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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

THESE Bittcrs are prepared, In pure bourbon
Whisky, from 4 combination Ct over twenty dif-
ferent kinds Of roots, banks and herbs, which
&C. In perfect concert with the ether, pre-
pared from TIE original formula given by the
great chief, Fed Jacket, 10 Dr. Chaplin, who
used than successfully IN lis practice for many
years, and 10y their gliTlcd great popularity
In Tie treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, CONSTIPATION, Sick and Nervous Head.
ache, Fever and Acue, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or Indigestion. Persons suffering from
either OF these loaihscmc diseases will fad a sure
cure by the OF these lters which are perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons
ally put up in such preparations and palmcd on on
an unsuspccting public. single trial will con-
vince the most skeptical tina! in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which other Btters possess.
They strengthen aid invigorate the system
They are unequaied for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite. !
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They ere preventive Of Fever and AguA
Trey relieve constipation.
They cure Ee-veus Headache. -
They arc perfectly pure and palatable.
~Uged persons and delicate females will find they
large doCtors bills BY the of these Bit
tiers.
Beware o! counterfeils. The Rcd Jacket Bit
ters are only scll in bottles with name blown
On the side, and our private government stamp
Across the cork -oUR-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
u. S. $50 Six per cent.
Gold-Bearing Bonds.
Which are always worth premium
FREE FROM TAXATION
SUBSCRIBED QUICKLY.

Less than 5000 900 coo of :he Loan authorized
by the last CongteS5 are now on the market. This
amount. at the rate u which tits being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within two months, when
the notes viii undoubtedly command premium,
as has uniformly been the case on closing tho
subscriptions to the loans. 1t now seems proba-
bic that no considerable amount beyond the pres
ent series will be Offered the paL.le.
In order that citizens from every town and
section Of the country may be afrt rded facilities
for taking the loan. the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the coun-
try have generally agreed to recei9e subscriptions
at par. Subscribers will select their own agents,
in whom they have confidence, and who only are
to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL srR E1ErvEp by the
Fir.t National Bank of LaPorte
Firs. National BarL of Warsaw
First National Bank of Valparaiso.
BY 7. Cressner, Branch Bank, Plymouth.
JAY COOKE,
SuDscsirrIoS AGExT, PHILADELPHIA
vlCnj7-3mo.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

Common Pleas Court commences Mon
day the Goth inst, and Commissioners
court CT Monday juno 9th.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

We notice that business is in fair way
t. 20 out west on ia Porte Street. Two
or three new establishments have sprung
up there within the last week. and again
the word is that La Porte is: md is to be:
2 business street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

Wallng's Manufacturing establish
lnent is now in full operation. Lath are
cut very fast Lumber planned With iacil-
*. and turning Of almost every kind done
II BIZ establishment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The advertisement of Jonathan Wright
an the outside of this paper, should read
Jonathan Wrigh. & Co, instead OF read
ing as it now does.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
AGRICULTURAL Notice

a regular meeting of the Marshall County Az
Societ, will be held at the Court House
in Plymouth, on SATURDAY, JUNE Sd. lsG5,
at ! o'clock, P. NJ, as there is considerable
business of Importance to be transacted az that
meeting, Il is highly important that all members
and others Interested, should attend.
By order ofthe Society. G.. BLAIN, Pres.
Attest II. CUMMINGS, Sccy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

VIM. Lusk, Jr.. for some time past con-
Quoting ser the hpiFcopai oh"rcii
in this pt ed Deacon's ordefS at
Fort Wa eek ago last ouhuaS'
and will his labOrs here.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
THE DEMOCRAT
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The new advertisement of II. b Dick
mu& Co. will appear next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

We Tu rs week the he" ''i''
table Of H., It. VI. & c. II. W. giving
the time ch regular station through
both ways. 1t can be found in another
column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The farmers are not yet done planting
cora. The weather has been showery ana
the gronnd too wet il many Places to put
the Gro? in the ground. anl some sho
planted some three weeks -oare compelled
to replant; the seed having rottcd in the
ground The prospect for wheat We are
told i at least as good a usual Not
much cats are being Sown.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25
pittsburgh -. Wayne eh;s:-<
Es:sslSyssy.

