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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07
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SOUTHERN TEMPER.-We quote the
following from sensible article in the
New Orleans Times, upon ''the temper of
the south
OF the same tenor is the speech Of that
battle-scarred aid mutilated hero, Gen.
Neo2. - the Mcguire dinner, In this city,
few days since. After speaking OF the
deeds ofVGlor performed by Irish soldiers
and officers IL eur late unhappy war, the
General turned upon his crutch, and, With
an earnest elop uence. as unexpected as it
was sublime, pronounced q glowing apos-
tropteto peace. No man who heard the
rtterances of the broken soldier on that
occasion could fail to be impressed by his
sincerity and the hearty desire he mani
tested to bury beneath the dark waters
ef Lethe all the bitter rec9llections of the
past. lis had seen enough of war, enough
of its Gesolating consequences and he
looked forward with prayer and hope to
en- era Of peaceful industry, when the
sword and the spear should be forgotten
in the 'plowshare and the pruning hook
and the thunder of ordnance be replaced
by the hum Of trade and the buzz Of ma>
chinery
Such is the desire and earnest prayer
of the great majO1ty of the southern peo>
pie.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07
DR.. BIGELOW

- is the only Physician as a Specialist,
: . !: q !. J
| = now in Chicago that can be entirely
u relied upon. Go TO HIM. and not
suffer that horrible disease to re-
! q main IN your system, disfiguring
49, your face and body, besides destroy
~. ing your happiness and future pros
WA WTA ~ poets of life. He has made PRIVATE
DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY his stndy fer the
past twenty years, and is therefore the person
whom all afflicted should consult. No one ever
heard OF patient Of his not being cured since he
has been in the city. His reputation has vouchers
in all the city papers. his patients and the med-
cal profession, both here ard abroad, as being
the mo skilled specialist here. and a thorough
master of all sexual diseases. If all others fail,
don't despair. give him call. 1t is only com
mon occurrence with him to cure such cases.
His rooms are separate for ladies and gentlemen,
and the most complete in the city.
Young men take particular notice-Dr. Bige-
low devotes much of his time to the treatment OF
those cases caused by a secret habit. which ruins
both body and mind, uniting the unfortunate in
dividual for either business or society The sad
effect OF these early habits. or the excess of ripper
years is TO weaken and 6cbitate the constitution
destroy the physical and mental powers, diminish
and eneeble the natural feelings, nd exhaust the
vital energies of manhood; the pleasures of life
are marrcd, the object OF marriage frustrated, and
existence itself rendered tenn OF unceasing mis-
cry and regret. Such pereons. especially those con-
tempatng marriage should lose no time in max
ing Immediate application, az Dr. B. by his new
treatment is enabled to insure speedy and per-
Inan' mt cure.
Consultations free and confidential Office No.
l19 South Clark Street, corner Of Monroe, half a
brock from the Post Office. Post-Office Box Isl
Chicago. Ills Office hours from a m to s p m
Send for his "Guide to health" published
monthly. free of charge.
n. B.-Ladies send for a descriptive circular
of Pesarie Remedie, the best preventive of con
ceptiOn known. Sent 10 any address free Of charge
ylIn2S-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07
wild Cat Banks and National
Banks

in tie old days of Indiana banking,
when fred dog" banks were abundant
and "wild eat banks were quite abundant
an Michigan, an unfortunate fellow who
had quite quantity of that species of pa
per ON hand presented it over the counter
with demand for coin. The cashier
replied that he had the specie on hand,
but said that he could not pay it out with>
out violating the law, as, the general bank
ing act Of the State of Indiana required
him to keep on hand an amount Of coin
equal to ID per cent. Of all the notes issued.
$50 you see," he said to the puzzled
holder of the notes, II can't give you any
of it, for I've got just the requisite ID per
cent on hand, and must keep it, for if /
pay you | shall break the law, and the
State forbids nc to do that"
This was queer enough style of banks
ing, but still it is not without its parallel
in these days. There are some National
banks, and not few of them, who mans
age to do quite as smart thing as this
Indiana banker did The law requires
them to keep larger percentage than that
named above Of ''greenback" currency on
hand for the redemption Of their notes,
but they neither keep that amount of legal
tenders in their vaults nor redeem their
notes. 1t has been demonstrated by the
collapse of two or three of them, that they
had not even two per cent. Of legal tenders
On hand, and they 50 managed by scatter
ing their issue over the most distant places
in the United States, so as to prevent per-
sons from getting a sufficient number of
them to make it an object to send them
home for redemption; and if they could
they would find it very difficult to discover
the banking houses of some Of these rath>
err inaccessible institutions
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07

