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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
The Presidents Message.

La week We publis ed a synopsis of
thu Presid. nts message. containing all
.ints of interest to the public.
We do no. cumber our pages with the
whole article Lecause it contains nothing
ii interest or Importance. Never before
Las tie fact been So clearly and forcibly
impressed UPON TIE pub ic mind that Pres
ii.nt Lincoln is totally Incompetent for
the post on he holds. r. now. His mess
try politician: AT a time v hen the nation
i gagged III desperate suu.ole toe lis
xxi ienc-, when an armed f,e lhr Aliens The
heart If the natinn--lts capital; VIII II dis
aii-c i"n In growing mp in the North and
ra:ical>m il hated and rrIridla ed by two
thi IS Of tie VOTERS when AL easy ioa Il
worthy fame is Up, ned TO the Presi lent
il h- will bur assume the Patriot and for
SIX th, poll cia.l.-he basely. and ignobly
d'saF Gins th. au'icipaIipns and wants o
o. pr"s"-i". mea u that viii tend {,
..',ir,.e us fi"m our unhappy condition
Ia w'c@e p..r-nrs his abb ilion proc'v'
IT, and lrll> he Ieo le that 9th,
n, ~ may TAI, '--Ihs j. cur army aud IA
=, may esn ner the iebelli n--''b.i
I'll wing freed IN t. TIM S ave -aunot.
y - com.i end- pn ic Il at wi
iii ursued m.k the pu'f b- ween n
n rrh AN South a. deep and inps ibi
~ b. cha IN be W. u l.eav aud hll.-
The np 6 age III plays not ly inbecii,
bu, ok DIN and IL effect VIII call up
Of pa"srstions yet 60 come.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

E The following comes from CORES
ponGent connected with Gen. q ant S
army:
On Sunday LIST II VS. came 10 he Chap
lain of the---regimet thai good Uni u
soldier was given up IS the Surgeon. CON
sidcred in Il diving oondi'i"n, and desired
spiritual colsol,tion. The Chaplain, As In
duty bound went 10 see him. at down by
his cot AID talked Of death and the lrsurrec-
ton, and finally opened The B bic At ran
dom 20 reaG a chapter for the dying man
consolation.
The book opened at the account OF
SIMPSONS staying SO many Philistines with
he aw bone of an ass. Al the conclusion
The so!ier a ked what book he real that
tiom The Chaplin rep led, MY dying
friend, it is the word of Gol.! Tie So.
der requested him To rca! 1t again, and
at it, conclusion To se the b,n K and read
the chapter himself The Chaplin handed
him the BIB e, wh-u h.. cxciainel. .Oh
deai! my eye, are 81 iii II | can't read: b II
tell me. ChApl..l honestly, isn't Gen
J..h, p"P-'s ',am II .ed The LoIt, Ia :"
lial cl.apt. r!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
H-incOl;s's yyuNi:.is.

Mr.. LINCOLN in his message suggests
man, profound II axim- in peis nal anI y"
g,ea, novelty ami deep eri,iii"n.
Ii is not SO easy to Fay something as Ii
IS to pay nothl 3.
II is easier To pay large su than it is
To pay larger.
1t is cast To pay any sum when We a'r
able than ii is t. pay ii before We are ALL
Pt"pl- of any color seldom run unless
there - S netting To rul from.
We presume NJ Lincoln des gned thes,
wise saws AS app e. OF gold, to be sent IN
frames "i 81 yer or us' now IN shinpa'Iei
currenc, State Sentinel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
Ihe Sauk.ain sis ssOl.Ii.

