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ND RrsEl PIRAvES.

- ktabsme In thc Mona Passage.
eSraaa faySsr, Of The British bark Barbados, which
nsy 4 this rt yesterday morning from Rio Janeiro,
fAxuayra. rspofS that on the soth ult, while In the
~ Pasags. saw long, low, black, bark riggsd
9w screw. with sIx guns on each side, and large
esward. HAD great deal OF gilt work on her stern
J Sp usar 70 the Barbados, when, dlplayng the
1h ensign, she kept on and left Tho Barbados made
nAis Tor tho steamers name, but received no reply.
1ns steamer then ran up the American ensign at her
ySo, and went into the harbor Of PonA Espado tho
21st end OF st. Domingo. The steamer had nothing
higher than opgalantmasts with black lever mass had
8bquars and fore and AFT foresail and mainsas had
eapsas clothes and hammocks in the rigging drying,
~ Nhen near the Barbados took them in Instantly
~ carried lohk pennant.
Che Royal Gase, Of Dsmerara, Of the 25th us, says
brig Milo thirty days from New York; arrived here
hs morning, with papers only to the Gath Of October.
he boarded the l1th instant in latitude "a deg
\ min. and longitude 54 deg. 50 by Confederate
&anbeat which was stated by her crew TO be
ehs Wyoming but the buckets in tho boats which
Alongsido had tho word Virginia painted them.
:, NE wyoming. Virginia, is vessel, apparently
q Gvs hundred tons, and carries about twelve guns
Winding by the ships papers that the Milo British
tessel, she allowed TO proceed her voyage Tho
1toat 6red tho bows another vessel bound to
~ north and brought her to- This is supposed to be
esas named tho Helena, but where from is not known
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The Public Meeting.

10 TIE RDITOK OF TIE HERALDs
NIw YoRK, Dec. 10, 1862.
~ ths request Of number Of influential citizens the
meeting advertised for Saturday evening" tho goth ns
ri the Cooper Institute will be postponed until after the
tspsrt Of tho committee appointed by Congress to nvest
eats the causes Of the late disaster at Fredericksburg
WILLIAM CHAUNCEY,
Chairman OF Committee Of Arrangements.
S1s. Msan,s. Rsons Secretaries.
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ssass7F~ Disd EN
MAsrm-At III rssldsnpe, II Carson street, On 16Hse
day norniag, December 10. Nr. fuoxAs hAaM, aged D
years. 9 mouths and ~ days.
The funsr win take place fre g. yohn's chapel this
(6aturday) atsrnoou at e0ook His friends Aod ac
quaintancss respectfully invited 70 attend, without
further Invitation.
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UOOrfs, Ties. Robes.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
UNION ADAMS.
No 637 Broaway, New York CITY.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

rI,HE COUNTRY RINGS
With the fame II
ORPHEUS c. KERRS
Published from week 10 week IN the
SUNDAY ME.cuRi.
They mark epoch In the
COMIC LITERATURE
OF America, srd are read at the
WHITE HOUSE
And every other house in the land with intense relish Coun
papers throughout the Union copy them pie emea In
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
And sometimes omng that act o justice. IT, however.
tho
LAuGHTERI.OyING PUBLIC
wish keep thoroughly posted TO the ssynss and dongs
MACKEREL BRIGADE.
and its distinguished officers they mus. follow the corps
and ia eccentric historian, they dploy through the
BEST CIVIL AND MILITARY NEWSPAPER
OF tho AGE. Abe SUNDAY MERCrHYS Comic Depart
ment is also illuminated week by Tue quaint Letters
OF
4 DIsBASDED VOLUNTEER.
n which the discussed with mixture Of Lumor and
Ggnciy tina. raves the reader In doupt whether the veteran
earnest.
But taes. popular eorrespon iebts will continue their
haaons and whoever wishes 70 read their ~itticisns
and tha parahlc hits. will do well 70 purchase the
81 NDtS NbR( Ey. the comprehensive, sll.aivc,
wi1eawaac sr otoghly Independent newspaper In the
Cn.on. II moro than
THREE OLD THE CIRCULATION
Of ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY PAFEHs IN TIE CITY
taat lam!y that does not take u con keep up with the
inarch OF sl the various whch
within the scone Of A UNIVERSAL JOURNAL
rElcL fiYE CENTS A cory.
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NHR SUNDAY MERCURY
PayO
OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR the
ADVANCE sHBKId
of
PIERCE EGAN'S
NEW ROMANCE,
entitled
THE POOR hIRL:

