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"A CRANE CONCERT

a GRAND CONCERT
IN
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
under the supervision of
PROF. j. II. DEEMS
will take place at the
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
corner Hanover and Lombard streets
on SATURDAY EVENING, February I6th, 1866.
for the benefit of the Mission and Night School cor
ner of Sharp and German streets Several Ladies'
and Gentlemen of acknowledged talent among others
Messr9. JQungniekle, Holland, May Kerr, Wal
ter, Steit, Deems and Scxteth. Tickets 80 cts Re-
served Seats Is. Can be procured at McCafrey's
Music Store. POS Baltimore street: Entz & Bash, No
80 N Charles st and Stork & Gillespie, 27S Balti-
from Mr.. Chas. NJ. Stief7s celebrated Factory, No :
n, Liberty st. See programmes at above stores
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men, just published by the
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free of charge. Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN HouGHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. oc9-tf
kindiing Wood.
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Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Over SO West Baltimore street.
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OFFICE OF THE
" ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
49, NEW YORK, January q, 1866.
Inc trustees, IN conformity to the Charter of the
fairs on the 3lst December, 1865:
Premiums received on Marine Risks
from LIST January, 1861 to 3lst Deem
Premiums on Policies not marked off lSt
January ;2Ol982473
Total amount Of Marine Premiums..... ,952,471 53
No Policies have been issued upon Life Risks nor
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked off from LIST January
1865, to 3lgt December, 1865,:,..' S6,764,146.88
Losses paid during the same period ~ 3654l7S Is
Returns OF Premiums and Expenses. 992 A
The Company has the following assets
Wis:
United States and State of New York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks 81, s28 5S5 90
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 333O35O 90
Reas Estate ana Bonds aud Mortgages. 22l 10000
Dividends on Stocks Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sun
dry notes, reinsurance and other
?, claims due the Company, estimated at l44,96I43
Prenium Notes and Bills Receivable. 1888 SOL SO
Cash IN Bank-COln. SO462OO
Cash in Bank-U S. Treasury Note Cur
rency 3lO.55l78
Total amount of Assets 1899 975.17
Six per cent interest the outstanding certificates
of profits will be paid to the holders thereof or their
legal representatives, on or after Tuesday, the 9Th of
February next
Fifty per cent of the outstanding certificates of the
issue OF lS64 viii be redeemed and paid to the holders
thereof, their leg8l representatives on and after
Tuesday, the 9th Of February next from which date
interest on the amount so redeemabIe will cease The
certificates to be produced to the time of payment
and cancelled to the extent paid.
A dividend of thlrty-hve per cent. is declared
the net earned premiums of the Company for the year
ending 31st December, 1865, for which certificates
will be issued aud after Tuesday, the Sd of April
next.
By order of the Board, ]. II. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
John D. Jones' VIM. Sturgis,
Charles Dennis, Henry K. Bogert,
W. H. Il. Moore. Joshua j. Henry,
Henry Colt Dennis Perkins
VIM. c. Pickersgill, Joseph Gaard Jr
Lewis Curtis, j. Henry Burgy
Charles II. Russell. Cornelius Grinnell,
Lowell Holbr0ok, c. A. Hand,
K. Warren Weston, B. J. Rowland,
Royal Phelps, Benz. Babcock,
Caleb Barstow, Fletcher Westray,
A. P. Pilot, Robert B. Minturn, Jr.
VIM L. Dodge, Gordon W. Burnham
Geo. g. HObson, Frederick Chauncey,
David Lane, James Low,
James Bryce, Geo. S. Stephenson,
Leroy NJ. Wiley, VIM. II. Webb,
Daniel S. Miller,
JOHN D. JONES' President
CHAS. DENNIS, Nice-President.
W. II. Fl. MOORE. Cd Vice President
J. D. HEWLETT, Sd Vice President
Applications on all descriptions of MARINE
RISKS received and forwarded to the above we'll
known Company by JAS. CAREY C0ALE,
ja3l-tf Exchange Place
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r v MARYLAND INsTITUTE-The Eighth
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IT 1.-THE REV. a. A. WILLIS. d. d., of
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Subject: The Age we Live in and the Manhood
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Tickets 50 cents. To be had at the Stores of Messr.
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Admission 20 Cents. f5-2ts
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4 RD.
Inc undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
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IL scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore City, letters of administration on the
estate of PERRY PHILLIPS, late of the said city,
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vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or before the
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sons indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment Given under my hand this 5th
day OF February. 1866. STEPHEN WHALEN,
fit
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LECTURE RYTtyC g1y VI %.