The Montpelier (V,rmnnt) Joafnol
contains Il lelIcr from Il solder IN the 81
Yerm mt r,sm~nt, dated Camp Ale
nanls, Louisiana. giving an account OF Tie
progress of the Union army in that nei, h-
borhood. ltappear, that The prof. er'y of
o: Colonel Richard T,ylor (sol of G n
e.al Zachar;ah Taylor had been co. ti-ca.
ted BY some one-,h"u-h without .h,' in
terv-nlion OF either judge or jury end
The Yankee soldiers preceded To h,lp
themselves in the cd fash onrd style Of
the English III India or ireland. We will
let this man tell his own story. Descri-
bling the plantation ef Colonel Taylo h.
SAYS:
at is one Of The most SPLENDID plan'a-
tons | ever saw. There are on it seven
hundred acres of sugar Gaze. which must
no, upon the ground il The Government
does not harvest il. wish You could
have seen the soldiers plumber this planla-
tion. After the stock WIS driven off. the
VS. began by Of derihg the slaves to bring
cut every Thing there was to eat and drink.
They brought out hundreds of bottle, of
wine. eggs, preserved figs and peaches,
turkeys, chickens and honey, ia any guam
Iity.
Il brought away age camp kettle and
frying pan that belonged TO cd Grn. Tay
lor, and a so many OF the private papers
| have one letter of his own handwriting
and many from Secretary Marcy; some
fro Gen. S oft. and some from the traitor
Floyd. ! brought to camp four bottles of
c.aret wine Liputenant-~-b brought away
half "A barrel of he best s;rrp from the
gar-hou,e, and large caa OF honey. tn"
camp kettle aud pan, intend TO send home
They are made ol heavy tin, covered with
copper think | will send home the phi
vatc paper, b. mail; if | do. let no one
nave them. The camp is load d down
with plundtr-ail kinds of clothin-, rings,
watches, guns, pistols swords. and some
OF Gen. Tavlors Old hats and coats. belts
swords, and, in fact every cid relic he la |,
is worn about The camp. You and every
one may be thankful that You are out vi
the reach of p.undeIin5 armies. Here arr
whole families OF women and children run
ming in tn. wuOdS-!a r.r, pl,. taiions en-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
WHY JOlln Van RSurcn Visited the
President.

Our readers are aware that since the
New York election John Var Buren, has
paid visit to the President at Washing
ton. Cons derab c curiosity has been tx
pressed to know the object Of Mr.. Va.
Buren, visit to The W hile House In A
speech delivered at ID mocratic meeting
in New York few days ago he thus TX
plains the object of that meeting:
They have talked of arresiing prominent
men ON our side. They have spoken at
times of arrestny me. Laughter No
To M; they would no, :eIl such non-ens,.
to m-, but TO sick relatives and children.
Renewed aughte' | told them that they
did rot dare arrest me in New York city
The physical force VA, too stro"s. They
thought they would arrest me in Philadel
phia, where they had "A maj 'rity, and
went there to see if they would. Laugh
t.r. They did not DO it there, aud weni
to Baltimore, and as hey Oh not d" /
Presidents house. Laughter and ap
plaa>e a d as III, business 'h,e La
been n ct at con-ide' alb conversation
| now a. that | had no b. Isin.s, Oh AL
there except To Sc VIII Their ley WI "a
to arrest M; bat til y did not da'e I" d
SO as inga. kept inside the C"nsli'u
ZION and ne law; Tor. Ii ugh Sr,y mod
-ra'e LAWYER, In W III law .i.u, gh no
To violate il. while knew price L.; wei
that iIev di 10, daie Ia ares M as The,
iii wo'neu | knew This. thar, If an, mar
connected WITH he II egal arie.t t. thai h
been ma ~ Nv York 8 ate set, ILL.,
foot Up u the sol of New Yo SAFE
sill artes, HIM. Ling c"n'inu d cheers
An |, 80 he p me- God. lie sIal be brouah
- such p lnIshme,t rs the Cons in ION an
he avs of the county admit. Il newe
'cheers
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
THE NEWS.


