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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
.SHERLEEr.S .SILE
In Common Pleas Court, May Term 1865.


Rebecca Hand VS. Abram Hand.
nv y;rt-c of on execution issued out of tbr
Clerks Office of the Marshall Common Plea.
Z, o,rt and to me directed. will Offer fav 81 Ia !,
public outcry AT the Court house door, in the town
of Plymouth Marshall county Indiana. between
tho hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and o'clock y. m
on SATURDAY the llth day Of November A. ID.
1865 the following real estate. 10 wit.
Ten COY acres of land off ofthe eat side ofthe
north west fourth Of The southeast fourth Of sec.
ton thirty-three go, township thirty three t33>
north range two t2) cast in Martial onuniy and
State of Indiana. Ii The rents and profits for q
term ofnot exceeding seven years are not soil for
enough to satisfy said execution. ! will at the
above specified time and place, offer an the RICH,
title and interest Of tie defendant 10 and to the
above described property
Ms II. ". LOGAN, sheriff ". &.
rfss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
TO DRUNKARDS.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S DRUNK
ARDS CURE permanently eradicates the taste
for trong drink and cures the worst cases oil
drunkenness in less than eight weeks.
Thousands of reformed inebriates now live to
bless the day they were fortunate enough to com
mence the use of this valuable remedy. Price
Two Dollars package.
Mailed to any address on receipt o. an order by
JAMES s. BUTLER, 429 :
Broadway, New York, ~
n50ew Sole Aren't for the United States
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
.SERIEI NOTICE.

Notice is hercb- given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County India ia
will At the request Of Mrs Monroe. proceed on
Thursday November 9, lS65. to survey and sub3i
shall County, AID also establish the corners Of
the lands belonging to said Monroe in said section
said surrey will be continued from day TO day il
necessary till completed
Nonresident owners of land in said section
who fail to meet me at the time abov ementioned
at the residence of Mrs. Monroe and derray or
provide for defra ying tn cir portion, of the c,,.
penses of said survey, will be returned to the
county Auditor as delinquent, and such den.
quencies placed on the tax duplicate for collec-
ton according to law.
nj ]. VI. KLINGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

kOHS. vi. d.. Having permanently To-
} Gated in PlymoHth, will attic nd to all branch
es the profession. The Eye and Ear depart
ment receives. as heretofore, especial attention.
Office with DR.. West on Michigan street
Plymouth. Ind, Oct 26, 'c5-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

PRoDUCE.-S. r. Edwards at the Passenger
House, Plymouth, pays the highest price in cash
for all kinds Of country produce, armers ha, inc
! Chickens, Butter, Eggs. &C., to dispose of will
find it decidedly to their advantage to take the
same to the Passenger House n5tl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

We learn that the appointment of r
Mahin as preacher in charge of this sta
ton Methodist is not as satisfactory to
all concerned as was desirable. We are
sorry for it, we thought he exactly suited
them last year, but suppose We were mista-
ken
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
chicago BARBER Shop.

WILDE open from clock a. m. till 9 D. M
ilair-dressins. Shaving. &c, done in tho best
style. Particular attention given to cutting
Ladies and children's hair. Room up stairs in
COrbin's Block Plymouth Indiana.
oct. 3n5-lm a. G. EOLTZENDORFF.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

JEFF. DAvIs.-The impression pre- walls
at Washington that the trial of Jeff. Davis
will take place at an early day. -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

Gov. OF Souri, CARoLINA-Thc latest
dispatches from Charleston S. c., indicate
the election of Hon. James Orr, as Gov>
crnor of that State, by small majority.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
~ ID. BAILEY,
LICENSED AECTIONEER

naynS had fifteen years experience in the
business, offers his services to tho public. and
solcts a share of patronage. He Will make
sales eI,.' III town or country on short notice and
rea sona.,,'. terms n1-2m.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
saturday. November r,th Isc.
4 - HINISTR1 TOR.S sale Of
REAL EST1TE


Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of an or
der of the Marshall Court of Common Pleas, the
undersigned administrator de Jonis non. of the
estate of Richard Wilson, deceased, will offe
for sale tputlc auction, al the court house door
in the town OF Plymouth IN Marshall county, ON
Saturday the 9Th day OF November. Ices, an
equal undivided two thirds of the following de
scribed land, viz The west L...f of the north
half of the north west quarter of section number
one Il in township thirty three 1881 north oil
range two ~ east in sail county.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash in hand, and
the residue IN two equal payments at nine (9)
and Eighteen 49, months with notes at interest
waving benefit of valuation and appraIseme nt
laws. and secured by mortgage on the premises
Said sale will commence at One O'clock p. m
of said day, and will be made subject to the ap
proval and confirmation of said court.
JOHN G.. OSBORNE,
Administrator dc bonis non
October ln--tw
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