We have scholarship in the Oberlin Com
mercial College which will be sold cheap &c
any person applying soon. A Circular and
Catalogue of this popular institution can be
seen at this office. It.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07

THE WONDERFUL FLExlELlTY and great COM
FORT nd PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the Dr.
PLrx ELLIPTIC SKIRT will he experienced particu-
arlrin all crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages,
Railroad Cars. Chu ch Pews, Arm Chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the Skirt can be
folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as Silk or Muslin dress.
an Invaluable quality in crinoline, not found in
anv Single Spring Skirt.
4 lady having enioved ihe pleasure. comfort and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Flip
tic Steel Spring Skirt for single dav. will never
afterwards willingly dispense with their use. For
children. misses and young ladies they are superior
to al Others.
They will not bend or break like the Single
Snring but will preserve their perfect and grace
full shape when three or four ordinary Skirts will
have been thrown aside useless. The Hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread and
the bottom rods are not only double springs. but
twice (or d0ubic) covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Duplcy Elliptic is great fl vorite with al
ladies' and is universally recommended bv the
FAsl4Ioy MAGAZINES as the STANDARD SKIRT
OF TIE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages
in Crinoli 10. viz superior quality. perfect manu-
facture. stylish shape and finish, ilexblity. dura
bility comfort and economy, enquire for I. w
BnADLrY's Duplex Elliptic. or Double Spring
Skirt. and be sure on get tho genuine article.
/ CAUTION-To guard against IMPOSITION be
particular to notice that skirts offered as ''Du
piex'' have The red ink staEnp. viz. 81. w. Brad
ley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the
waistband-nene others are genuine: Also no
tice that every Hoop will admit pin being pass
ed through the center, thus revealing the two (Or
dOuble) springs braided together therein which il
the secret of their feasibility and strength. and a
combination not 70 be found in anv other skirt.
FOR SALE in all stores where first class skirts
are sold throughout the United States else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners ofthe Patent.
VESTS. BRADLEY Is CAREY
81 Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade SITS, N. Y
OHM
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-07

The course of true love is race course
where there is often false start.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

IHE DEDr AND FINANoEs OF. aEoloIA, i'm
clo4tns l6fg iSsume of the debt aud idanoess 81
Gcursiaii thoi April. humber oi LI,fs NstchaniS
Tho probable resources OF The STATE ,gressury
lgr tho e9rrent year tls98- -67) aro estimated at
e62, 252.06, aud tho exp6Hlt lures ut SB79 0S806.
ihs income fSn SaSh ,y9urGeis thus, eBtimn tddA
eaoh. e50O9i and on foreign tipkuransa Age1oies,
sl0, ,000; .intoI rfon lliunor isBai6s, $50, ,0OO
aftdanda from, Atlantic and Gull R5,lro4 0o0
fhd not oarnlngs .of Western aid Atlkltio hall
foadr S250, ,0Q0.ei Tho, rIiisbmhetHoits tincfilo
a109, 900 Tho hksetnblY, S76,600 for tho
cisi sstatllahtnsHk 81 pon tor tntoreat
9p the pGbuo Tl6fa is,. .also Ipcllde1 In Tho
SsABitaS ;of diaburaenienta 49, 900 for tho pay
mont q temporary iganJ anda siQe soA6a for ui,-
drawn balances Of old appropriat tious.Ibgother,
s192 oo00 not belonging 70 the c1ffeMt yo.r leaY
ing thS kataa expehses Of the state a.
lItsa tho sboye given, y q quito appa-
ront that Georgia Ia rapidly recovering nom tho
caused by tho hte hoatilitIess A stat6
that L. nblo torniss sneha reyenue "a is hero est
mstod, fronsna pogulah on OF .less than 10 nyli
s9tlts -hnhs .ih5 number only junt. emefRed
fson 10, or nl9yofy, ii d. sufe tssf oi
anaEoiA xihnty.'sNo itans sro yt1sod; 81
Two G5ss of The pubic lodgof Ge balsnas ! mat
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2, THE MARIONqsTAR