Washington Dec. ..
A report that Il portion of Burnsile's
army had crossed the Rarpallannock be
low Fredericksburg i, pronounced by our
Washington correspondent TO be uni"und-
ed. there having been AS yet no change
in the situation. Several Federal picke;s
froze to death on Saturday night. / e
corps OF Sooncwall Jackson cons itule the
left wing OF Lees army. 5 uarts cavalry
are OH the north side of the Rappahau
mock. between the positions OF Siyci aud
Burnside.
The news from Ms issppi is interest,
my. On Thursday morning a fiyhi occur
red near OAfor,', i'll which Tie Federals b.
Z III inferior force were severely repuls
I'd. On Friday lvenin- Col. Dicne, made
AN alta upon tie reheI> near C"Hecv.ii,,
which ! sui ed ~ quite veie ensa-e
m"nt vii: Wa, t :in.nael by darkness.
he + drIal 10. MAS alb vi %. anI tie
rebel ID IA ) .. Ta~Ie l, "A r'p"ii tha'
Pe.nbrrton and i'ilcc are AT Grenada. an':
inieni To make Il stand there: an Tier ihaI
Gen. iir,e1 oil h. II leia ,xprdi ioI. &c
chP!eo the ;owu; -iilI ano her that ll"vry
has been attacked and force To ic. he: aud
lei an"'he 'ha' Jackson rs b~iig strong y
ftfiiii Il by The r,bels. which : cunst, d
n a" iband nment BY them of Week sbut 9
and The NJ ssi,silp Rv,r
Gen Blunt wa, attacked al Cane Hin
AK, OH Saturday AMI Sunday, by $500,
rebels undor Grn>. IIindman aud Marina
duke. The cnemy were repulsed in boil
assaults. The Federal commander think,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
a.ay il Oh the Fable.

q the list day ot the present session OF
Congress. Mr.. Cox, Of Ohio, offered the
tuIlpWiI5:
IIEersos. Many ciizens CT the United
s.. es have been seized 10y persons acting
Nj pre..-n,ling TO be acli'g under the au-
thori OF tie United States, and have
be-.l Carl d out of the juri dic;ion of the
) al-s of their residence, and imprisoned
in the military prisons and camps of the
Uhrcd States, "ithou! any Pablo charge
being preferred against them, and without
any opportunity being allowed them TO
I,.a'n or disprove of the charges made or
all sed 10 BE- nade again,t them and
IIhereas, Such arrests have been mad
III the Safes where there is 10 Instruction
or rebellion, or pretense thereof, or any
other obsti uction TO The authority of the
en.rrnmy and
IJhereos. Ii is the sacred right of every
c.tizrn of the United States tina. he shall
no. he deprived OF his liberty without due
F''''e' % i'"' "''''' ""cii "iiesteu' e"a''
h.ve a speedy aud pub. ic trial, by an i'm
pntd jury. therefore,
ReSolrei. T.ru the House of Reprtsen
t..'Nrs ua,.s h>ieby coad,mI ali such ar
rests '''" a''"es d" u""ar'ah eu ny Tie
N''''' " VA '''' avs % ''e o"''e" ''"'e''
- "A u'pa'".i vi p""ef n,vtr gwen up
i' = " M ~ ''''
%, q, uiahu th"' al persons % arrested
az - "e''' stu nae p'o"p' anu
fd2l'c 'i'1i' according u TIE PROVISIONS
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

~ ."e a. a, r.u't "a i~...I 10 cuv.
"r I-t'vat. | was xpectel that Blum,
void BE- reinforce Yesterday b. Gen.
ll"fr"its comma i.
In te : nae yeste. day Garrett Da>i
i"tr"dn"r'l IN, re>oiu ion pep 'siug
amend e,t 10 Ire constitution in r "a
Ia 'l.- mode II Fl, cirg Pre- id-nl and V.
PIe>ide.t. la tie iIou,p, Trad. Sieve
bill, INDEMNIFY z The President and 9Th
crs Tor the suspension of the witt If kaJc-
as corpus, WAS passed by Il vote OF So to
is
Ii is said 10 be the intention of the reb
ell, to abandon al OF North Carolina IL in.
east of the Weldon and Wilmington Rail.
road.
Quaneing between oar Generals is OF
the incie So SiseI intends to prefer char
yes against Pope + un"fficcr like and IN
gen.lclnai,ly conduc, and total military in
competency.
SECRETARY Chaoe's recommendation, tina
M mole Treasury 10 e. be issued is con
CURED in By the Way and Means Com
mit,ee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

