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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

Through the kindness of Budd Reeve,
Esq, who has just completed the census
of Plymouth, we are indebted for the fol-
lowing report:
Whole population of Plymouth. .2l9O
Whole number of males .1116
Whole number of females 1914
No. Of males over p years of age. $50
No. of children under years of
age. .263
The Oldest person In the place. Mrs
Eehecca Nouroe. aged Sc years.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

We direct attention to the new adver-
.isement of Messrs. Palmer 4 Wright, and
commend them to the public as gentlemen
of good business qualifications, honest and
fair dealers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05
.Niygsmery GOOds,

which she will sell a. cheap or little cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere in Plymouth, and
cordially invites /, II her old customers to give her
call and anv number OF new ones Ladies call
ing Mt her shop need have no fear OF getting put
off with old goods for none but new stock Is kept
ON hand. Please cali and examine her quality of
Goods and prices before purchasing slsewherc.
Anvil M 6.-3m Il. A.GUNHAM
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

The patriotic bricklayer Of Lowell who
Kicked Doctor Butler, has adopted Butler :
bottle Cor a crest, and for arms shield
Tearing boot rampant, with the motto ::
Let all the ends thou aim st al lie, dc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

ADVERTISING AeESTs-C. II. ScRIvEN x
Co. 81 Dearborn Street. and Cook. CoBuRN
s. Co. S. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ills. :. "
PETTrNGILL, New York City, ana Gto. I
RovELL 6 Co., % Congress II Boston, va s.,
the DEMOCRAT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

Col. John d. Rose, Of Wabash, Is the
only surviving Mason who participated in
the founding of the Grand Lodge Of lndi>
ma, in the year 1917.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05
Total receipts,
Total expenses,
SGfS1 %


There has been County orders issued since
the 3lst day OF May 1863, until the first day of
June, 1866 for the following objects:
a-o.,n,, SpoS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-05

The cheap jewelry lottery men were III
town the other day drawing the urinici't-
ed. We saw a greeny of Plymouth invest
a few quarters tall he had no doubt ana ara"
a heavy chain about five feet long oil pure
brass. Some one remarked that il Y as Drop
r ornament for such spurious subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11

mouth, III; J Rusk and wife, Ala; Il B Tablets,
N Y; 7 R Bridges and wife, Texas; Marsden,
Clinton La R Moore, Plaquemne; S Scott, st
Louis; J A Morgan, MOrganZa, La; j H ShouH E
B Townrow, purser Star Of the Union; r S
Bowles, Grenada, Miss: W H Pipes, La; Smith,
Miss; W Smith, do; R G Hopkins and wife, Mr.
Hopkins, Miss Hopkins, Tenn; Alexander,
Greenville, Miss W Whaling, Cincinnati, 0hid;
W N Lewis, G TORY, Rodney, Miss; v a Reed,
Bayou Sara, La; N Marston Red River; W
Madden, Miss.
CITY HOTELS Hartwel and wife, Ky; N D
Young, Yermillion; j Schreiner, New Iberia, La;
E G Deloach, Latourehe; G Landry, @ Estin,
Brashear D P RobichauX R L Sweetner, Terre
bonnie; D Scott and son, Pittsburg, Penn; 7 L
White and wife, country; I Tilley, j R Carlton
Texas; 3 Wallace and wife, Nashville, Tenn;
III Jones, Beauregard, Miss; II Jacoby, New
York; Gonln, Rapides La; J Rich, Alexandria,
La; j Spalding, city; H Muckbray, Mr. Chap
man and wife, Eagle Lake, Texas; J II Summers
and wife, Columbia, S G; Mrs E Cramer, Mobile;
| Miss Stewart, r NJ Hopen, H Tomlin, J A Kenns
DR.. Hayes, Calhoun, Ga; Jones, Va; Kra.
| zar, Gr3envle. Miss; D Leatherman, w Row and
wenburg, W H Pars0n, Texas; W H Bowey, Jack
airport, Ark; Capt P Reyes, Vicksburg.
ST. JAMES HOIEL-D 2 Shepherd and wife
Canton; I j Strang, Oxford Miss; j H Dorrell, q
} Dorrell Ark; j Nj Wright. Oxford, Miss; Jas X
Allen, I T Barket, Miss; Richards, R NJ Latt
mer, Canton: H Newman, Miss; W N Barton, st
| .Helena!parish, La, J D GOss, Ala; j H Spalding
T Morgan; } 0lligshaut, NeWhern, N @; W huntz
4 ? Fell and family, n \: Moore J n Henry,
| p N Racquet, r B Jordan Mobile, Ala: E Lambert
/ y Clapp and wife, Macon, Ga; 7 Knight, "
| Knight, Ala; Q futile, Mobile; w Il Harmon, J
Egmonston, 5 q + Smith and family, city; W a
Wright, Spring Ridge, La; D Alexander, Ma
Tengo county, Ala; 4 Parsons, Natchez; " I
Dixon, Mexico; ? X Smith, st Louis; e S McGil
St Francis county, Ark; Capt Thompson; /
May, Mississippi. -5-.I..sE
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D@. DE ANWREE's

