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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
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TO CONSERVATIVES

TIrr ~drrrfiSr- having hs.,n rsstnrr.i fn henith
liz fra weeks br very simple rrmr,lV n rf
hariSC suffered several wears with srverr lung
aitvctioC,, sad that tresd disease, Cunsumnun--is
apxisRs te axe kaaNE to his fellow. sufferers the
sxesas nj c,,Ee,
To all who desire u, he will >cnd a copy or the
presJ-S!,Scu escd, (fre caargc,l with directions
fer preparing and using the ssn,c, which they will
find sure cure tcr Cossuwptiau, Asthma, Brrn-
o.tis, &c- The cutv ohicct of the advertiser In
sending The preScriptoN Is IL hcart, tho uiilicte
ard sprt ed ~ formation which he tnnccivcs tn 10
Invaluable, ard he hopes every seacrcr will try
his remedy, asst will cost them nrthiug, and may
prove blessing
Parties wishing the rrcscrir,iru will please all
,hess Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
V williamsburg, Kings County,
AIm3 New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Valentines.

The worshippers at the shrine Of St.
Valentine will be overjoyed to learn that
LEMON has received superb assortment
Of Valentines, comic and sentimental.
Those wish anything of the kind. cannot
do better than to call on the Doctor and
procure come
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
at the next term Of the Commissioners Court of
Marshall county, indiana, to be held the court
house in Plymouth. commencing on the first Mon
,;Sv in March. s62. apply for \ license 10 retail
snirirrous liquors in quantities less than quart
The location on which | propose to sell is on Lot
No. 1, Hazards Block. in BOley's addition to the
t,wn of Bourbon, Marshall County. In'liann.
=. BEALS.
Feb 1888.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Ball af l.aPOrfc.

We acknowledge thu receipt of an invi'
tation and free ticket to the Fifth Annual
Bali of Engine Company LaPorte' No. ].
TO be gwen at Huntsman Hall. LaPOr'e.
on Friday evening. February 81. Music
nv the Chicago Light Band. Tickets 81.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
CA . H
Whilc-0ak Logs and Stave Bolts

We will pay 81 per cord for WhiteOak Stave
Boltscut To our order. Also. .5h per log for
clear White COAX logs clog mclsure) free from
knots, worm holes. and other defects. No logs
received less than about % inches in diameter AZ
the small end Cash ON delivery at our Slave Fac
tory in Plymouth
HURLBUT BROTHERS 4 Co.
Plymouth, February 9Th, 1862. 2t4-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

A nan to work by the month or wear. lie mus
tie accustomed To taking care Of Horses, aud al
comuOn kinds of " DIRK; must be hoaes orderi Y
and industrious. To a married without chil
dreI,, house and wood sili be furnished; .ad TO
good man. liberal wages paid.-must csme vel
recommended
c. II. REEVE.
January ~, 'e2-Itf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

For March. has arrived. laden with its
usual amount of good things The en-
craving. Two Little Monkeys will please
1he little folks. Tho fashion plates are
good. as usual. and the stories and other
reading matter ditto.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Nj. A. o. PACKARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.
COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and E1amin.

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and EIamIns-
~ ton OF titles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS To
Peoples Bank, Ny. City; How & Whitaker.
\. City; Terbell, Jennings Co, Y. Y. City;
Security Fire Insurance Co. y. Y. City; Henry
{. Carter, ~ Y City; Hon. c. 4. Stacy, Tecum-
sch. Mich: l.. G. Berry * Co. Bankers, Adrian,
Mich; ]. 5. Dunlap, Esq, indianapolis. Ind n .
H.Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth
Tie has associated with him in practice, Hon
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have ut the sitting ofthc Circuit and Com
mon Pleasconrts ofthis county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, March %. $50. OFF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Religious.

Religious.
There will be Dunkssd meeting at
wes,erveit Hall. s.. 10Y O'Clock. a. m.
Sunday nert. Services by Bishop MILLER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

Persons wishing to purchase unimprovcd lands.
on easy terms, will DO well 10 give me call. Ial
SO have the p o, address of the larger portion of
nonresident land owners, which will enable me to
ascertain the price of large quantity of land
which 10 not described in the above list
TIIOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana. 1861.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
NUMBER 3.
4and Aeenru.
5.OOOACRES of LAND for SALE

TNHG UNDERSIGNED Is AUI HORlZED
to sell the following described Lands, At rery
ioW figures; part down md the balance in asnuaI
payments, from to four years, with intlrest
maid annually:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
Met is.t Monday. Judge Csno4sr. pre-
siding
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Four Teachers anted.