MARCsIIONEss AND HER sgcrEr
sehes The Of thu heroine. vii epess deeper
sensation In the reading world than produced by
9f o " ssss or Z: s
Of 81 hs and mas esss Sss
hs ss %Spy Ek The SpE s IN n
wrought tale tender and Touching scenes ia startling
disclosures and ,e wonderful dramatic tale Il cxhibi.cdi
to the highest The story ot Camille. which has
pen o Buiwer has rortrayed TIC ss,ons and
tons OF the human mind more powe,nly nor has Dick.
an donFa Of the classes who I've by these wi,s ihs es
% o. The and I TS than VIII b. %
facts aud many Of The characters under other names actu
Tho ,n interest Of The plot grows out Of tho double
marire m q ady of @ hs a. rank & ana 4 iac sdenspcs res
infancy an. left tue mercy Of greedy anl eaIacons
wh h, She S s oEs e radhe a an onrS Of
dacn che cer into tie secret ccnsss o. the scious OF
bright = Sd Of human nature Sympathy ndisnatoa ss.
constituent vivid curiosity hy turns escrd rs tue
% hsh H. ss hs S moo noscss s
Unnatural Bui@er have no counterpart ia real le but
Fierce Eg Loii the key which unocss the heart
he passions Tie feelings the Impulses o the they
are yaronsly influenced by emperamcni education and
despair us was necr yet obtained through the pages OF
The work opens mos. fcccitousy. The early chapters
rvot he attention Of the reader Ia assiug on from one
evenif history" he nlnd and he maaaton become
lower in the se eaS q the "S9r G as if sac
Te OF two thousand dollars and upwards may seem
PROPRIETOR OF tie SUNDAY MERCURY, n pursuance Of
the DISCRIMINATION e MAKE the great sunday newspaper
spared in hr accomplishment; Of their opjec
ahca All n2 o tG ns s1 81 G ds that IL e
rally has compettos and the about T. open viii 30
srme pisaasd & @ @ sqT n s aa IL @ @ % sv World
It's circulation i now heod that OF All tn other Sunday
prf rnicE FIVE < GEMS T Al Ar EVERY NEWS pEroT
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PRlGes Cashed In all Lcgalizcd Lotto
glea Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Ladies' Anklets-A Shield from Cold and
Ys and Indispensable for lady skaters For sale by all
4rst class shoe stores New York. Brooklyn and jersey
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

oleavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand and made 70 order by
UNION ADAMS, Nc. e37 Broadway.
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"A LadlSs' Kid Gl0ves.-On and After DE.
Vembcr 20 full assortment Of first quality French KID
Utoyes for ladies Will be inclutcl IN stock.
IRA PEREG0 SONS, LIS Broadwnv.
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Y,HE PEOrLE IN COUNCIL.

T,HE PEorLE IN COUNCIL.
The proceedings of the great meeting be held a. the
Cooper Institute this evening" which will uuqe sOnaby be
or the most important gatherings convened In New
York, Will be
REPORTED IN DETAIL,
with every incident that may occur. IN thu
SUNDAY MERCURY
OF
TOMORROW MORNING,
DECEMBER ~.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Holiday yPresents.-Elegnnt Scarfs, 4 ics,
Shirts. &c al w. MOoDTS, f3 broadway $, Nicholas
biock
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof 5afcs.
Also Sdeboard and Paror Safee Ger silver plato &c. 63
Murray street. OF College place. L. ". PATRICK
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

