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Proposals for Hay.
A. TARTERM OFFICE,

M
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct II, 1865.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned for
the delivery of GOOD MERCHANTABLE TIMO-
THY LAY, at such depot in Baltimore. on board
OfveSsels at such wharf in the Port of Baltimore as
may he designated; also, at Richmond, Va Washing
ton, D. c., and Hilton Head S. C.
Proposals for delivery of Hay, at such depot in Bal
timore as may be designated. must state plainly
whether it is baled or loose.
Proposals for delivery of Hay on board of vessels in
the port Of Baltimore, or at Richmond, Va. Washing
ton, D. CO and Hilton Head, S. c., will be considered
Onlp for Hay securely Jaled
The proposals must state plainly, the quantity
price place of delivery and time of delivery.
The Hay will be inspected by Government In
spector and weighed before being shipped.
Bids will be accepted from time to time to meet
the requirements of the Government.
Payment will be made on delivery, or as soon there
after as funds for that purpose shall be received
Bids shall be subject to the decision of the Quar-
termaster General.
G. W. BRADLEY,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
ole If Middle Military Department.
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GsgBsssFENCE OFFTCE.y ARMY.


BALTIMORE, Nh, Nov. -, 1865. J
SEALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, will he re-
ceived at this Office until u VI. on MONDAY. No
vember u 1865, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department, delivered in Baltimore
one HUNDRED AND FIFTY $50 BARRELS
FL0t R-0f the quality of grades now established
at this depot No. |.
Barrels to he IN good shipping order, fully head
lined. Flat hoped and machine made barrels will
be rejected
Flour to be delivered in such quantities and at such
times it may he called for
Proposals must be on blank forms, furnished at
this office The certificate attached to the proposals
must he signed by two responsible parties.
Express charges Oh samples must be prepaid, or
have printed copy of this advertisement pasted at
its head, and must be specific in complying with all
its terms.
Proposals must not be enclosed with the samples
but be delivered separate, and endorsed Proposals
for Flour"
In all cases not specially excepted the delivery
must be made at the time specified In case Of fail
ure, the ntcd States the right to purchase
elsewhere to make up the deficiency, charging the
advance paid over contract price to the party failing
to deliver.
Contractors are expected TO mold their Flour with
out expense to the United States until required for
shipment.
Payments to be made after the delivery of the
stores IN such funds as may be on hand; If none on
hand, to be made as soon TecclVcd.
Each person, or every member of firm Offering
proposal, must accompany II by oath of allegiance
to the nied states Government, if he has not al
ready filed in this office.
Proposals by telegraph. or other irregular informal
proposals will not DO received.
All bids not complying strictly with this advertise
ment will be rejected
THOMAS WILSON
no22-5t Brevet Brig. Gen. and c. s., L. 5. A.
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SALE OF HARD BREAD.


OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUBJ
SlSTENCE,
PHILADELPHIA November 10, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
vembcr 2S 1865, for the purchase of twenty thousand
boxes or less of surplus HARD BREAD, now. ON
hand at this Depot.
This Bread is Of excellent quality and in good or
der. never having been shipped nor in any way ex-
posed to the weather. II is ready for Immediate
delivery and use. The boxes contain (5ty pounds
each and are all well cOopercd.
This sale Is worthy the attention Of merchants
shippers, mllcTS AMI Others using Pilot Bread, as
there can be no better article put on the market
The Bread can be examined at any time at the
Omitted States CommisSary SturehOuse. Tenth street
north Of Chestnut street.
No bids will be received for less than twenty 300
boXes--Onc thousand q u0Ol pounds.
Proposals must state the number of pounds and the
price per pound bid Tor.
The Government reserve, the right to reject all
bids deemed too low.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
bread within ten tIDl days from date of acceptance
Bidders not present will he Immediately notified if
their bids accepted.
Terms cash in Government funds upon delivery of
the bread.
Proposals to be addressed to Captain g. Bolton
Newton, Commissary of Subsistence, Philadelphia.
DOs 2f}6.
By order of Brovct Brig. Gen. c. L. Kilbun, A. c.
q. s., and Chief CommiSsary Military Division At
lantic. &. BOLTON NEWTON,
no 2O-tN2I Captain and c. : Y.
ahFFI(E DEpeE s'OyiWsSS
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HERIFF's SALE.-Under and by virtue of a
IJwrit of teri facigs, issued out of the Superior
Court for Baltimore city, at the suit of George W.
Riggs, Jr., Ad0lphus Keickhoefer and John Elliott
VS.. Alexander Penn and Richard II. Mitchell and to
directed, did seize and take in execution all the
right title and interest Of the said Alexander Penn
and Richard Ii. Mitchell, in and to all that lot or
parcel of ground situated in Baltimore city, and de
scribed follows, viz:
Beginning on the south side Of Pratt street. at the
distance of sixty feet eastwardly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the south side of Pratt
street and the east side of Commerce street and run
ming easterly along Pratt street thirty feet: then
southerly parallel with Commerce street ffty-nine
feet and three inches thence westerly parallel with
Pratt street thirty feet, and then by straight line
the place of beginning: The improvements consist
of four story brick WAREHOUSE
And hereby give notice that l will sell, at the
Court House door, in the city of Baltimore on SAT
URDAY, the I'd day of December, 1865 at Il O'Clock
M to the highest bidder for cash. all the right title
and interest of the said Alexander Penn and Rich
ard H. Mitchell in and to the above described lot of
ground and Improvements, sold under the aforesaid
writ of teri tacids
JOHN J. DANEKER,
Sheriff.
ADRE0N IL CO.,
noll-eots Auctioneers.
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a. FINAL SALE OF GOVERNMENT
SYT HORSES AND MULES.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9th, 1865
VIII be sold at public auction during the month of
November, to the highest bidder, at the time and
places named below INV EiN YORK
Ne, New York City-TUESDAY of each week, 100
New York CityscTHURsDAY of each week, 100
- = -'-1'0 '''-' PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, PATH TUESDAY,, November 2, 9,
16 and o. loo HORSES each day.
Philadelphia, Pa.-SATURDAY of each week, 100
Harrisburg, NPa-TUEsDAY of each week, 100
Harrisburg, Pa;;;.,THqRSDAY. November 2, O. 16
and %, 100 HORSES each day.
>, Merchandising, Pa TUESDAY, November 7, 100
AIieatown, Pa-wEDNEsDAY, November 10. 100
Pottsviile. Pa.-FRIDAY, Nov. u, 100 HORSES.
Chester Delaw9re e, county, Pa.-WEDNESDAY,
Iitusyille, Pa.-THURSDAY. November 10, 100
Titasgiile. Pa-THURsDAY. November 80. 100
TitusviiIe, Pa-THURSDAY and FRIDAY, No
vember q and d 100 MULES each day.
Wilmington. Del.-TUESDAY of each week. 100
Wilmington. Dei.-FRIDAY of each week. 100
MARYLAND
IT Baltimore. Md.-WEDNEsDAY, November 15 100
,o B3nItdiRReeEes Md.-wEDNEsDAY, November 49,
100 HORSES.
GIESB0RO, D. C.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week, 100
HORSES each day.
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WASHINGTON, D C.
At this series of sales all the Government animals
will be disposed of. Buyers should therefore avail
themselves of this last opportunity to purchase.
For sales of public animals in the West see official
Western newspapers.
Animals will be sold sngly.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock A NJ.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
oc26-tNo30 First Division O NJ q n
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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAT STE1 ~
" BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIMORE, September %, 1856.
A CARD. - N0O'
statement having been circulated amoro +ba
mercantile community that the "COMMERCfALH
or outside line Of Steamers between this port and
New FORK, has been only established temporarily
and Is to be wi thdrawn at the convenience of the
owners the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
statement, and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed to keep up regular COM
Immigration for fge gears. The extensive docks at
Per No II North River New York, and tlannlgans
wharf, in Baltimore, have been leased for that period,
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
line in either port. Three first class freight Steam
ers, viz. the SEA GULL, FALCON. and KING
FISHER will make regular and rapid connection,
and will deliver Freight according to the terms OF
sA'pAA'A' uuiiAS 'A~' @ JACOB B. SMULL,
oc6-Sm: General Agent
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Under special order of
- Court, by virtue of writ of attachment on
Pleas for Baltimore city. at the suit of Jacob A.
Ruthrauif and Henry P. Smith against Moses Som
born, and to me directed did seize and take in exc
cution all the right. title and interest of the said
Moses Sombom in and to the following described
personal property:
22S pairs Mems and Women's CATERS, Morocco
Boots Boys Boots Lasting Turns or Jefferson Shoes
and general variety of Boots and Shoes fresh and
seasonable.
And / hereby give notice, that will sell, at the
Auction Rooms of AdreOn * Co., % S. Charles street
on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of November 1865
at 10 o'clock NJ to the highest bidder for cash ali
the right, title, and interest of the said Moses Som
born in and to the above described goods sold under
the aforesaid order Of Court
JOHN j. DANEKER, Sheriff
nOl5-eots ADREON IL Co. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.