The undersigned, School Trustee for the Cor
poration of Plymouth, will receive proposals Until
the 18th day OF March, 1862, from teachers, to
conduct Free School in said town for the term Of
sixty-five DAYS, to commence on thu first Monday
of Anil, ensuing. Experienced teachers, other
qualifications being equa, will be given the pref
s.rence n. SHERMAN,
fcbl3-3tl Trustee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
DI E. D.

At Camp Wood, Ky-, January Ri St 81 tyPtrnit
fever. PSrEk DETIsEcH, a@esi ~ wears ard scvcS
xnasths Hew horn in Ss.:serlsfs- I'D Ni.h
vi. parents euigya-ed ta this c"vxtVy At N0 caSly
age gexss 4 youE n.aE OF Iauch ixtc..; s'''te'
~especsed ant leped - all sks kscs rim. ecaco
- his eshe+-
Gle has left us IN ga ness he has lett rs ft9ess
Tie friend OF youth, that sc cherished tvs
wears
Bright he the h.lo tnat e1circlcs his name,
Thou ii, nsught but soldier unS nown to fame,
81. to MS here trnc Here's for virtue and truth
Were his motto ia all things, FROM cSadasod ts
YOUTH,
And though his uAr.e is Snkaswu, his heart was as
4. the great Of the lanl fer HAS he nos gave
His all to his country. His keps, and his lave
Were all left behind, while fer hi, country he
strovc.
Tie left all his friends, in sadness ~ mUnrE,
The absence Of one Who could Eerer return
There nevc, was Drawer band of patriots brave
and bold,
Than lett from here, their native land, the Union
to uphold
Our PRAYERS viii always follow them, God shield
thcm from al harm,
And may they all prove faithfs, in sunshine and IN
storm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

Also the following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about two miles East of the Mich
igan Road, and joining the south line of Marshall
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

Invite nv old customers 10 call and exomin.
my stock and prices and if they suit, they will bc
sure and buy. have no blowing To do to induce
YOU to purchase of me. Honorable, straight for
ward dealing aud living profit and no humbug
is my motto.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

Those knowing themselves In arrears are mott
fed that their dues arc very much needed. and I
hope they vii redeem their promises TO pay M.
]. BROWNLtE.
Plymouth oetllp3stf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

See advertisement.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Thirty Nine.

That is the number Of devils incar.
hate the President has determined to
hang. These arc to be executed on
the 10th inst, at Mankato. Three
hundred and twenty four is the mum.
l'or of indian tiends convicted Of muir
der by an impartial court, and sentcn'
ccd to be hung for that crime. The
President has ordered thirty niue to be
hung, but he has not pardoned tn
Others. 1t is we'll he has not, for hi:
pardon would be Intellectual. Nothing
but blood will atone for the blood tha
has been spilled. Nothing but bloot
will SEIZURE MS against repetition o
the outrage. The blood Of thirty niu'
Indians will not atone for 4 thousan,
lives sacrificed, nor will it ensure u
against a arepitition ofthe crime. Th'
last Indian that was engaged in tha
Scene Of murder shall die; so the peop.
Of this State has sworn, and SO it shal
be.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Major General Dana.,

N. J. T.Daua, upon the promotion,
Of Col. Gorman, was appointed Col
of the first regiment. lie soon left thu.
position, however, to assume the char
actor Of briga1icr general. -Four Min
nc>ota Colonels have been made brig
adler generals during this war for ner
itorious conduct on the field, and nov
a still higher honor is conferred upo,
Us by the promotion Of brigadier gen
:ral Dana to the position Of major gen
cral. Truly, as the St. Paul Press says
"Minncsota plays trumps."
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Yankees to. be HING.

