Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 25, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 January 1865 — Page 2

VOLUME 10.

TUE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER

TilB PLYMOUTH DRM0CR.IT.

J. G. :

There is but little of importance bein;' THE NEWSdone in the Legislature. An effort is be-1 From the Chicago Times, January IG. iug made to legalize the action of Co jnty Blair and Singleton have not as yet reboards; townships, cities and towns in nu ! Jurncd fro,n1 Jhcir lnif io"' The (pinion

j o aJT,..rii..i.i. lor uuu.ua-, (U ,o.un- that a cc?,aUolf üf' hostilities, r.rc-liimnarv

Thürsd a yt J

pi.riiorrii, ixjmaw:

1-r CerS" haVC öhrs contended "at j to formal negotiations, will take place AX. IV, I Mo j tlxse appropriations were unauthorized by j within ten daysj while somebody else in I law, and for so doinjr have boon called a i tno isan,c c'5t.v considers it probable that

r.mrnwwi . l,,. 1 .1 ;tIie president will i.uo a supplemental Copperhead, and sundry other names more, M r, -l, ,

iorciblo than clcirant. It seems now that 1 99 t. 1

the loyal themselves lein to see what eluded from amnesty after a certain date, j others saw lonir atro. and the present ac- and informiuir the re'jol autbaritics that.

don of tic present abolition Lcsishturcr.1?" 1m?' 1 out IonS enough to compel tire

is an aJn.i,on that their fanaticism I IieSity whatever will bo civen. times past led them to violate the hw The federal expedition up the Savannah

would to (Jod that their past experience ; river destroyed ten miles of the Charlcs-

i Leader.

i might suffice in this respect.

It U .usually oxpeetel that an editor xslh InII,ornnt information in Re ach week write a leader for his p.rpcr. paid to tlic Draft. "When or where the custom originated we Tlic Provost Marshal General publish.

are not advised, but th s we know, nine j es the following for the guidance of entimes out of ten the leader in a country j rolled men. substitutes, volunteer., drafted

paper is about the most unininteresting reading in it, not excepting even the advertisements. If every editor were a genius, and thoroughly tpriaVdied by uaturc and education to instruct the people .vrrcctlv in politics, morals, social and intellectual phylosph-yr knew somoihinir ab ut everything, and could tell well what he knew, he would Indeed have a inis.-ioiv to perform in the world, the neglect of which would be jrnvitly reprehensible. Unfortunately, however, but few editors are thus rifted. and the consequence is much writing to little proft. We often &nl men mounted upon the tripod who with oracular dignity assume to explain the past, and map out the future, win J.re about as well quailed fur the position as an organ grinder is to conduct an opera, ur as Parson IW.vulow is for a Brigadier General, or Mr. Lincoln for commander-in-chief of the army and navy of the United States. The fact is we have been thinking over the matter, and begin to distrust our abil

ities as an oracle, aud the more we think , 7 1

of it. the less we feel like striking out to write a leader for the JJemm-rat this week. .Subjects upon which to write are sufficiently numerous, but what to say. and how to say it "that's the question." Finally, our patrons must excuse u this week; we have concluded not to write a leader. It is, we arc persuaded, unncc stary. as ourreiders are intelligent, and capable of fanning thvir own judgments relative to any subject we wight chose to discuss. At tome future time we may conclude to regale our readers'with our lucubrations on passing events: until then we commend them to our selections and news column.

lieu flf-cruit tare to Ie CreditedThe iollnvirig circular from Provost Marshal General Fry. proposes to secure to each sub-district the credit of all men enrolled therein who enter the military

service :

Provost Marshal Gkm.'.s Office,

January 10,

The a'tc'ition of mustering officers is called to the fact that existing regulations require them to st ite upon tlic muster in roll the pub-district or town, county, district and State to which soldiers are to be credited. This must be done where a man is mustered, and no entry shall be made on muster in rolls with a view to credit; r.or shall an' date be taken from them for" that purpose other than that which was officially entered on them at the time of muster, and all musters by whonipever made, must be reported to Acting Ast. iToyost Marshal General of the State or division t which the credit is given,' and Pruvo.-t Marshals and other mustering oft! errs are instructed that tl ey will, in no case, report credit directly to cncli other, nor apply any credits reported by other Provost Marshals, or mustering officers, or from other sources, until the same have been reported to the Board of Knrollment, by the Acting Assistant Provost Marshall General, of their State or district with his approval. (.Signed), Jas. L Fry. P. M.G.

