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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-20
TERMS

Tuition for the Fun Course. including Rusrress
Pcnmanship time unlimited $50 90
Fciegrlplic Course Reg s5gD
Both combined. A. 10
Ladies Course y 90
Teacher Course in PrnmqnShia, sHb
Discount 10 minister's children and ,ifsah'sl
soldiers.
To anv who have doubts concerning uiare Is
20 for Business Education. We sar-if~,r .,rir
ono week with as, anal lind ", have deoc:.r.i "a
b' talS" representations ak Tor your tuIf.oa lee
and ii viii be refunded
DO NOT fail 70 'eui for Catalogue ani Circl-r
before Soiay elsewhere
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Your Own Canoe"

"Paddlc Your Own Canoe"
I'D this world and down this world
And over this world and through,
Though drifted about,
And tossed about,
Whv, paddle your own canoe
What though the sky is heavy with clouds,
OR shining Il field of blue,
Ii the bleak wind blows,
Or the sunshine CLOVIS,
Still paddle your own canoe.
What if breakers rise up ahead,
With dark waves rushing through,
Move steadily by,
With downcast eye,
And paddle your own canoe
fla hurricane rise in the midnight skies,
And the stars arel lost to view,
Glide safely along,
With smile and a song,
And paddle your own canoe.
Up this world and down this world
And over this world and through,
Though weary and worn,
Bercft and forlorn,
Still paddle your own canoe"
Neve give NJ when trials come,
Never grow sad and blue,
Never sit down
With a fear and frown,
But paddle your own canoe.
There are daisies springing along the shore,
Blooming and sweet for you:
There are rose-hued dyes
In the autumn skies
Then paddle your own canoe.
Virginia farmers are making molasses
out OF watermelons.
Wanted to knOw-whether the volume
of sound has yet been found.
AsTRoNoMICAL.-W are enabled to
state positively that all the jokes relating
to crinolne are MT used up. For instance:
Why do ladies wear such extraordinary
things as crinoline? Because all the
bodies move in eccentric circles.
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&. y Pond.

Lecturer on FGctionll AMI Noitaic Elertr'cifr
ami Instructor in Theoretical Trlcgrarhs
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THE RkcoGNIzhD sFEci ALIsrs or OUR DAY


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Spermatorrh0a or Seli-Abuse, and feyery pOSsi-
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Whatsoever.
DR.. Hcrbert's Anti.Alchoholic Compound, an
uniailing remedy TO, incompetence; write for
particulars.
Mountain Light, 300 pages, 100 plates so cents
for 81,
Dr.. Jackson's Female Monthly Pills, 81 per
box. asafe ehectual remedy for all inequalities and
distractions from whatever cause.
DIR. Jacksons Oriental lnvisorating Linimcnt,
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X. IL. Time Table
PittsbHrSh Et. Wayne a. Chicago
Railway.

On and afterJuly Doth. 1866 Trains will leave
Citations daily, SIbbtths excepted. as follows
Train leaving Chicago at $50 p VI leaves daily.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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VIM. KINCAID. Jr.. q. c. HILL. PEN.
FIELD. A. c. RIDEOUT-Tu Tutors.

I'M a0IT0n 10 ITe aT0Vo. an ollo'ert o0--- q
Assistants IS constantly employed.
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF
'at usually charged I'D similar Institutions,
le clearneSS OF living. The numerous ,iar4-
t"n'l advantages OF the l'aoe. and rhc Compare
I'VE absence of temptation, vice. an. in-o,t,as
considerations
" do NOT GUARANTEE situations % orr craGu-
ates' Tor it lS hrY'nf Tire power IT ans Conner
ca College 20 eet situations fara'l IFS Graduates
but We DO GUARANTEE iUll aad courLfrE sat.siac-
ton 90 cur students.
RFMEMRfR. W. are not a link" I'm snv hoFr's
chain, neither o Wc ilv claim % 80 aBsUED thins
As patent ou a system Of instruction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