The Georgia Legislature has enac.
ted a law that every yankee found
within her borders after the lst OF
January next, shall, ifcaught, be hung.
tits said that Gov. Pickens Of South
Carolina has recommended such law
to his Legislature.
4 friend, reading an account of the
matter in our office, the other evening,
remarked, that they might have to
stop hanging when the subjects for
hanging get more numerous than the
lordly executors Of the sentence. We
think it about right.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Counterfeit Postage Currency.

Counterfeit postage currency is said
to be getting quite plenty. The fol-.
lowing are some of the features by
which the counterfeit may be detected.
In the counterfeit, the five faces of
" ashington do not look alike. The
linked letters ~. S." under the mid
die face Of Washington do not show
the lower end of the tsS'' inside of the
"U'" There are several other marks
by which they could be detected. but
these are the most prominent, and are
all that will be required.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Latest News from tie Army.

On the evening Of the 10th inst. an at
tempt was made to cross the Rappahannock
and take possession Of Fredericksburg. Ou'
progress as arrested by the rebel batteries
which prevented the engineers throwing thci,
pon,oon bsidge: across. During the night
the pontoons were conveyed to the river and
one hundred and serenity six guns placed in
position opposite to, and opened on the city
which was nearly destroyed Under the
protection OF our artillery, the bridges were
thrown across, and the army OF the Potomac
crossed the Rappahannock, and stood face
to face with the enemy.
On the 18th Gen. Franklin, command
ing the left wing Of tho army, moved against
tho enemy, and after little skirmishing the
fight became general in that division. Dur
ing that day. the 18th and the Ash, the
battle was general, extending from our left
to the extreme right. General Burnside was
in the City, and personally directed the
fight The rebel force is estimated at 200,
900, but it is rumorcd that Burnside has
said he does not want any more reirforce-
mcnts. The battle is still raging with great
slaughter.
In the South West Generals Grant and
Resencrans are pressing the enemy hard.
Banks expedition has landed, and arc tc
co operate with Burnside in tbs reduction o
the Rebel Capital. lie has landed at Chow.
an river, formed juacti m with the force:
under Gen. Foster, at Suffolk, and is nov
marching with irresistible force upon Wei
don, which is about 60 miles south Of Rich
,nond, and is on the line OF railroads from
Richmond, south.
We trust something will soon be accom-
pitched that will cheer the hearts of al
lovers o. the union and the cause of tn,
union.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Union Meetin. in New OrleaRf.

The steam T. Cambria from New
Orleans, arrived at New York week
before last with dates to the cot, Nov
embcr. The news is very interesting
There had been a monster Union meet
ing held there. The old St. Charlie:
theatre was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity. The ladies Of New Orlcan.
were largely represented, and gooc
feeling prevailed. There is great hope
Of that city yet.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
WkATuER-Wa should like to know xh.

WEATHER-We should like to know xhal
some Of the New England old togies who
have been, since the 10th OF November
blocked in with snow, SO that they could
hot get from the house to the barn withou,
asst spending half DAY At least in shovel
ing snow. would say it they were here If
Minnesota this winter. For tho last week
OK ten days overcoass aud gloves have beer
entirely out Of date. and they have never
really got into fashion yet. Such beautiful
weather IN the dead Of winter is net to b,
expected anywhere, and not 10 b realizes
0Te 10 Minnesota
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Sorghum.

The cultivation Of Sorghum is attracting
great attention throughout the North -
The growers, and manufacturers Of that
species OF sugar cane, met in convention at
Rockford ILL., on the l.h inst. anl the var-
GUS methods Of growing and manufacturing 2
vas thoroughly discussed. 1t is hoped and
believed that the cultivation of that impor,
tant article Of every day consumption will
soon receive the attention its worth de
mands
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

ACQUITTED D-Chauncy Gibbs, now q
member Of the Third regiment, late stu.
dent Of Hamline University at this place
was arrested not lcng ago at Lake City. OF
"a charge OF stealing money, at Fort Smell.
ing, and taken to St. Paul for trial. After
a thorough trial he was honcrablv acquitted
not -hadow Of evidence Of guilt having
been fastened upon him. 1t has come to q
pretty pass if the possession of money b,
. soldier Of the United States is prssump
tive evidence Of larceny.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
CI.ht to be 1lun-.