The correction of the enrollment for this county is progressing. The enrolling officer of thn c unty, Mr. II. I'. Kecves, has been very sick for some time past, and the-lubor of correcting the liats has necessarily devolved in a great measure upon other, Ms.-sm f, C Buck, and A. C. Ciprou'have beeu actively engaged in the nn'trr an 1 th-; list purged of many supurflüUH ni nes and .':m have been added. It is not yet known what the quota of this county will be under the late call, the qnofa- for the different districts not yet having been made. ' ' : It is expected that the trial of the Chicag prisoners at Cincinnati will continue for six or eight weeks. Many prominent citizens r-f Chicago will be called upon to give testimony. Maj. Willard was released iSaturJpy, rpf n taking the oath of allegiance. The Tennessee state convention has parsed resolutions abolishing aud prohibiting slavery, and abrogating the ordinance of seces&ion, . and has nominated Tarson Brownlow for governor. The resolutions Trill I e sul mitted to vote of the i eo'ple on tjic 22d prgx,, and au election for governor and legislature will le held on the 4th of March.

under forty-tive years. Persons with substitutes will apply at the Business Office of the District, filing t' c proper affidavit of a citizen as to residence, character, kc, of the proposed substitute. If he is alleged tobe an alien oritnder twenty years of age, the same evidence is required as if the substitute was applying to be exempted from the draft ou that crround: and if tinder twenty years good evidence of his age will be requisite. If a veteran, his discharge will be required. Should the paprrs be correct and the evidence of the witness is satisfactory the substitute will he cxrinined physically, and if accepted, mustered into service as soon as the enlistment papers can be made and signed; a certificate of exemption will then be given to the princir-al. The money to pay the substitute I'leiraltender or notes of National Banks) must be deposited in the Enrollment Boom previous to his muster, where it is placed in a sealed envelope, and paid to him in the Clothing Boom, and his receipt taken and filed. After muster the substitute cannot leave the building until sent to the military post or to car.'p. Every reasonable facility, however, will be afforded him for depositing his money or sending it by express, for which purpose a guard will ace nnpany hi n. He will not 1 1 allowed to retain in his possession any citizens.' clothing, and should make arrangements previous to his muster for its disposal. Furloughs are strictly prohibited. No choice of regiment is allowed to a substitute or drafted man; his "preference" is entered on his muster roll, and may not be regarded wl en be is assigned to a regiment at camp. They receive no Government bounty. The pay is sixteen dollars a month, rations, aud clothing. Persons prcccnting substitutes are requested to save themselves and the Provost Marshal unnecessary trouble by explaining the above to their substitutes, that no misapprehension may exist. (Should the substitute prove to have been a deserter at the time of his muster as such, the principal is held liable but not for his subsequent desertion.) Volunteers will apply as above, and the remark in relation to discharges, moncv, furloughs, clothing, &.C., under the head of '-Substitutes," apply equally to them. Certificates of muster should be ready for signatures at the. time the volunteer is mustered, made out in proper form. Drafted men will be allowed five days (the Provost Marshal is not authorized to allow more) for examination and to put in substitutes, but can put thciu in afterwards while in ca up. They must report on the day specified in their notices or be deemed deserters. They way pat in substitutes or be heard on claims of exemption (other than physical) before the day appointed. The printed blanks explain tu? evidence required in such cases, and one or more witnesses inust attend in person,- ex cept iu cases of age, where a family record is produced. In all cases of age a record or certificate of birth or baptism must be produced or its absence aceouutcd for. .1 alienage the witnesses should, if possible, be voters of the same election district as the applicant. r Correction of enrollment and change of residence blanks gives all the necessary information in these cases. Surgical examination of enrolled men is only made in cafea of "manifest nr.d permanent physical disabil tyf therefore those who have headacho, pain in the side, weakness of the. knees, liver or other complaints which are cuntLfr, or not manifest on the physical condition of the man, need not apply. Ca.-es of consumption, u riles in the last stages, are not examined until the poison draPe l. No one can be exempted for; loss of teeth unless he has lost the eye teth, tho front teeth and the first molars from one jaw. 1 uformati n relative to deserters and non-reporters may be .confidentially given to the Provost Marshal, his deputies or special officers, or may be sent iu writing. It -should, be as full as possible Every npn-reportcr arrested and put iu service is counted on the quota and saves tonic

one from being grafted iu his stead.