The Great Fight at Fredcricksburg-Map
ofthe Scone OF fOperataOns-The Evacaa-
Zion OF the City-Important Operations
I'm che SOUthwest--Nfovemen me nts in Ea astcrn
Virginia and North CarcIiMn--Thc
Latest News, 60, Sc.
The WEEKLY HERALp, for the present week, ready this
morning, OF ton o'clock will contain full aud highly in
tsestng details OF the graat Battle at fredericksburg
sYap showing the operations Of the Union Forces their
Bravery and Unnchirg Resolution, their Occupation Of
Che City, and Its nDa Evacuation without the Loss OF
Man Gun, the whole Illustrated with Map showing
hhe Field OF Operations Of Burnside Thursday, Friday
Saturday, Sunday and Monday last II will also contain
4he latest accounts Of tho mporsnt Military Operations
IN the Southwest Reports of General Fosters Operations
IN Eastern North Carona Important intelligence from
ths Nevoted sates The Larest News from Europe and
Ahs latest Tclegraphic intelligence from all parts o. the
country.
Il Tssms.-Two doara per year. Single sopies.Nn wrap
eefs. Ave cents.
E0Meiai DrswIngs OF Murray, Eddy q
kssHsa .9a cnss s'si L'ssss; 10
10. 10, 4s, 75, 25 32, z, g., 81, a, y, 8, %.
rs, q. So H. 5, =, 15, j. Il, Il, Il, l.
Orcusrs sent FREQ Of charge by addressing either 70
CovinS:on. Ky. ST. Louis No.
OMeial Drawings of the Delaware state
:Ssi.rAss. E.r.. CLASS sa,.-Dssemser y. 1852
4, IS, 46, 62, "a, So al. AZ, 5, 60, l9, GO, Al.
~ DktkwARx, CLASS 4l2-Deccmbcr ls, 1862.
S89, 2l, 60. Al, 23, 50, 2, II, II, AZ, 60, 2,
VVcuHFs sent Oy addrssslITis yniTis 4 MORRIS ! co.
Wilmington, Delaware
0meiai Drawings Of tho Library Asso.
A'a o'nOccn,s cs.s. tSssy ss sbss%Sr q Ksa;S:sy
s ~ Gas. es No. sS p.saS.r ss mi ri H. Il ss a. 'S o.
-. 49, SO, S, 81, 2e, 81, 50, g. IL, Il. IA.
g. BRoADBEST . co. covngton KY.
3RAxes Cashed In all Lcgalixcd Lotto
nss Information given JOSEPH BATES.
Broker, No. II Wall street. room No. !, Ny.
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= DavId's Holiday style OF Centlemen's
Hats-29tls Broadway, near Diane street
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Colleen Bawn-This Afternoon aud
Evsnng at BAENrN'S ladies aud children ta6e notice.
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BELOW.
Two tsrks ana ono brig, unknown
SAILED.

steamers Delaware, Port Royal; City Of Richmond, and
Ticn,yn, Washington; Geo Collins, Gco Peabody, Mcri-
mae sylvan shorc ships clyde (Br), Maid of Orleans
iuniba; barks Ceres Quincy, Riycan lo; brigs Lowell
Eliot, Wave, AlthnR.
Wind st sunset NW, fresh,
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Take Ayers pills For All the Purposes
ar purfIvc, Ter constipation, Indigestion headache and
Over c6npap by universal accord they the best o all
1pfGayves for family use.
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posv orricE .oT,cn.

IlosT OFFICE NOrICE,--ruf MAILS FoR GREAT
u Brlau auu me Couuuent, via Southampton nnd ite
mon, per steamer Hansa and Tor Ireland YIN 9aecu.ou
ptr s.camcf kanearoo wnl oose n hls ote ~ setur
pnt tire Shh day VI pscenbfr at tV' Wei0S y ~ t1 ~
tbe IN town statino~ ~ frnys ykSaOuA and ~ 70
A. 81. ssionsG q aud ~ 92O A. NJ; station E,aO5 A. NJ /,
ApGAN WAKEMAN, Pcs.mas,er.
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11IsCELI.ANHOUD.
sN~-~S>-N~~<~~r Ss0SsAS> .
EHIvE CENTS FER COPY
= WIZ 70 the H,iss q to mSr9w,s issue d 'as

