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ben inneren Counties in bic Stuot. gelon,

ben inneren Counties in bic Stabt. 8eicn>
ber8 wertbpou 1T Der 3u5us an 6eiterei. @8
paren metf Tarmer, bic bon Su9eilo All ans
Geiten 9ewcbnt tparen. SD 5p9 cine @pnl.
paenie BON 60 ltattli6en 9%leitern, pie fer5eu
geraoe uno %luttelfeit 1uT i6ren guten Yferoen
IaBen, bic algemeine QnfmerfI amfeit auf lid.
sic tamen BON Butler County. Oa i1b
mani feline 9ebiiften, I9lottertsen @eltalten,
nie ite BET I'M fern 6etter. Gfegimentern 70 b1uz
fig Dprfcmmen, lrnbern 2eute bic Ii9 fiber
uilo fe1t i'm Sattel fiblen,
Cine Spe5talbepede BON @pS
lumbu8 an ben Commercial entbGlt SplBenz
beS yOie Nufre9un9 bat li9 bier oele8t +;
ollein ~@cmpa9nien uno Abtbetlun9en pDn
Siidienidaeen lino ben san5eu Gag iiber
an9etpmmen, I'M ii9 nad Sbrer StaOt 81
be9eben. Der 6pfruum unb bic Gptunpa
oe8 Staat8bauIe8 tparen bon ibnen anges
fiQt, uno e8 fdetnt, ais pb e8 nit tbnen fem
@nbe nebmen wDue. Miirbe e8 ni6t etne
quite Soee lein, nit Der un9ebeuren perIam>
melten W14t &entudp rein at fe9en ?"
9arrtsbnrg 8. Sept Nm 8rettas i6On
purpen in 9arrtsburs bic Carbohydrates 70
3temli6 Sel6lOien, nao @lt nno Sung, Net&
unD Arm, formtrte f6 in @OmpaenIeen unO
tnar19trte mad benz @apitolplaBe. bort
wurpe Der @OuSerneur beraus9erufen, uno
bielt cine trGfttee ~anfeuernbe NeOe an Die
gsrlammelten. Nub 9ariun 8rOwnlpw, Der
antpeleno mar, trat Dor, uno 1aete unter anoe@
rem Otn9en, bon tbm empfanaene Na6ri6ten
lieBen i'm s%lauben, paB bic &sbeqen Den 9cs
tomac in GROCER Starte it6eri9retten, in Sra
rYlanp felten SUP fa1en unb einen Angrif auf
6arrio6urs unO lAlteBli4 auf FbilaOdpbia
uusfubreu werDen. Gr ermubnte O~rtnSeno
gu iOfOrtt9er Seipafnuns. Das grsrBtren
besann unmittelbar nah AnbGrlng Der NeO
ner. uup es miro oamtt tiidtis fOrtgefabren.
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Sin mrtbei1 abcr Gen. SaeefOr.