ton and Columbia railroad. This proce

dure is said to be part of a grand project for the eomplct j insolation of Bichmond. Hon. Edward Everett died at Boston yesterday, of apoplexy. Mr. Everett was born in Dorchester, Mass., oa the 11th of April, 1701. A Boston paper mentions "the fact that

men. and others interested in the'draft. i another expedition is on the way to Wil-

b institutes must be over eighteen and j 7

leiugce iioiu iuciimouu couurms nie report that Lee has sent troops to meet Sherman in South Carolina; but their number is not kjiown. A Bichmond paper of the 11th says that Grunt is being reinforced by negro troops, on both sides of the James river. Gov. Brown has furloughcd all the Georgia militia, telling them, however.

to keep their powder dry. ai.d le in read

iness tor another call. Jhe remark docs not go very far towards corroborat'rg the statement that the governor is at the head of a union movement. A repjit is current in Cincinnati that Gen. Uurbridge has been removed from ccitdnand in Kentucky. Fioni the Chicago TimeJ, J;in. 1A Mr. Blair returned from Bichmond yesterday aitcrnr.on. -id made a visit to the president last evening. Nothing i known as yet relative to tho results of his mission. though speculations thereon both federal and rebel, are multitudinous. A iK thor expedition has moved again

"Wilmington; and there are reports that Fort FMmt has already been attacked,' both by land and sea, ' In the Senate at Vv ashington ye.-terday, j Mr. Wa 1c ofiered a joint resolution which j was referred to the military committee. ; providing that rebel prisoners in tho norih , shall be treated in rreeise'v the same imn-i 1

nci us u'ufiia pi.suueis mv ai me so a; 11. .

In th? I'-.ue. a bill was introduced, and i referred, taxing distilled spirits a gal-1 Ion after the 1st of July n.ivt. The sen- j ate's amendment to the resolution repeal- j

ing the reciprocity treaty was concurred in. A bill was reported authorizing the seeretarv of tho trea-ury to i sue SliOUjMOO000 more f the 7.Ö0 bonds.

The tr'al of tho Chicago prisoners, at Cincinnati, was continued vtMerdav. The time was occupied in the reply of the j judire advocate to the arguments of the I

prisoners' coumel as t; the jurisdiction of the court. Delegations from Chieago and Milwaukee have arrived at Wa.-hingf on, to urg; the establishment of a navy-yard upon Lake Michigan. It is believed that the naval committees are oppo-ed to the rojecl.

Lieut. Governor .Jacobs, of Ky.. whr!

was exiled to the 'confederacy by (ten. Bui bridge, ai lived at Washington last night from Richmond, the Preside?! t having given him permission to return. An attempt is to be made 0 raise the rebel ram Albermarle, for the purpose of meeting an attack expected to be made si 0.1 by two rebel rams now above Newborn. The command of the army of the James will, it is thought, be given to General Warren. The Tennessee state convention has asked the president to appoint Parson Brownlow a brigadier. General, in order that he m ay act as military governor until a civil governor shall be elected by the people. The three Supreme judges of Missouri (conservatives) have resinned, and radicals have beoif appointed to fill the vacancies. Gold opened in New York yesterday at 220, and closed at list. Explanation's of ). S. Skcuiitiek. Nsw 7'3-10 TiiE.vsuR v N'oTksj. Three years to run from Aug. 15th. Interest in currency, by coupons, semi annually, at 7 o 10 pr cent, per annum: C n vertible, when due, into 5--0 gold-interesc bonds. These nofes arc 5'.s, lO0., 500s, 1,000s. Ou. 7 S-IOThealKvN'otks. Tl.es are all due and payable, interest in g.'dd, and principal in currency. Thy are also fundable into sixes of 1881. f-20 Hon OS.; These are redeemable at any time between fjve and twenty years from their date at the option of the Government. They are in 50s, 100s, and 1,OOC's. Interest 0 per cent, per annum in gold 31 ay and November. In buying and selling, the enrned interest goes to purchaser. Thoyr arc issued 1 olh with coupons and registered. The" coupons are 11 , ist convenient for negotiating the registered the best to keep. Sixes ov '18SI. These are in 50s, 100s, 500s, ami 1,00'Js. Interest V, per cent, per annum iu gold, January and July. The earned interest goes to the purchaser. . , 1010 Bonos. This is a 5 per cent, loan. Interest Sept. and March, in geld. Principle payable at any time between ten and forty years at the pleasure; of the Government. The bonds arc in 5)0s, a. id 1,000s. ; One-Vf.AU CiailFlCATES. These bear six per cc jt. iu currency. Interest from the date of the certificate, and payable at