We have tolerated traitors long enough,
and now, it is tine treason was made t.,
trcmble. The contrac or vi.o atttcmpts to
Sw!ndlc the government and cheat the poo,
soldier, by pa'ming off blankets Of an in
Gerior quality, is just as jn!ty Of treason as
the one who filled the bomb shells with
sand, instead of powder. In both cases the
perpetrators Of such Infamous and treason
able swindle ought to be hung
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Dohhelly's Election to be Contested.

On the Sd inst. Major VIM. J. Cul
len served a notice upon Lieut.. Gov
Donnelly, that he, (Cullcn) should con.
test his (Donncllys) election.
The principal ground upon which
the contest will be based is the uncon
stitutionality Of the act of the Iiesis>
laturc, authorizing the soldiers to vote
1t is our opinion that Major Cullen
will succeed in-making an ass Of him.
self.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

ArrL1cr1oN.-Last week James Barns
son Of Virgil Barnes Of Bay City Wis. late
OF this place, died o! d,ptheria. This is the
fourth Child Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes have lost
by that terrible scourge within a few months.
They have the SYMPATHY Of all the commu
pity, both here and where they now live.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

MUs1c.-<ow that the long winter even.
inys have returned to III again, why can't
we have singing school, or social gather
Ing for tho purpose OF singing, once or twice
a week 1: seems to US some one nigh.
lstart in the matter. Where's Meacham.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Congress TO indemnify President Lin

Is
-..< COln. z--> ~~ w.
Congress has passed an abt to in
demnify the President for impending
the writ of ha6eas corpus, and all acts
resulting therefrom. Although there
may have been some injudicious ar
rests made, we believe the occasion
has been urgent, and arbitrary power
has been used as spatingly as in the
opinion Of the authorities was compat-
ible with the public safety; therefore
we are glad to see the Congress so
truly, supporting the President in even
the extreme resort Of so trying an
hour.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

AroLoGY-We detcst apologies. and ye
we feel constrained to make one this week,
for the scant,ncss Of reading matter in the
paper. The truth is; we have had all that
we could. do, and more than we ought te
have attempted TO do with the small force
we have in the Office, to get up the list Of
forfeited land sale which appears in this issue
Next week we will do better, the forfeited
list will only be in the way three weeks
and then all will 60 on we'll again.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

CHRISTMAS GIrrs-ChrIstmas is ,:e?r at
hand. and it ought always to be celebrated
in such a manner that all, especially The
little folks will recur to the day with pleas
ure. L. Z. Lowater hss make ample pro-
visions for that sort Of thing. He has as
beautiful an assortement Of Christmas gifts
las we ever saw
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

Nav EATING HogsE.J. F. Beck Esq, has
leased and fitted up the building lately oe-
eupied by Mr.. Hesles, as Al eating house.
Meals are served up By him. a. any hour cs
the day or evening. in tine style. Just call
and try = few oysters If you wsas something
nice.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
Third REGIMENT.

We notice by the St. Paul papers that
the Through g;> en- 70 the boys OF the Third
has bccn Indefinitely extended. Notice
will he given through the papers when aud
where they will have to report.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

PAc1rIc TELEGEApu-The Presi.
dents message was received and read
in San Francisco by thousands, only
eight hours after it was received In
Chicago 80. ~a q.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
III TT n %

am now in the market, purchasing Furs
of all kinds, for which will ply the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Furs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upon me before selling
them to other parties, as feel confident
can make it an object for them to bring their
petr'es to me. am boun to buy, so there
is no use Of talking. Don't sell until have
& chance to make an offer. L. KELLY.
v7nl9m3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
O4Eetrs of the minnesota Vhlrd Dis
missed fsuIn Service.

