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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30
Daniel Webster Oh Ere, Discussion.

Important as | deem it to discuss, on
all proper occasions, the measures at
prescn. pursued, it is still more important
to maintain the right of such discussion
III it, full and ust extent. Sentiments
lately sprung up, and now growing popu-
lar. render it necessary TO be explicit OH
this point. Ii is the ancient and constitu-
tional right of the people to canvass pub
lie measures and the merits of public
men. 1t is home bred privilege, fire.
side privilege. 1t has been enjoyed in
every house, cottage and cabin in the ma
ton. 1t is not to he drawn in controversy
1t is rs undoubted as the right to breathe
the air and walk the earth. Belonging 10
private life as a right, it belongs to pub
lie life as a duty; and i: is the last du'y
those whoe representative | am shall find
me to abandon. This high constitutional
privilege shall defend and exercise with
in this house, and in all places in time
of war, in time of pc ace. and at all times.
Living. will assert it,; dying, | will assert
it; and should leave no other legacy to
my children, by the blessing o. God, l
will leave them the Inheritance of free
principles anu the example of manly,
independent, and constitutional defence of
them
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

II pride leads the van. poverty brings
up the rear.
Mary's mouth costs her nothing for she
never opens it but at another's expense
An ounce Of wit that is bought is worth
pound that is taught.
A ploaghman on his legs is higher than
gentleman on his knt IS.
Mad kings and mad bulls are not to be
held by treaties and pack thread.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

Although negroes are
not men. yet for all the purposes OF war,
one black slave woman ls equal to four
Northern men.-M. C. Republican.
Verify our neighbor has very exalted
opinion of black women. or places a very
low estimate upon the value Of Northern
white men for war purposes.
We believe our friend once on time
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

thought that a few Northern women could
with their broomsticks sque!ch the rebel
lion in short time. but then he didn't
know the value of black women for war
purposes he has learned better now.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

A purchaser for good Steam Engine and Boiler,
with shafting, betting and pulley.; good siding
mill, splitting saw, and other machinery. Also,
for four good building lots and buildings thereon
suitable for manufacturing purposes.
Also, for one good engine and boiler, with
steam saw mill complcte-56-inch circle saw, in
good order, ready to put up and run. With the
latter will be sold good frame complete if want
ed.
The foree ding property will be sold On fair tine
or for cash, at low prices, by
July lO-2ltf REEVE & CAPRON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-30

The following are the majorities of Mes
sers. Colfax and Turpie in the various
counties comprising this District-all Off
cial:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-18
RETURN oF LIEUT.. COT. RIPLEY.


Lieut.. Col. Ripley reached this village lssi
Saturday noon and was cordially greeted at
the Depot by large number Of our citizens
who had assembled 20 take him by the hand
in anticipation Of his arrival With the ex-
ception Of the painful condition Of his wound,
he Is in excellent health and spirits.
We learn that he participated in all the
engagements which took place on the right
wing Of our array, and was in actual com
mand Of the Berdan Regiment Col Bcrdan
not being on the field. The gallant service
performed by this Regiment has been fully
spoken Of in the various accounts Of the en-
gagements as given by correspondents, and
too much praise cannot be given to Col Rip
ley for the effective manner in which he han
died his men in the long and arduous conflict
with the foe, running through six or seven
days.
Col Ripley received bis wound in Tues
days battle, the last one that was fought. in
which the rebels were so decidedly beaten. --
A muskct ball struck him in the lower part
Of the calf Of his leg, and passed down to the
ankle, tracturing the bone. where il is now
lodged. It's not yet decided whether TO have
it extracted The wound is doing WELL and
healing rapidly Col Ripley says he was not
aware that he was wounded until, feeling a
numbness in his leg, and finding he had lost
the power to use it to spur his horse. he look
ed down and Immediately discovered that his
boot was filled with blood He was then in
an advanced position ia the face of the enc
my. lie Immediately started for the Hospi-
al, but before be arrived there. he tainted
and fell from his horse. His brother-in-law,
a member Of the LIST Go. VT, Sharp Shooters,
seeing the horse wandering around riderless,
searched for and found him within half a
mile ofthe Hospital, whence he was taken on
a stretcher, and his wound dressed The
next day he was carried nine miles in an am
bulance to Harrison's Landing.
The testimony Of all the men who observ-
ed him on that day is universally concurrent
that he bore himself with distinguished brave
ry upon the field, aud was everywhere in the
thickest Of the fight, but Col. Ripley himself
is quite modest when speaking Of his own ex-
plots.
We arc glad to learn that Gov. Holbrool,
has rendered TO Col. Ripley the appointment
Of Colonel of the Tenth Vermont Regiment.
We sincerely hope that be will accept No
better selection could possibly be made His
name will be a tower of strength in procuring
enlistments. He has been tried ION the de-
csive battle field, and mas not been found
wanting He will be an officer in whom his
men will repose the utmost confidence.
We omitted to state that Colonel Ripley 5
horse died shortly after he fell from it, from
the effects of three wounds, received in the
neck and body Rutland Herald.
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SC. disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
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the commencement Of new era IN the treatment
those Irregularities and obstrucions which have consRr
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cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most efcctual remedy known for all
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They known to thousands, who have used them at
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Explicit directions, stating Vhen they should not be
used, with each boxthc rice One Dollar per Box,
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Pills sent by mail promptly by RENTING to the Pro-
phetor. Sold by druggists generally
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Sold by s T. RedGCld. and l.. +. Pierce Is Co. Mont.
pelier also by J W Roby 4 Co, Burlington.
May27dSwly
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Aegal NOticrs.

