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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-06

Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES wanted
from four to nine years old, from fifteen 10 fifteen
and half hands high, aud in good order
AiYk TO HENS NEsSEL.
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5000 ACRES Of LAND for SALE.

VTNIG UNDERSIGNED IS AUI UORlZED
( to sell the following described Lands, at very
low figures; part down md the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
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Price, with EIemmer, and beautifully orna-
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Persons wishing to purchase unimprove ed lands,
on easy terms, will do well to give me a call Ial-
80 have the q address of the larger portion of
land owners, which will enable me 10
ascertain the price of large quantity Of land
which i. not described in the above li-t.
TIIOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana. 1861
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Also liz following described lands in Fulton
County ait, eted about two miles East of the Mich
gan Road, al Joining the south line of Marshall
4 nnntU fn.uif
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Marshall county by Blain & Co, T,
A. Lemon, Pershing 4 Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwell & Co, Bourbon; B.. :. Allcman,
Tlppccanoc John Cless, Bourbon Jonas Miller, Rre-
men, JAS NJ. Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith I'm
ontown ana Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Dec. 6, 1862

Tns NICARAGUA TRANsIT.-Passengrrs by the
Noses Taylor report that they had rough time
of il on the Atlantic, having encountered Sc
we're gale off Hatteras, but the America proved
herself good SEA boat, and equal to such emer-
gcnces. There was no delay on the river por-
ton of the Isthmus transit, but the San Francisco
Esening Journal learns that upon the arrival OF
the passengers at Virgin Bay, they found that
the wagons Cor stages) had arrived, but were
minus the wheels-those necessary articles tn the
wagons lneomoton having been shipped on
board another vessel which had been wrecked on
the voyage. In consequence Of this mishap, some
little delay was accustomed until u sufficient mum
Der of ox-earts could be chartered from the
natives for the purpos" of conveying the bag
gage, etc., to San Juan del Sur, distance OF 10
miles of land travel. The passengers made it on
mule back, after the old '49 style of crossing
the Isthmus." But they enjoyed IL hugely as a
part of the performance was not In the bill~, and
they. especially the ladies' describe it as delight
iul, aud owing to the charming weather, novel
scenery, etc, etc, as partakiug more of the
nature of pleasant pic mic, frolic aud excur'
sion, rather than hardship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATIoN.-The Louis
Vile Journal, which is sometimes pretty good
authority on certain subjects, and sometimes not,
attacked the emancipation proclamation with the
utmost bitterness, on it's first appearance. IL was
quite as bitter On the proclamation as II was on
the President for calling out the seventy five
thousand volunteers immediately after the fall of
Sumter. 1t changed its ground on that matter,
aud now it seems to have changed its ground on
the emancipation proclamation. In late issue
of that paper the following appears:
The storm that is brewing will be terrible, no
doubt. visiting the direst disasters upon the pro'
pie, with untold death and destruction, but our
own great national sins must be wa-hrd out by
the blood of the nation, aud We may as we'll pre-
pare for the deluge while ts signs are In the
hpavens. The rainbow Oi promise, insnring the
God given covenant Of liberty to mankind, will
certainly appear for us Ia due seasoa, when al
the world will stand amazed aud say See
the greatest nation has passed the most trying
ordeal in all history, and has come out OF II
chastened, characterized, strengthened, and I'M
proved whilst Democracy and Repubiicanlsn
are placed upon the surrst foundation, and must
exist in aud extend to all the endS OF the ear ~
America will he free after this struggle. The
land will be forever aa Inheritance Tor wblte
men, robbing England OF her greatest boast ior
this government alone will guaranty freedom 10
every one who may set foot upon the SOIL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

WHAT ABoLIrIoNIsrs " OF THE OLDEN TINE
SAID.-"Sir. | envy neither the heart nor the
head of that man from The North who rises here
to defend slavery on prncipe.-John Randolph.
"The people of Carolina form two classes, the
rich and poor. The poor are very poor the rich,
who bave slaves to do all their work. give them
no employment. The lille they get is laid out
in brandy, not in books and newspapers hence,
they know nothing Of the comparative blessing gs
nf our country, or of the dangers which threaten
il; therefore they care nothing about IT,
General Francis Marion 10 Baron De Kdlb
$50 long as God allows the vital current ia
Hnw through my veins, will never, never, never
by word or thought. action or WILL aid in admit
ting rood OF free territory to the everlasting
curse of human bondage. ."-Henry Clay.
Abiding TO the time the above sentiment wa
uttered, Thomas Ii, Benton says: "Tbat was
prnnd day. | could have wished that | had
spoken the very same words ; | speak them now
ttlling you that they are his, and adopting them
as my own"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

