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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-27
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A Democratic Conservative Newspaper in
the City Of New York
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS.
To Restore the Union and Maintain
THE CONSTITUTION.

For severalyedrs the Democratic and COnssrva.
tive sentiment of the Nation has been keenlv
alive to the necessity of being faithfully and ably
represented By a first class Newspaper, published
IN the City of New York, adapted to popular cir
cuiatlon, and welding wholesome influence
throughout the Union. The great want has bee,,.
and Is, a paper which she'll sustain the same reIa
ton to Democratic and Conservative nrincinlos 49,
does the New York Tribune to Abolitiopism and
all kinds OF RadcaliSm-a paper conducted with
talent and prudence, with correct apprec,aton of
the true principles of our Government and 6,nIi,,
TO them; IN all respects first class newsnanr apJ
vet afforded at price bringing it within the roach
OF the masses of the People throughout the Conn.
try.
The undersigned, from their connection with
the A lbany Atlas Argus-one Of the Oldest and
best known Democratic papers in the Union-haye
been constantly urged, during the last three or
tour years, to respond to this demand. bv estab.
fishing irs: class Weekly Newspaper in the Ci,y
OF New York, adapted to general circulation
We yield to the wishes of our political friends,
and have therefore transferred the publication of
the Week., Atlas X Argus to the City of New
ork, where it will hereafter be issued under the
name of
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~ or abort the 9th day OF July, 1862; n
pocket book, contang n small amount of
money, and" note on Joel Parker for $500 and
one on James Lynch for 81. All persons are
cautioned against purchasing ither of these notes
| wilp liberal reward To any person return
Ing the pocket book and contents to the Democrat
Office ut Plymouth. JOHN WALKER.
No. off
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HAVING Disposed OF The Democrat Office, we
desire ever person indebted to us to make imme-
late settlement. We have debts to pay, and to
dnabe to do so, must collect the amounts due us.
che books of the firm may be found with L Nc
Donald, at Dickson Co.'S Hardware store.
Buv "a oe'f T. & T N.TsoNALp
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The snbac'ih.r will send. Gree or charge) to ali
who desire u. the Recipe aud directions ior making
. simple Vegetable BALM that will in from two
'" einli day. rcnovc Puppies, Botchcs Tan.
lferklos. Sallownrsa. aud nll impurities and
'r"glness ~ the Skin. leaving the samc--as Ma
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beautiful Thpso desiring the Recipe with full
instructions directions mi advice. will please call
onor address. with return pnstngc)
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARcus

1t Is published il quarto form, of the size Of thr
leading New York Weekes: and we nrom;so
that IN its News, Editorial, Literary Mis-. ell,ne-
o"S ami Agricultural Departments, in its Market
heport' and in all Other respects, il shall Inc q,
least equal to any paper published. in that CITY.
!" ME devOtlB@ TO II our own editorial services il
has also the benefit Ofthe entire time and
supervision OF Mr. tLoN COMsTOcK, for several
years one Of the editors of the New York Jour.
nj of Commerce, ii gentleman of recognized ed.
torlal ability ana experience. The editors will
therefore be "'''
CALVERT COMSTOCK. WILLIAM CASSI
by, ELON COMSTOCK;
with ample additional Specul assistance in the soy
era departments of the paper.
Next to a vigorous support of tho Fcdcr.I C.,,.
ernncnt in It's present pcril-lhe first r,oot dn,,
oi every patriotic citizcn-thc leading uurpo,e of
the Editors viii be TO advocate Democratic and
conservative doctrines, and 20 enrraCt the,n
upon tkc policy and admin istratior of the Gov
/ erilment.-Htatc and National. Atthe Same timc
they VIII strive to furnish the readers the bct
p"sSlpIe general newspaper. The latest iutclli.
genoe-fore.n and dome stic-wIll ALWAYS ornc,r
III the columns OF their paper and its Commerci,
department Ill embrace the fullest aud mot 70
liable Information. including correct and annie
reports OF the Money, Produce and Cattle Mar.
he'S III New ork ami other leading points OF
commercial Transactions Great care will ,lsn DO
bestowed upon the Literary character of the na
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notices OF new public atoms &C. will nc ,;,.r -.
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GIFT OF that larsc class n,a~ed i'm culfiv,,,,, IL
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cf,rts to mike his House pleasant stopping place
fo- both Traveller and Boarder.
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therefore dangerous, of all the long catalogue III
human ills IL saps the very springs al Life
rapidly un1crmincs the constitution. aud sinks tho
unhap y vlc'lm into imbccillly AMI premature
grave From to .ix box"e oi the SPECIFIC
PILL are generally sufficient to effect permanent
en- g in The mos. aggravated eases. whether Con
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MEDI AL TESTIMONY.
1--WE believe il 10 be. IN the treatmsn NJ Of Spcr
matorrhea. as neara Specific as any medicine can
be ~
b KEITH, VI. y. lam. Jour. Of Medical
Science
al have found them all that could he drsi,od
Their effect has been truly wonderful. I used
them in case of Spcrm,tprrhea 81 lorE eiandiln
which has bceu under treatment ler Ycis thin
three boxes will complete the cure -
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u This is not n Homeopathic Rcmrdy nor IL
there any mercury or other dcleteriou i., -cdicn,
co bined with it.
PRICE 81 per box. Sir boz 81, 81. ht
mail pre- paid. For sale by all resp D. .tt.
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States, bv
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Two hundted CAVALRY HORSES wanted
FROM four to nine wears old. from fifteen to fifteen
and a half hands high. and in good order.
AV'v To- HES% NF9SFL.
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A G. II IA -