Der philadelphia Nmerican Ia9t BET @ele=
Qenbeit Der gelpreAung BON StOnetpaQ Sad
IONS 9elpe9uneen : SadlUn bat lelten Grfol9
in e,ner S6ladt unp lit als ShlaHtensene:
raj BON fstnern srpBen 8elang, aber In SAnsl-
|d9fett Der g~epe9un9en unO ltrateeilden Nfa-
ueuOren ibertogt ct 3rpeif elspbne ale Gsbellen-
generate. @r lGeint etn Ntana BON erUben
pulfsmitteln gu lein. 3u laeeu, DAP letne
&rfDlse BON leinen plDbli6en unp rai6enhSes
~peeuneen unb letner &enutnib oes 2an0es
6erriibren, 1T Elm erubeS WttBperl tdnontb.
Sem 8eiGtbum an N~uSwe9en, letne unenpli6
Acknowledgement &nifr, feline &unlt9rife gu err
Ibetnen uno gu oerl6ptnpen, anSugreifen unp
li9 8~uriidju3ieben, gu iiberraihen rnO 6lan-
t%enbepeguneen auS3nflbren, liAern ibm feline
@rfulee. Setne &ad3aee lino Wunper fra
teetlher@ elbidlt6feit. Nber auf Dem S6la6t
felpe etnem mdGtt9en unp sel9tdten 5etnpe
g~eeeniber, iptrO er fiber 9eIdlagen perOen.
&r wurbe eel6lusm BON Sacwalaper bet
Sailing Waters, BON SbtelOs BET Win6elter,
BON Niilrp9 in ben Bergen, BON 6remOnt In
Dem 36ale, BON Nurter unp anbcren 0enera!
len in Der beiben l%tebentasisen SGla4t Dor
Hi9mUno, BON 8ant6 BET Solar @fountatn,
BON SigsG9 nt6t BON SIC pwe1, tpie Der Yba
Nmerican la9t) o~ereaneene @UGe bet Centre
ptlle, BON pope Bel Manafas.
NiGt Elm ~ein5iger berpOrra9enoer Sie9 be
3euet feline 8efdbteune ais SGla6tenfampfer.
Sr Bat Dsta9ement6 ab9eldnittsn, gpten
ubsrralat unO auf Dislem g8e9e 0unoer ppa=
bra9t. @r BAT peniee tafttl4e 6abisfeiten
uuo letne 8orIteQun9en Dun elmer S6laGt
lt9 Darauf ben Sag iiber betB gu
fe1ten unp CUR Na9t3eit tpteper treg3umarihi=
rem. 0enn er unO 2onsltreet cine S6Ia6t
unlerer sanSen Mrmee lisfern molten, 70 linO
tie perlpren, eS lei benin, paB See Ooer Davis
auf pemS 9la4tfslCe finn, um Die 8epe9unsen
3u leiten.
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selearapbtf6e Ssa6rtebten.
BE i3tet fir ben .8aGtimNe Wsdtr."
IuS an 8ramciscU.

