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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
Denoe raiic 'EOxnsl,ip Convention

The Democracy Of Center township are request
81 to meet in Convention a. the Court House III
Plymouth, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, lS62,
at o'clock, p NJ, to nominate ticket to be sup
ported al the April election.
general attendance is requested. Come onc'
come all.
By order of Center TIP Dem. Com.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13

Also tho following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about two mics East of the Mich
gan Road, and joining the south line of Marshall
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

sympathy. ! think your teousA'>.
and know that NY Leart- beat
responds to your CIV be-
heye in vour justice, and not on
" IN Your Justice bot in your gen
eroslty, which | have so often
and SO largely shared and | sub
init contentedly to your verdict.
In face OF the great Issues
which are before MS, II does not
seem right to spelk upon person
al matters, bat this Is an oceaS-
ION purely per>oatl--a meeting
oi friend, ana feel like "A man
revi>iting an old battle field,
where, naturally, the incidents
Of the day come up IA review be.
fore him. The occasion, TO. of
my visit to your city IS aitogeth-
cr personal. One OF my prncl-
pal objects in coming here is. TO
be present during the trial wi'h
NV friend, that true soldier and
good and legal citizen, General
Mckinstry. During the period
which the prosecution against
him is directed especially TO COW
er, | was his commanding oiii
ces, therefore, IN a better position
to becoue intimately acquainted
with the nature, extent and Sal
ne oil his services than amy 9th
ers, except prehaps yourselves,
who more Immediately felt their
iniluqoe. Having the oPportu-
nlty t5'Le present there with h,ua,
| could not have recoGclled 1t
with my concience to be absent,
believing, as do, that the as
saults upon him were made sole
IY because he felt 1t an honora-
ble dutK to stand faithfully by
tie side oil his CHIEF.
But | will not trespaSs futhcr
on your attention tonight, except
only to say that thank you
very sincerely and warmly for
the honor and pleasure | have
enioycd in your visit, and for the
indulgence with which YOU have
listened to me.
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h1aItlGtIb
'JII II :
BLESSED ARR THEY THAT
MOURN"
BY WV. u. BrRLEiGH.

Oh. deem not that earth's crowning bliss
J.. found iu Joy alone;
For sorroN, bltter though it be,
Hath blr> sing, ail IT. owns
FROM lip- divine. ike hetlingbalm
To hearts oppressed aud tpru'
Thi. heavenly consolation fell
blessed are they that mourn"
Asblossom. smitten by the rain,
Their weetc-t odors yield
As where the pillow -Alr, r,.r-t strikes,
Rich hartest- crown the field;
90. 10 tle hopes by SORROW crushed,
A uoblcr taiih succeeds;
Aud l.lc. by trials .urr0wed, bears
The .ruIt Ol loving deeds.
WHO never mourned, hath never known
Wh1t treasures grief reveals
Tie - mpaitles thai hum tnlze-
The teud,rues> that heals
The power % look within the vail
And learn tht heavenly lore
The key-word oi .iie's mysteries,
50 dark o. Us before.
How rich and sweet and full Of strength
Oar human spirits are,
Baptizcd into the sanctities
OF Suffering and OF prayer!
Sur,ul wisdom, love divine,
B.cth,d throu % the lips which said, &,
"Oh. 6lessed are the souls that mourn
Theg shall be c0mforted!"
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WTiltes. for the Journal.
FROM TIE sJTIi.
GALLlPoLIs, Ohio,)
Oct. 20, 1862.