the end of the year. .These are in 1,000s

Many jioa-reporters entered the service and 5,000s only. Interest to the 'teller.'

before being drafted, and will be at once Olt Loans. TT. S- Cs of 1S07 aqd struck from the list ou cyidenco Icing 1 108; V. S. 5s of 1871 and . 1871 ; IT. S. brought'of the fact. ' n? of tfOo. -'.'.' ' N

A List of Lands and Town Lots Returned Delinquent for the non-payment of Taxes due on them for the year 1863, and former years, in Marshall County, Indiana.

EXPLANATION. In the following List, n is used for north s for south c f..r n-t w forwent no for nnrtli-e:it nv for north-west so fr south-east sw for utli-wst e in r for oast of 3Iichian lioad w m r for wot of Mu higrn lioad w r 1 for west of KVservo line o r 1 fni Vast of Uosorvo lino n r r for north of rll rol s r r for tumtli f rail nuul rs r r.ls for rols nl for rod ft for foot or foot ;i for noro do for the same as tlmt immediately above it no fnr nmnhor add for addition mr mr conier . f:vn or fr for fraction frl for fractional ox for except und for undivided j.t for jart. Whore section, town-hip and rarie are blank, tluv are tho same a the next aboctheiu. Note In the following list hf is used for half, and j for quarttr. XTrLioxt Townsliip, 3NTo. 1.

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NAMES OWNEKS.

DESCimi'lOX ' t

LANDS.

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C.nlov Kli whfneq 30 33 1 SO 295 3 30 2 37 2' 5 'rG Canijiiiell John (A. . ne q !:1J KJI llit'0.14 4I! 4 23 f4 lti 2rt ;avl..ril t liiintey A. iif q 11 q 10 331 j 40- ! 23oi 2 071 1 7ll J2 4 6OO'leason Newoll lot no 3 ' ?! j ! 42 7.' 145, 1 C2- 50 07 2 25 smt-e :c pilot do 2. ; ! ; 23 Oo llo 1 28 Sil o4 1 62 san-e so q no q 2s 34 40 ' 2s,r 3 19 4 111 '14 7 f4 ine ehfnwq 1S3Q: I so' C50 7 2s 7 80. 40 15 ,r3 Camhrill Saruh lot no 1 ! 5 '( ' 08 12 1OO5 1I 25' 0 22 51 17 .'8: Ilutnphroy Fanny, .'no q j 1103 77 150 17 SO 20 S5 2 72 41 37 Hannah Samuel o hf sw q 7 I 80 ; 370 4 14' 52 (O 4 72 lloleoinh Harriet Ii. n hf sw ij 25 31 j 80 ' 400 5 05! 3 5rt: 33 S 0 Inhody IVt4-r w pt swq-. . lo 33 125 05 1415 15 4 13 3S 2 38 3f (fd JaiuosJohu if ne (j 27 34' !lo0 1730 10 .'lO 271 'S3 30 07' SMfiii Iwhfswq... 20; ! SiV 1 125 10 3o" C 84 SS 18 0.V Lonch J. A nw q 35 HrtO 2400 20 SS 41 Oft 27 33 O'Brien Edwin i pt no q 20 33 ' 70 I 810 y 07 4 11, f.5 13 63l'aekard. Vöries it ' ; I ! ' ! ! i ' ('rbiu whfl20n ueq... 20 j j 70.50 00O 7. 30 20 07 1 01 35 07" sain ' q im' q I ! . j 40 ' 230 2 57 22 73 1 57 20 87' Staloy Jacob o hf no q 17 . ' 80 ! 050 7 28 3 42" 44 11 4 Selhir David, no q sw q 0 ' 40 ; 115 1 2 15 57 06 17 81 Short Lydia 'out nw er e70a seq. 32 31 ! 5 ! 115 1 28 4 li! 27, 5 71 Walravon William, no q 7 33; ,15o' ', 590 0 00 22 99 1 51 31 10 Wiso William S nw q nwq 2S j j 40 ISO 2 11' 1 71 22 4 04 Youn-Joseph so q nwq 31 341 40 ! 185' 2 07! 1 07 13' 3 27 York Ceorire o hf so q 30 33 80 f .370 4 14 7 9 01 12 f.