ST. CHARLES HOTEI4-R NJ Walsh, New Or
leans; VIM Taylor, 8 Baker, Tex; Temple,
Ala; R Montgomery, Hugh W Montgomery, N
O; Chas Wilkerson and son, Shreveport; A L
Cummings, Memphis; Fl Person, o; V Stan
brough, Memphis; j w Jermmy, do; Mrs Flew
ellen, child and servant, Tex; E L Badges, do; NJ
H Lewis, Newport; NJ A Lewis, do; W Deacon,
KY; Lewis, Y; J w Mcmillan, Talladega,
Ala; Williams, Baltimore; VIM Baker, Jr., do;
W A Hopkins, N Y.
ST. JAMES H0TEL.-R G Clarke, city; NJ S
Boon, lady and two children Miss; Mrs Dean, Bal
tinore; Miss Dale, Jos II Cutler, Texas; J L
Briggs. Galveston; G S Retts, Texas; Miss Kill
dray, Pa; James Franklin, Chicago; Jos Smith,
Jackson railroad; D Dillahurst, w A Gray, NJ
Perme, Ala; Mr Barnes, Mr. Thomas, Washing on;
Thos A Abroe Ky; Col Griffin; & Winter. city; D
P Jackson. H NJ KendieX, NatcheZ Mrs Pollana,
Miss Pollana, w Young, La; L Adams, wife
and two children, Matamoros; D Parker, Natchez.
| CITY HOTEL Clark, Mr. Panney, William
! D Harvey, S s Williams E Gay and family, La;
| J Lowre and wife, G Miller, Capt Johnson
| A L Whouse, Texas; NJ Levy, F Hughes, J Hodg-
| sen, Uniacke Mobile; Fl Cohen, C Diirell City;
| r SDrone T o Dyer W II Forst. N Y; L II
| Planck. Gonzales Texas; A Bradford Natchez
V j Ellis Amite City, La; P McCann and wife
CITY NJ Hinman and family, New York; NJ
HiSman and family, N " Rhodes, New Jersey;
y P Hill. Houston Tex; W II Mackay, city; /
Cowen; Mrs. Cowen and children; Miss Neal
Judge izard; D. EuDiCk, Miss; W. Holmes anc
family, city Littlejohn, city; Z NuTsQally
Tex: j. a. Garland and wife, Tex; I N Ba II
Miss: A T. Obernhaiu; W ] Cruikshank, St. Bel
nard, La. R Williams, Grenada, Miss; JOIN
ston; E G kerrigan, I r Duncan, N. VI; Mrs
NJ Fuller, Houston, Tex; Mrs NJ YounC, and chi
Cren Tex
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The following are the dispatches from Wash
ington to the Philadelphia Ledger, which have
created such stir all overthe country. Ofcourse
the government has denied their authenticity:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. TO- The Philadelphia
Ledger has the following important dispatches:
WASHINGTON Oct. ,10.-The President has now
sent in to the attorney general the following ques-
tions and requested that response to them be re-
turned in writing: ....
First, Is the present Congress, composed of
members from Northern states alone, such Con
gress the Constitution requires, or is it an le-
gal and unconstitutional assemblage?
Second, Would existing circumstances justify
the President in sending his next annual message
to an illegal and unconstitutional assemblage, pre-
tending to be the Congress of the United States.
Third, Does that clause of section fifth of the
first article of the Constitution which makes each
House the Judge of the election returns and quail
ficaton OF its own members, give to the present
Congress the right to exclude the members from
ten States or to impose dishOnOrable or unconsu'
tutional terms on their admission?
Fourth, Does the Presidents oath of office re-
quire him to enforce these provisions OF the Con.
stitution which gives to each State an equal right
of representation in Congress. Article lst, section
ID; section Sd, article 5th last clause.
Fifth, What steps does the Constitution and his
oath Of office require the President to take in
order to secure the assemblage OF a Constitutional
Congress.
Upon the reply that may be made by the attor
ney general to the above, the President, there is
reason to believe, is determined to take his stand
The questions put to the attorney are all the
more important when taken in connection will
the bold utterance of the President at the Fittl
Avenue Hotel, declaring the present was only
an assumed Congress, and not the Congress the
Constitution called for; and also in connection
with the similar declarations, though less pointed
that fell from his lips prior to his return to thu
capital.
From these utteranees it is clear that the Execu
tive has fully made up his mind that the Thirty
ninth Congress was not legal body. He nov
asks the opinion OF the attorney general upon tn
grave and deeply momentous subject, and when
IS given he will govern himself accordingly. 1t i
not difficult to foreshadow what the response 0
Mr.. Stansberry will be. That he will chime il
fully with the opinion of the Executive, as alread
expressed there seems to be no doubt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15


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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

I G1LLuM & RHYNoLD's, CoTroN FAuToRs.-The
card of the above named gentlemen, $50 Gravier
street, appears in to-day's paper. They have es-
tablished themselves as cotton factors, forward
ing and commission merchants aud purchasing
ageuts and are-now prepared to attend TO every
thing in their line of business. With capital, in-
dustry, experience, and business talent they
form valuable addition to lie commercial houses
of New Orleans So well known are these gentle
men that reference is scarcely necessary, but
those unacqueinted with them will find in the list
of references published with their card the names
of some of the best citizens of Nav Orleans and
of Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