On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb'y g. 1866,
AT THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Proceeds to be distributed to the Poor, under the
charge OF the st. Vincent de Paul Society.
LECTURE TO commence at S o'clock
Tickets so cents. fe5-9t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
From Texas.
GALVESTON. Texas, No

GALVESTON, Texas, NOV. V.
Gov. Throckmorton, in special mes
sage to the Legislature, ON the condition of
the country and federal relations, says that
the true sentiment of our people is mis-
understood by our northern brethren
lie denies with Indignation the assertion
of politicians that we are still rebelious
that We do not desire the restoration of
the Union that union men are in danger
Of assassination that without military
protection they could not remain, and that
thousands are leaving.
lie ask. the legislature to pass resclu>
tons to that effect. and to solemnly pledge
the State authorities TO protect life and
property without regard to political senti-
ment
lie suggests that negro testimony be adj
United in all cases, and recommends that
taxes collected from negroes be applied tC
their education.
As alluded to in the Presidents telc
gram, he says he hopes the Legislature
will make all laws involving civil rights a
complete AZ possible, 50 as to extend equa
and exact justice to all persons, wi'hou
regard to color
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 6.

Ohlc, ANOf ".
The grand equal rights league of the
colored people of Indiana held their second
annual session to-day, Rev. j. Britain
presiding. About 100 delegates were in
attendance. rhs proceedings were s1me-
what mixed and slightly racy
The chairman, in his address, advised
colored men to keep aloof from both partie
for the present, but to be ready to throw
themselves into the embraces of that party
which offered the best dicker
Rev. |. NJ. Miller, the most talented dele
gated present, made speech in reply. He
disagreed with the chairman in regard to
taking sides He said there was but one
legitimate party in the country-thc only
one that colorcd men could recognize lie
thanked God there was not a single rebel
traitor, copperhead or scalawag that sported
the complexion which prevailed in this
convention.
A white man named John Street, fro II
Rush county, red headed sandy whisker-
ed and fair faced patriot took prominent
part IN the proceedings, occasionally throw
ing hi. arms lovingly about tho neck of
some kinky headed delegate.
The convention appointed committee
to memorable the legislature for suffrage,
and decided to send delegates to the ma
tional convention at Washington.
The case Of Lambden F. Milligan, indi
cted for treason, will come up at the present
term of the United Stats court
The grand division of tho Sons of Tens
pcrancc met to-day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.

The returns thus far received indicate
about the following result: Illinois has
elected thu entire ra heal ticket by re-
,aced majority as compared with that q
1851. The Vote was unusually small.
In Michigan the radical ticket Is also
elected, and the same may be stated Of
Wisconsin AMI almost every other State
that held an election on Tuesday last
The vote in Missouri New Jersey and
New York, is thought to be very close
with the chances in favor of the radicals.
The Democrats have carried Maryland
n1twithst anding the enormous frauds pre-,
pared BY their opponents and doubtless
put in use by them Baltimore elects tie
entire Democratic ticket, which ensures
a conservative t. 5. Senator from Mary
lan1
Hoffman carries New York city by over
5000, vet the radical vote of the rural
districts will probably balance, if it does
not overcome this splendid majority. We
gain several Congressman in New York
anl Maryland, two or three in Missouri
and one or two in Illinois. and lose several
ia The other States.
In Massachusetts the Legislature on
joint ballot IS lar, ely radical, and in the
State Senate there is not i single pcmo>
crat. The Legislature Of Maryland is
democratic in both branches, and on joint
ballot We have a majority of thirty five
It is thought that the legislature of Mis-
souri, owing to the infamous conduct OF
the radical register, will be Republican
by small majority.
. There is but little doubt of the radicals
having two thirls majority in the next
Congress
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
vi eNtcO.
WAsIIINGTON. Nov.