Gan 6ranct8cp, 2. Sept. Ab9e-
fublen SdiIf Sa5alnpre nad 2iperpool nit
8rOOltoiien. DuS SAiff Dec1tur" 1T ebeue
fal8 fir lclde 6ru6t babin gelnietbet.
DaS bO9lte Staat8Seri6t bat entI9ieoen,
o1B Steucrn fit. Staat8bepitrfntle nur In
@rlo be5oblt perbel %oirfen.
Seit DEM Ab9an9 be8 lebten Dampfer8
ltnD 2 Wtillipneu ODlars aus ben @Dlogru
ben 9%elponnen mproen Die Spbire Silbers
minen buben int perflo6enen Wpnat (Nu9ult)
einen @rtru9 BON 100000 ab9ewOrfen
Can Tranci8cp, 3. Sept. Nb9es
fabren Dalnpfer Contribution" nad Bana=
MA nit 40 Balla9ieren uno 1916, 900 GCne
tanten fir NepsYCrt, $4,000 itr @n9s
LAMB unb $43, 600 !3wlI9enbdfen.
Can 6rdnct8cp, 4. Sept. Die ge-
ltri9e 8abl etoete nit einem itberpdlti9en
ben Sie9e oe5 republitdntId en llnicn8=5it=
tets. SIN ieoem @ountp BON tpo9er man
bDrte, ltno bic @egner Der 8reuupe 2atbam'8
6ur @eleb8ebun9 erpdblt wDroett.
illus ODnplulu miro inter DEM 16.
Nn9ult 9emeloet, baB bic Siee Dalelbf du=
Berlt brltdeno mar. $4,000 Ytunp pprs
lteIIlWeI 0lp9Yet DaIell DON Iener Onlel
na4 Gun Tranet8cC gu Niartte gebradt nor
ben.
Corners 9aegiment GalifOrnil9e 6reiipil
li8en lit Bis DtImpnO Sprine8, $50 Wieilen
Sltlld bon @arlpn Bailey ppr9eriidt. Sc
be9e9nete 9rOBen S9aaren bon AuSwunbe
rem, meilt aus Soma, Wtlipuri uuD &anlae
Ale iebnten It9 nad Dem Xanbe, ND Srieoe
betrl9t. SAT- ale trarel1 Ger union treu.
SeriGten aus zen iHoliden @ounties be8
taate8lAilpernben Strpm MOUNTAINEERING
na9 Den COLORADO @plominen alS fortpdb-
reno im @119e unD Die Nadridten Don bort
ais %9iinlti9.
Can Sranci8eo, 6. Sept. Da8
8er5eidniB Der Milit1rpflidti9en in Gan
6ranciScO 1T ppl5dblig unO entbalt 27,600
ytan1en.
ueber $4,000 llnteritaeunss9eloer fir
bic Nptblelpenpen III Srlanb murpen TN leb-
ten O1mpfer bef6rDert.
Die Bablberi9te, bic nod unUpllItGnoie
linD, er9eben Die QSabl bon AZ unioil8mdu
nern our @eIet9ebuus ullo Don 4 1nionspe
nlptraten. Serer remcf1til9e Senatpr 1T
unterle9en, SeA8 DouglaSOempfratsn unb
A 8redenrio BADEN nod fcrt5u
bienen unO bllDen bic ein5isen SppOlttion8=
elemente irl Senat, Delttr 80 Wtt9lieDer
5dblt.
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nit pte Snptaner moroeten uno lAlo4teten,
iii unbe1Greibltd,. 8uhitdbli6 3erTetl6ten
UNI ,er9adten lie nit ibren GUmabatpfS ole
Qeiber itrer Spfer, ,peper filter NOD @elGle4t
iGoneno. Su Der Ndte eUn 9iep- ulm btnsen
lie slpei 9rdBIiA bon tbaen %perltimmelte &tn<
Der, Die nod tebtsn, ii6tr eine 5en3. Oerar-
ttse @reuel purpen metf auBerbalb New-
ulm's oeritt. Die 3abl Der In Der Staot
Ielbf eetSOtsteu gBeiben betrdst unsefdbr 10
uno Die GAIL Der Serpunpeten ltnssfabr 81.
Gin IhredltAe8 S4idial Bate 6err Sartb,
Der fribere Ssrausgeber unO &eoaftenr oe0
Stem ulmer @tOnters. Al6 er lfA ndmlt6
auf 8crpOlten Oper abiett6 befanO, tp1rOe er
ron Spbtanern bsmerft uno DerfUl9t. Gr
enttpil6te in einen @tal; aber Die Wiloen
~pitterten Jpn bort aus unp 5%iinoeten ben Stdl
an. SAredli& oerbranrt entfam Der Mermlte
aus ben Glammen, nm balo oarauf Ietnen
granDpunpen 3t erltegen.
Ote5 Die @r3dbluns oeS 9rn. 9cbetbe, Gem
eS aelare, Ieine 6amtlie reCbt3eitt9 5t retten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-10
ans lt6 eraibt, RAP ter 8sinp BON @iOtle