III H'dIEFON a Co, AUctionecrs.
Gr~A FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE
HHSS#I - At AUCTION.
EsIiI On FRIDAY. Nov. 2ith. at ( o'clock. P NJ.
we VIII sell on the premises splendid LOT s. by 80
feet. located on the York avenue, near tho Green
mount avenue on the right hand side going ont, i'm
proved by substantial two story dwelling, \ Res
lauranl p now hcpl IN Il. Il would be good stand
Tor puh,ic mousse and would make a beautiful pr-
vate residence. Ground rent 50.
McJILTON & co.
llo-l-"L AuctioncerS.
81 \ DESIRABLE DWELLING
LII - Ar AUCTION
On THURSDAY. Nov'r sd. at four o'clock p NJ
we will sell on the premises, No. Il Constitution :.
= Two and Oue-haf story DWELLING with Eark
building, containing rooms and excellent cellar
lot lb'a by o. feet. The House is well built and Of
the best materials, and in good neighborhood In
fec, but Ground Rent will he created to suit the
purchaser, Property may be seen NJ any time
MCJILTON 4 CO..
ho-D-tS AuCtionccrS.
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ARfaE SALE OF CONDEMNED GUAR
~ TERMASTER'S STORES, SCRAP
IRON, AMBULANCE SPRING
WAGONS.

CHIEF CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICE,O
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November I, 1865. }
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Colonel G. II. Tompkins, Q. NJ, at the
Government Mill, on L street, between Twenty-frst
and Twenty second streets Washington, D. c., on
MONDAY, November 20. 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
large lot of Condemned Quartermasters Stores viz:
Letter Presses, Bedsteads Buckets, Iron Safe, Ia
ness Halters. Saddles, Whips. Wrenches, Portable
FORCES, Bellows Chests Kettles Lanterns, Measures
Pauns, Picks, Saws, Shoves, Spades, WheebarrowS,
BrOomS, &c.
VIII be sold at the late site of Government Repair
Shops. on Twenty first street. between f and +
streets, on THURSDAY. November 23d, 1865, at 10
o'clock. A NJ.
4.34O pounds of Wagon Axlcs IRON
7,s00 pounds of Wagon Springs.
25lVO pounds of Scrap Chain.
2,lOO pounds OF Scrap Iron, &c.
ALSO,
Will be sold at Kendall Green Park, about one
mile northeast of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, on FRIDAY, November q, 1866 at 10 o'clock
4. NJ:
81 Carts.
1O4 Two-hOrsc Ambuances
p Two-horse Spring Wagons.
| Two-horse Buggy.
The sales will be continued from day to day until
the whole is sold.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from the date of sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
By order of Brev. Mai. Gen. d. II. Rucker Chief
QuartermaSter, Depot of Washington.
CHARLES Ii. T0MPKINS
nOS-tN2i Brev. Col. and Quartermaster
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- FOR
l. E1A NDRIA, WASHING TON AND
GEORGETO WV,
CONNECTING WITH ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
- . 80 - TO LYNCHBURG.
STEAMERS EXPRESS, Capt. E. A. RYTHER,
wv. NIIILLDIN, Capt. WM RIGGAy
Will leave pier on Light street foot of Barre street
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at i o'clock
r NJ Tor the above places and intermediate landings
on the Potomac river. e'
Returning, Will leave Washington every WE'D
NLSDA1 and SAIU RDAl, at O'Clock A. NJ and
Landings on the river "' 'D' "'""A
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=aTGaa NOTICE.
49, .zsseee,.ss:..slc- FOR THE PATUXENT /
1se7~ FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA

sSrae FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
f-<attSANzAaf .Nn
s1.'s@sssssaER 80 LANDINGS on THE RAPPA-
H1NNOCh RIVER.
The new and commodiouS steamer MATILDA, Can
tain james kTwan, will commence running tfo
above route on TUESDAY, June 9th, leaving her
wharf, foot OF south street, at o'clock ?. NJ stop
ping on her way MP the Rappahannock at all the
Landings on the River
Returning, the MATILDA will leave Fredericks-
burg FRIDAY MORNING at 1 o'clock stopping at
all the Landings on her way down the River, and
arriving at Baltimore early Saturday morning
EB-Freght taken at low rates
bH All Freight for the River must be PREPAID,
ED-No Freight received after ) p. NJ on day OF
sailing. Va
For further information, passage, &c. apnIv 10 N
W. CORN Err, Clerk, or - ~
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
2l2 West Falls avenue
r. w. ADAMS
OlI-t AGENT in Ernl -
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WAREHOUSE.

TAPER WAREHOUSE.
NO. 81 HANOVER STREET
The undersigned offer for sale full assortment of
STRAW and BINDERS, BOARDS, suitable for ali
branches of Paper Box Making and Book Binding
Also, Printing, Manila, Straw and other Wrapping
RUDOLPH & JENNESS.
~ Highest Cash Prices paid for Rags and waste
sspsr, mostly
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From which compiers have taken large proportion
of their best pieces
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19

There is but little of importance being
done in the Legislature. An effort is be-
ing made to legalize the action of CouHty
boards, townships, cities and towns in ma
king appropriations for bounties to yolun-
teers. We have always contended that
these appropriations were unauthorized by
law, and for 50 doing have been called a
Copperhead, and srndry other names more
forcible than elegant. 1t seems now that
the loyal themselves begin to see what
others saw long ago, and the present ac-
ZION of the present abolition Legisl .ture
is an admission that their fanaticism in
times past led them to violate the law
would to God that their past experience
might suffice in this respect.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19

The Tennessee state convention has
passed, resolutions abolishing and prohibit
ting slavery, and abrogating the ordinanc,
of secession, and has nominated Parson
Brownlow for governor. The resolutions
will lie submitted to vote of the PEOPLE
on the 22d prex,, and an election for gov
ernor and legislature will lie he'd on the
4th Of March.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19

1t is expected that the trial Of the Chi
cago prisoners at Cincinnati will continue
for six or eight weeks. Many prominent
citizens of Chicago viii be called upon to
give testimony. Maj. Willard was releas-
cd Saturday, rpon taking the oath of ale
glance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19

The Correction Of the enrolment for this
county is progressing. The enrolling
officer Of this county, Nr. III. r.. Reeves,
has been very sick for Some time past, and
the-labor Of correcting the lists has ne
cessarily dcvolved in great measure upon
others, Messrs c. c. Buck, and \. c.
Capron have been actively engaged in the
matter AMI the list purged o f many supur-
fu)us names AMI some have been added
1t is not yet known what the quota of this
county will be und er the late call, the
quotas for the different districts not yet
having been made. -.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:
A Reader.