DEAR JOURNAL: As engag-
ed to write an occasional line for
your columns, | herewith submit
my first in-tallment.
Alter leaving 6aHdolph, about
the fist rather notable scene that
attracted my attention was a nil
itary parade in the streets OF Day
ton. Not that was a stranger
to military paradcS; no, but to
see large military movement
consisting wholly OF drafted men,
in vehicles led on by a handsome
band Of music, and displaying the
good old flag with apparent good
Will, did seem to a looker-on
somewhat novel.
Leaving Dayton after . hours
delay, soon found myself run
ming Gown the Miami valley be
tween continuous sections OF To-
bacco fields. What a shameful
prostitution of soil! For many
years | have indulged the tenn
perate wish, that those large
green worms which so delight to
least on the Tobacco plant might
succeed in the ertire consumption
of the aforesaid narcotic before II
ever so tar atured as 10 he made
into cut-and dry. Why, only this
\. VI. the Medical Director oil
this department ordered 0 pert
chap about II wears old 10 dis.
continue whiting his cigar in hI'
room. The practice is unheal.
thy generally, f!ty, expensive
and inconvenlent; and yet oil,
people cling to it with tenaeity.
and the young ones still learn
( Some men along the road were
rather scarce ol dirt, as they hac
buiit parallel st'ne walls across
the SIDE of thc hills 10 keep the
soil from washing away andthei
cultivated the spaces betweei
chem.
Night came on and as our iror
horse was somewhat disabled
we were some time behiHd tim,
reaching the city. At length III,
Bus landed us at the residence o
our old friend and Acquaintance
Mr. Wesley Cotton, formerly
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side. tie has since participated
m all the grea; battles Of the
Peninsula. and more recently in
those OF Virginia. and now be
had scarcely a lull company let.
Yet he rose up with all bis wont
cd energy, and. elapping his
hands, thanked God iogthe PROF.
hmaaon. il would do more
lhan g dozen battles; would bring
10 oGr side. aot only the active
aid ot the millions IN bondage,
but secure t. rs the syn pathics
and moral support OF every ma
tion In Europe. Besides. j; was
in itself a great act OF Justice.
Such WAS the feeling expressed
on the subject hy one OF the bra
vest and most elevated champions
OF tie war.
To the majority of the officers
and men, the proclamation was
welcomed A. a natural event
one that was certain TO follow
the continunce of the war, and
was. therefore. rot 4 surprise to
any one. 1t will lie acquisced IN
even by those who feel little IN
terest in the abstract questions of
slavery or anti-slavery. at
serves EN- right; they have been
warned long enough, and tie
President has exhibited rare WIS
dem aud patience in withstand
ing so long the pressure ot differ.
est parties upcu hlm. 1t Is a
right act, performed at the right
time, and Will be sustained by the
whole army, were the remarks
of most of those | conversed with
ON the subject. KNOX.
ON THE FIELD OF ANrErAN.
The above is from the New
\ ork Independent.
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81 am not a prophet. am not
sanguine, though hopeful. !
think victory awaits us at every
step, but If God thinks liberty too
dear to be purchased so cheapiy
we can give more. We can give
more sons, more treasure; viii
siYe every thing--but this coua-
tr, shall be one, and one undivi-
led. The Atlantic and Pacific
hail say it-deep answering 70
deep.
Hear it England--one people,
one Constitution, one Govern
ment.
one God, one country, one
aac, one de,tiny-cost wnai 1t
nay. We have It. Let God name
the price. and it shall be paid
H. V. Beecher
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with that prince of business men,
Mr.. Pomeroy, formerly Of Spar
tanburg Tea over, 9 p. NJ. we
walked down to the Gibson
House and lett our card for an
Omnibus next morning to take Us
to Marietta Depot at $40 A. NJ.
With the dawn Of morning we
hurried up to the NJ. L. Book
Concern and laid in some books,
especially Three Day Social
Hymns ard Tunes, for the musi-
cal boys of our regiment. Re
turned to mine hosts. Waited,
waited, wailedl! What can be
the matter? Cars are gone? Yes.
Well, Mr.. 'Busman, why didyou
not come after us? "Why, sir,
because gentlemen must hand in
their cards before s O'Clock in
the evening, if they expect US to
wait on them in the morning. -
Well, when will next train go?
Not till tomorrow 7:4O A. NJ?
Whew! SO | take it leisurely-
go down to Pomeroy's store, look
through with astonlShment.-
From four to six thousand per
day is the amount of :heir trade.
Looked through several apart
mentS IN the principal hospital
and found no Indiana men. Was
told by some one VINO didn't
know that they had all gone for
ward. Went as guest OF my old
friend Manager Harris 20 the
Gibson House to dinner. Ate a
splendid dinner, all the better
because it didn't cost me any
thing. Thank you, "Manage."
Nightfall is coming, so | gath
er my traps into an Express wag
on and report at the Marietta
Depot. There all safe Tor only
seventy-fve cents, ek--uh? Go
up to the head OF Sd and Baum
Streets and stop for the night
with Mr.. Pomeroy Many thanks
for kind attentions again. Go
down to train five minutes before
time. Look through, miss ny
budget OF soldiers notionS--send
note back to Wesley Cotton s
to send on. and so we are of.
Get aboard, here are a host of Of
licers Of East Tennessee, sons Of
Brownlow, Maynard and Andy
Johnson, all ColoneIs. Yes, ard
a Chaplain OF 3d Tenn. ! will
resume right here in nay next.
This town has about 1000 in
habitants and looks a little oldish
Over there lie the frowning hills
of Virginia that look as if the
moro a man had Of them the
poorer be must be. Our reg
meat has gone from its fine camp
grounds here and left me IN
charge OF about twenty sick, all
of whom, ! think, will get well.
The regiment is at Guyardotte
with l0lh Ohio, Col. Cranor.
Men all in fine spirits; officers
agreeable. Our fare very good
and the future fall Of high hope.
A heavy force has gone up to tie
salt-wotks, sece,h have skedad
died. More anon.
s. T. Srorr.
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MiDNI6Sv. TIIOVGuTS ON TIE
BsTILE-FiELD.
THE FIRST NFwS or THE PRoCLA-
NATION.