ALEXANDER soRTpE VS. E. II. SKAGGS AND JUaN
T SaundersFourlh District Court Of New otleansSo.
l6SO6.
nv VIRTUE of n writ of ferI faciaS
~ against E. II. Skaggs to me directed by the Honor
able the Fourth District Court of New 0resn in tine
ent cause will proceed % sell public auction att
Merchants and Auetees Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and Gq,toh9nse Streets e the second District IF h
M the following hescr1ned property.
THREE CERTAIN PR0MISS0RY NOTES. drawn by
Marian Tally the order Of E. IT Skaggs dated Shreve-
port, the 26th June 1862 payable follows
LIT Que for the twent hundred and
dollars eighty s2l72 s0 due ye date.
2 one for the OF twenty three hundred and fort five
dollars and thirty S2l5 S due years after
And Sd Ose Or tie sum. of twenty-five hundred and
eighteen dollars an orts 25s 4O payable three years
after date with q c-nt interest said nOte
A. er %aturty The whple paraghed ne vaEetqr by T
and privilege the following Geserigsd properly towit
The npdyide half of lot No ~ eight in block No $50
fifty fronting 40 feet Milan stree and measuring back oI
Spring 50 together with the undivided half Of al
the buildings improvements thereon And 20 feet from
Texas Of lot No III eleven in said block Nc 5C
fifty adoninglo No. r. said block aud foot front Tez
street of lot No Q2) twelve, adjoining lot No I'D eleven
Sid bck Ry 80 running back $50 feet Tagether With
the buildings md imprnvtments thereon all situate in th
city of Shreveport. parish dtCaddO & +fz '"f
Seized in the above suit.
RSg- IERAs-GAsh On the spot,
HARRY T. HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
U. y. MARsHAL,s SALE.
UNITED STATES MAksHAL,s sALE,

UNITED STATES MAkSHAL'S SALE.
the Tinted States Circuit Court ior the Fsh 0itcuit an
District of loaisiapaL. "A. Benost helowes Co..
No 1898.
RE TLRyUE E of al wn-Gt of fierI EacIaA, lSaued
D and to directed by the honorable the Court
lhe 9Th October 1885 have sszed will expo
on IuEsDAY the sQth ef october 1866 70 o'clock
Joseph Streets kuown tn Thompso Greenfield House,
the following properly. viz:
AL and singular and Contents of said House
belonging to Thompson Greenfield the DEFENDANTS
the entttlPu sui which OF
i'll my othee for reference.
@- TEKMs SALE Cash Unbad States Treasury notes
at time of adjudication.
CUEHBERT BULLITT
United States Marshal for the District Louisiana.
U. & Marahals ohice Nes Orleans oct. II, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
CoNsTA TABLE,s SALE.

WM MAY VS.. STEAMBOAT EMMA, CAPTAIN AND
Owners, No 25S Samuel Riehadseg vs. same NO. no, FL
Thos Nolan Va Same, Nc 255-n Maloney VS. Same, so'
256G Briuger W same No 257-Ben Cook vs. same, Ho
25S--second Justice Court, Parish Of Orleans
DY VIRTUE of six wrtts Of heFi Kaeasass,
ID me dire the Honorable g. H Branghn sesoI!E
proceed sell public aucton at the Merchants ah1 su
tioneers' Exchange Regal street, between Gani ana
custom horse Streets TUESDAY, 18th day Of NoVenee
1866 Il O'Clock the following described property o.ts
The steamboat EmnR her Furniture, Tackle ana Apfafe
lies the foot Of Claiborne street. hall no ne"
Basin.
seiaed in the above entitled suits.
n5NHERMS-CNRh the spot in U. $. treasury hoses.
JOHN C. KUzAC, Constable Seceud Jnstee ooGLt- .--
MOORE 4 HEREFORD VS. JOHN II tLLEsSY, OWNER
of The schooner Emma Charles Collins w Ss9oonSr
Emma Captain Owners. John McGaft9y Vs.
Emma Gapan and OwnersSecondJ Justice sGourt Parish
of Orlsans-Nos. 40, AZ, 73, IA, 70 and 10
DY VIRTUE of six wrlts of nerl facias, . 2
ID nL al ectsd by the Honorable g. d. rRughn seeh AZ
usce nf the Peace ia for the parish 81 Orleans M
procref to sell at public ction on SATURDAY uct lber
2tb 1865 ii u O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and AUG he
ers i yca.e Koyal street, herween Canat and Cu stom
| Tle schooner EMMA, her RurnFnse Tack an9
Apparel Us she lies at Post y. Seeond District foot OF
| st. Phibp street.
| Seized the above suits. ,,,,, -.
Pis bpg tue and last crying she will e Stld on
Twelve months bond with gsOd and solvent security bearing
Der cent interest," the purchaser pay $50 eash or costs
JOHN C, RuibAC,
Constable Secoud Justice Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