NEGROES VrrING -r.r II .prb an clec
ton iges ~ he town "l ub-r,.n Lpra.n,
cou ~. OHM, al "ued six sew N neg oes
( vote in that preciact. a. the o ,obcr e'ec
ii n. TIE nam, uf the darai>s are pub
shed, aud the thi proven beyond All
douht II i supposed 'ha ne-,pe- voted
i,o her lownytips e thi county, and an
examination is going on u ascertain the
facts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

purchaser for sood Steam Ful lie and Roller
with shaiting, betting I'ulieN.; good siding
mill, splitting saw, and other machinery. Also,
Tor four good building lots and buildings tlSreOH
suitable Tor manufacturing purposes
Also, tor one good engine and boiler, Win
steam saw mill cOmpl cle-J6-incl circle sw. in
good order, ready to put up and run. With the
latter will be sold good frame complete il want
ed.
The FOREGOING property will be sold on fair tin =
or tor cash, at low prices. bv
JULY l0-2itf REEVE 4 CAPRON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

TIE Ep.scop.l Church at Go>h.n WAS
con,-crated on lis, Thursday by Bshoy
CPF"LD Ii is beaut full GpIhic structure,
Eui I oil b.i K, and the interior is neatly I'm
he'd The cost WAS about $1,000, and it
has sittinys for 400 people.
This Church i, d c.dcdly feature oi
the toHn-an ornament its citizens may
Well b. proud of. w hope 10 S, the Gay
when these un lightly structures of wood
and bad architecture will be done away
with. and the exampe set by the go
folk OF Goshen b. universally followed.
The b hop al-o Ordained the Rev. l.
p. TscHEFFELY, Deacon of this place. t,
the Priesthood. The sermon WAS preached
BY the Rev. l.. y. Russ, If Lafayette, VIII,
also presented the candidate to the Bishop
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
CONGRESS.

Conyre $ is in 5, s-iun and the m mbe :,
with few noble keep ions, ATE ing their
b II Tn lenvor. To put the couh'ry bev" d
the rea h If .alvat.on efure the conserva-
tive members take their seats
All law. rs we'll AS common justice, is
Knocked by he present body. as Is evi leac-
q by the pa,>a.e OF lie lndemnliiraI Oh
Bill shielding the Pres mt fir IN Justice.
aud punishment for his u.urratinns. O.
course hi ngress can pa An &c post
Jacto law, as well rs any other, though The
Con tiutio does say no ~uch laws shall
ever be passed.
The brief .ssioh of the pres, mt ,ngreSs
viii doupilrs pace Reunion or r. e. u
struclon out of The question. and le,ve lie
government in safe OF anar by, hope.
les ly ruin-d. with the prime pies of aboli-
tionism put fully into practice.
There is day of fearful retribution in
waiting for these traitors, at the hands of
An outraged peopl', they will receive their
reward.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11
what THY say Of 4 lie October
ctiGEs.