BRoKEN InoIS-When a Pagan nation has
been converted to Christianity, the frat impulse
of the enlightened people is to destroy the
sprechlrss gods OF their former idolairy. Re
leased from the gloom Of multiplied ages, and
eyulting in the new light, like blind men re-
stored to vision, they are not content until every
avenue of discovery and experiment has been
eyplorpd nor il the frrvor Of their enthusiasm
abatpd until every mud idol has been thrown
hradong, aud every Dagon prostrated upon his
face Such seems tn he the latter day disposition
of the people of California. Long consumed 10y
political cormorants. misr"presentrd aud misled
by second, third aud forth rate men. sudden
upheaval has overthrown them all. Samson
Agonisirs has rent off the wthes and shaken
dawn the house OF d0arous sacrifice. 1.-THE
idols are broke in the temples of Baal."
Where shall we look for the political demi.
gods of years ago? Where for Gwin, the Nep-
tune of stock johbers? In the rebel capital,
where violated parole of honor occupies that
capacions pocket In the tail of his cout, IN which
that great aud good man was wont TO carry n
rough draft of the Pacific Railroad. Stole OF
from San Francisco, slowed away before day light,
like u fugacious contraband, in u state room OF
the ship, for fear the popuace might discover.
hoot at or stone him. For the unanimous ostra-
cism of this old man, once the autocrat Of Demo
cratic politicians, we can find no parallel. except
In the "Knigh,s" Of Aristophanes, In passage
describing the popular execraions OF Gloon, the
| demagogue The chorus coming on the stage
a.sail the unfortunate Cleon thus:
Close around him. aud confound him, the confounder
usall
Pelt him. pummel him, aud maui him rummage ran
sack overhaul him,
Overbear him and outbawl him. Bear him down ant
bring him under
Below like burst Of thunder, Robber Harpy sink Of
plunder
Rogue and villain rogue and cheat rogue and villain,
repeat -
oftener than repeat it, has the rogue and villain
cheated
Close around him, left and right spit upon him, spurn
aud smile
Spit upon him as you spurn and spit at him like me,
Bat beware lie evade you for he knows the private
track
Where Eucrates was escaping with his midust on
his back.
Out away with him the slavei the pompous, empty
fawning knave
Does he think with idle speeches to deude and cheat
| all,
As he does the otng elders that attend his daily calf
Pet him here and bang HIM there aud here and there
and everywhereY 7"
1t is hardly worth while to enquire after the
lesser gods who have been tumblrd down, pell'
NELL, along with the big divinity. Latham
surnamed "The Foxy "-repudiated, rejected.
confounded, gone hack TO the Senate to serve out
the residue of his official time, proceeding hhal
sequeslraon.-San Francisco Sunday Mercury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
BRowNL0w tells of the
PREVIOUS PREPARATIONS FOR SECESSION.

Our folks at the South have been preparing
diligently for this war for years. ii. A. Wise,
as Governor of Virginia, four years ago in ad
vance of the election, wrote all artIully drawn
up aud very significant circular TO each of the
Southern Governors, and said at the close of the
circular, 4" have sent an exact copy OF this
circular to the Governor Of every slave-h olding
State in The Union" | saw the one sent to Gov.
Andrew Johnson. He showed it to me. la that
letter he called for men aud money, and that
troops br got in readiness, aud men drilled and
prepared 10 meet the emergency IT john &. Free
mont should be elrcted-no matter how elected.
IL might he an overwhelming vote of the people.
1t might be CUnstitutonally aud rightly done
under the forms of law. "NO matter, says
Henry A. Wise, | will march upon Washington,
seize the archives OF the nation, prevent the To-
auguration of Fremont, take the Capital and
break this Government IN pieces" Our Southern
leaders all the time intended never to stop short
OF the dissolution of the Uuion aud the destrae.
lon Of the Government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
TIE Dublin Hishnian, speaking of the Presi-

THE Dublin Eishnidn, speaking OF the Presl-
dents emanci patton proclamation, says;
1t inseperably identifies the cause of the Tn
ion with the cause of freedom, aud takes the
ground from beneath the feet of those hypocrlles
who, protesting to be the opponents ct slavery,
yet support Confederacy formed for no other
purpose than the extension and perpetuatlon OF
the divine institution
The English press true to its vocation, marep-
resents this proclamation. The Times asserts that
it il an ncitemrnt to servle insurreclion. The
Zines lies. The proclamation simply DEGREES that
The slaves of all States in rebellion on the first o
January, 1868. shall from that day forth be tree
But all the slave States have the optlon of re
cpving compensation in full Tor all their Slaves
by themselves taking the initiative. aud passing
law for the gradual abolition of slavery within
their respective limits"
OF course the Times lies and so do its ech oe
here and elsewhere who discourse ia simila
strain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
The Puzzled Census-Taker,