At midnight, onthc battlefield.
| heard the sound OF coming
footsteps, md . yoice, earnest,
but almost maulihlc, ~ the dis
tance. Now 1t grows more dis
unct. and | hear tue cry
Heres the New York Tunes
and Tribune, got the procllma-
tion ol tie Presideut freeing the
sla>e>!'
S cat as the sound Of angel
voices when they sing to the
shepherds 81 Judea, that voice
rang again and again th.ough the
slumJenng camp 1t was once
more Nae a"nunciation OF peace
one catth--good will to men!'
Seeing the Welcomr messenger
and eascly peru>ing the proela.
nation, / curd, Thank God
there IS light ahead: there IS hope
lortha country: ailnul the pr9m-
iSe OF freedom iInothing more
Ito Tho nation 50 long scattered,
peeled and roddra down.
Hence forward cod is oathe side
OF the warning hosts oil liberty
The voice of Freedom and OF
Justice is ;he voice ol God-and
aIIthc people shall cry. Az en-
The good and the iu>t in all lands
are, rom this hour pledged to
lie struyg,e now waIng agiln>i
aristocracy and slavery on tbs
continent, and "Llbatty aud
niop, now aud forever. one and
in,epcr4blc," have found a new
and true cxpounder. Every sol
diers arm shall he ncrNed with
new energy every artendoweo
with fresh courage, TOR the pray
ers Of good mea anl o, angels
shall strengthen him aud sh,el,
his head ia the day o. Battle.
U.wiIl.ns to ENJOY the gooc
news alone, | reused ore and an
ot.et, aad read TO them t.e proc
l.r.rttGn IN rrf farr lt lpt
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4 mans wealth depends more
on his vile than on his income.
Some women will cause their
husbands 10 become rich on hve
hundred Gollais ayeag others can
scarcely keep out ol jail on five
Thousand.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