THE EAGLE CcrToN GN.--That article of prime
necessity on Southern plantation, the cotton GIN
appears to have reached perfection in the above
named article, advertised by Mr.. VIM L. Gushing,
agent for the manufacturers, No. 81 ST. Charles
street. They run light, do larg e amount of work,
and turn out superior staple> Go and examine
them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
sEjERIFF7s SALES.

MARTIN soYE VS.. mrs. ATHENAIs BuEL-FiFIH
District Court Of Hew 0risans-No1G190.
PIX yzETgE Of i writ of seizpTe i'm and sale
n New rlean in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell
at public auction the Merchants and Auct0nesr Ex
0val street Canal and Streets
In the Second District Of this city, TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of November 1856 st IL o'clock NJ the following de-
TWO LOTS dF GROUND, situated in the First District
of in the square bounded by Erato Apollo BaccbHs
and Thaa streets designated by the Nos andy on special
plan drawn By G. A. De Armas late deputy general
On The t day Of September 1856 and deposited for refer
en- in the Office Of Octave De Arrnas notary public this
city on the 18Th day March, 1851 The said lots aojon each
other and have in American measure, the following aiInsn
sions. VIZ -
of 27 feet 10 inches ard lines, between parallel lines aG
lot No measures IL inches and lines 'front.' on sio
street. by depth of 27 feet 10 INCHES and Lines be
parallel lines.
Plan thereof will be exhibition at the Exchange some
days previous that of sale
Seized In the above suit
RJ~ TERHs-CGsh on espet,
Sheriff eft he of OrIeauB
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The STEAMBOAT ''WARREN BELLE AT AUCTION.
The sheriff sells at auction this day at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal
street, the Steamboat "Warren Belle" her furn
ture, tackle, spparel machinery etc. See adVer-
tisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

METEOR SEEN IN vlnoN1A,-Ihe Richmond
Wa En9areE sys there was sudden u@Ta 5 ,he
police and W atchmen. As there was neither moon
nor Stars mining, and the clouds were thick and
,aafk, Trey could not solve the, mystery oil t, tne
Iight, which was evidently too brighton an eaFthly
\ one. Probably ameteor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The steamship Fung Shuey, Captain Sampson,
sailed on Saturday evening, for New York, with
aful freight and the following passengers
Mr. and Mrs Childs and son, Mark Walton Kerk Con
nell Swane and lady Bassett, Capt NJ Roberts G
Prague and G W Griffin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
We are indebted to Captain Van Size for the
following report:

We are indebted to Captain Van Size for the
following report:
Steamship Merrimack at sea, Tuesday, Oct 8,
1866, long 1906, lat. 29.l9. made a vessel dis
masted bearing W by S with signal of distress
flying. Immediately bore away for her. On
nearing her asked what they wanted, when the
captain replied they wanted to be taken of. She
proved to he the brig Alpine y Capt. Killman, of
st. Andrews, N. B., with foremast and every
thing attached thereto gone, rudder gone matches,
stern, etc. She had a cargo of lumber from
Frankfort Me-. bound to Cordinas. Took the
people off, amounting to eight souls, she having
lost five men. At the same time saw another yes
sci bearing s with signal of distress flying. Bore
away for her. it then being nearly dark, and on
nearing asked what they wanted, when they re-
piled they wanted to be taken Off She proved to
be the brig +" S. P. Brown" of Newport R. l., with
cargo of merchandise, bound to Havana, Cuba.
Sent boat in charge OF first officer to her, who re-
ported that her rudder was all right and that she
could be tOwed, she being dismasted. At 620 P.
". started with her in tow with new eleven inch
hOwser. At $50 P. NJ. parted howser in check.
Went back to her, got hOwser fast again with
chain from each vessel.
The captain said to the first officer IT. H. PlatD
that if | did not take him in tow he must abandon
her, being utterly helpless, having no spars or
Sails Both vessels were totally helpless, having
no boats, and at the mercy of the winds and
waves. They were dismantled on the I'd inst:
Gsigoed) c. VAN sICE, Commander.
The S. P. Brown was towed into Key West In
consequence of the above, the M. was detained
twenty, four hours in her passage. Oct llth, saw
a ship ashore on Matanla reef, north of Memory
rock main and mizzen topmasts gone.
Names of the rescued and lost from brig Alpine
saved-Capt. S. F. Kohlman and wife; H. W
Hardy. J. Hardy, G. H. Parker, seamen; Jas. B
Maynard, X. E. Rogers, Charles L. Lamar, les
broken.
Lost-C. G. johnson, mate; Thos. Costello, sec
ond mate; Jas. Il. Murrell, G. B. Snow, j. D. Pease
seamen.
A purse was made up by the passengers AM
officers of the NJ. for the benefit of G. L. Lamar
whose leg was broken while in the discharge o
his duties, which amounts to $l25.
l. L YOUNG Purser,
List of passengers per steamship Merrimack
E. Van SiGe, commander, from New York DC
tober 9th:
Mrs G Broidy, Mrs Atkinson, Catherine Burns Harr
Mccall, T G Tucker Lieut. Thos Day Morgan H RrsE
ser, Mrs Foute and servant faul kiggo, Pordisia,
Stevenson and uaughter Mrs John Watt two chiidre
servant Misses Watt, John Watt ChRs Wat,
Bronson, W C Bronson, j Metcaf wife and cha4 Mis-
Leonard, Guney Bower, wife child aud nurse, he
James, Mi Pierce Chas Koch, Mrs Longer MisSt
Koch, Mrs Spro, Mr.. Gladman and son. " Reeve an
A Mckay, Henry Norris, and 81 iu the Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
List of passengers per steamship Merrimack.
E. Van Sice, commander, from New York Oc-
tnbpr 9Th.