RARsAP BITTERB.
The attention of the Public City Country Trade is TO-
specially called to the introduction of the
sarsnparIllat RfGtera,
The Pleasant Bters that has ever bsenlp
oduced this country. The trade in general can be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fato, Marks Co., IS, 45 and AZ New Leyee street.
Griffin Porch 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street
Ed Hart Co., 70, rs and IT Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor. Gravier and Tchoupitoulas streets.
F. Avet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore. cor. Poydras and New LeYee streets.
VIM. @. MITCHELL Camp and Poydras Streets
CaBs Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
T. W. Marsden Druggist cor. Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wales Druggists, cor Royal and Customhousa
G. N. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street,
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Dr.. samuel arbert's Preparations.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT 80 celebrated as having had or
the las. twenty i've years, in the treatment OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Practice the South has
consented to allow of his remedies
prepared and proprietary medicines This resolution
engendeed by the repeated solicitations Of those who
have experienced benefit of his remarkable professional
skn by the mpossby of giving especial attention
each Of the written applications made to him for prescription
by whose pecunisy business habits
preclude the possibility Of applying in person him.
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What the Patients Say of DIR. Maggaepa
Pills and SaIve.

" IIEIG INC Il NlIeMLE EtEY UE WFs 1AsEBRhSI1
Pills and SaIve.
1.-THE best Pills for headache ever had"
"My liver works like engine thanks to your Pills.
am pleased to you Dr. Maggiel, that would not
be without box Of your Pills for curing of morning
sea, for the word.n
lyon viii fad nolosed dollar; Your Pills only
Is cents, but consider them worth to dollar"
Dear Doctor-My tongue had fur on it morning like
the back Of a Your Pills took it away"
Itook half pill and crushed it to powder and gave 1t in
jelly little babe for cholera morbu The dear little pet
well in three hours sfter.n
81 suppose it is hardly worth while 70 tell you my burned
got we'll from the Of your Sya Enclosed find Is
cents for another boz to keep in the house,
'tsend me another box of salve"
Enclosed find rs for boxes Your Maggels Pills
and one Of Salve''
"The most gentle yet searching esao swallowed"
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The FIRST aim Of human beings happiness end happiness
Implies health of body ana mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for hiryone years.
extensive practice in large Cities have brought him fol
troament of every form of disease both
and chronic
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood ali
secretons excetions of the entire system unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of ntung any part of the Bya
the constitution they repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire organism; with truly mind
aBouEd body
established for the ofa chronic
dgeaseB viS Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chits Asthma Consumption and all diseases of Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver spne Stomach, Bowels Cestiveness
Dyspepsia, Scroula, Kings Evil Whesweings all Sores
Ucerg Aheesses Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis and Gonor
hea in all their stages Mecura and hereditary tant ali rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundce Diseases the Eyes
Brain Goitre Bg Neck) Diseases Of the Kidneys Gravel
Dialects, Dropsca Diseases all Female Ailments, Weakness
Wasting and Nervous AfeconB Sick Nervous Sun Head
ache Depression of spits Hppocondra Mysteries Fits
spasms We repeat the epons the skin sorts Of
ulcers of whatever nature to the ncpnt Cancer which
grievousy speedily and permanently cured
One two hours spent at the Institute with White e
queny weeks of fever Dthersuferngs-oten life
Now that communication open again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation free-gtampa not forgotten"
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WAR SYMPToMs.-The Danvie Register has
seen spider web on which the word " war was
distinctly traced in gossamer lines. It thinks it
sho3ld visit us again, the Register may claim With
reason to have been among the first that
"spied her."
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GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.