"Got any boysf" the Marshal said
To n lady fem over III" Rhine
And the lady shook her fiax"n head,
And civilly answered " Nrin."
SCOT any girls 2" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhlae
And eEsia The ladv shook her = .As.A y
Aud civilly answered " Neln.'
"But some are dead ?" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the 2hine;
And again the lady shook her head,
Aud civilly answered "Nein."
"Husband, of course ?" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine
And again she shook her faxen head,
And civilly answered "Nein."
"The devil you have!' the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine
And again she shook her fiaxen head,
Aud civilly answered Z" Nein."
"What do you mean by shaking your head
And always answering Miner"
"Ich kan nicht English sprachen," said
The lady from over the Rhine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

JACKSON ONCE SURROUNDED.-An army corre-
spondent for Southern paper, tells the following
incident that occurred in Maryland between
Stonewal Jackson aud the ladies' They sur
rounded the old game cock The said, - Ladies.
aud cut every button off his coat, and, they say,
commenced on his pants, aud at one time it was
feared be would Ia the uniform of Georgia
Colonel-minus all except a shirt collar aud
spurs. For once he was badly scared
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

AT the Colvile mines, says The Oregon Tmes
per diem The military post, under command Of
Major Rumrille, is well conducted and affords
angle protection against Indians. " Greenbacks'
pass at par. The farmers of Colville Valley have
immense stores of provender." The weather
Nov. LIST, was clear but cold-the thermometer
stood $50 below zero
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

HuMBoLDT.-The Times says that Mr.. Albec
lately murdered by Indians in that county, was
Postmaster at Albeevie, and that the records Of
the Office were burned. More than this, il records
the burning of the Bald Hill post office, klamath
county between Trinidad aud Orleans Bar, by
Indians. Both these Offices were within days
travel OF Fort Castor, yet no effort has been
made by the military authorities to investigate
the Outraqps.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

THE alta very sensibly hopes that the election
Of a United States Senator will he the first thing
dispatched by the Legislative IL will be unsafe
to attempt TO pass any laws before the election,
for The votes might be bartered to serious ex
tent. Until after the Senatorial question is fin
ishpd there will be little steady wo,k done either
in Committee room or in open session. The
experience Of many years has proved that prin-
cipIu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

THE Territorial Enterprise says that MT
Herr Weisuicht has just arrived IN virginia
Civ from the Humboldt mines aud regions
beyond, He brings with bin the head aud one
foot of the petrlded man, lately found in the
mountains near Gravely Ford. A skilliul assay
er has anayzed small portion OF the dirt found
under the nail of The great toe aud prononnces
the man to have been native OF The Kingdom
nI Nav .InrRrY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr. L.. p. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in Francisco receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. 0mce-No. 172 liz Washington street,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up STAIRS
y sncnmento Cny.-A. 5. SMITH is our authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements in that
ci; y and receipt for The Once, l2l street. BE-
tween 4th and 5th. f"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

HANGING WELL ToGETHER.-Several of the
rebel Generals--the wonderful Stonewall Jack.
son first upon the list-have received the title
Lieut.. General. The rank, we suppose, is one
step above Major General, and while it lessons
the duties OF Lee. the commander-n-chief in the
field, brings the whole squad into nearer relation
ship with Davis, the commander in.chief in the
government. That this fierce family OF chiefs
should hang we'll together may yet be proved iu
more ways than one.-.Amddor Ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

CORcoRAN the great Washington banker before
leaving for Europe, purchased one million six
hundred thousand dollars in gold. Corcoran
made all this money out OF our country, and then
left it, disguised with the institutions under which
all his prosperity was attained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

The banks at Charleston, s. c., have six or
seven million dollars Of counterfeit Confederate
notes on hand, which they received as good
There are said to be from $40 100000 to S80000,.
900 such trash iu circulation in the Southern
COnfedr rracY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

TIE Illinois Grand Division Of Sons of Tenn
perance lately passed resolutions approving the
emancipation proclamation, and demanding the
removal of drunken officers from the army.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

SURPLUs.-Fould has made up his budget, and
in spite OF the Empress horrible extravagance
says there will be no extra taxes in France this
year, and that the country is Sl6,OOO,0OO ahead
of It's debts,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

ONE of the leading hotel Keepers Of New York
was written to recently, as follows:
81 Sir, the mite eye slopt with II | left travel
liDg bag with a bO0kinit and dirty shrlut."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

THEY mean to raise tall students out in Wis
cousin. An exchange paper says: Its board
OF education has resolved to erect building large
enough to accommodate Eve hundred students
three stories high"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

OLD Mrs. Danley is a pattern of household
economy. She says that she has made a pair of
socks last fifteen years by merely knitting new
feet to them every winter, aud new legs every
other winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

"I THINK wife, that you have great many
ways OF calling me fool" - think, husband
that you have a great many ways OF being
one."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06

=" Nen" pronounced .nine) is the German word for
nop