aus lt6 ereibt, RAP ter 6etno bon WttpHle=
broof 6 Wlsilen 3uriidaeaan9en III.
eeetes BON Ser &ebstlenlinie.
Der qua pom 2jprt Don 8eltern Nfor9en be-
riMtet, oaB pie 4lebelen nod nidt IN yott
county linp, obpobt bertdtct wuroe, ooB fl
BIS @mmtttaburg ti6t wsiter olS 8 Metlt'l
BON Gettysburg abtdnoen. Su Se5u9 arl
bic Nnuaberun9 Der Stebelen sesen Neltmtn
fer bGren MIR, oab tie ni6t tpeiter als 6 Ntet
len BON Der llntonbriide lteben. Gs lhten
ieou6 ntbt, ais rsnn le In Oteier NiAtung
pcrritden wDllten.
DAP bic Ncbsuen mad Gstt6burs SOrriider
puflen, 16etnt li6er gu letn. 3u 6anO0eri
nod renige Nietlsn %entfernt, waren 9tebellen-
pifet6 gu leben.
Der philadelphia Snqutrer la9t: UWi'
6dtten mod fetnen &f, obmCbl Die Nebel'
lenpOfcn pentee Metlen bon uns lteben. Sin
Mann Spn 9eesbure luete, DAP Treitd9 9ia6i
unD @amltae Morsen &c, 600 Mann itbea
Oen 6luB eineeu. 9onsltreet'8 Nrtiasrie lOl
80 Stife 3ablen. Sadlon ieBte lGOn CUn
nertaa- Na6t unb 8reitn9 Nforsen iiber
Die wi6ttslte Nabrtat III, DAP Sen. 6ta, IT,,
Ounuerlta9 eeeeburg pallirte unb nit 10000
Mant eegen 9arperS 5errY marIGirte. Vi
ihdbt bic N%sbe1enttitppen um pUplssotle cut
$4,000 Mann.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-10
Bic Mnarthe auf Sfem=nlm, Wlin.
tefpt1.
(Manblt6er geri8t beS Serra 9ptetbe bon glep-ulm.)