WASHINGTON, Nov. D.
Minister Romero to>day received the
following letter, by way of New Orleans,
dated Vera cruz Oct. 26: Maximllian left
the city Of Mexico on the 23d inst, re-
signing verbally in favor of Gen. Bazaine.
Gen. Bazaine endeavorcd to pursuade him
to delay his DEL arturo until Gen. Castel-
nau' ; arrival, two days later: but he de
clined, aud escorted by 500 Austrians
proceeded to Orinzaba, by cross roads, to
avoid meeting with Gen. Castelnau He
reached Orizaba yesterday, and is expected
here Tomorrow.
The captain Of the Austrian trigatc
Dandsta states that as soon as Macmillan
arrives he will at once leave for Europe
1t is said that Macmillan Will publish
to>day manifesto at Orizona.
Gen Castelar, reached Mexico soon
after Max milan left, and took possession
Of the palace, and assumed the reins OF
government.
The french Soldiers who had entered
under Maximlian's cclors will be returned
to France, under Gen. Castclnau's influ
encc.
Gen. Profcrio Diaz has captured tn,
city of Oaxaca, taking the artillery, am
munition, men and supplies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

In noticing the result of the Pennsyl
vania election, tho Harrisburg Patriot and
Union says :"Geary's majority has reached
HIS only through the most extensive
and bareface1 frauds upon the ballot-box.
Not only were legal Democratic voters de-
ned their rights in hundreds Of instances,
in dsunion countcsAnd districts, but col,
onizng was resortcd to in the nos; open
and fragrant manner. The manner IN
which the disunion.ts 'colonized' in the
iron districts, and in Indiana aud West
moreland Counties. (John Covode's dis
trct) has already been alluded to, as well
as the fact that the oil counties of the north
western part Of the State were filed with
nomadc Yankee Aboitonists, who have
abSquatulated since the election. Every
Democratic paper in the State has exposed
cases of fraud and corruption-some of
them shameful and gigantic-perpetratel
by the disunion leaders, in order to thwart
the will of the people. But day Of rec
oning will come"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
Butler and Free Speech.

1t was 4 very disgraccfUl proceeding in
New York by which Ben. Butler was pre-,
vented from speaking Although the
yeriest coward and the most diSreputable
character in this country, Butler is enti-
tied, by the spirits of our institutions, to
deliver himself, undisturbed, of his budget
Of treason, demagogism and poltrOOnery
We fear that the men in New York who
refused to listen to the reasonable har-
angue Of the Big Bethel hero are getting
emulous of radicalsm. We fear that they
are becoming infected with the radical
complaint which ragged at indianapolis
and Springfield during the presidential
visit, and which has prevailed al over the
country during the last four years.
We should be sorry to sec conservative
men anywhere initiating this phase of radi>
cal indecency. Free speech everywhere
is democratic uttcrance; free speech for
none but radicals is the practice Of the
opposition. Democrats and conservative
men of other parties cannot afford to imi-
tate their opponents in this respect
1t is undoubtedly very trying for any
man possessed Of an average amount of
scli>respect and patriotism to listen un-
moved to the vaporing poltroon, who
distinguished all through the war only for
inefliciency and cowarllce, DOW talks OF
marching armies across the southern terri
tory. But trying as it may be, it should
be en- lurcd The man who does Dot en-
dune i, quietly is a backyard and u rowdy
/ lie is even worse than these-he descends
to the level Of black republic nism.- en-
c,,yo Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
The Police Com m fSsfOncrs Of
BailimOre-Thci ApDOintCes.