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Hu wies 1. ' " " Fay Willbn.i I.ordon s:i James John II. . . SJIIIIO Baratiiour Joseph.. 1'n'ivolf Wiüiam... Switz.-r WiHiimi X. same

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TOW1T LOTS PLYMOUTH.

NAM LS ..I OWNKRS.

ftrool- Jan-d K... . I'arrct Kili'oi , Ft". im Ii Mavnard. . , Mini' Fidler I.Ioa.or, . . . , (irjory V. , llai.ii 'Ji Win C. . , Min sann aitHsnmc. srtiue Ilua:o David Morgan Margaret,. Nilos John I Scrim; Satnuol, . . . feuui S- ';i- Martlsa, . . . Soriiii; .lames. . . .

DESCRIPTION op LOTS.

Rose's 2d Add. w hf

Who.-lor'H nli U as divided by Niles tt Serinjr Wheeler's add. 11 hf

Cabell's add

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Niles's do

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Martin Samuel iii:io:-e .tallies .. !. Ja:;,e ' .

VV i 70 7. ' ao, 8- 30

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1$ o it it 1$ o rsr .

B.-vior Win J e Mill st s Ce'i. st, Davis' at II. vier I larriot,. . . . 1 , , llei-ey 1 laniel -Thayer's 2il add John -ii Matilda.. . .1 do do

Sl'iiMe tlristophor,!

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I IN W O O 1) .

Apple Pi -I or.. .

( look Marv.. .. Mvers Isabolla, M' Crow K Shophi i d W. J.

Pearson's 2d add ... i 1 T "V' TV 1 It Ol 'V

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1220; 1 115; 1100; 270

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6 20 j 2 14 7 00 32

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AKGOS.

Rail-back A (lordon Bhx'k 7.

I 7 j3Q05 35 24 3ft 69 2 2;73 21

iTATK OF lIIA,

1. 1'

I. ALEXANDER C. THOMPSON, Auditor in and for said county of, Marshall, do hereby certify that ttie foregoing 13 a correct list of lands and town lotsr returned delinquent for the non payment of taxes due on them for the year A. I). 186-3 and former vears, and that -the fame are severally chargeable with the amount of taxes with which thov stand charged on said list, inrltidiinr tho taxes of lf4, on the sinio. anil tht thr lands and lots, or po much thereof as will sell for the amounts du on them, or from the owner thereof, ut the time of tho salo. will bo sold nt publio auction, at the Court House door, in riYinouth. in snid county, on the First 31oulll) , (ttie ixy day) rf ri bruary, A. !., 1J( ). (liven under my hand and the seal of the Board of Commissioner of raid 1 L. S. )- suid Count v,thirt, the 29thday of December. A. 1. 1SOI. t A LEX AND Kit . TUOMISO.V. (Jivi'fimf Stttmjt.) , Auditor t-f Marshall County. raBMMMHPMMMWWVnmMHroM.aBMBHaB..HM.H..BMaMMBW

040,000! 040

J . M. DALE & CO., 1'oitTn uoon hewett & vooivrn slocz HAVE NOW IX STOKE OVEIl 10,000 . Dollars worth of Dry Goods, CLOTHING, HATS, AND CAPS, - ; t - . Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents' Furs. ' Ladies Dress Gocds, Queensware, Glassware, Etc., .vj.l oiMviucu wi:ke bought at

4 ' ' - And will be Sold at a Very Small Advance above Cost.

X3T Wc invite all to call and examine our Goods before purchasing clsehrr and satisfy themselves of the (1 UK AT HAU0 AIXS we am now able to offer. HemeiuLcr tho place, North lloohi, Hevrctt & Woodward's llrick lUoci. " . J. M. DALE iV Co. IMymouth, Indiana. December 1,101