-'h'FS~IENAS A&%hJ 1A4NAP AA@CSc'S9Ns
vr, .,u, =. ~
TX ~
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION hER-
CHANTS
WV
TATE q ":
,oTT' WOOD q Co.,
wboIa,o,a c.,ooa,,.
-AND-
Is Common and 40 Canal N ~ ,tTset. y
Major G. @ Sebastian has charge Of sales department
M 4Lh1KEN d. BRINGTER-
OR. MGLIIKEN-M. D BsIEGIER.)
S. .,
sugar nFokeF8'
AND GENERAL, coAfNrssToN MERCHANTS .
NJ ., (.raI ,.-.a. 49,, c.,ao,,.
C,ar1-- ~ -. =, ---------------
" rr,o1rg.Tr cnohzns
21 New I,evee ana 10 Fulton street.
Between ciravicr and Common streets.
I9or Ecc % SG zee sa FINE wlRss
osut purchasers orders for plantation supplies Carefully
put up City orders for ftn1tly SUPPLIES soctted
4 GORGE o. 44AxnEFx % CO.,
VI
''' u eooDkloH' d. L. eooDhloH, O. K. kAlLkX9
+" z q Q
Cornmi1pion NJ erchanr,
Nos So COMMON AND a. CANAL STREETS.
y xW T+1,.,r In :
$50 =,
. "A IL L
AID
Commission Merchant
Hew ovlssnE
" %. WILLGAMB,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
aNew Lsvee, As, At, ls and 81 Graver street,
NEW oRIEAFR
DIUwEF,Tl, pAYNg u CO.
- y, p1nwr1r r p.v,p ,,o pv
WHOLESALE GRoCERs. AND DEAI,ERs IN wRsTEEn
PRODUCE,
Nos' 3S and 30 Teh0upitoniaa street,
rev dreams. La.
W"ON@' FA0hA R1AH s'S O"'-
" -
20 CommercS street.
CLARK, STEWART BIBB's OLD STAEDJ
MONTGOMERY. ALA
NFhaIeaaJe nnd Retail EsRoee~s
CoNKIssToN MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS.
,r,,,,,w-s,,
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May assured that the manufacturers spare neither pain
expense in the preparation Of these remedies They
made of the very best medicines known highly
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. Samuel Giibert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mebranessn
atng them additional activity their
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual ERee
land in disease Morbid Matters expeing through
TIE Skin Kidneys Liver Aipentery Canal from the
System is therefore, adapted for the relief Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgens and the membrane
lining them such as
ERUPTIoNs, letter, ULCERS, sGRoFULA,
JAUNDIcE, GoITRE
CHRONIC EXPLANATION OF saaG
BLADDER md UTERUS, ETC
| 1t is particularly usefuin sa
SUPPRESSED MENsURAr1oN. @
HEREDITARY. TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And nasdes arising long continued use of Caom
Blue Mass Corrosive submate, Fower Solution, DOnoysns
Solution, and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gilbertss letter Ointment
Is excellent preparation for the that class
maladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11
From. Moore d. CampiOns
PbiladeInhfa.

Test made by Bplkley Lumber Dryer Of two pieces black
Walnut boards II inches wide about half dry aun
ZIG inch width; 10 inches wide, dry could ba
made shrunk inch in width In opinion this process
takes shrhkage Of the lumber than any other and
does not iniure 1t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11