lie NEW DIRK WErKLx ARGrs is published II
Q".'o i"iii' each number containing eight page
or forty weight columns nrii I, i ON nt,, ,,d r.,
some type, IN the best STYLE 1t will he furnished
to Subscribers on The lolloNn. terms, PAYABLE al
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5000 ACRES of LAND for SALE

TNHG UNDERSIGNED Is AUT I!oR1ZED
\ to sell the following described Lands, 1t very
lo,o figures; part down md the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
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Also t." following described lands in Fulton
County. sit, qtcd about miles East of the Mich
igan Read al Joining the south line Of Marshall
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10 any ptrSpi S"n'Ilng club Of l0n We vii
SCI the Albany Daily Atlas & Argus, one wear
gratis.
Subscriptions nav cnmmenoa With ANY nu,o,.er
l. tiers whether contain ny remittance, or o,bcr
Mo, should BE- addressed tn the nr.icrsioncd cor
nrr of Broadway and Park Place, (onposite Cit,
Hall Park NEW YORK
COMSTUCk CASSIDY, Prop'rs.
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Marshall county hy Blain Co. T.
\. Lemon, PerslIing & Co. Plymouth; Robert
Cornwcll x Co, Bourbon; n b. NP.S. Alleman
Ilpl ccanoc John ClesS Bourbon j onas Miller, Bre
lcn, Jas Vi. Wicker, Argos; Peter Smith TN
ontown; amt Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
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,. FROM MorlLE.-The Mobile Advertiser Of Sur

3,. FROM MoEILE.-The Mobile Advertiser Of Sun
day says: - '1'-
Our city was full of rumors yesterday of warlike
operations at Pensacola. While we write we have
no definite information. We have made arrange
ments to give our readers the earliest intelligence
of events over there. The stories afoat were that
Fort Pickens was picking up courage for another
play of ball. and that all the furleughed of the
Pensacola Confederate army were ordered back
instanter. The mail boat yesterday afternoon took
off a number of them.
At home the work Of defence goes on vigorously.
Gen. Bragg, it would seem, does not intend to rely
exclusively for the safety of the city committed to
his military care upon the strong works at the
mouth of the Mobile Bay, but is actively pushing
line of interior defences so as to give the Feds two
gauntlets to run. By the time they pierce both,
somebody will g be hurt
We are gratitied to learn that in a few days arms
will arrive for all our troops. Meantime, let the
shotgun companies initiate the good example of
Capt. Dolhonde's Chasseurs and make up plenty
OF cartridges for their variegated. ganges. Things
generally are getting lively, and produce an ex-
hilarating stir Of the sluggish blood.
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p" Young, Eur Coon W1rNEss.--The Macon Tele-
rranh ralates the following interesting anecdnta

'"' Young, RuT Coon W1TNEss.--The Macon Tele-
graph relates the following interesting anecdote
Many years ago, a case was tried before Judge
Holt, Of the Middle Circuit, in Augusta, in which a
lovely girl, some or years of age, was an i'm
portant Witness Judge Holt discharged the duty
assigned him, with that fidelity that has ever char
acterzed his judicial career s"Martha," he inter-
rogated the youthful witness, did you ever hear
Of Jesus ?H aOh, yes sir,u she quickly replied,
Smother has often taught me about him." After
some questions concerning Heaven and He'll, to
which correct answers were given, he asked her.
face of the Judge, with sparkling eyes, and half
sinterrogatipg look, she said, "God why God is
everywhere !'syF-s tzssss 4 5sj3 3s4s ~ 5s 80
Judge, bar and all, felt that her testimony could
berelied on. They had felt that on account Of her
extreme youthfulness, her testimony could not be
taken, but after her correct answers, their fears
were dispelled, and there vas no hesitancy in re-
ceiyiDg her testimony. = 7s7sF
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passaat, as France s abundantly able 10 take carr
of her own honor. 4 u - 80 - -
IL Tho universal YANKEES nation
H. 3 Gsn whip all creation 1p