GARAH DAMON'S EsTATE.-The sub
- soribers. having been appointed by the hon
oahle Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate o
Sarah Damon, late of Marsh6ed in said district, de-
ceased represented nsolveni aud the Of months
from the 9th day ofJune, ls62 being allowed by said
the creditors ofsaid deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend 70 the duties Of appointment at the lae
dwelling house Of Mr. Robert Sanborn, 10 Marshfe d.
in said district the 26th day Of September and 9th
Of December next at Que o'clock, 40 the afternoon, on
each Of said DAYS.
NJ NJ PAGE. 10.
ALoN1o PEAHCE Admr
Marsheid, July 9th A. D., 1862 COLI
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-Th late business asso-
ciates of Frank o. Sawyer, Quartermaster OF
the 9th Vermont Regiment, but formerly a
Messenger for Cheney q Co.'S Express from
Boston to Burlington, have given highly
satisfactory and enduring Expression of their
friendship and personal esteem for him by
presenting him with two full sets OF uniform,
a splendid great coat and beautiful and SER
vceablo set of equipments, costing in all
Sl6i This very timely and valuable present
is exceedingly complimentary to Lieut.. Saw
yer, and honorable in tho donors. Cheney
& Co, bis former employers, headed the sub
scription with $50 fhGRir.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin. July 10, Rev james Hobart, aged 0j years.
months and Is days. His funeral will be attended AZ
the congreg ,onai church, In Berlin Friday July 49,
at 9 o'clock Z. NJ,
In Hydspark. July Z, Of typhoid fever Roswell D.
Bennett, aged 80 years.
In MiddIeses June o. WIN. X Holden eyed 6S years,
After long and painful illness, caused ny change state
Of the blood producing perostts or Inflammation ofthe
covering Of the bones with deposits Of lime thereon
In Glover the ilth inst VIM McLand eyed IS Years
.ra n months eldest son Of E. c. and Saphn4 hcLand,
Of alas FapsIs IN western New York please notice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-18
Marriages.

In Berlin. July 10. by Rev. }. House Mr. Norman d.
Sawyer, and Miss Wenltht j. Holden, both OF Berlin.
In Montpelier. July ~. by Rev l'aac MeAnu, Mr.
Fl 800 q Atkins, and Miss Laura l.. Griffith both OF
Duxbury
iu Montpelier, June q, by Rev. Isaac MeAnh' ny
Edward W Strong and Mrs. Ala Ann Etherton, both
Of Duxbury
Ia Morcfown July g. by Rev J. Gin. Mr. Andrew J.
Tuhbs Of Northaed aud Miss Mary Y. Soaver. Of More
town.
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ON sns.-Tho Washington lStar says

Our Loss s.-Tho Washington Star says
the number of Union killed in the seven days
battles has been reduced to eighteen hundred
OF less. Our total loss in killed, wounded
and missing according to official accounts
the President caused to be rendered while
recently with the army, was about eleven
thousand The rebels claim to have four
thousand two hundred prisoners, including
wounded. and five thousand of our wounded
have already been sent North on Steamers.
The hourly return of stragglers continues to
lessen the estimate Of the killed.
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SAD AccDENr-As Miss Rhoda King,
aged about 60 years, Of this village was kind
ling a fire in a stove on the 4th inst, her dress
caught fire just as she turned around with
her back to the stove, and before she was
aware her clothes behind we're all in flames.
Her sister living with her soon saw her eondi-
ton, but did not succeed in distinguishing the
flames until her dress was nearly consumed
and her flesh in many places burned to a crisp
II is not thought possible for her to recover.
Her sister was also badly burned.-Phaai1.
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BATcHELOR's HAIR DE.