The rise o. moro than one hundred per cent In tn price o.
paper which has compelled rcreass
her prices any per cent and the slow coaches Of Sun
DAY press 10 charge higher figure Zoe S0porinc ti
thax administer 70 the public brings ths SUNDAY h.ES
cUkY though with great reluctance into the
propreors know and feel that would be cheaper Il Ten
cens than OF the Sunday Anodynes referred To- M
onesourih that IL would be placing estimate
upon Of the public 20 suppose them ncapa-
combining al he best fsstures OF leading daily wi,s
Of 6rs Class weekly and tho veie OF sUcpy shess
oblvtous oil special tecgraphc dcsratches spes
spondeais aud all the adincts required to Keep Agis
awake nation posted up Hour ON al points which
Il imports them 10 know. .
This tho SUNDAY MERCURY does. This the other san.
dsy do not The price OF tho old o foncerns and
OF ths SUNDAY MERCURY 10 the same. "yon pays your
nionoy and takes CHOICE The sales OF tho Sun
DAY MERCuRy-tripling hose OF all tho other Sunday
put together-show which way that choice teud
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Beobo d Co, s5C Eroasiwny, Hinvc Pre-
pared new aud elegant sy. ilas aai Caps Ia. Holt
And Scn ne,p
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Maison Mntllard.

:.
The largest and most elegant Fancy Boyc. and
Fancy Ornaments Christmas New Years Prcscn
khat bas been exhibited .his city, is offered ~
moderate prices at MAILLARDS, 62 Broadway
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Physiology. phrenoicuy. physiocno-

my-Mcssrs FOWLER twEII,s announce a course OF fy
SECURES, ~ lincoln Hail. cancr OF Eighth avenue an
Thifty.thd street. commencing Monday evening" Dec ..
Iickets rs ceits; 10 b. had nj COS broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Z fSiII,s Hair Dye, 20 Ccnts-pIack or
ssSs Best uss. 5Spo, Ne. Barclay SlecL AMI sold
II ~ dypgalsta
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Y The Mos: Oistin1ucr Hat for Gems
Nemen. now offered "a the cS, : ~ rNAKEs, NJ. f25
Broadway, New YORK Bo,si.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

Tru5scs, s,-Marsn d go.-.Ractcal CurC
Truss Qncc stu at Nc. Yrfuy street, Astor House No
rennsclon With auy ether oacc q tho same lady
Attendant
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

4 Campbell, Csemiet and Apothceary,
nnsr rrhth and Twenty eighth street. Prescrip.
Toas osre:Gliy prepared Pure medicines.
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

DR C. GRAHAM MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, NO. 357
IL Boyery-Curea Rheumatism, Neuralgia Asthma: Dys-
pepsa Paralysis, Lung and Liver complaints Sore Eyes,
DE &c
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5JJ ant 3iJ FOURTH STREET
Northwest ol Broadway.
VIII sell lie whole their superb stock cabinet Furni.
tue at cost, reduce stock which tar Of the very hest,
wei seasoned nnd s'e ted MATERIAL by te best worn"n m
the country, their shop Ter tho ervision OF
the firm, whose reputation for cyc-encc snuactGrc
la. been Established for seventy Sgars.
Ladies fancy sew IN aaG Reception CLa-, Work Fables
& fnr Anl-hFy rrrtcni..
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

This nedicine tho OF Digestion cod exctD
the absoybens into healthy action By Which the water
caccrous depusons ond al unnatural onarYeinents
duccd well a. pain and Inflammation, aQOd Ger
MEN, WOMEN AND ouILUEEK
The New York herald., 1862-12-20

q. w. Green, at the New Hat Couspa-
py, las Nassau street.-The trrs; Gnsity oi Dtcss Hat
- 20, equal sny sold elsewhere Tor - All ac ltesI
styles Of Soft Hats al equally lov iliccs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-18

rare % low % BY any other Routsl
EFT 4 & h So
~ this Route Freishts can be foxws,aa. -..,,, ar,
paleh TO New fsrk. Boston, Philadelphia. Halfnas.
hnu points North, East and Sousbeast Nsr.hant.
VIII nia IL TO their advantage 10 shtp freigL, rrnu
lhe kast by this route. Over Cha res md Ds ave.
Est " 80 iHA LoN.
II Askfor Ticketsby way OF the Grsstwrh..n
valley Route and be re yon geithsm
= r New and Elegant Sleeping Carr are runfrop
0uincy TO Lafayette. (260 miles so that pa.senvsr
ney. fAssu0iJouf-
1T Baggage Chscks I'd from Ksokuk tosittmnn,
tant tplaces, East and South.
~. R.-.Tickets for safe II theeornsr ~
Main and Second streets "
N. y. mUNSON.
,a, freight nd Ticket Areni
s1ue-'ea kE0ktk. IOWA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-18


