Srt unb SteIe fetn
tcerfen. INN ben ~beiastea 8faD bon Gilmore mad Crit
te1lfr. gu %Sraotren, nn6 ale 9eriOnen, bic babel ~betbeiIist
ltne' perpe1r beoadri&tiSt, nit ibreu 8efytitelu an Ort
uuo Steae Jn ieiu.
Muf Befebl
fq,oa sSp, S OF NTH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-11
Observation-Disclosures.

+ ina II ert d t. - Sae Qeofe, Qus
srif ouf Mt6 GpwarOs, 8irsl@aft perfallen.
Mltce Cuff Dtsbitabl Uer1&tebenev Nrttfel BON
SObn Ssnttnc, ntht l@ulDtg. = g WtGtams.
DtttlotI, 80 psitIhen6tebe. - Std Gurtie
Gn9tif auf WfaIp g Sndion 25 @snts uub
solien. Dapio S4ow, 8ertauf bon 5haaps
am Sonntag, njdt I6uIDig.- Oulap glabn
Otsbitabl pon ubren un6 @clolaGeu I'M 8e.
trace Don 1912, bret Sabre 3uhtb 1us.-
Gnltao Sobnion, DiebRnbi, 80 Vettldenbiebe.
Jas GIaugtter. Dtsbtabl elmer l1br BON SEQ
geDers. l Sabr 3nGtDaua. - gertuot bts
beute Wergen.
Satttm0reG 9e3trt8Gert6t.
Ut ) Cuttings, StnatSantpalt. = Rebsdu
Souls, angefla8t etn IAledtes 6aus ~ bal,
ten, 'Duroe fretselprOtnen. = 8enf. Dapis.
SAnapspertauf am Sonntaa, $40 II. Soften
Nlsran0er OfraeFt atlas @reensbur9, auae
tIH8t, 3tpet 6rouen gu baben, tuarbe Ihulota
bsTunosn. Wte MIR unle 2s1ern l9On frGber
mittbstltsn, If es burA 3sa0enous1aoen ct
rptslfr, eab Ofrasft iG tn Wluiamebura,
NY, aiit Wfarte 6eln,8, unO Ip1ter tn Bal
tttaOre NIT OaunaG @reepsburg per6etra!9ete.
Ssioe Jrauen ipareu g~sgenpdrttg. = B 9
Dag CAB $1,000 8araiAaft fir lstnsn @fla-
Dsa &sO Sobnion. welder anestlu9t TIT, einsn
WforoDerluG ouf Gam Mlurpbp aematht ,u
ben.-@oclpb Dfaf 8e0en Sartnlan @1nttb
FDs8en etner SGulp bpn $184.66 tsr Nnaes
tla8te puroe GUT 8ssabturg Dsrurtbstlt.-Oer
SOB oeS 9rn. ~2iOtneiton 8eunetts spnrbe bon
5rn. Us 8 &ea& ~an8stauDigt. Dis eth BIT
den Der araaer osrtdgte itA ber 0sslGts9of
bts gum naGlten Mlor5sn.
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Staets@Ommi6ariat,

Baltimore, 4. Sept. 1868.
DER Sta6tz@ommiiGr BAT BON berI6ieteuen Griub=
beftsern an @Reiterftra6e. stpifGen Baltimore urS Eopetz
%teltraSe' einen sei3rte6enen gOri&Ias empfansen. fereu
3Ret bon @befterftra6e 9raOireu, plaitern nnb mit9iuubz
iteiren Deriebeu 3t IaIfen.
VI foroert baRer &Ge, bic eS dnse6en mag, bierunit uuf,
lp IN letnent 8nrean ant Santftas, ben IL. Septenber,
Wtcr8ens 10 l1Rr, eiu3ufinbeu, UNI iiber ienen @srI6raa
81 berot6en uuo III beIdIiesen.
Iuf 8ofe6t
sos SmitB,
(4ieft4mlia8) @lert bea @tabtccrnmiffS ar