Tur GprAr NotrurRN LAKES.
The hate GuVernucut survey
OF the gtent lakes gives the fol-
lowing eNsct measurements:
Lake Superior greatest len lh,
355 uile>; mean depth. gSS feet,
hieht above tie sea, g. feet:
a.ca, $4,000 square miles. Lake
Mich gln-sreltcst length. 800
mile; greatest breadth, 100 mlles;
mean depth, 500 leei hight
above the ea, 5s7 feet; area 20,
600 square miles. Lake Huron
greatest length, 200 miles,
greatest lread.u 100 n.iles; mean
deoti 500 eet. ght above the
sea. o1ltcet; area, % 600 .quale
milo. Lake Erie greatest
lensla, 30 miles; greatest
breadth. - mile; mean depth,
280 lceG hlg t above the sea
800 iarl: area. $500 squaro
miles. Lake Ontaio- create
length, ls0 miles; create !
lrcaa'h. 80 miles. uean depth.
900 frst. Jrre 6.0c0 square unle
Tonl lenrfa of ii,e lakes l.:l6
miles. toitl area, Sf 600 square
mIle-.
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song OF TIE RIVER

Clear and cool. clear and cool,
BY laughing shadow and dreaming pool;
Coo and clear. cool and clear.
Bv shining -hinele and fOaniing weir.
Under the crag where the 0uZel sings,
And the ivied walls where the church bell
rings;
Undeli,cd, for the undefled.
Play by me, bathe in me, mother and child.
Dank and foul, dank and foul,
By the smoke e grimed town Ia its murky
cowl;
Foul and d4nk, foul and dauk,
Bv wharf and sewer and Shiny bank;
Darker and darker, the further | 20,
Baser and baser, the richer crow;
Who dare sport with the sin dehled2
Shrinking tsom me, turn from me mother
and child!
Strong and free, strong and free,
The flood g1tes are open away TO the sea ;
Free and strong, free and strong,
Cleansing my sirerm as hurry along;
10 the golden stnds aud the leapine bar,
And the taintles- tide, that wait me afar
"A los, myself in the infinite main,
Asa soul that has sinned and is pardoned
again,
Undcfi'ed, for the undCfled,
Play by me; battle in me, mother and child!
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4 YoUNG Mans FIRST Les
soN.--Itake it that the first great
lesson a young man has TO learn
Is that he Is an ass. The earlier
the lesson is learned the better il
will be for bis peace of mind and
his success in lie Some never
can learn it, and descend into the
evening OF existence. their ears
len5arning with shadows as they
90. Some learn II early, get
their ears cropt and say nothing
about II: while others senSibly re-
tire into modest employment
where they are not noticed. A
young u,an bred at home, and
growing up in the light OF paren
tai admratlon and iraternal pride,
can not readily Understand how
any one can lie as smart as he is.
He goes into town, puts on airs,
get- subdued, wonders whit it
means. gees into society and finds
himself tongue-lied, undertakes
tc spe * in g DEBATING club and
break doWn or &c; laughed at,
pay attention 10 ace young
woman and liGds q yer! large
mitten on his hands, aiii IN a
state Of mind bordering on dis
traction, sits down to reason a
bout it. This Is called a critical
period olhis history. The result
Of las reasoning decides his tate
Ii h. thoroughly compeehend~ the
TACT that he does not know any
thing. lhat he Is but q cipher. and
whatever hc gets must be won by
hard work, there Is nope Tor him.
lie Will 20 to work aud learn
how 10 hNc. Onthc contrary, If
scll.coneeit holds possession OF
him, ne gets cross aud sour, ii he
tumS up bis nose or sneats, he
wil. be cut. The world has no
use ipr han 4 yoUng man who
is not ,cac,aale ani pIacable and
who rclu>o- TO admit to hmself
that ho does not know anything
to speak o., aad DO i good-natur-
edly, might as well retire TO pri-
ya,e lite list as last
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