Of her own honor. = s''Ns - .ss E
..S g i i The universal Ysnkes nsien
,,,si When Mr. Welles learns too, that on ny say
hstner, barnt tnree more Yankee ships, and lfbsy
ased afourfh only because she had an English es.r-
60 oa board he will probably send biz more Of lis
Saoaghy ~ war.shiPa after that Is II Ne can
ing women and children aou0 oar Southern, rc,,ssr
dc will take especial care too Id mt AZ
men and guns on board 6f them ri otlTeywise
h,gn. .hs hos oe sush q q
A word or tive more, and Istaii have dove. I
What can wise Mr. Welles ness when hcs obsea4x
70 the robbery OF merchsnts and others engsssa
n peaceful commerce aud lawful pursuits DozA
he not know that all property, with rare excelp-
tom, captured on the high seas, is property ke
g longing &, g - . merchants and others engaged IN
peacela, re- commerce and lawful pursuits Why
piracy and pirate property, and peaceful com
merce, and lawful pursnitss H ID. WelIes Wouid
give H. me an Opportunity of eaptaring some OF BIS
But be takes very good care not to. d this, 81
sending his heaviest ships after he and have -
Yankee naval officers, in those scenezof naval
action in which they have Distinguishes thena
erty? = - f'esg 1
Isaw recently Id Yankee paper IN accouns of
q WOOD sloop- that is, q sloop loaded With fFs-
burnt. the other day, on the Potomac and. 4 nn1-
Der Of other small craft, beIouQine 10 dc ufor
people along the coast, have been captured from
time to time, and seat to Yankeedom ior adjudical
ton Even fishermen hare been sabiected 10 the
same fate-a class exempted by aH ciytIizea ma
tons. But suppose It Is only Wien III vesseI q 4
fine ship Of 1000 tons, belongs "a Yankee. and is
captured BY the Sumter, That the properly -
comes private! Astute hi. WslIesf TSe "a 4.
| that this Northern horde ofsthe AIaai, which r.
bearing down upon the sunny fields u u, Send.
n imitation Of their ancient prototypss, NkHe
Mr.. Welles singing t5 pocrfteaI sonEy sss m
the rules Of civilized warfare at defiance and 60
sea.
The gallant Dupont laid hfs unscruruIous Hands
upon all the sottsn he conId find at Beaufort d
few bales only as il happened -and, first and last
many brilliant achievements in the war or stsal
ingtnegroes and robbing and burning private resi
dences have been accomplished BY these North
men amid the various scenes of naval actf0n'1 ID
I which they have fourished. But grew tired of
this subject, and Ifear hare already trespssse6
much npon your space and patience. 4 am
reminded, too, Of the old adage, that che who
NEEDLES with pitch shall be defle I, and 10 wn
take leave Of Mr.. Gideon Welles aud hs scnrrHlous
report. ssg54 assisg Sg3sS ~.
/ y, s.ss1-s. sEMMEs Commander Csis Hsvy.a
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COMMISSIONERS FISH AND AMEs.-We are as
sured that our Government will deny permission
to Ex-Governor Fish and Bishop Ames, the titled
commissioners sent from Washington to comfort
the Yankee prisoners in our hands, to pass our
lines We hope that this is SO, and that the wish
is not father to the thought Such mission is
insulting to us, is accompanied with danger to our
cause, and comes from an enemy who has refused
US the commenest rights of war, laden our prison
with fetters, and gloated the fendish work
of pillage and assassination that has everywhere
marked the track of his invasion.
We are not acquainted with the antecedents OF
Rev. Mr. Ames, but for US his aims are aims of
mystery" As to ex- Governor Fish, we know him
to be man of marked ability, successful politi-
clan of the Albany school, and firm, persistent
abotionist, one Of the bitterest enemies the South
has ever had. We may rest assured of one thing,
and that is, that as soon as these two commission
ers come within our lines, two able and cunning
spies will be in the Confederate States. rT
As to the Yankee prisoners in our hands, they
have ease and comforts enough, without the bon
bons and "Stewart's gum-drops" which Bishop
Ames and his coadjutor are to bring them from
the North. By special act of Congress, they are
allowed the same rations as our brave soldiers in
the field; and as General Winder has not objected
to young Yankee cutthroats being taken from the
hospitals to be nursed in the families Of physicians
in this city, and to be fed with sugarplums by the
ladies', we suppose their condition is quite as COM
Portable as could be expected under the circum-
stances. Richmond Examiner.
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GEN. PRIcE's ARMy.-The Memphis Avalanche