From the London Times.
The result Of the October elections il the
most I'M or,ant event that las Yet occurred
in the interests Of peace. II. grea; States
OF Ohio and ladi ula, which form gtograph
ically he ccntIe OF the Northern territory,
have Z ne against the government emlhat
caIly Even Pennsylvania, ;he Stale that
VAS brib, d 10 deser; her party, and that
brought in Mr.. L.rccln a, the result of
that corrupt bargaili--even that Stale. now
that she has got hr Morrill, Tariff. begins
to forget her beneiactors. II however the
success of HE opposition be ever 20 great
at the elections ,f the coming week. il Is
not TO be supposed that this will terminate
the war. Il would large assist To that
end but it could not produce it.
Many of the Democratic party are anx-
ious for peace. but the majority will con
,iDuc the struggle unii some crisis occurs.
The q. f1iculti,s in the way of their propos
ing peace are. indeed. enormous. With
peace excitement ends, reaction se;s In;
fortunes COLLAPSE; the day arrive, for re-
criminal ons, actions at law. mpeachmcnrs
for depressed trade, exhaustion, perjury
All this must inevitably come, but who
will have the moral courage To bring it up
on their own heads? This is why the i'm
a I'M, h. nh al.
ly seen in En,"pr. aud yet it cannot be
seen in New York. They cannot see it
because they will not see it. They prefer
To shut their eyes aud 90 on. Hence the
influence. thai i, To end llis war must con g
from without, not from within.
s.-.~ -
The DEMOCRATIC q .vERNDR>.-T There i
but one couls; lcr the ~. oil mt Row to
pdr,uc and that IL To- "A IN .n.ster Tho gov
ernmcnt, ani I" carry on ,hr wir accord
ING To lie Consii,u on. The Govern
elect f., n. NV York aid NV Jersey vi
not pern.i, his Provost Mar HAS To ii 1T,
; are and Frde, al laws and II the Pro
vo NJ rshai. tempt tn, ir VIOLA 'on. tie
Governors Of lLpse States and The mlilai,
of he ) a'es under GuhcI IN ",iai au
rhoritv, will resist such PfoNos: Marshais
| Bul il tie Pee, dent Of the Uu ted Sia'e:
will nly carry ON The war a cordi e to The
. Con ii u ion and Laws if hi, AIMS anC
end. are To- restore the Uni n, n; T." ere
I c.n,,r,atives of The country. alirs, ~
men enough TO carry hin t.s-u' u, AT
4 over al The threats and cnmhina lph, q
d rad calism or destructive, in any FORM
". " E1prrss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

a FRIEND has shown u tier receiv-
cd fro IL a m mber of Co.. +, (Capt TTB
BITS 73d Regiment Ind. Volunteers.
dated Camp Spring Place, Tenn, Nov. %,
from which We learn that the company ha.
suffered severely from sickness, dc. mus.
tering now only 81 men, rank and file
The captain is in the hospital at Na,hvill,
under treatment, but will probably soon
be fiji for duty again.
MrLToN f. RHoADEs died in an ambu-
lance. while OH the march. and was bIrlcd
on the 10Th ult., about half mile from
the grave of the venerabl JACKSON.
Lieut.. MATT BOYD is ut present il com
maud of the company, Lieut., WOLF being
sick.
Other companies have suffered even
more than Co, f., many Of them muster
ing less than 81 officers and Il en-. VIVA
AL awful re:ribution awaits the high priests
If lanalcism who refused TO a Just til,
m tiers ia difference between the Nmtl
and South vi bout blood, he'd. Our deci
ma;ed ranks cry out against them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

CAUTION. In these times when there is
no specie in circula. ion, we are but to-"
wiling to take anything proflrrcd for
change. Almost everybody, in bu ,ine>.
has issued checks, and anything with a
;'icture and a rame on il, passes current.
[, Is AL right that the check, OF our mar
chants IN town, who are good. and pr m :
Ise To- redeem IN currency. should pa =, { +
conNe ,ienc,. SAKE; Lut our ciliz H. shou d
take none 81 .hc shinpia>lers issued in I'D
Inin NJ OF "tler counties. TL,N may e
,"oI. but we Lave no means at at rIain
~. and they ale not ale. Many of them
AZ, cer'..ipl issued con ray To law, man,
.o'r of item put cut 10y ifrrslon ibl~
psIiics Ou.' advice Is. wien checks l.,
81 gu u our own county. are pr, Seated
refuse To like tn. m
''ln ease, OF doubt. take the ,aie @i,,e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

The offic M vote for G vernon oi New
Jersey gives Parker II, $40 MAORI,
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Great Work On the Horse.
The HOrSc& his Diseases.