The testimony taken before Gov. Swami,
of Maryland, in reference to the adminis-
tration of the police commissioners of Bal
timors, and their appointments of judges
of election and specials on the police, is
rich and interesting. For instance, VIM.
j. Smith testies
Know Judge named VIM Divers; he
lives on the CauSeway, and keeps a bawdy
house know Judge VIM. Lynch; he was in
dicted for murder; know Judge Joseph Buck;
he was compelled to leave the city for strip
ping soldiers during the war; know Judge
VIM Brady Il arrested him for the murder of
Hugh Morgan know VIM. Richardson; he
was appointed Judge, but did not act he was
arrested for murder and indicted; he was also
arrested for numbering one man and shooting
two others; know James Manly, special
policeman; he was in the penitentiary he
lives on the Causeway with his wife, and
keeps a bawdv house know GEORGE Snyder,
special ; he was in the penitcntiary know
l., Gray, who was arrested for the murder of
his wife know Gus May, special; he was
clasSed as a rough know Frederick Diver
he lives with woman who keeps a bawdy
house all the Judges are known as radicals !;
don't know of any conservative Jut &c or
Clerk GRAY was arrested for killing his wife;
he told me he caught her in the room with
another man, and knocked her in the head
know James Manly; he served about six
months in the army don't know that his
wife saved the Sixth Massachusetts, Regi-
ment on the 18th Of April, 1861; the second
ward is notorious rough ward; it is notori-
Gus that Mr.. Manly keeps bawdy house
do not consider Gray a responsible man
Gray was notorious as constable; he could
get no one to 90 on his bond.
\ nice party to have control of the bal
lot boxes If men who make such up-
pointments are not guilty of misconduct in
Office, then the word should be expugncd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

The T,.iJvne'S Lawrence (Kansas) dis
patch says; The party who attacked
Colonels Phillips and Joss, while surveying
in the Indian country. was headed By JOHN
Britton, of Neoshec Falls, who had a grudge
against Colonel Goss. The latter was e
verely, if not uortaIiy, wounded Colonel
Phillips is reported killed. One or two of
the attacking party were also killed A
party of English noblemen, who We 1t ont
without a. escort, have not been heard
from, and are supposed to have been caps
tured by the Indians. y Cheyenne peace
council will be held this week"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

The New York TriJUn~'S Washington
special says: The government having
determined to pcrpetuate the last resting
places of orr brave soldiers to the utmost
extent possible, the War Department has
ordered Ia, 600 iron head blocks for tie
National Cemeteries Each head block is
to be nine inches wide by twelve Ion 2,
with an inscription Of the name, rank
regiment, army, company and corps of the
sleeper beneath, with the date OF his deaf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

INCREASE OF SOUTHERN CITIES The
Montgomery (Allbama) Vail noticing the
increase of the city population, says:
" Many counties have decreased in popula-
ton Negroes haye deserted the planta
tlons, and sought the comparative ease and
id!eness of the cities. Young men have
wandered from the country, to try their
fortunes at the centrl points of trade, and
thus the ilnctoation of the tide Of human
beings, which set in after the disorders of
the war, have settled down with decided
drifting toward the cities and towns"
BURNED.-On Thursday night last the
Jail at Brunwick. Georgia. was burned. and
a negro persisted in the flames. No donbt
is entertained that the prisoner set the
building on fire, hoping to escape during
the confusion incident thereto.
COTTON PLANTERS CONVENTIONAL
call for an adjourned meeting ofthe Cotton
Plante,s' Convention to be held at Mil
lcdgeyille on the 2Sth Of November. has
been made, and full attendance urged.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
MaXiIailian.

The Mexican Minister at Washington
has received letter announcing that tie
Emperor Macmillan has left for Vera
Cruz, having previously abdicated the En-
I ire in favor of one of his Generals. This
result has been FOR some time expected.