\ new time table took effect on the {.
p. & C.. Railroad last Monday. The pas
senger train leaves Plymouth now at 2:l9
b. Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne & Chicago Rail
Dad time
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
MlSHAWAKA PUMPS.
FORTUNATUS HOSTCTI Ed

IUh UNA IUo HUSTETLEK, at Bremen
in this County, is agent for the celebr ated Misha
waka Pump said by those who have them in
use to excel all other wooden pumps now made.
Mr.. H. is prepared to 6ll all orders promptlv.
and sell cheap as e-cheaPest. Give him call
Sept. '65ni--lY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

Wanted at this Office good, st eady boy
about ID years OF age, to learn the printers
trade. Apply Immediately.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
Notice 10 Tax Payers of Marshall Co

The following Taxes have been levied for the
year 1860, and will be payable between the 18th
day SfOctObcr, 1865, and the Third Monday OF
March. 1866.
Lands and Town Lots delinquent Tor Taxes for
1854 and previous years, will be offered for sale
on the First Monday of February, 1865, if not
previously paid.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
THE DEMOCR AT.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
To Prrnsers.- The subscriber having

TO PrInsers--T The subscriber having
determined upon gon. sJuth, offers his new Print
ing Office in Rochester, Indiana, for sale at un
usual low rates.
The Office is we'll established ard the town
rapidly impr owing. Call upon. or address
r. VI. HarHAwAY, Rochester Indiana
ATTENTION ApRIATIC FIRE Co No i
The members are hereby notified to
meet at the Engine House, at 4 o clock
p. m, Oh Friday, for practice.
NJ. II. RICE, Foreman.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
TIE Parish Sociables of the Protestant

Episcopal Church, will commence next
Tuesday evening, and will be held every
Tuesday evening until Lent. The first
Sociable will be held next Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mr.. Buck & Toan. All
are welcome
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED

Invite my old customers to calland exomil >
LIVESTOCK and prices and if they suit they will be
sure and buy have noblOwng 10 CO TO induc
you to purchase Of me. Honorable, straiehifer.
ward dealing and aliving proftand no hrntrs
is my motto.
Those knowing themselvcsin arrcarsare reti
fedthatther dues are very much needed. and
hopethey viii redeem theirpromsesto payup
BROWNLEE.
v9u94tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

1t is truly Imaginable to read the Repub-
tican fos a few week past. We have ev-
idesly hit the old gentleman on tender
chord, which, has completely unnerved
him aud turned the workings of his mind
into channel that viii result in his collapse
and finally terminate his pilgrimage here
below, If persisted in. Come, Igaatious
don't get mad and indulge the naughty
practice ofcalling us a "mule' and "hog;
age IS stealing over your head, and such
examples are unworthy man of almost
threeseore gears. Don't let your "angry
passions rise -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
list OF LEvIEs AS FOLLOWS.

For State purposes % cents on each SlOG, and
10 cents on each Poll. School l6 cents on eacl
800, and 30 cents on each Poll. Soldiers fam
lilies, 80 cents on each 800, and 81. on each Poll
Library, cent on each $780, Sinking Fund, IC
cents on each Il 90 y,luation
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

IDLE BoYs.-Therc are some fifteen Of
twenty boys from ten to fifteen years old,
who seem to have no other vocation at
night than that of yelling about the streets.
We suggest tc their parents the proprety
of looking ate. them, unless they wish to
see them before aany years in the States
Prison. -..,s.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

The eclipse of the sun last Thursday
was witnessed BY many of our citizens vino
see ned much interested in this great as
Economical affair. Smoked glass was in
requisition for the occasion, and we have
heard Of several applications since then for
prescriptions to cure sore eyes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

We the senior, amt well pleased the
c rvs got into our garden the other
night md destroyed our cabbaees, crop
ped some of our shruLbery ana fruit trees,
and played the deuce generally. We wish
chat People who keep cows in town could
be compelled t, keep them up at night.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
NJ. II. RICE, Foreman.