6err 6etnrt9 Qobeioe BON Nsp=l1lm, De,
fiirSltb In @bicagO anfam, e~ritattete foi9enoer
munpltGen SertGt, Der in alIem Belentliheu
nit ben 8e,t9,en un0 @OrrelponDenaen be,
Wtnnelpta Staats3sttung ibeceinltimmi
Gum erItsn Mlale purOe Netps1lm am 10,
4u9ut bon ben Snptanern augegri6en. Gin
Nbenp sipiIhen 5 mnO 6 u6r maGten Die gDil.
ben ben Geriu9, ben plab nieper3ubrsnnen
6 bts 7 6auler brannten alb Die 6lammeu
Der anbern 6auler wurpen Durcb ben yteseu
eelGl9t; pabrenp Der SeuerSbrunIt IuGter
Die SnDtaner pieOersult in pas Snnere Del
Stapt ein3uprtnsfn, purDen aber 3uriGtfaetrie-
ben, naGOem lte 1Gpn betm erIten 2ln9rif 6
Bis 7 SUote 9ebabt. Cine 3iemlt9e Nn3a6l
BON tbnen muB Serpunbet iporoen leiu, bod
tonnte man DteleIben ntat 3ablen, ba Die Ser=
tpunbeten unO 8O0ten BON ben Snbianern fort.
gelGleppt purpen. l1nsefabr 5 @ciBe wuroeu
an pieiem Sage setDptet unO cine Nnsabl per-
tpnnoet.
Nm 90, 81. unO %. Nu9ult fano fstn Nn4
erif ltott unO es trafen mittlerpetle GerItQr,
tun9en Don ct. @eter, Wantatu unD ben UNI.
ltegenpen Sarmen Elm, 10 pab fh pie 3abl
Der 0afenfdbtsen IN Stem llm i'm @an5er
auf 500 belief. sic wurDen BON 9rn. 6lan=
Drau (0tt4ter Der Supreme Court in ct.
QuuD c%Ummanptrt.
Nm %. Au9ult erfolgte Ssiten5 Der Sn.
Otaner Elm nsuer 2lnsrtf BON psr|diepsnet
Seiten. sic (teften ale umliseenpen Sc
bdultdfeiten, parunter mebrere Wtablen uuc
@elbait5pldbe u. cine Wtnpmiible, in Braup,
Die g8eiBen batten tG auf Dem 0auptplagg
osr Sta0t binter Garritdoen aufgeltett UNI
ldlugen Die Snotaner, tpeld}e mebrere beftiBs
An9rife auf Die Garrifapen madten, tets AT
rid. - ss
Gen "a. Niigult (Sonntae) ii6er fainpe'
ser Aiepene Sharmilbel ltatt. SIS gelnng, rtl
SnOtaner 2 Mlsileu 3urud3utreiben uho Du
man bUfen ourfte, DAP le Oorerlt etaen Stud
3ug Der l1n1eren ntGt beldi :tgen pilrDen, (1
purOe pteler am %. 2lugut (aJipntas) an9e-
~tretea, nad,Oem man ldneu Oae Wentse, Daa
man retten t%onnte, 3ulammengepadt bate.
Die BeIabung Diente als Osdun1 fnr bfi,
GId3ue, Der elldli4 bis Mantato bewertltel-
lt9t DurOe.
Die GountYpapiere ltno eerettet.
Son Mantatc begabeu li6 Die 6lii9ti9er
lpatsr raA ct. peter unp bon Da lino ~ein5elnt
leitber in ct. Daul einsftrofen. Die metlte1
O~ereiben baben bet pem Ntansel an trans
pprtmitttln wenig mebr ais pas nadte 2ebeu
9erettet. Inter pen 0eretteten D~eftnpen (id
Die 6rau, Die Sinner nnO Die beipen S6md
ger /bes 9rn. Wil6elm YfanOer, lsrner bic
5rau unp Die &inoer OeS 6rn. Guscn Ser
ltenbaucr, pic leitBer IN ct. paul e~intalen,
unO bic 6amilis pes 6rn. souis S6eObalO,
Der In Dielsn 9aeea in Gbisaso eintrefsn
wtrb. Sir Die 6amilien 9fanoer, Naeelcn
uno @erltenbauer naren Die SAreden mn 70
GROCER, pa ibre 5aupter liA peit meg bel Der
Armee bef1npen.
Die Wutb unO raffintrte @raulamteit, pu=
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NSE%NC VVh TvQUAGoUluG%
0erIonen, relde eeltern nit Der Baltimore
ltno Sbip-@tirnbabn Bier anfdmen, beliGten.
paB ernltIlde VOrpcltengefe6te sipilhen ben
unlern uno ben 8sbellen Bel Dculespile fotts
gefuncen baben.
9oOlesDile 1T so MeiGen BON Baltimore.
80 Weilen BON Bd1hin9tpn. unD 20 Oleilet
liolid Dpn Der Baltimore unD Sbio @tlen.
babn. unlere 8prpOlten bepc9en Ii6, aepeft
BON elmer ltarfen Ma6t, l6neQ auf Der Sire
perid HoaO pprwarte, mdbrene bet 8edptae
cine ungebenre Male Sruppen ltebt, terett,
ben 6einO gu empfan9en, ipbalo or auf galtts
more ODER 9SalbingtUn ocrsuriifen pgrluht.
Die 3ele9rapbenUperateure an citation | II.
v rpnrOsn BON ben 8sbelen s~efansen senoms
man, ipelGe IiA gu 9lei9er .3sit aler ibrer
JuItrumente benldGttste.
0cfcGt 1T Der @Gge ban YnulesbiGc.
US aibtn9tUn 8. Sept. Geltern Na9@
ttttta8 9fiff elm DstaGement pun Sarnswurt6
Snotana- Gapalerie Das II. Sir9. @aoaQerie
Ne9t. In Der N1be BON Ypolesptlle an unp
trteb es auseinanper, inpem es mebrere tTptete
unD ~bermunpete mnD 6 @efanaene moobte. bic
ote1em Ntorsea Dor ben bielisen @rupultmors
l6aa eebraGt unp Damn in'S alte @apitOl aes
braGt wurpen.
Der Sff5ier, tpelGer Die Gefanaenen bier
Ser traAte, ia9t, baB bic Netelencapalerie
%wabrldeinlt4 ~abgelhnitten lt unp mebr @e<
fan9sae ssma4t warpsn.
Il AAAHMMM aMM HgEH 2 saH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23