On and after Ni'y II, ls65, Trains will cave
Stations daily, SabDaths excepted a. +, iicws:-
Il ain leaving Chicago ut 20 p. W leaves Il siv
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

The Dry house, of David Congor, Esq,
was destroyed BY fire last Monday NOR
ming, together with about three hundred
dollars worth Of lumber contained in the
building at the time The loss is estima-
ted at about one thousand three hundred
dollars We have not learned whether
there was any insurance property.
The fire is thought to have occurred from
: defect IN the furnace hy which the
house vas heated.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

For New CastlS and Erie, 6l0 am Accom-
mediation Trains leave Allegheny for New Brish-
ton-9:OO a m; ll:l5 a. m; 2:l5 p m; AIS
p. m; 600 pm. For Economy. 10 80 p. m. For
New Castle Gree1vile and jamestown, Pa.
} Is pm.
F. r. MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15
FOR SALE!

UNHE GOOD WILL AND FURNITURE OF
i Boarding and Lodging House, in Virginia
city, now doing good business, will be sold at
reasonable price to n cash purchaser.
For particulars apply to
" HATCH & BROTHERS,
Family Grocery, lis South c street.
Virginia. July Il, 1865. lyHlw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15

Assistant Camille Martin.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
WIN. B. JOHNSTON. Agent Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe Insurance Company;
HENRY CARLTON, JR-, Merchant;
A. EHRBoRs, Merchant. of Holman BroS & Co
This Bank is prepared to transact all kinds Of
General Banking and Exchange Business In Lon.
| don and San Francisco, and between said cities
md all parts Of the world.
Tho San Francisco Office is authorized to draw
Bills of Exchange, or issue Letters OF Credit, up
| on either Of the under named Founders and Pro-
| prietors of the Bank, or (at the option OF the
buye: } upon the following Houses, with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz:
| IoSDoN-The London Joint Stock Bank, no.
| Princes street; MessrA Blschoffsheim, Gold
schmidt & Co.; Messrs. Fruhling q Goschen
Messrs. Frederick Huth g. Co.; hessrs: J. 5. Nor
gan & Co., (SSecess9rs I 70 Me''rS Geo. fe"00u' "
NEW YORK CITY-Messrs. Dabneyr Morgan q
| Co., SO Exchange Place.
Co.; Messrs. a. J. Stern Co.
FRASKFoRT on THE MAIH-mr. Sigisimund
Suzbach; Mr.. Jacob S. T. Stern.
GERNASY-The Bank of Sake Meiningen.
AMsrERDAM-Bank de Credit and de Depotde
GSTwERP-Messrs. Nottebohm Brothers; Mr.
F. R. Bischoffshelm.
HAMBURa-Nessrs. John Berenoerg, GoSsier O.
GENOA AND NAPLEs-The Angloltallnn Bank.
VALPARAISO AND LIMA-Messrs. Fred Huth'
| Grunlng & Co.
| MANiLA-MessrS Russell e. Sturgis.
AUSTRALIA. INDIA AND CHINA-Asiatic BANK
ING CORPORATION and its Branches, at Bombay,
Calcutta Colombo Singapore, Hongkong, shans'
| hal, MelbournS.
CHiSA AND JAPAN-Tho Chartered Mercantile
Bank Of IudIa London and China and It's
| Branches
IRELANp-Provinclal Bank Of Ireland, and all
! its Branches.
SpecIal attention paid to selling California Sc.
curities In Europe; Collections, Purchases OIL
Estate and Mining Shares, and Investments oi all
kinds In California.
The above Bank will be opened August lSt
MILTON $. LATHAM,
tvsm Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15

TAYING BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR
III ofthe firm formerly known as Furth Bros,
take this method Of Thanking the public for their
former patronage, and would respectfully solicit
a continuance ofthe same, promising my best en-.
deavors to supply my customers with the best
Cigars that arc In the market. Dealers will find
h 10 their advantage to call on me before purchas.
Ing elsewhere. JACOB FuRTH'
Jyl3u No. South street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15

.. .""# Notice.
ALL ABLE.BoDIED MEN WHO DESIRE
n to emIErate 70 Mexico for the purpose Of pur.
suing the arts Of industry, will please call at the
Headquarters Of the Mexican Club, between the
bours Of 10 A. N. and P. N at which place the
books arc open for registry, and every Informs.
tIon given. The Mexican Club Room IL In the
brick building on B street, between Mil sndCG.
Son streets. D. MASON, President.
BY RAFAEL Fl. GONZALEZ, Sec'y. jus m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15
To Owners Of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.


THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
i Hill, having dled with thu Recorder Of storey
county uap Of said Town, with n statement OF
the extent and general character of the improve
ments therein. and having also transmitted TO the
Land Ofice nj Carson verified copy OF such
map and statement. in acc ordance with the pro-
visions Of An Act Of Congress, approved July lst;
1864, entitled An Act for the Disposal OF Coai
Lands, aud OF Town Property In the Public DO.
MAN, and the Act amendatory thereof approved
March 3D. 1865, we beg leave TO direct your atten'
tiou TO Section of the hrst mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business induces US TO
tender our services In the preparation of all ne
esssary papers In this connection. and in forward
inc the same to the proper Office (Which papers
mus, be fled within three months after the fling
OF the map in the Land Ofice)
wa have secured the services Of Clement I.
pics Eso late Register of the L. ;. Land Office
y.bo will attend TO all the business In the Land
Otice at Carson. In connection Win Lo'H'ohS
1'ns''s" STEVENS & FISH.
Searchers OF Records. etc.
OFFICE-At Hall of Records, on street, '"'
ginia City. ,,., ipa3m
County Tax Collectors Office
SToREY COUNTY. STATE OF NEVADA,
> NAV -, 1868 Notice il hereby gwen tha' M
the taxes assessed on the proceeds OF inc ~ lalnee
for the quarter ending March 81, lsoo, are no"
due and PAYABLE, and that the law Win reSafu W
their collection will be strictly enforced
Office No. g South B street, Virginia cry.
IF. OFERRALL.
my24 II County Tax Collector.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-31

the substantials needed by his body
Naturally nervous, years of i'll health
have made him irritable Other years Of
absolute power made him impatient, and
trouble seems to have made him qucru-
lous. Still he sleeps like top. BE re-
tires early, and sometimes never turns
till morning If the people who write la
bored editorials about the treatment of
Jefferson Davis" could contrast his ap-
pearance with that of thousands who
barely escaped starvation and death at
his hands, they would be compelled to
keep quiet or change their tune. Morris it
true that he has been denied the privi-
leges of an occasional walk, any more
than is the story that his near approach
ing dissolution compelled a change of
programme. General Miles, a prudent
efficient officer has been in charge of the
prisoners person and health. He is, in
fact, held responsible for him by the
President and Secretary of War. AT
first, before the excitement of capture and
CONFINEMENT wore away, it was deemed
best that he should be kept Quietly in his
ample room. Since then, however, at va
rious times at the suggestion of the Gen
eral or of Davis, as the. caso +might be,
they have walked out upon the RAM
parts in the coof Of the carly evening,
and snuffed the fresh air together. With
Gen. Miles, Mr.. Davis has ever been
courteous and decorous in his bearing and
conversation. There is no reasons. why
he should not be, for, SO far as the exter-
nails of life and society go, he is as proper,
:: person as can be found ina day tramp.
The heat having become intense at the
fort General Miles has made these lit
tie excursions more frequently, and with.
great benefit to his mental and physical.
condition.
surmises are always in order. 1t is
the maturcd opinion of orc 'weli in
formed CIRCLE" that he will be tried by q
military commission, convicted and hang
ed.
Another equally we'll informed circle
is confident that he will be tried by civ
il court and acquitted.
One opinion is just as good as the 9th
or and the reader can take his Choice
Of ore thing'they may rest assured. The
Government has not yet determined what
to do with him, and when it does, it will
do nothing inconsistent with It's olShity.'
Cor. N. Y. Times
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;. uonr-The highest style Of bein:


Ar HoNE.-The highest style of being
at home grows out of a special state IS Of
tbe affection rather THAN of the intellect.
Who has not mcewith indiviiualsswhosc
faces would be passport to any society,
and whose manners, the unstudied anu
spontaneous expressions Of their inner
selves, makethcm visibly welcome wnef, , =,
ever they go, and attracted unDoa4ueS o,. 4,,eS
confidence C toward them in whatever sney
undertake: They are frank, because ,.,'.s snss
have nothing to conceal; ahaols' u1as.
sasr their natures overflow with be1evolsnes;
unaurried, because they dreaa ,..9' n0'n.n 1.45'
alr oIways at home, because they carry with n
i, in themselves that which can trust u; 70
it Itself any where and every where-puah ,el Puas
t,s1a tv Of soul, with fullness Of health; suoh
are sI our best guarantees for ioellng a.
home h in all society to which duty taxes axes
rs, and in. every. occupation upon winch ,.,
IL 1sost, for themselves are also the least en-
bsrrassea jS oy uncertainties, !.
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Woman and Fashion.