FIR EI G HTS.
by thfsroute, Freis hts o. all ldsscriptiorse.. ~
iorNaraed from PhilAdelphia New York Rosinn ~
bahtmofe:to or from amy point on The n, iirn.S. /.
oI ohlot hentncky, Indiana, illinois, Wiscnnsln
Iowa OF missouri BY RAlLkoAD DIRECT -uiS'
Inc Pennsyivania Railroad also connect. - pn,
ourE with steamers, by which Goods can be erorr..d
90 20 any point on the Ohio, Musk ingum Kentncs~
iSanoseee, amberfAnd, ulinots, ,Niscopvjn Nts.i.
sipPi' missouri Kansas, Ark ansas and Red River..
Aha atElevslaDd ,saHdusts asid Hhicapo with,ts.w
Hs 70 All ports ON the North estern Lal es
AbScnahGAnd Shippers ntrustins the transnoy1.
toh ni Freight 10 this Company an RELY win
oonndenoe on its speedy transit 'a's -
The kates OF FrekrAt
andlrom any pofntin the W est by the pennny,-
rknaa 1 aent EAl Railroad, are at all itmes AR "a
voKabLE As ARE CHARGED BY OTIiERRAII-
III be particularto to mark packages, s,ylAPxn..
For Freight Contractsor Shipping Directions. m
Company.
4. Sass, 81. .Louis, Missouri.
VII 4 Il. l.. LAkHLES ,Gsllipoin,os
G.. b. NEAL, Park ersburF, Va
HALL h CO., Msrietts, o.
g. PIERCE Il CO., Zanesville U.
M,D0W ELL &MaCDI4M. Portsmouth -.
Il M'NEELY, Msysyllle, Ky.
J.p. JOHNSON kipey,o
JOHN TODD, Covington- NY.
G. l.. HE.AIoN, Cleveland U.
n. G. MELDRUA, GeD'l Travelling Ag'uor
he South snsWest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-18
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Dyoyersaud Farmers VI nn d this the mostsdysn,
t.orous route fr 1--we Stock. Cnpacious faros, ven
wstarrd al nd suppiied with every convenience nave
= ~ orrn, ot line ftsc onnectioDs undeNefy
a,,eniion ls paid 10 their wants. From harrsoasKn
where will be found every convenianee ,or
"a Fasting a choice la offered pi AlAS PhiLA DEL.
pTIA. NEW YORK and BALTIMORE AAkkEIs.
rms = iii also be found The shorsesi quicsest sno
Al direet route for stock to New Alien
nl-snd wilh few er cha anges than any other.
EN0t,H LEWIS, Generals buPtt. altoona -
T. n HOUPT Gan. Tick ~ esAkt1,rhiiadelpnia A.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-16
New York, Ii


The Tribune's Washington correspond
eht says:
Some time ago General Hooker asked
Gen. Mcclellan what he should do with
so or 60 fugitive slaves who we're within
his lines at Budd's Ferry7 General
Nc lellan replied with an order directing
him to inquire. in each in stance, whether
the fugitive had Or not been employed in
the military service Of the enemy. If he
had been, General Hooker should employ
him; il not, be should exclude him from
his lines. thus morally liberating him, lea
wing the final disposition of the matter to
the civil authorities.
1t is understood that similar rule viii
hereafter be applied in every case occur
ring within the army ofthe Potomac.
a new military department. has been
constituted department of Key West
consisting Of the Tortugas and Fort
Taylor.
1t will be under the command Of Brig
Gen. Brennan
Gen. McKinstry will be brought to tri-
al at st. Louis as soon as his accounts have
been examined by the Commission in ses-
sion there
The Senate Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs will soon report bill for the recog-
milton of Hayti and Liberia. The bill will
make provision for tho appointment of a
Charge TO both Of these countries, and to
be empowered TO act as Commissioners Of
Emf grafton.
The Senate Military Committee will
sooa report Il bill to repeal the law making
it obligatory on the Secretary of War to
discharge from service all minors on proof
of their minority
The Times special dispatch. Of the 18th
inst. says:
There is much doubt expressed TO-
night whether Mr. Cameron will be con
firmed as Minister 10 Russia; but lie will
be, think. without doubt.
Ben. Wade WAS he chief competitor
urged upon the Presideu! as Secretary of
War in place of Cameron.
&C. NJ. Clay returns TO take a command
in the army. lie will be appointed a Brig.
General.
The appointment Of Stanton as Sec:e-
tary of War gives great PLEASURE.
They have confidence in his energy
aud plAck and believe he will push on The
war
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-16
EXHIBITION OF
LyTELENESS