1t is usually expected that an editor will
each week write leader for his paper.
When or where the custom originated we
are not advised. but tbs we know, nine
times out of ten the leader in a country
paper is about the most Misunderstanding
reading in it, not excepting even the adj
vert;sements. If every editor we're a
genius, and thoroughly qualified by nature
and education to instruct the people cor
rectly in politics, morals, social and Intel
lcctual PHILOSOPHY, knew somothing about
everything, and could tell well what he
knew, he would indeed have a mission to
perform in the world, the neglect of which
would be greatly reprehensible. Cnfor-
tunately. however. but few editors are
thus gifted. and the consequence is much
writing to little profit We often Fad
men mounted upon the tripod who with
oracular dignity assume to explain the
past. and map out the future, who are
about as well qualified for the position as
an organ grinder is to conduct an opera,
or as Parson Brownlow is for Brigadier
General. or Mr.. Lincoln for commander
in-chief of the army and navy Of the
United States.
The fact is we have been thinking over
the matter, and begin 10 distrust our abil-
tiles as an oracle, and the more We think
of it. the less We feel like striking out to
write a leader for the Democrat this week.
Subjects upon which to write are suffi
GENTLY numerous, but what to say, and
how to say it-''that's the question. =
Finally, our patrons must excuse Us this
week; we have concluded not to write a
leader 1t IS, we arc persuaded, unnec' $
sary, as our readers are intelligent, and
capable of forming their own judgments
relative to any subject we might chose to
discuss At some future time We may
conclude to regale our readers with our
lucubrations on passing events: until then
We commend them to our selections and
news column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19
A List of Lands and Town Lots Returned De-
linquent for the non-payment of Taxes due
on them for the year 1863 and former years.
in Marshall County, Indiana.



frea
Michigan ROadw for Michigan Ruad-w of
% rail for SOUTH o ra lroad
fDr the that
immediately above no for nmadd for
township them
NorE-ln the following list hits used for half and q fol
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19
How Recruits are TO be Creditc co

How Recruits are 10 be Credit cd
The following circular from Provost
Marshal General Fry. proposes to. secure
to each sub-district the credit Of all men
enrolled therein who enter the military
service:
PRovosT MARSHAL GEMS OFFICE, !
January 10.
The attention Of mastering officers is
called 10 the fact that existing regula-
tions require them to state upon the mus
ter in roll the sub district or town, county,
district and State to which soldiers are to
be credited. This must be done where a
man is mustered, and no entry shall be
mace on muster in rolls with view to
credit; nor shall any date be taken from
them for that purpose other than that
which was officially entered on them at the
time of muster, and all musters by whom
soever made, must be reported to Acting
Asst Provost Marshal General of the State
or division tt which the credit IS given
and Provost Marshals and other muster.
ing officers are instructed that they will
in no case, report credit directly to each
other, nor apply any credits reported by
other Provost Marshals or mastering Off
GERS, or from other sources, until the same
have been reported to the Board of En-
rollment. by the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshall General, of their State or district
with his approval.
(Sisned), JAS. b. FIR, 7. NJ. &.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-19

EXPLANATIONS OF L. s. SECURITIES.
N Gw $40 TREASURY NoTEs.-Three
years to run from Aug. 18th. Interest in
currency, by coupons, sem-annually, at
3-l0 FER cent. per annum. Convertible,
when due, into $40 gold-interesc bonds.
These notes are sos, zoos, 500s, l,0O0s.
OLD 1910 Treasury NOTES. These
are all due and payable, interest in gold,
and principal in currency. They are also
fundable into skies of 1881.
500 BoNDs--These are redeemable at
any time between five and twenty years
from their date at the option of the Gov
eminent. They are in sos, zoos, and }
Docs. Interest 6 per cent. per annum in
gold-May and November. In buying and
selling, the earned interest goes to pur-
chaser. They are issued boih with
coupons and registered. Thesscoupons are
lnqst convenient for negotiating = the
Registered the best to keep.
SKIES OF lSSl.-Thcse are in sos,
1905, 500s, and 1,O00s Interest & per
cent per annum in gold, January and
July. The earned Interest goes to the
purchaser.
1910 BoNDs-This is ; per cent.
loan. Interest Sept. and March, in gold.
Principle payable at any time between ten
and forty years at the pleasure of the
Government The bonds are in 5)0s, aad
l,000s.
ONE-YEAR CIaTIFicATEs-The bear
six per cent. IN currency. Interest from
the date of the certificate, and payable at
the end of the year. These are in 000s
and 5,00Gs only. Interest to the seller
OLD LOANS Il. S. 6s of 1867 and
1868; U. S. IS of 1871 and 1871; Z. s.
50 Of rsG5. 800