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ufu Sold by all Druggists SC
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on the four sides u each box
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Tho members Of Engine Company No. 5, of Mont
psucr return their warmest thanks to Engine Company
No of Waterbury, for their kind reception aud deli
e,us supper furnished them the return from their
ou..on TO stowe and vicinity Friday last And though
tacu entirely by surprise the aleness Of the hour and
shoncss o time before the departure Of the cars eft
rp ume 90 return 90 YOU our sincere thanks for your
courtesy aud Kind attention in provdingus with boun
tful tcpaat yet the less thankful for the
same. aud hope some future occasion to repay the
Seth Warner Boys in kind Tor their kindness toward
GEO. W. WING, Clerk
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New York, July IL

New DIRK, July l6.
The Persia arrived up at II O'Clock
The New York CORES pendent Of the Times,
after pointing out the difficulties Of the
present position of the Union forces. contends
that the capture Of Richmond will make no
difference, but merely transfer the war fur
Their South The truth is that an armistice and
then settlement of this deadly quarrel by a
peaceful separation, is the only solution OF
the difficulty.
The A,tsy and Macy Gazette says that al
though it has always maintained the power
Of the North to take the principal military
points in the South, there has been no time
since Bull Run when position and ability to
do so, looked more preoarious. 1t thinks
the battle Of Richmond will determine the
fate Of the campaign in Virginia, bit will not
stop the war.
New YORK, July Is.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
President has been engaged all day writing a
message on the confscation bill which it is
rumored he will veto.
The T'ubuac's dispatch thinks he will sign
the bill, but his message will recommend a
supplemental bill to remedy defects in the
original
The Times states that there are rumors,
which are credited, of cabinet changes.
The friends of Union prisoners will be de-
lighted to hear that the War Department
has determined on a general exchange OF
prisoners
~ Gen. Pope has announced that his
headquarters will be in the saddle.
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JOSEPH HALvEY's ESTATE.

~ State Of Vermont, Washington District,
In Probate Court holden Montpelier and for said
district on the l0ih day Of July A. d, 1862
William Deavitt, administrator the estate Of Joseph
Halyey late Of Waterbury, in said district deceased,
makes apphcaon said court for extension Of the
time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from
said and % render his administration account
I'll some future day Whereupon, ii is ordered by said
that said application be heard at the Probate Office
In Montpelier on the 9TH day Of August, A. ID 1852
and 10 is furtht ordered that notice te given all per
sons concerned by the publication Of this order in the
Vermont Waterman x State Journal printed at Mont
peer three weeks sucoessively, before said hearing
BY the Court,
O91l Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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oyi6 " Attest, II r. MERRILL, Judge
LAMEs D. cRocKER,s ESTATE.

- State Of Nermont-RAndolph District,
In Probate Court holden at Bfookfeld, in and for
said district, ON the Sth day Of July, A. ID. 1862.
Charles Cfsokor, administrator on the estate Of
James D. Crocker, late Of Chelsea, in said district
deceased. makes application said to extend
the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due
from said estate and render his administration account
until some future day: Whereupon 1t is ordered by said
court that said application he heard the Register office
in Brookhod. on the ID day Of August, A. ID. 1862
and IL is further ordered that notice he given TO all per
sons concerned by the publication Of this order in the
Vermont Waterman AID State Journal printed at Mont
pccr, three weeks successfully, before said hearing
OslIs Attest, }. r. CLEAvBLAND, Register
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lsu. Attest, j. Il. cLEAvELAND, Register
NIERCY ATTRACTIONS ESTATE.

MI
WI The Shhscrihers having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Cour, Tor the district Of WasAugton
commissoners 70 receve txamiuc, and adjust at claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Mercy
Athofton late Of Mddesox ia said dsiric deceased,
presented ins0lyont aud the u six months from fhe
lin day Of Jane 1862, being allowed by said court 10 the
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove TIER res
pocye claims hoioreus Give notice. that wc"ii attend
Moses Holden IN Midddlesex in said district on the
last Friday of July and November next at one o'clock,
in the afternoon, on each nj said days
ALPHEUS BASS, r-,
JAS. II HOLDEN,
Middeses. jups 86,h a D. 1862 O7Oo
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Remarks, business show some improvement ON our
last report The demand Tor -four has been good and
prices remain firm. The arrivals Of corn have been con
siderable but there material changes in price -
Oats very dull. Shorts dull. REINFORCEMENT In pork
Beef steady and trim Lard firm, with fair demand
Good butter Is In demand but Ordinary grades are dull
Cheese quite firm, and in fair demand. White beans
without change. Sugar quito firm, and prices rising -
There has been good demand for wool throughout the
week but the sales restricted by the small stock of
fleece and pulled Offering The transactions l00O 900
lbs fleece and pulled, at irem 40 55c pr b. to qua
~. In the wool growing districts the bulk Of the clip has
been bought up and very little good to be had in
the country under 60c pr ID.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY MASS CON-
VENTION