1T TELLS YOU OF Brccsing, Breaking S,sS-
Feeding, Grooming, Shoeing. and
thc general management of the
horse, with the best modes of ad-
ministerihg medicine, also how 10
treat Biting. Kicking, Rearing, Shy
ing. Stumbling. Crib Biting. Rest
les-n, Ss. and other vices 70 which he
is subject; with numerous e1; Lana
tory engra in9s
1T TELLS YOU OF the causes, Symptoms, aud
tge,tmer; OF StraHglrs, Sore Throat,
D.stcmpcr Catarlh. InfireE n. BroE-
chitis. PneumoBa, Pien'sN, Hs"k,,.
Wind. Chronic Cough. Rrsl n arc
Whistiimg. Lampax. Sor. S,,.ii. Yr.
Ulcers. and Decayr,l teeth, - i'll
other diseases IL the Muuii u! Re-.
riratorr organs.
T TELLS YOU OF he caus a, r-p'"nl-. ar8
.rcatnl.nl = u 'Gn>, tets. CONC.
Srrais-a.ati, p. : "a. ''u2cr. ..,i.s-
Knpttr.s. Palsy. Diaisi."ts. Ian
ticc lipIl;rrl"rs. B.ottt t!''.v.
Sfuu.- IN ti.r .a...l- = -. e.
inii nnsti;rli. ,ls.. s.s:,i t.-s -
III. stooarh. H,ncls. lnrI ar r.
atv or.s'
IT TELLS YOU o. tie c7G>'s ~Ha;i. j. r.
trcatn..n' :" Bn.r. h esd -.
SPAWN. Ring Snne. - e, Sirai.-
Broken knr,-. Mn Gal, i'ur'a
er Soc Bruises anu .; a,ei ,Fssk-.i
tiopf- Scratches. u H.. i hrrsr,
and Gem; also. -: W: IT.. ear
so. Flih p~v. S-aecaz. aic crsl..
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IT TELLS YOU OF THE ,.sn...,. :. M. 49,
treatment 81 si,i ., ~
81 s'vi. -. i.rs-s. SO
Mar. S.r'ri !! ~ -
r;+fi-ifi. traif-.t 49,.
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Beniapnik Thurber's Estate.

KANpo1rH D,s1s,er, $. at Chelsea, within and for
BENJAMIN THUREER IT,, Administrator the Es-
ID tate Of Benjamin Thurber, late Of Washington in
said district deceased presents his
for settlement.
Nhereupon ordered that he same be referred tothe
18th day May a. D, 1862, at the Probate Office, in said
Ch el>ea, for examination and allowance; and that all
concerned be notified hereof, by the publication Of this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
peer three weeks successfully as soon as may be- that
they may appear and said time and place. if they
cause, object thereto BY the Court.
3lw3 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge
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rhIsseas kellogg. .Jr.'s, Estate

TUE Subscribers, having been appointed by the ton
= Probate Cour for the DlstriclOf Washington Com
to receive eEamnta adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons againstlhe Estate of Phneas
Kellogg JY late of Paeied in said district, decea
represented nsolvent md the term OF six mont from the
l4 lay Of April 1862 petng allowed by said Court ote
creditors OF said deceased TO exhibtand prove
>peciive claims before us-give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of appointment at the public
house of N. w. Keith, in Plainfeld, in said dis
c the 3st day of May and the 18th of October next
Al zen O'Clock in the forenoOn each of said days.
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SOLOMON WELLS, 0o' -
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