We are informed by an Attorney Of this
place, thai client of lis requested him
to have a legal notice, which he was to
pay for, published in the DEMocRAr. The
Attorney stated the desire of his ellen; to
Mr.. PERsmNG. the Clerk. by whom the
notice was TO be a.tested and also stated
that it was matter OF no consequence TO
himself where it was published, but that
the request was made in compliance with
the desire Of his client. Mr.. PERsuiNG.
with all the dignity which Is generally at
tributed to an Emperor, fatty refused TO
comply with any such request And
this is the manner in which this official
serves the people-pays no attention to
their requests, when they could be COM
piled with without any extra exe-tion or
loss of dignity on his part, unless it is to
fly. into rage because people have such
impudence.
We ask no favors of such a selfish, mar
row minded, ,lliberal politician as Mr.
PERsHrNG has shown himself to be. 1t is
no pleasure or profit to be the servant of
sucl an unworthy servant Of the people.
He seems to think that because Republi
cans elected him to Office. no Democrat,
or other person. has right to approach
his august presence. He appears to act
on the idea that the most abject submits
sion on his part To the clique that controls
him. aud the party that elected him. is
the only tenure by which he will oe able
to hold his Office until the end Of the term
for which he was elected. Ii he has made
any attempt to act the man. by serving
th, people instead Of his party. the at
tempt was too feeble to arrest public at
tention. and he Eel! back TO the only occu.
patton for which he seems to possess any
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-16
CAMERON REMOVED.

We are happy to announce the removal
or compelled resignation Of Hon. Simon
Negro Equality Cameron. Secretary Of
War. Old Abe knew, or ought TO have
known, that Cameron was one of the most
consummate rascals throughout abolition
dom, which is saying great deal. If he
and his friends did not make money out Of
the Office during the ten months he filed
it, it was because there was none in it.
The cause of his resignation" has not
been officially announced, although it is
known TO be the difference Of opinion ex-
listing between himself and the balance Of
the Cabinet relative to emancipating and
arming the slaves. He has received The
appointment # Minister to Russia. which
it is supposed. is the only punishment the
Administration designs inficting On him.
His successor Hon. +. M. Stanton, Of
Washington, was. until lately. Democrat
He held place, that of Attorney General.
In buchanan Cabinet. during the latter
part of his Administration. Mr.. Stan
tons antecedents are of the right order
and his appointment leads us to believe
that change for the better has been effect
ed. The stonger the democratic element
in the Administration. the better will it be
for the government and the people. May
it speedily preponderato
This must be very humiliating to those
blatant Republicans who so severely de-
nounced the leading Democrats. and es-
pccialy the members of Buchanan's
Cabinet. charging upon them the respops
Utility for the advantage in arms which
they say the rebels possessed at the com
mencement Of hostillies. The table,"
'"pure." and economical administration"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-16

by 700 men from Paintsville, and drove
the enemy from all his positions He car
RED off the majority of his dead and all
his wounded
"This morning we found 81 of his
dead OH the field. His killed cannot be
less than 60.
ave have taken 25 prisoners, 10 horses,
and quantity of stores.
The enemy burned most Of his stores,
and fled precipi:ately.
10 day | have crossed the river, and
am now occupying Prestonburg
''Our loss is two killed and twenty Eve
wounded.
(Signed) 81. A. GARFIELD,
Colonel Commanding Brigade