Gov. MORTON. of Indiana. is severely
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26
90 valuation.
ADMINISTRATORS NILE

d. o. QUIvEY, Treasurer NJ. c
October l9-n1w3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

We understand that Rev j. f. Chaplin
mas terdepsd his resignation as Pastor o.
the Presbyterian Church in this place
We have also been informed that the
members of that congregation are desir-
Gus Of securing the services of Mr.. Porter
the former Pastor who resigned ~ order
to accept Chaplaincy in the pot IND.
Reg. vols. Whether Mr.. Porter will con
Ssent to return we are not advised.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

Godey's Lady's Book for November is
Just received, all o X. If any of our
readers know of any better magazine than
Cooley we should like to learn how and
where it can be obtained Cooley has for
years been regarded as tie ne llns ultra of
magazines. Read the prospectus which
we publish in another column.
Last Saturday was a very busy day in
town. The streets were alive with teams
anu produce. and the various stores crowd :
ed with Gust omers This Is evidently one
OF the most lively business towns in Nor
thern Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

The manufacturing establishment Of
y. ID. Lovely, ESQ, on the south side OF
ahc river, is in full blast, turning out
band boxes broom handles, lath &c. &c.
by the quantity. We paid the establish
mt visit the other day, and must con-
fess that we were not little surprised at
the immense amount of work turned out
by the proprietor
Work is stillprogressing with commend
able rapidity on the indianapolis, Roche :
ter and Chicago Railway south of tn S
Place
Messrc- Smith and Vanduser, old ra :
road contractors, hare the work in charge
and their motto is ''ncver say fail" hence
we may expect the completion of the work
ut the earliest practicable time.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-26

Tie Tr;bure's Washington special says
.hc question of til. decision OF the reward
offered for the capture Of Boo'h, the as
sqssin. was referred 10 Judge Holt for ad-
iustment. lie has made his award, which
the secretary Of war has now sent to the
pre-. iaent for approval.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
The Fire Departments ImbrogliO.
CHIEF EN0INEER DECKER DEflNEs HIS POSITION
PERFECT ORDER ASD DISCIPLINE TO BE MAIN
TANNED AMoNG THE FiREMEN DURING THE LEG L.
CONTROVERSY @ YNH
TO TuF EDITOR cr THE HERALD.
OrrIcr CHrEF ENciNrER, FHg DrPaHTxsvr, I

NSo -
." '"' 'D''"" w TUE ""H"1"'
Orricr CHiEF ESoiNtER, FHg DrPAHrysSr.
Ntw YORK. May Q, 1865.
An article entitled "Flre Denaftment MuddIoi, an
-, -, ~ . -
P''fS !" '"c so'o''" 'o""ns oi yor paper Oh 'hs
pep,rtmen, Of WHICH am n, nre,ent Tho recosni,ca
-,
nc'"'
desire 10 assure the public, through tho columns %
vonr wiev rcuatcd iournal ta, "a hie tho conrov.,sv
- =
Over me cohsu'uuohal'y o' INC new Lire law Is gong
formidable factions will be organized outragcs
will be comm tied Tho city will not be lat in ashes
ho' vi" 'hSi" oo any s'ne'' VI P''Pe'yi 'us '', v"
the contrary, the volunteer Fire Department will protect
Tho nronerv or our ci,izens 40 her.,ocore unti Tho
.,. ,na', a., ,,a,..a,,, r,. ,,..,s.,-,, ~, =
uev'ue ,c % lmr - ~. 'on n
m N.'on s'.y WI lu,e'y suo.s w o" ,V ~
, NV ~, s , ~ 'N' 'eu"e pohSes'on " a
property 70 'neir . enars, s,,.,,o an, ,.n,o =, ,
public IN order D., me- and publ shed In tho
HERALD on Sunday last careful pfnsa 0f which VIII
~ e,,n',p f, o , nv ~ maf = ,y
the mc6ers Of The del snmcnt wi as usual ch erfuIy
comply wan the difectons thcr ~ 'on"ined and ccn-
.,., ~ - 49,. T. - "ts'.a. ~ ,,,,,, III, - " ,t. 10
iber n,sd"ecsso,s haVe nerormed Inc ssmc duiv for
perod OF ncnrlv seventy years
o. -. ,,ey.s "a ',ss.a,a.s q, A. oi,,,,o.. u,.>
:, We az o'hcers anu ncmoels o. ne volunteer fro
,a.lo,ai" t,,, ,,ons ,h,, r,"aas -, ,,,is ~,
at ~ ~, =. 30 1oao 80 ra,,,s,.a s.p n,,
and scr,,ces shoul MOI bc shed NV ny I,vy
moi str,r,iv IN Accordance with the or tho
oonstt ton OF the state We thereto nppcal ~ tho
co',,. ,,,1y,lo,c 20 re,,ai,ly arc o,,,il.d t,snd
unt be enurt of last resort declares the act orcsaid
to be constitutional we vii coaunue to render oos
% ~ nr ,o, % ,ds as 49, ,o rn
80, ~ ~ ,'nk ~ u " 1 49, ,, [ s. s ~ ~ y ~
,hs "a Sire peparmenl T. aud dur M The lime ,ha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
The Croton Aqueduct Departments.