bu: little difference to the Democracy. 1t
Is none of their business what kind Of res
olations Democrats pass or refuse to pass.
They would be dissatisfied with any action
Democrats might take. Furthermore, if
Democrats do not choose, for reasons
which may be good to themselves, to pass
resolutions OF personal respect to mem
bers OF their own party, is it ia'very good
taste for Republicans to meddle about it?
We think not.
The object of the Republicans is so
transparent that the mos. gullibIe will not
be deceived by it. If they succeed in
anything more than rendering themselves
ridiculous. it will be rarity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
NOT SATISFIED.

The Republican papers are very much
dissatisfied with the action of the Demo
cratic State Convention. One thing which
they keep continually harping upon is,
that it did not pass resolutions compliment
tary TO the memory of The late Senator
Douglas. and to Governor Wright. That
the Convention did right in refusing to
pass pos.humous resolutions, cannot be
successfully denied. BY doing SO it left
no room for reasonable men to complain !:
for by refusing to entertain compimenta-
ny resolutions To those whom the party
had elevated to the highest positions, ma.
ny who were equally worthy, but not
included IN the resolutions, can have no
cause of complaint for any slight which
the party would have put upon them.
We know that Governor Wright is a man
of too much honor.-of too keen an ap
probation Of the favors, confid and
and support which the Democratic party
have ever extended to him. and which
have elevated him to his present high DO.
sition among the statesmen and patriots
of our country, TO consider himself slight
ed because he did not get another endorse
ment. lie knows tor what purpose Dem.
ocra,ic Conventions are assembled.
If the Republicans do not like the action
of the Convention. it will probably make
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 90.
Gen. Thomas telegraphs to headquar-
ters that Zollicofier came up to his en-
campment, and attacked him near Webb's
Cross Roads, in the vicinity Of Somer.
set
ZolicoTer and Baltic Peyton had been
killed, and the rebels were in full retreat 10
their intrenchments at Mill Springs, with
the Federals in hot pursuit.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The recent fight took place on Sunday,
instead of Saturday morning.
Gen. Thomas. SUNDAY evening. followed
up the rebels to their intrenchmerts. six.
teen miles from his own camp. and when
about TO attack them this morning, he
found their intrenchments deserted. the
rebels having left all their cannon. Quar-
termaster's stores, tents, horses and wag-
ons.
The rebels, in dispensing. had crossed
the Cumberland in one steamboat, and by
a line of barges at White Oak Creek, op
posite their encampment at Mill Spring.
Of the rebels 275 were killed and
wounded, including Zollicofer and Pey.
ton.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
TIac Great California Flood.

SAN Francisco, Jan. ~.
The Legislature has adjourned to the
9ist inst, to allow the water to subs de
from Sacramento.
The whole city has been under water,
from two to eleven feet deep. The people
have been driven to the second stories OF
their houses, and are unable to build fires
to cook their food. Cooked provisions in
large quantities have been sent from San
Francisco in two steamers.
The water mas materially subsidized since,
but the weather is still unfavorable in the
whole valley.
Other portions OF the State have suffer-
ed severely from this unprecedented inun-
dation. and many millions OF property have
been destroyed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
STYLE, FORM, TERI MS. &c.

VOLUME MI, for 1869, will maintain the en-
viabe reputation the Rural New Yorker has ac
qured for both contents and Appearance 1t will
be published in superior style-with new type,
good white paper. and many fine Illustrations Its
Form will continue the same as now-Double
Quarto-with an Iu'' Title Page, &c. at close
of year, complete for binding.
TERMS, ALWAYS IN ADvANcE.-S2 a year; 3
copies for So. 6 for Sl0 10 for SD; ID for sol ;
20 for s;23-with free copy for every club of six
or more. ujNOw is the time to subscribe and
form clubs. Efficient Local Agents wanted in all
places reached by the United States and Canada
mails, to whom we shall try to give good pay for
doing good lj-Specimen numbers from to
I'D ShowBilis in..ucements, &C., sent free TO all
disposed to benefit their neighbors and communi-
ty by intro. ucIng the paper to more general sup
port. Address
d. ID. T. MOORE, Rochester, Ny.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
Nativity Of the Volunteers.