BY LIEUT.. GEN. LORD DE RIOS, LIEUT.. GOV. OF THE
TOWER.
Most of the Tower, as it now stands, is of Nor
man construction, the choicest part Of all, per-
haps, being the Chapel of St, John in the White
Tower. which, until 1857 was used as a lumber
room for oldrecords "There is not in England"
says Lord de Ros, ga more noble and striking
specimen Of the grand and simple style of Nor
man architecture than this chapel asnow restored.
1t is rich, moreover, in historical associations
Here it was that the torty-siX noblemen and gen
temen, created Knights of the Bath by Henry the
Fourth performed the ancient chivalrous ceremony
of watching their armor from sunset to sunrise.
Branckenbury was at his prayers in this chapel
when he received Richards message to destroy
Edward the Fifth and his brother, which eXecrable
deed he, to his honor, refusing to undertake.
Here the mortal remains of Queen Elizabeth the
White Rose of York, lay in state for some weeks
previous to her splendid funeral in 1903 1t was
intended by William the Conqueror that the
office of constable Of the Tower should be heredi-
tary and Godfrey de Vaudeville was succeeded
in turn by his son and grandson. The latter was
depOsed by Stephen in ll43, and for some time
the post was held by lawless set of barons or
prelates =
THE PERQUIsITEs OF THE CONSTABLE.
Bishop Stapleton, who was constable in Ed
ward lis reign, paid dearly for his misconduct in
the exercise of his high Office. As constable Of
the only fortress of London he had many oppot-
tunities for oppression and eXaeton. Besides the
fines and fees paid by state prisoners, $50 for a
duke fl0 for a baron 65 for a knight, as sort OF
bargain for relieving them from letters, the con
stable exacted all kinds Of fees and tolls, Of wines
and any dainties y brought to London in foreign
merchant ships. Even swans which were drfteC
through London bridge by the strength of the ebt
tide buloeks, pigs, and sheep which by any &C.
cident fell into the river, and swan towards the
Tower, were the constable's perquisites. "A car
rolling into the Towerdteh The fines ocergi2gs
from outreys and attrays VS., in the neigh6orhoo,d
and cockes, were all subject to the graspng CLAW
of the constable. Bishop stapleton appears t.
have been well aware of all his rights, and t.
have applied the screw so uuaparingy, that a
length the citizens were reused 4, to in7urreoon
denee in the CITY, and soon afterwards, meetn
him as he was returning past St, Paul's, on horse
back, dragged him from his saddle, aud carrie
him to 0heapside, where, after going through tn
form of proeaiming him as an open traitor;
seducer Of the king, and destroyer of their lib
critics they cut off his head, and set it on a pol
upon London bridge" Nor does it appear tia
any retribution was exacted by the king for tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11

Test made by Bueys Lumber Dryers One peoa Of
Pine board 12k inches vide inches thick weight D.
lumber dried in the yard three years. and In bot
air kiln by recommend this sl manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11
Memorials of the fewer of London.

BY LIEUT.. GEN. LORD DE RIOS, LIEUT.. GOV. OF THE
TOWER.
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Msnnfacturers Of Barrels, Galiipolis' Ohio.

a. IA AaAuIatEuItFsU q aIIeFsl HalIppEs, UtIp. ~
The Dry Kiln built the direction of your Agent g
seasoning in constant use, and believe Il
performs its work fully well you claim for e. would
about those parity seasoned
ing cenin lew days, at small expense, have them well
seasoned.
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DR.. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

As anti bilious remedy the following from Eariou
letters will be- hoped sufficient Importance justify
the quoting Of them here
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-11
,rona Il. u. & III. Webster


Manufacturers Of Barresf Elenbnrg Center New York
We in Of Bukleys Patent Dryers They are
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers u
interest alone each year we use one of them. h
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MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN ToNIC-soUTHERN TONIC

After years of successful this city
in the country the request of number Of persons o
have been benefited by its use have concluded to
sent 10 the public
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PREPARED BY
S. r. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
Corner Liberty and Ersto streets.
A YER'S PILLS.

sick feeble and companing2 Are outof order
These SYMPTOMS are often the prelude to serious Illness Some
1T Of sickness creeping npon and should be ayerted
cleanse the disordered humos purify the blood and
move on @ health again They T
from the distractions which make disease cold
on These relieved react upon themselves and the
G m s sSa eF @
and see how directly the natural action of the
true and this trivial and complaint is
also true many deep seated and dangerous
The same purgave effect eXpes them Caused by similar OBJ
structionsand deraugementsof functions Of the
bo know y Tie these f viii
neglect TO employ + en- when suffering from the disorders they
such as Headache Foul Stomach Dysentery Bilious
complaints INDIGESTION perangement Of the Liver C3stiye
and Suppression, when taken in large doses
They sugar coated so that the most sensitive take
them easily and they are surely the best purgatve medicine
yet discovered
Ayers Ague Cure,
For the speedy AID cure Q h HptfgmeR Fever
Periodical Headache Billions Headache and Bilious Fevers
for the whole Of diseases originating in hillary
TB reedy has rarely failed seyersst cases of
Agae medicines that it sabdaes tie complaint Without injury
patient II contains qunne other deletrous sub
Whateyer shaking brothers Of the army and west try it.
and will ndorss tnese assertions Prepared by D. c.
Ell. HART eco.
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
MANY PERSONS AFFLICTED
-wITH-
LOSS OF APPETITE, wAKEFULNEss AT NIGHT,
|
Any other Evidence of an Enfeebled Stomach,
VIII find Certain Reliefby a regular use of
GREY JACKET BITTERs,
Which are for Sale Everywhere,
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A Wine Glass Full Will Digest a Hearty Meal,
AND A LITTLE OF IT TAKEN BEFORE BREAKFAST
TONE no THE sTOMACH

WHICH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS TIE PoWE
OF DOING
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Price-S1 per bottle.