EsTABLIsHRD NEARLY TWENTY " tEA ufoo ,e
~ pubhthed ut Marioh; 81. o. "a hs' cfr,sr fSSam
oi hs country and onses Sorabfsi & Eiura to Mcr-
% s1isnd ,hsr saAidsss u So W 20 Be- aoSys 'sat
hs ~ benentof onr AdsrtieipH pstsons up shal ir,
efes.inG prblish and sttSata So5o sxtrs
9SJsas o. cho sTAR dutihH lho bunnaa ses1nn taia
Hssas q na q In. iibsrs, y, y si:ls
80 81 ttsSst Gi,ttai1 -it.T,uSp, vIlfcKEbAiI.
FoTsPbsr 70 s:}9k }k5 US EaAss apae Rnagasa aesar,
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!. aEA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER

YOUNG LADY, RETURNING no BIER
country homo after sojonrp Of A. tqv months In The
city. r.a hardly recognised b. hor tHqnda IN plsoe Of
ooarse, rusae. hnahed Doc aho had son saSy COM
pleIion OF alnnast marble moothness md nstead of
tw ntyhroe she fc.ny appeared but eighteen Upon In
qdily q to tho eause 6f % sSal Ghnse shSpiAiny
told them thAs ihe used 10 cIhcAsitAN BALM. and
eonddercd 1t sn Invaluable 70 sny toilsa
BY its any IHdy Dc eenea oan inpsore tneir por-
soaai appearances hundred foidt It Il simplo In its
combination. - Nature hcrpeh u napls yat nnsurpass-
Cd In ts ccscy In drawing in,puIea nom. epo hcal>
Ing onanains and baaptyips he ahu and oempieIion.
By IA dIest action pn tho cutes it draws fon an is
irnpur.ioa kindly hssas the a4ma and is,Eing he
aoe Nature intendsd n lhquid beele soit mooth
ana bcanhfn Pdee o. seht " Maf q on 70.
oeipt Of AZ order. BY :, = = -, 30 h VIZ, repf
= Iii''nEf'frtt.Hil' Nv. L cLAhHk co., cHsSihsa,
n ". No.s west Fsystts strosA syrasusSr. z.
Tho only American Agents for hs .ais bs thsfsane.
March soi'"'.a s' '.2"6Sto&s tn iNnani4aJ
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g. 9J- Tho Relatives. Este..as and a.A>S==ssee
anoes Of Mr.. ROBERT JORDAN, senior snd OF his nm
ly respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral seryI.
ces Of tho former at Bothol Church TAn afternoon, NJ
Four o'clock without further invitation.
May % '''
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

or CHARLESTON MEoHA' Ics soorETY-YoU
are respectfully Invited attend Tho Funeral scvoes OF
your hto brother member. Mr. ROBERT JORDAN. ar..
at Bethel Church. TAis afternoon at -Four O'Clock
May 2s JAMES GUY. Secretary o. n. 8.
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The Lypehbprg RpNbaoap Of, The. 2,th, ksya: !:
The lecture on the ohiyalFy Of tho gouth, by NJ,
a. RyEa PoILtnD, announced 10 como OF last
night at the Philha Hin, did hot tsko place
fUf did Want of hh audience. AZ O'Clock, tho lee-
Ftaret appeared upSn thb stage and an,ounsod to
empty Tbenohes, that TO- lecture wruld ho ihdAa:
Aitalss spaaiDenedl an q ~, t,~nus4 4.:.ln lsl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

nS- MARI,N N LODGE NO. .. l. 0. o. F.-THH
ocers and Members Of this Lodge rcquested to RE-
e"mblc at Odd Fellows Hail. 7A afternoon, At doocl
70 tho sst ibuto Of raEp,ct 70 1ato Brothar
ROBERT JoHnAN. Tho Brothrcu OF tho Fraternity aro
respectfully ipvitcd to intend. i,'st
May % OPD PETIT Gocretsry
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MARRIED,