Ir is not the smiles of & pretty face
the delicate tint Of complexionAthe en-
chanting glance of the eye-the beauty
and symmetry ofperson-nor the costly
dress or decorations, that compose wo-
mans loveliness.. Tt is her pleasing de-
portmcpt-her chaste eonversation-the
scnsibility and purity of her thoughts
her affabe and open disposition-her SYM
pathy with those in adversely com
forting and relieving the afflicted and dis
tressed, and, above all, the humbleness of
her soul, that constitute true lovelincss.
D'Israeli observes. at is at the foot OF
woman We lay the laurcls that, without
her smile, would never havo been gained; I;
it is hor image that strings the Tyre o. t"s
poct that animatcs the voice in the blaze
of eloquent faction, and guides the brain
in the august tolls Of stately councils
Whatever may be the lot of man-how-
ever unfortunate, however oppressed-lf
he only love and be loved, he must strike
balance in favor OF existence; Tor love
can illuminc the dark roof of poverty,
and can tighten the fcttcrs of the slave.
LEIGH HUNT says of those who have
thin lips, and are not shrows or nlggaros
II must give hero as my firm oplnlon'
founded on what 1 have observed, that
lips become more or less contracted in the
course of years, in proportion as they are .
accustomed to express good humor and
generosity, or peevishness and a contrac-
ted mind. Remark the effect which a
moment of ill-humor and grudgingness
has upon the lips, and Judge what may De
expected from an. habituaF series OF such
moments. Remark the reverse, and make
similar judgment The mouth is the ;
frankest part Of the face; it can the least
conceal its sensations. We can hide mel
ther ill-teimpor with it, nor good; we may
affect what we please, but affectation Will
not help us. In wrong cause it will on. n.
IL make our observers resent tie enaeaY. :.
or to impose upon them. Ths9mouth If
tbe seat Of one class of emotions, as the
ewes are ofanother orrather, it expresses
III the same emotitous but in greater detail
and with moro irrepressible tendency
to be in motion. It is the region o
smiles and dimples, and Of trembling ten
derncss ; of a sharp sorrow. of fal u
breathing joy, of candor, OF reserve Oh
carlsing care, of a liberal sympathy
WOMAN may be said almost to- EMO, 'a5o,
the monopoly of personal beauty: - SGo, ~,
humored. writer thus defines her Ros'0.0'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-31