IEN. -PK1CE'S AKMf.-IHe MEMPHIS AVaIHHCHG
says: |
The latest advices to the effect that the State
troops under Gen. Prices command are rapidly
volunteering for the Confederate service, from six
to eight thousand having already enlisted and been
organized into brigade. Gen. Price is reported
at Springfield. The enemy are reported in their
umns-one from Roa, one from Sedaa, and one
from Kansas. Rolla is the present terminus of the
South western Branch Railroad, and is LA miles
distant from Springfield, and the same distance
from st. Louis, between which points it lies. Sc.
l25 miles distant 1t is the western terminus of the
Pacific Railroad. Both railroads connect with St.
Louis, and are in full operation Thus from norths
east, north and northwest, the enemy, with many
advantages, are converging upon Price ; but we
have every confidence that his stand will be made
good by the time that his forces can reach him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

GEN. GEORGE B. CR1rTENpEN.-We have been
sorry to see in some Of the Tennessee papers re-
marks upon the battle of Fishing Creek extremely
disparagng to Gen. Crittenden. This is all wrong,
for we feel perfectly satisfied from perusal Of all
the accounts of that battle which have yet been
published, that Gen. Crittenden proved himself on
The occasion not only true to the cause which he
has so gallantly and nobly espoused, but skilfu,
brave and valuable officer The idea that has been
put forth that he was incapacitated by inebriety
Tor conducting the important movements which he
had evidently plaaned, on the day they were to be
consummated by an expected success, we wholly
repudiate. 1t would be greyous wrong to him
to entertain such an idea upon the loose, vague
or out of his command Petersburg Express.
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TIE BLOCK ApERs OFF GALVESTON. The Calves

ton News says = ~
The sloop. of-war that came off Galveston on Sun
day he's now left so that the only blockading yes.
sells now are the Santee, the bark that has been
there for some two weeks, and a schooner that
occasionally makes her appearance. The Sam
Houston continues to cruise about as tender.
These we learn are all the bIockading vessels now
on the entire coast of Texas, as we learn by gen
tleman direct from the West, that those reported
at Brazos Santiago and Paso CaYallo for a short
time have left.
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J. J. E Y E r s,

s1pixE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORKS,
y TENN NESSEE-From and after the first DAY OF January,
1862 owing the advance in labor and additional expenses Of
nan spoao price Sugar Kettles, Crate Bars and Fur
,.ce Mouths will rule as follows: - :.
Sugar 81 inches 81 25 an inch AZ to &c
ehes at 81 80 inch 81 inches 81 Is inch Fur
race $685. $40 and S5accordng to SIZE Crate Bars &C.
yey pound .v,,,pppuupr
Commission Merchant. No. II Union street.
sab ~
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!. s. steamer SUMTER csds s. jan. d ''n's' -
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HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS. Co. E,
Room No. u, Merchants ESchaHge, !
New Orleans. Dec. 81 1851.
r MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
iii hereby ordered 10 aeGd drill and after this date as fol
w lows: u,,-,r,, W ,.1n,-
Battalion Dril-FRIDAYs at 3 O'Clock P. III. Punetual
attendance is required
BY order of
j. ]. f. BLANCHARD, Captain.
. n II ,yu7ro, n c dnI If r
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Nlilitarp AotiGes.

4 g.. .G,--GlTcRN GUARDS.-TIls NEW COM
Pany has been temporarily orgap4ed with afS members
III BY the close Of this wee All desiring TO join invited
10 meet a. The armory Of the carondeet Light Infantry 5s Bn
lah nst at o'clock The election for a officers Of tho
pGny will take place shortly after The 18th inst
fel2 s'JVu II n KING CaptaIu -
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VOLUME XIV.
Nlilitaru Aotitss.

L $lOO BOuNTY, AND COMPLETE OUT
Company b, Capt Hart stationedat Deep Creek Va. The
W applicant must be hGIy and fully able TO perform so
ders duty To we'll the above will be paid
Anny with references to Box 1915 Post office, fal2
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L $50 BOUNTY-I5 or 40 RECRUITS WANTED
- for Continental Guards Co. o. llth Regmn Louisiana
Nj Volunteers stationed Columbus, Ky. Tho Company
Ill already numbers 81 but Capt. Fleming wishes to bring
promstoas and details for special dayno one man having
Armory ST. Charles and Lafayette Streets at Capt
Jennings store, 5i2 Magazine street, near Felicity street.
fe7 Ct - '' = n fg5e - - ' ' H. t