by the report Of the Sanitary Committee
it appears ii at, Of the regiments inspected,
81 were from New England; l0l from
the Middle including Virginia,
Maryland. and Delaware--62 from the
Western States. including Kentucky, Mis-
souri,. Kansas, and Nebraska Beginning
with the formation Of these regiments, the
Inspectors found that the average time oc-
cupied in recruiting full regiment was
six weeks the shortest period being ten
days, and the longest three months. In
76l per cent. Of the regiments, the ma
joriiy of tie men were found to be Ameri-
can born; IN 81 the majority We're Irish
and in 81 the number of native and foreign
born WAS found about equal. The inqui.
~. therefore, dispals tie fiction that the
majority OF the Union army is Of foreign
birth. The conclusion of tie Commission
is IT, i would be nearer approxim alton
to tie 'uh to state that about two thirds
of our volunteer soldiers are American
born, and nine tenths citizens, educated
under the laws OF the Union and in the
English tongue. The average age of the
men is stated at 5, and that Of the off,
GERS at 81.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned WILL
on the 2lst day of December. lc6l at the latc res
idence OF Ziba inget, deed, in Polk township in
this county, expose to public sale large ainounC
OF personal property belonging the estate of the
said decedent, consisting OF household and kitchen
furniture, farming implements and utensils, grain
ana growing crops, stock OF all kinds horses, cat
re, hoSS; &c-, "a great variety of miscellaneous
articleS-an oi which will be sold to the highest
and best bidder, at public auction. All sums of
three dollars and under, cash in hand; all sums
over three dollars at a credit ofsx months. giving
notes with approved security, with interest from
date, waving valuation and appraiSement laws
SOLOMON PEARMAN,
dec5-15t3 Administrator
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan.

ToRTRESS MONROE, Jan. ~.
a flag of truce went to Craney Island
too day. with two persons who came down
from Baltimore last night TO go South.
The following is all the news we can
gather from Southern papers received:
lex President John Tyler is very i'll, at
Richmond.
"a dispatcl, dated Macor. Ga. says
that the accounts from the wheat region
are very favorable. and that the crops never
appeared more promising this early.
the following Brigadier Generals
have been confirmed by the Congress at
Richmond: Henry Heath. of Virginia,
Johnson r. Duncan, of Louisiana; and
Wood. Of Alabama.
"Dares from Havana to the 9th inst.
have been received at New Orleans. Bust
ness was extremely dull on the island.
1.-The Norfolk Day Book gives rumor
that The Federal Secretaries Of the Interior
and of War have resigned, and that Col
fax, of Indiana. and Holt, of Kentucky.
will succeed them"
The U. S. steamer Sumpter arrived
yesterday afternoon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
From Gen. Esucll's Column.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10.

OlNClNNA1l, Jan. III.
A special to the Commercial. from In
dianapolis, SAYS that four Indiana regi
ments, in the Green River column, have
advanced to South Carroton, and will
soon occupy Rochester, This is directly
in front of Bowling Green.
Gen. Buell. is concentrating powerful
force AT Green River, and it is said he IS
now ready for a forward movement.
The rebels at and about Bowling Green
are destroying the railroads, telling trees
acr"e. he track and doing everything to
retard he progress of our army
Its said they are making every prepare
ton to evacuate Bowling Green upon the
approach Of our troops
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23

Two Republicans of this town are gull
ty OF treason, as defined by Federal au-
thorlties. Their crime consists in bar.
gaining for, and buying, Treasury Notes
at discount. Can they not be punished
when Democrats are imprisoned on mere
suspicion?