Weret necessary certificate after certificate could be ap
pended to this from we'll known citizens but deem it
less. Sold by all Druggists.
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0't'. = a's4' : ~ 4
Is most excellent preparation for the Of that class
ma'aaeS usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN, t
u5.,;.,
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, PlAPLEs,
BLIsTERs, sCABs. sCALp.HEAD. MILK.CRUsT.
will alse kill ITCH and other which prey upon
deposited the skn heals the Cracks BsterB and PIN
has been used by Dr. with most satsfseor result
nroho+;o, s.bose NH r,ai.o rsa as;.
FlI directions for the Tnebod Of D.;D bao rsn,.d,..
PLAIN and accurate description of number of the different
rsta 70 tne cure VIII Dc found printed on circular accom-
80 Taen pueAae' Lnee s"EseatiouS are me 8t"t
ample acquired oy Or. samuel anert during
sess o. diseases IN the cities OF Memphis New Orleans and
uu %, ~ ID eApec'eu ehao,e most
" u coy - Nv = oae WIN lHue se"o t'l
1'' "-0'N A'4"t' at' o'1' tO' u o'U4A0s pA'
Drs Aaroohah'S snrsaparlIIH Compound
f0F 'ne speedy ana permanent cure OF
- - 'op''
Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Bois, TumOrs, Salt
Pain in the Stomach Side and
srrh,,.
And
ERCURIL DISEASE
and all Complaints arising from or resulting IN
IMPURE BLOOD.
II Ia dorb,a the tran,+b of e .b sso,o,,,o
tbaroarLat apd Ia rSorsaa b +h us;ni -. P 49,
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER e TANT
ton widely known one of the most successful practitioner
in the country;
BOSTON, Dec g. 1858.
ofs' r. d. hNlHhAs AibhhosE MAhsACHusETTs-
Dear sr-I have used Dr. Larookah's Sarssparila Com
pound in my practice years. and after careful OBJ
Ser'aon OF its enee 90 not hesitate TO say
REMEDY for sCRoFuLoUs and sYPHILITIC DISEASES
Frate.nally yours. S. Y. ABBOTT, N. D.
Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
-Preparedby
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS. CHEMIST MELRosF MASS
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A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.

And coespondugy strengthen the digestion They the
Liver Head steady the Nerves. To those who
are not familiar with the use of
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MEDICAL.
SCHENCK's sEA-wEED TOXIC,
--AED~-

THOROUGHLY INTOXICATING THE STOMACH AND
DIGESTIVE system, AND ENABLfNG IT TO
ELIMINATE AND MAKE INTO HEALTHY
BLOOD THE FOOD WHICH MAY BE
USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-02
st. Louis Prexbytery.

ST. LoCIs, June /.
DR.. Brooks, of St. Louis, made an able
and ingenious speech last night against the
proposed action Of the Assembly in reference
othe Louisville Presbytery. .and DIR. Yates and
Rev. McFee, spoke this morning II. Day.
of New York. also opposed the report Of the
committee on Constitutional grounds. &c.
DR.. Gurley made brief spec ch in favor OF
his substitute offered some days since. At II
b clock the resolutions Of the committee and
amendments of DR. Humphrey were laid on
the table by a motion of DR.. Thomas: and the
substitute Of Dr. Gurley taken up and passed
hy a vote of 1876 To 81. This substitute con,
demns the declaration aud testimony as
SANDER against the church. and schismstiea
in its character, and lis adoption by any
church court i declared an act Of rebellion
against authority. rse General Ass -rably
summons all sgners of the declaration. and
ali m e,a oers of the Presbytery who voted for
il. TO appear before the next General ssem-
big to answer for their conduct. and prohibits
them from sitting as members in any church
court higher than sessions until their ca ses be
decided. and dissolves any PresbY,ery thai
disregards this action Of ,ka Assembly, and
vests all Presbytery authority i'm such mem
bers and elders Of said Presbytery as adhere
to the action Of this Assembly
On motion Of Dr. Monfort, those members
excluded under this substitute were allowed
to retain their seats in the Assembly until its
adjournment, which will probably be to- NOR
row.