We find in the St. Paul Union OF
the 18th inst. an order from the War
Department, said to have been direct
cd by the President Of the United
States, diSmiSsin5 from the service Of
tho United States all the officers Of
the Minnesota Third who voted tc
surrender ut AIurtrccsboro.
The time appears to be drawing
near when the diSyraccfu' scenes tina
have tranSpircd in the army cannot b>
enacted without exciting attention
and briu ing rrtribution.
The following is the or,lrr:
WAR DtrAErMr*r, Alutan: Gcnl'> O.N,rl
WAsul%.loN, Dec, ist, lSG4.
SPECIAL OrpEl;s so. 81.
The following officers of the 3,
Minnesota Volunteers, are by lircc
,ion Of the President, ,l>,n .Srd from
the service Of the United States, to
recommending the surrender Of thci
regiment while in the face Of tn,
enemy:
Col. II. G. Lester, Commanding
Regiment.
Cnptains, w. w. Webster, Co. a
W. III. Mills, Go. G.; G. Guyncc, Co
T. J. }. Preston, Co. +; NJ. w
CLAY, Co. IL.
l~t Lieutrnants, \. +. Elliot, ca
u; |. y. Tichrnor, Co. +.
I'd Lieut.. s. Ii. lngham, Co. f.
BY order ofthc Secretary Of War,
l.. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
TAKEN UP.

THREE EyEARLISGS-sxo Erei ferx. one white
L and ore red, also ene red steer. easss into
my enclosure. at the sa~r OF Sreneer. asuns
tho middle OF October. ssss. The e~nsr can
have the same by paying csssrgc> and taking
shsm awAy- DAsed Sps user, Nov IS. 1863.
ysnfSHs %& a@@aza=-ss42 2ts@ r. s. FISH
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

40 FlNE CLOTHS and TAlLORs TRIM
mings Of all descriptions. Also agent for
SINGEK's SEWING MACHINE, the best and
chca pest machine in use.
Having enlarged my business I am now pre-
pared to execute all orders without delay.
warrant oil my work; no one noed take IL gar
mcnt after it has been ordered unless it fits:
CUTTING DONE AT ALL TINES.
Good people of town and county give me a
call. work cheap aud sell cheap.
OPPOSITE THE CITY BAKERY,
On Bush Street, Red Wing: "
p. s. keep on hand q largo stock Of ma
chine needles, twist und thread. '.,
nl46 n3Sv6yl JOHN NORQUIsT,-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-13
AGairs in Tennessee.

Weicopy the following from the Nash
vile Banner Of last Friday:
The ,FEDERALIsTs IN TENSEssEE.-We
cannot say that we have definite idea OF
the movements of the Federal army in
Tennessee, except that their evident pur
pose is to SO encompass the State as to
render permanent the military power of
the Union within its limits. The advance
is doubtless aimed toward the Northern
border Of Alabama, where the Confeder.
ate forces under Gen. Johnston, and the
State militia under Gov. Harris. are be-
ing concentrated with the veiw Of making
a stand against Gen. Buell. Whom the
autici ipated engagement does occur il will
be marked on both sides, doubtless, BY the
most desperate vAlor. and the importance
Of the result can be scarcely under.esti
mated. .. rt
Thus far the conduct Of the Federal
troops in Tennessee, so far as our own
ohseivati IN or information extends, has
been. with few exceptions, of rather a
creditable oharactet. Due respect, as a
rule. seems to have been shown by the
authorities to the private property of our
citizens. As
We trust that there is no Just ground
for .apprehending any private injuries
from the occupation Of our soil by the
Federal army. We have been qnits ia
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-13
ron CHJLDRRN.
DIR. MeLE.AN,s uMIYERsaL PIILs.

For Liner cO1PtGiHt, BiHioHsHsss, Hsadsehs, 60.
There has never beon Cathariic medicine, offered
the public that has given such entire Satisfaction
McLEAE's UNIVERSAL Pitts.
Being entirely vegetable, they are porfsetiy limo
aud be taken by the most tender infant; Jet
prompt and powerful In removing all Billions seere
tons, Acid or impure, Feted Matter from tho stom-
ach In fact, they the only Pills that should b
used In malarious districts. s@.f -tt
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or pain IN the
Stomach Bowels, though very active and searching
in their operation, promoting healthy seeietioRs Of
the liver aud Kidneys. Who will euGef from Bu
iousness, Headache and Foul Stomach, when so ehap
a remedy can be obiainedi Keep them constantly
on hand; single dose. taken in season, may prevent
hours days and months Of thickness. Ask for Or. J.
Fl. McLeans Universal PHI. Take no other. Being
coated they tasteless. Price only 25 conts per
box and can be by mail TO sny part Of the Unit
ed States. J. II. MeCL.1f.f, SOLD ProyristsF,
Cornsr Of Third and PiHs Street,, So. Leais, Ne.