AT DEAD L0cK, ETC.
The queer little building in which tho business Of the
Crotou Aquedsct Department Is conducted yester.
day the scene Of unusual excitement AZ already stated
10 the HkRALD the Board Of Aldermen Monday after
noon, passed Q resolution removing Thomas Stephens
from the once Of President Commissioner Of the Croton
Aqueduct Board and Robert L. Darragh from the occe
OF Assistant Commissioner the ground that they had
been derelct In the performance Of Their duties; and
Mayor GUNNER taking action the resolution Of the
Board Of Aldermen, appointed John l. Giles Tres deut
Commissioner, and Alderman q. jeremiah, Assistant
But an old proverb says that may take horse
10 the water, while hundred men cannot make him
drink The Board OF Aldermen have removed Messr.
Stephens and Daragh but Messrs stephens and Daragh
absolutely refuse 10 DO removed There they SIT
Ing possession ~ the books and papers and obsnaiey
declining TO bulge inch. Consequently, whom tho
newly nedged Commissioners by tho Chief
Engineer aud the clerks OF the department. all OF whom
have given IN ther allegiance 10 the vioins came
yesterday TO take possession OF the co n,ry they found
only Que small room open them Thus AFFAIRS renal
ed throughout the whole OF yesterday The de,ermiua
ton Of the Commissioners de juvs N make good lheIr
ground was only oquacd blythe Commissioners de Ccto
not to give way. Who really the Conn ssoners e
jr, and who de fnco the Law courts probably will bavo
20 detcrm ne. The old Com esioners take thor stand
point OF law They assert that the amended char
chief officers OF the Croton aqueduct shall be removable
10 the samc way as the Comptroer tad they contend
that by the act OF April H. 1881 provided that The
Comptroller shall be removable only by the Governor
They further say that the new Commissioners do not
get out OF the building they shall be under the necessity
OF putting them out Such bold defiance Of alder.
manic authority has set all the MUNICIPAL politicians
sgoa spd As lssgs ia vaichsd with Intense interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1865
.srday for Salisbury and Charlotte to garrison SAID places

The bands OF rowing robbers who now nest this sec
tioD make travelling the common roads almost i'm
possible WIN any hegree OF safety Reports OF encoun-
ters between citizens aud soldiers accom- ed with
boodshed are frequent In order 10 subdue tn SO Wild
spirits VIII DC necessary TO hr them down and hang
every one caakht This " the only electual mode for
breaking up these bands OF punierers Citizens, and
even s"a'ets VINO come Into Greensboro from the
rounding country openly arms with the ia order
10 protect tbeir persous and their horsos.
There are great many scattered throughout tho
country They arc principally In tho possession Of sol
ders oi Johpstons army who went away before being
paroieu HMlu take long time before these arms are
collected Those who possess them will hide them away
and do all they can 10 keep them conceaied II is pos
sb'e, ny holding The citizens responsible TO stop this
guerila warfare Ifthc citizens hold meetings and re-
solve that they VIII nso their influence and power 10
brcak uup ,here no question OF their ability 10 do
AZ ~ is peheVe many OF the citizens encourage u.
siieRMASs MISTAKE
The mistake made by Gen Sherman which caused tho
government 10 drappovc of his act has been Of great
defrment tous II has led tho soldiers 10 believe that
government ntehis TO he olgrcss c. and 10 harsh
measures toward those who have hor arms against the
United States. Such feeling arises from the simple
faci n tue dlsappioVa Had the terms been oil such
character as those accorded Leo the present feeling
would have been averted. Besides, under the terms
granted 70 Lee there would have been many, II not
more drecy surrendered than there have been already
The delay OF the armisce gave hundreds opportunity
TO get away, some carrying their arms with them.
regard TO the surrender OF property the best horses
belonging 70 he artillery and ibe Trains have been car
rod GU Wo have gol como horses and mulea but they
arc "s @S ass ns sss yesterday morning 70. hi.
residence 10 Buncombe county .os -, 80
large number o. ladIea and gentlemen assembled at
Wton vFenvlbe county, on Monday last, and vpIscd the
banner 0s tpe stars anSrpes, amid great entbusasm.
The w0p prfeint Bassaeiasl gave three hundred And
sixty votes N Sebua, 1861 FOR the Union, out Of four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
JOE JOHNSTON.
Lame and Impotent Conclu-
sion" Of His Career.
D!SBAMDMENT OF HIS FORCES.
They March Away TO Their Homes Dis
guste1, Disafected and Demorallzed.
>~..>~--~o~~..>>,.~>-~
Joe Johnston Takes Leave of
His staff.
Ills Ofllcers Declare Their Chies
Themselves Moucyless, Homeless
Bankrupt and Outeast.
The Union Army Occupying the
Country.
o~~>~oooo~~o~~~~~OU~e
Our Troops Garrison Salisbury, Charlotts and
Greensboro, and Preparations Making
TO Take Possession Of Other
8, More Important Places
Important Union Meetings Through.
out North Carolina,
&C., &C.. &e.
Important Union Meetings Through.
out North Carolina,
&C., &c, 60.
Decentralization OF tho Rebel Troops.