The steamship VIM. Taber, Captain Whitney,
arrived yesterday from Galveston, with the fol
lowing passengers:
John Knight Tumilty, Felix Barne, Chas Becker Mr.
Smith, Jenkins Moore, Mathews, Williams, Homeyer hath
johnson, Chas Debrl, Jno o'Hara n'Connor P Ner.
ana lady Prichard Collins Reynand, Albert Fletcher
hellne and others
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Special attention is invited to French's Yegeta-
Bile Hair Renewer. 1t will renoyate and renew
the hair in its diseased state to the natural color
and growing condition of youth, being alsn a moist
and beautiful dressing. always keeping the halr
soft and glossy. 1t is well perfumed and agreeaS-
Bile in its odor, thus atfordng delightful article
for the toilet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
HARRY 4. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans


SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. J. MCCORMACK De-
ceased-second District Court of New orleansNo ~ o86
DIX VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
ID Of sale rends' Sept % 1866 and TO directed
the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at pubic
auction, the Merchants and Aucti0neers Exchange,
Royal street. Canal and Cnstonhonse streets in
the Second District Of this CITY on TUESDAY the lth day
Dcober 1866 y o'clock for account of said success
sion, the following described property, viz.
l. A CERTAIN TRACE Or PAHCkL OF LAND, SIT.
uated lying and being ConcoEda parish in this state De
bed follows The northeast quarter Of sou eaSs guar
Of section twenty three 70 the outh half Of the south
quarter, half of the southeast quarter and the
south northeast quarter Of section wentytonr
fractional northwest quarter Of section twenty-five IN
township Ave north range east in the land district
north Of he'd hive containing three hundred and ninety
four acres according the official plat Of the
ofands in the land office Of louisiana patent No 57t
dated 2Is June 1859 Registered in the record Of patents at
Baton ROuge, in vol 6, page 2U2.
2 A.CEkTAIH TRACT DR. PARCEL OF LAND, stu
uated lying and being in st Helena parish in this State
containing hundred and seventy acres less
bounded the north by lands Of Owen j. Dnnnea
the east by lands of abert j. Carter and Dixon this
south by lands Of R j. Carer and the by lands
n j. and lands Of the Of H. j. G1asscotk de
ceased
| HARRY T. HAYS,
/ Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

3 MooDY's SmKrs.-Gol. $. N. Moody, the shirt
ing, has a notification to-day to the public at
arge, requesting them to 'lushn to bis store and
let shirts and furnishing goods generally, From
she way in which people are already taking his
dvice, and rushing to his store, it must not be
concluded that they are Russians. On the con-
rary they are sensible Americans, going to in
spect the large and fresh stock which Moody has
lust received from Europe and from New York.
Those who fail to do likewise, if they live to re.
sret it, cannot say it was fault, or the fault Of
the shirt king, either, for they have had fail
warning,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The Sheriff sells at auction this day, at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
sire ct, Judgment for the sum of $l2,484 IL. For
p articulars and terms see advertisement.