How 10 Cu09sg kIsH. Fish
may be- chosen generajly wlih
very gseat ce taIniy alter ! tile
experience. Tie tsss saould al
~ms appear bright, TIE hsst
should IT, hrm aaa elastic. IT.,
s,I.> of . br Il. ret. and lne bc5Y
of ta- ti-,tsuli. Then It MAJ le
depended on a. lre,h aad whole
so.re: 3atii habbv. tie gil.s dark.
aud tie syes dull tie fish Is uniit
- eat.
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No recent Magazine paper has excited
more general interest than the article in TIE
August Atlantic, on Gj mnastics" The pres.
ent work ID an exposition Of the system Of
which that article gave q synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for man,
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics The
hook describes and illustrates his NV SIS.
TEN OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. This system has
had the practical test Of long and varied use
1t comprises exercises with DuMs Bells. RINGS
WANDs, CLUBS, etc, all Of which are made
perfectly clear by full explanations while
many are illustrated by pictorial representa-.
tons Of the body required to perform them.
TUE DUMB BELL INSTRUCTOR, connected with
this wo"k, is Of the highest interest and i'm.
portance. 1t is designed for home use, and
gives great variety Of Dumb Bell Exercises
together with q carefully-selectsd progressive
series for every day practice
THE PAsGYMxAsTIKoN il very simple, use
full, ard cheap piece Of gymnastic apparatus
upon which all gymnastic exercises may be
performed, and which can be introduced, a,
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described aud illustrated in this volume.
The s'NEw GYMNASTICS" should be read in
every family in the land where exercise is
valued ms u means Of health. Ladies, espec.
tally. will find in tia great variety of Easy
SIMrLE, AND INviGoRATING EXERCISES. ALI Of
which may be practi.ed in their own h,mes.
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postpaid TO any address, on receipt Of OSE
DOLLAR. by the publishers.
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Street, Boston
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Hunting Composition Cased Levers, Eng
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TIE l'OssxuS1lplives.

THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RES.
! torcd to health in few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with n severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 10
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used free Of chalge). with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CuRE for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNcnITis, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benift the afflicted, and
spread information which be cOnceives to ha
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer vii!
try his remedy, rs it will cost the nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Rev. ED WARDS 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co. New York. inf
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

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year.
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Of the Postmaster is called to the remittance
ut the time Of mailing the letter, it may be
made at our risk.
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THE SEM. WEEKLY WORLD.

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address, Five Dollars; five copies % one adj
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Published Tuesdays aud Fridays.
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BY virtue Of an order Of the County Court
Of Tama County, made IN the case OF the re
tition Of G Mason, ministrator, Of the cs-
tate Of Henry Dykeman, deceased, TO sell land
10 pay debts, l. g G Mason administrator Of
said estate, will on the 10Th day of November
1862, at 10 o'clock N, at Dykemans mill on
the lands described, proceed to sell the follow
ing lsnds to the highest and best bidder, wit:
nj Of mo a. sec 3 1'S3 II Is
mo Or ofnc Or" g
J Of $40 qr mo
$40 o. ef neqr !"
70 $40 qrn,cqr :"
accept 3 acres ~ $40 corner Of The iast
nc,tioncd truct
TERMS ono tenth cash, tho balance in
twelve months with approved security and
interest at ten per cent IA lien retained Of,
he same for purchase money, this Got. 4 lsG.
G q MASON,
Administrator.
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The New
RAILROAD
SlDn@
All 9ar&a1n9.
New Goods,
Low Prices.

Having just returned from Boston, We will
open with another entire new stock of
FOREIGN L. Domestic Dry
Goods, clothing, Hats. Caps
Roots 4 shoes, Choice Gro
ceries &c.
We would avail ourselves Of this opportu
nifty to say
lst That all Of our stock having just been
Purchased far cash ace shuU allor no
one to ,underbid US in prices.
"a One Of the Partners residing in Bos-
ton Will furnish weekly new and desirable
styles, thus giving our patrons an opportuni-
~ and advantage never before presented
We would cordially invite MI to come, for
We are confident that we eau give