BALTIMORE May Q, 1908
gentleman who has just arrived hero from North
Carolina reports that tho rebel .roops surrendered by
General Johnston greatly denorazcd and nearly be-
yond the control or their officers, WHO striving 10
march them 10 their respective States Tho officers have
become the objects Of intense hat, and IL is rs much
their lives arc worth TO venture away from the incs
Gu te number have been murdered by their soldiers,
who seem 10 be tempted to murder them TO get posses
sion Of tho small sums Of specie which the ocors
understood to possess The rebel soldiers express in
tense feeling against JET. Davis and the various mem
5crs Of his Cabinet and there rs doubt that IL he
any OF the leaders OF the rebellion fall into their hands
they win faro badly Al last accounts cavalry
in vigorous pursuit Of JEFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAvAaA May 3, 1896
mo steamers Pelican aud DenbIgh arrived couple Of
days since fror Galveston. The Wren sailed from here
for the same port on or about tho same day.
Dr. GwIn passed through here the other day on his
turn to Mexico, where he must have arrived by this
time
The Marquis de Montholon will probably sail from
here to-day for Now York In tho French war steamer
Farait, the same In which he came from Vera Cruz
The steamer Mexico just arrived from Ma,amoros re-
ports severe northers In the Gulf Judging from the
number Of days she employed In coming she must
have had pretty rough time Az far as Havana is cop
ccrned though have not asked the 'oldest nhsbtantn
about u, am pretty that finer weather than that
We are now enjoying has never been cSpcr cnccd Even
To- day there is north wind Rain worry mgch needed
In the country, worry little having fallen ths year
The Otcia Gaise ot the 2sh ult plbIshed the royal
orders granting the exequaurs in favor OF Messp.
Robert Bunch and William Minor, consus at this port
The former Of her Britannia Majesty aud the latter Of the
United States
Exchange New York s about twenty eight per cent
discount.
The steamer Havana goes homo crowded May she
arrive safely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
y M. J. O. Fit.patriclS's Despatch.
RAinos, " o, May s, 1s1A

RAlnes. " o, May 8, lssa
AaRHL or pAnolzp vx;os oyyIcrR.. 'iielH
Lieutenant Colonel Parker apd Adjuant Chslli Of tho
Fourth New Hampshre, who we're Captured by wheeers
cavalry whilc travelling nom Wilmington 10 Goldsboro
last month"; have been paroled, and are now in town
They bring nothing very new from the interior Many
Of the rebel oisers expressed hope that We would
catch Jcn. Davis and hang him.
-sfsf4sa. GREAT UNION MEETING.
grand Union meeting will be held on Thursday next,
at the State House It was originally set down for
have opportunity OF sufficient circulation In the rural
Districts IL was thought proper to postpone tho time
until the day Grst mentioned.
MpoRrAST ORDERS
The following orders, looking to horestoraon OF law
aud order n this State and reopSling Of tho
lines Of railroad, have oeen issued by Major General
Schoneld:-
GENERAL oRpnRs-No. 81
AsaP or Tmn QUO, RS1slsn Cor NAY iss5
bes aHr o s M win ans
eoro Salisbury Charlotte and such other points IS he
Major General 4 Il. Terry with his own corps and ono
nS sus Of s Ds portion s nc
Braaaier Generals Palmer HAwley win command the
,r%op. WIN VIA AZ parts Of the State dpsrss sr cap
military arms othsr than The side arms Of paroed ocerj
"fs Ss be sna % che w as soon a
sc.sie send % each eoany Under their a.dies0n dc:
Sn % :a
ssss Ss viii Sc Win
and uitIon. but VIII receive no eoupensaon fos then
MINI *. a.s ,ss T.. .ss Ct
e E @ % s
crimtns Arrested oy The polee compsni.s WI be sen