On Thursday ovonng, May 23d 1861 at tho residence
Of Tho 6ride,s father, BY The Rey T. 7. Keith M n q
youngest daushtor OF RIoHAnp CsLDwx1I. Eaq.. OF
Charleston, y. q. ''''''ri ,. 20
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.TEL,EEGFsS;ltAPTlIC.
EftB SiOnri Gable DESPATCHED.
fii II TiitlEE3IaN pRisoNgtts'
sdHsaYSitsaHfl2S4t S4 3no a"esi&t whS,,hot !', e,

ried out or not, cngro 1908 public attention. Tho
pross OF England and Ireland, generally, uigo
lion for lfo, Il iA sail that Minister Adams will
interposo to sayo Mcclure from tho scafrold. !
s DUBLIN, StaN 25.-lf tho Feuians aTe TO bc hung
&RI e ssf p11t pnt Sfons S sns
Counsel, arc guarded :dns and night by armed
policemen in citizens dress.
81. PETERsbuRoT Nay 25t-Sinco tho London
Conference .thc Eastern Question has assumed
p9ro Importance; efforts will Bo -made to set-
" rho United statch efiar to'aclI Russia tho lion
clad Allhntonomah, GiGato anu two now cruiacrs
Tho offer ia likely t. ho ,ccpted. Itg q
States bonds 72i.l. t,.l' ,..yIy, -
= L,FpoN, May 81 Eroning.- -Cnnsols 9s4; United
LryIapooE, May a744Nuoini.:-cot b.: firm; Up
lands II; Orleans III; sales 10000 bales. Broad
sis siS3S na,y 27-Evoning. closed
quiet; Uplands I1l. OrIeana illL,s sAfes II, 600
bales. Sugnr frni al 2fs. ID. -:'E -
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seS sfPsFs' sss GnPs fs
HIS asssy ss s:Es,
isn si2rs aaS sSassss sSsass 4 s' S PFt
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IS 9rhehinssa lcadug hdrehant !thia citI, Who
l;ed last week, has q beguSst Of $4,000 fqr TIC
Saueatioa app lmEIaToYamopt ot tho negroes in the
eou'n. Aalsn,r. y,lLeg.l axsl .!ih 81 u /
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TIT 5h G nst dated st san Luis P0s
s$a Alssnaa as ssS aa9len sf Cos
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iNA3Eg3 onx {Ss rsa sS9s &C. P%E1sa4san;!a %16a stA
Es Sss2s s2s 90 Cotton epot at Gold sSs Stoois
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-Thite, 81 95a1 so. Oats krIh lat 2sss5c. Baaoii
frmer Shoulda(a. 9Ic, Ribbed Sides, Ire,
Clear, 18ic. Pork dull at S2ia24 37i. Lard i8c,;
..NJ Gold, 80 Sterling, a6l49at New
York Sgnt EIchnnge discount.
MonlR, May 27. 7.-Snles 500, baos; closed Huot.
MiddInEs 23as3Ac: R6t6ipts 90 bales 70 g
IL. y ArausrAf ffny p. lIau, ,insrkot quiet but firm;
sales 1o2 balos. Receipts SO bales Strict Mid
dings 24c --..
80, sAyANNAn, May 27,-Cotton firm; Middling oUR
80 hands 24a24aci Sales 900 ,halos.. Recefpts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