A Mass Convention of the Frocmou NJ Washington
County will be held at Montpelier Saturday July 18Th
AZ Ten o'clock n the forenoon, fnr the purpose u numi
mating candidates for county officers TO be supported a.
the next annual election.
An who are in favor Of sustaining the Constitution
and che Union and heartily supporting the National Ad
,niusuation IN its efforts 20 suhdue rebellion, 10 pu
down and punish treason, and TO maintain the Consu
tuition aud Laws in the present crisis of the country
cordially invited u attend.
fnion CO. COMMITTEE R,pub %. Committee,
GEO NICHOLS, n. A. TAYLOR
JAS 4 THURSrON, G. w. " DWINBLL,
II * sLAYTON, C n. CARPENTER,
IEWIS CHAMBERLAIN, W. q. CIRCUIT,
T. DILLlNGHAM, o. L. WATSON.
L. l.. DURANT.
4. HOLLtSTER, n-,..
LOOMS PALMER, De C
d. G. A. RICHARDSON, ) W commute
Montpelier July Oh, 1862
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ooii}I '"' '' ATTEST r.R.M MERRILL, Judge.
9 TATE OF vERM ONT

n WASHINGTON UIbI hIUIf %.
Ia Probate Court, holden at Montpelier in said dis
trct, the "a day Of July, AID 1862.
Gilbert Huntey, administrator Of the estate Of Henry
NJ Nash late Of puxbufy in said district deceased pre-
seuts his administration account for examination and al
owauce and makes application for decree u ds,rhu
tnn aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased. Whore
upon Is oidcr,d by said Court, that said account and
said application be referred session Of said Court TO
be held the Probate Office in said Montpelier. on the
both day OF July A. ID. 1852, for hcang and decision
thereon And il Is further ordered that notice hereof be
given TO all persons interested by publication othe same
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watchman
State journal, newspaper published az Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time aud place. and show cause il
any they may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
By the Cont
OSLO Attest T. X MERRILL, Judge.
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p OS II s CIR IPT

SANDY HOOK, July l6.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool the
9TH and Londonderry the 9th, arrived at
10 o'clock this morning Admiral Gravier
goes to Mexico in July in the iron-plated
frigate Normandy. Gen. Forncy goes in
September. The Grand Duke Constantine
was shot at in Warsaw, and is said to have
been slightly wounded.
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sprttal eusitts.


We are happy to inform out leaders th,l M lawsuit
JASPER OuRris us Downs HESEY, 4 Perpetual In.
junction having been granted against said Curtis which
puts stop to the circulation Of his Elixir Downs
ELIXIR (the genunel is one Of the best Expeoorans
now In use and glad hear Of this decision u
the Court JOHN 2. HENRY a CO.,
Successors 10 Downs y Henry,
o74o DIV Waterbury, VI
NJ RHEUMATISM can he ptrnshehuy cured by he
use Of the ANTI RHEUMATIC HAND.N Also
Gout Neuralgia and Nervous Affection Stiffness u
The Joints and Cramps, Ffyspclas, Salt bhtuin and
scroula. and Mcrcural and other poisonous influence
eeoualy counteraotcd In proof n which, many csrf
ned Testimonials " cures are offered We therefore take
much pleasure IN giving publicity by refer ring you to
The Advertisements IN another column. 0Sl2
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,sls IN. A ISut, J. r.. cLEAvBLAND, Register.


II NANDOLFH DISTRICT, IS.
la Probate Court holden at Brookicd within and for
said District, on the Sth day Of July, A. D., 1862
Charles Crockcr, administrator on the estate of James
D. Cfockcr. late Of Chelsea ia said District deceased,
makes application said Court for license TO sell all the
real OF said deceased and represents that sale Of
part thereof necessary for the payment Of debts and
charges against said and that part thereof cannot
be sold without injury those interested in the remain
der Whcreupon II is ordered by said Court that said
application be heard session Of said Court TO be hold
at the Registers Office in Brook6eld in said District
the 2ud day Of August next Ard Is further ordered
that notice be given al acffons Interested therein
10y publication of this order heeWetks suoceesiyty In
the Vermont Waterman and State Juurnal, newspaper
printed Montpelier iu this State, before the time ap
puinrd orosd ilt hearing, that they may appeirat
said time aud place and show cause II any they may
have. wh, such license should not be granted.
osu. Attest, j. i. cLRAVELAND Register.