A SHORT RoMANcE-About q year ago a
James Sullivan courted girl in South
Troy, but was a.cut out" by William
Crawford; aretdrned volunteer who mar mi
ried the apple Of discord.1 Subsequent pqIt on
ly, tempted by the large bounty, era'v-
ford again volunteered; Months passed.
and Mrs: G. growing Lonesome, and snill. iH.-
van being quite .watchflll and sl ATTENTIVE
the old lover and new wife became more : =
intimate than ever; and when CraWfordl
returned home the other night minus rr!in an;
arm, he found that he had lost his RIB too
He broke the tiis bed on which the two .were'
lving. beat Sullivan numerically, and
bade lasting farewell to ms rs alen,ess
spouse. Alas, how many such cases cases mas
the war developed =
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"A swell in drawing-room. wanting
his servant called out, -"Where is that
block-head of miner" A wag replied;
'aOn your shoulders
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DEATH OF Col. SE1BLEs.-We are pain
ed, says the Montgomery Mail, to recore
the death this morning of one of our old
est, most talented and most prominent
citizens. Cox J..J. Seibels is no more
He expired at his residence in this city at.
1Oa a. m. yesterday, of Inflammation o.
the stomach, from the effects of which he
had been suffering for several days. He
was native of South Carolina, and was
aged about fifty years.
Col. Seibelsr was one Of our most promi
nent citizens, and had been frequently
honorcd by the people of his adopted
State, and the Government of the. UEteil
States. lie was Minister to the court t.of
Belgium under the administration of Pres
ident Pierce, whish position ,he filed with
dignity and honor to his Government and
with credit to himself In lS49, so, ,s5i.
he :was the editor of the Montgomery
Adrsrtiser md Gazette; and during the:
Presidential canvass Of 1860, he edited the
Confederation, a strong Douglas organ.
In 1861, on the secession of Alabama he
accepted the position of Adiutant-G t-Gener-
al of the State; and during the first year
of the war he wae elected Colonel. .of the
9Th Ala. Infantry. and went. with that
Regiment to Virginia, where he remained
twelve months, whenhe resigned his peo-
sitioh and returned to his home in this
CITY, where he has quietly remained as o
private citizen,up to thehour. Of his death.
Col seibels was a gentleman of fine,
commanding personal appearance a. man
of exalted legal and literary attainments' s.
and highly esteemed by all who knew
him intimately. As a citizen, he was que. 0e.
and unassumirg, and as q husband ana
father, kind and induIgent His death
will be sorcly lamented by large circle
Of personal and political friends, not .onty
in Alabama, but throughout the Southern
/. States. To his afflicted family we ofler
our sincere condolenoe.
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VOLUME NUMBER II
; The National Debt.
MIR. Secretary McCllloch has reoe

Mr.. Secretary McCulloch has recent
I1y furnished statement of the aa-
ticnal debt, as it stood fifteen days ago:
The amount then outstanding was S.
757 .253, ,275. The debt. bearing intersst
in coin is 81, los, ,e22,6 ,641, on which the n
tercst is s64, 4,521,s 1897. The debt. bearas g
interest in lawful money is 81 ,2S9, 156, ,5l5
on which the interest is ST, ,74G6S0. Ike
debt on which interest has ceased is 81
527, 7,12O The debt bearing no Interest j.
1857 ,9O6,969 The total interest. bSts
in coin and lawful money, is s13s, ,262, ,4es
The number Of legal-tender notes in ci,s
'culation is ses5,2se: $50. The amount y
fractional currency is. s25,750, 900. se
amount Of coin in the Treasury is s775,-
33S,OO0. Total amount of coin and cur
rency in the Treasury 6.7s9, ,6s2s
Stupendous as this debt appears, thera
is nothing in its proportions to occasion
apprehenslons of either possible or prccs-
blorepddiation, if prompt and energesio
steps could be taken to reduce our nat:oag
al expenditures. Of the i 100000 troopB
who were under arms in April, 70c,ae
have been mustered out of service. !. out !
between 25O, 900 and 100000 are stn IN
der arms. phe estimated expenses ofsne
Government are still nearly $4,000, ,eee
.ner month. or in round numbers $500, ,Gg55,-
900 per annum Indeed, it has been coal-
.putsd the expenses Of the Govelnnent,
from tho lst of July last to the 1st-of Foi-
ruary, 1865, will llamount to sS44, ,000, ,09a :
The probable expenses Of the War De.
partment are placed at $500, 100000, and
those of the Navy ats40,OOO,ooo, or $780,
900, 600 for both branches of.stho servicefor
six months. Our receipts in that stime,it
is estimated, will not exceed s296,0o0, ,eQo5--
which amount falls short of meeting the
expenses of the Government and tho in
terest on the national debt-together
nearly s4Oo,OOOOOo.: Fromthis twill be
perceived that. as peace now prevails, tbs
expenses of the army and navy might,bs.
easily reduced s7O,ooo,ooo which would
leave handsome surplus Of s30,ooo,eo6
in the National Treasury on-the lstof
February, 1866.
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RATES OF. ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at the rates of One Dol
lar per- square of twelve lines for the first insertion
and Fifty Gents for. ssch subsequent insertion.
Obituaries and Marriage Notices charged for.at
these rates.
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Gen. Hardee, at last accounts, was IN
Mobile.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-31

WOMAN may be said almost to ENJOY aasoy
the monopoly of personal beauty: - .;t;oa sGoa
hnmored. writer thus defines her Ros|tlon