M -DUTCHERs' ,IIaHTNTNG FLY-KtITRR
will certainly cItsr1nnsta these pests II ts uaa ia nor.
aevored In. Roware OF bogus F1y.PapGr which sorno
dealers koep hNcauso they can At It r nsariy nothing
Donr 10 swihdisd Ak for BUTCHERS. which Ia sold
by al live druggists. limo .T,May n
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'G g aMYEsgoS May 97,au attetnpt 70 couecttaxes
Il, hero, levied duEng, the war in ourron-
w. which would sacriaro thu property of, Union
mon callodt forth m order from lenaralsGriffn
fforblldiuRthe oolloclioii,of sich taSIe:r-. a.,
Judge nrors, OF tho 9th District OF TeSes,' do!
cides that negroes are not competent witnossos
Tho Sheriff OF Victoria County rafusasS to tako
groonbacAs nsA legal t,ndor. lTut
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

has prepared the following opinion upon tho
clauses OF tho Reconstruction Act with reference
to voting and holding Office. Tho provisions rola-
1.-Two to tho powors and dutios of tho commanding
officers, otc., will DO considered In future opinion:
ATTORNEY EnfRn q lrr1nt 1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

ws GivE i' 'recoiTci the fdi5b8ilii 8ilii order, fror
& MasDrSGannIp, nlssins fta- tie 2apnrsptirie, e1
tpblished by the United StiteB Govornmont 6n ii
coast OF Florida md invite the atttntfd& Of anr
s.ffing merchants and others irttorest1d tp III
samp: A ELbfvVhF 6f,hfs
! GHlltAphnAhfeA ntsT1ucr OF FLoRr A.l
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, H6FINAL LNoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAvIN4
domlnds ssainst fhe estate Of Mrs- HENRIETTA
HEATH latc Of ChArI-ston. dece,sod VIII pressn. tho
s1fne properly atestod and to,o idebtod thercto VIII
make payment to OTTO TIEDEMkN. Eaq. - oornsr
Warrington and Calhoun strccta. .u.. "a
.i' = "a :. = --.::~i . BrLIwARD W. HEATH.
~ Administrator Of hrs. iHenvissta Heath
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ln.UWaahinrtonINeyys!

bropsht into Court to-day To bo tried for mur,lcr
aud conspiracy TO kill President Lincoln. Ills
brother Isaac had been brouslitf from Toxas. and
fot tGS aldI, but THO Uuited Stitos we're not. Tic
latter represented that thoy had used duo dill
Ing the attepaapc0 of. four qE fto 'importaht swit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EPsTTH L gEMaHBKY

SB NOTTnF.-I. HARRIETT ARIGAIL aAOK,
Wife Of WV. NJ Back. Grocer. OF Line stroat aud
acars Lanr give nnico that thirty d.va asr date will
become solo Trader on my own recount
MaY 2S 20: / ,iHt- II ~ /. Il ~: futhalrno
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asPDBIIo NOTICE THE + DrsPENsA AhY oF
RulsT has bssa rom owed n6 ihs Gty Hospital to tho
Southeast corner OF Bt Php and wsrrsn steo. whore
patients wnf DO tss ootRSod ssa 10 6'ooek A. H. and
Sand 6o'ersoh p Ii Anataais ISft u XeTssoanoit
GEORGE J. PELzKR,nMan.
hAy "a i1'nob: 10! ,'-' "a tta,pty Registrar.
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IyEoFL 70 rl1V.Vi t]L I'&4t3Es CiWOCDntJBF .
,,:i "a -, pIta a. hy and
4.S Tiiassassls tssaAat ts y asa s'spIfssSsf + a,
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AZ. NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three montra appcation viii be inldo for TO-
nswaf Of oerancata! No. sss. CRY OF cHARLesToN
SIX PER CENT. sTooB. Issued October, 1855 dated Cd
Nay. 1850. and standing In the mime Of ". Il. GOD.
FREY! = 1nnos,no: IL II {, vi March 2s
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TNoT1oE. Eif1LY STATS, WIFE OF
JOHN a.. STATS. buteher. do horebs give notice thss
VIII beeons Frus Dealer In ono month froh dste
S-.' -''EH>' "i''Tii:6 RliILy sTAAfA
MayH tuss King 6HSet koad
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AND PILOTS 1iahiny to anchor i6nir vesei ID Asnlsy
s! ads 10 a5 ID wi:sfo w,iih direct
r-nes Of tho Iheads ,of The SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvF, tho Charleston End al Andrews .sido OF
tho AahIey rr by which preasuaon. contact with tho
Submarine Telegraph Ctble VIII be nyotded.I ua
~ i..: ".i ln -,,,i tDS- O. TURNER, a. II.
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