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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

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They vii cure the above $50 : :an.rc.y uiae
case, cat OF L hunar d.
Induced ~ exensiee sad a,.. -:.igc-Yal ra.,.,s-
iiy 81 ii"9fiai.d German il;t-'S. surely vecei.
ID hosts 81 IGNORANT a'i..k- sai IN -,r.,.s .,.s
at'chturerS Easc ogencd a.oi >-..Il.rr bui.iaiIrY
ihe Hood Gates of Nostraa.s i3 liz >l.i. 81 roc,
:" n N"F, Fie : eolnpaan'ea vii .riasou- ::ru-s,
an. a'sfi tened Tones. ,5oin sccs ard Bi..ers.
ii't'.F. 81 The ilnumcraiie .,;av of Alcoho'i,
preparations - I'.fii5fic .f..s -. - heile;
Ks nnirr Tie modest # citation G. ri;ses:
whic'! n-t-ad of cain. OIL err a,.,
leave lie disappointed suii. Ftr IN ..-;.ir
Do EcIf WANT SONErAI.s - sTRry.
GTGEN YOU
Do yol w.,,t .oa appetite
DO yo W ut to bsiil ~ soar coz -. $50
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ID y2u Gaat CHefr,9
10 You want to Sleep ae.f
Do ycu AT a brisi, sal y,..r.us ;.e,.se7
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EITTERS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
NOTICE. OF PETITION To SELL REAL.
ESTATE.
State Ct lnliana,
Nilsaaii ( ounty

rf'lt0 q Ia''.Nnl,
Ai;s..a'i County
Notice is hereby given ,h-< John Coil, Al
miu;-:ritcr OF the estate of Daniel Rhodes. iatc
oi said county, deceased. has f Il Ii. r.tiion 10
sell thc real STATE G.; The 'leee!en' bis personal
heinz. ;uii cicrt To pay his cents ana Il At said
p"ii'Ior viii lac heard a, the nest tern, of he
CoU"; oi Coriman Peas .rslii coun',
Ates: JOHN ecu 9uMAN,
nie-n. Clerk G.. p G.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

The Dop'ira,c en- '>Gl Is now in my hand. !oi
receiving taxes. Government money IL STAT,
bimk : ic inr,d. Is he Stsie Treas ..er vii r.
ceiYe No;lsng else from rnn.
p Q. GJN Ky, Treasure, Y. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

CO.. fletcher III h message 10 the ! II
sin.a Legislature tahes a hopeful View Of
tie sou tllern cau-e. He says ihat, if Ike
people ava tras 10 them selves, tiey cannot
be 3vc.l.lrovn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

We Invite =2a.., a.se..;'a = III an
nouacoment in another ,umn. 81 tic
"Gran,. gonc59t' to BE- gwen II i5ra;n' 5
Hall ca Wednesday evening next week
The musical talent. vocal and instrument
tai. engaged far the ceeas:en gives ample
as-uraace u eaol tire. The object 10
which he reee5 pss are 70 he appropriated
ue knew 10 lie acf,liy and hope III con
e. Y - iraxa. :. SO IS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
DeGiga{ss?ss.

We are re ,,cztel to sta,c tha. The Sa-
lem VI. l.. Church vii be Dedicated on
:unla n the 18th inst Sermon By Pre-
siding Elder Burt. Services to commence
at half past Ten O'clock \ collection
viii be taken NJ to aid IN paying the IN
de.teluoss Of the Church. al are inri-
tel.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

TA,lcnup b the Undersigned. in Polk Town
saib, red and white ball two years OIL, horns
sawed or broken off. The owner can have him
hY applying at my res dencc in said township, I'd
pa nag charges !or advertising and keeping.
JACOB CkEENSWILA.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

Taken Up hy he subscriber on the beth o!
No, emb"r. 1852, runnins at Large on his premise 5
in Walnut Township, Marshall County, olic large
Roam iIe;ier, with some white underneath the
belly, supposed 70 H. Three years cd last spring.
No marks or bran,.s Perccivabe. The owner is
de- rel 10 come and prove his property. pay
eIiaracs ana. take her AWAY
SAMUEL SiIAFER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

VIM. D-On Subscription. at th~
Office. Fifty Cords Of Wood, for which W.
viii Ply the highest II ri.et price.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
State of Indiana.
Marshall County { -

Z BY virtue Of Warrant n rs directed TO
, Ohio McMulleu. Il Ju-,icc Of the Pc..c r
Of Walnut TOWNSHIP; IN said tvr.nty. VI tie m
G6r-isncd 10 cestii, thu; wc have ,iewed AMI ap-
praised certain "stray Heller. taken tip bv
Samuel Staier, of sid town biz, ana find ihe
same to BE = large Roam iicler. supposed to bc
three years old. and TO appsaise the same
heitcr IL iwe,ve p liars.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

The PiiintiH in the .bovc entitled cause hs
Jane q. Paris his attorney. has filed IN my office
his cumpIaint against the defendants. and il M
peaing bv the aihdavit of a conpe. ent orSon ttt
William Mccain and Melissa NcCann are non
r. sidcnts of the State of lndanas q ey are there
fnre hereby notified OF the fling ami pcndcncy
OF said complaint against them, ana un'csS hey
appear, answer or demur thereto. at the calm.
oi sail cause. on fc first das OF the next term OF
said CVuir, to be begun and held ut the COuit
House. in the town oi Plymouth on the Second
Monday Of February. 1861. said complaint and
the matters and tnings therein contained and al
lodged, will he heard IN their absence.
JOHN e. CUSUMAN, Cik VI. &C.
James q. Parks, Pl'Hs atty. n2O-3t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
II lbs G SMITH.
JAMEN NA luEW5DNl HF'' ''Se'

S',bs siAcl aLi sworn to before me. Ohio
He Niil"n.a Jas'c, of .hc Peace, this 2etil
d.y of Novenher, iSi:s. |, john {. Cusl.:f n
Cls:il Of TIC MARSHAL C;acai Cs.,s,. de icr, bv
cer,fs that the :orc@oin- Is, rr". crpv o. tie
otsIa.i report therein, iiel IN my office Dee.
1T 1863 JOHN G. CU5HMAN, clerk
} :. = ls6}-nIS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

Notice i hereby gwen that tie underSic ed
wiz, with the County Surveyor on tie .lh day
OF December. i-63, proceed to surrey, and locate
the corners o. his land in Sc ton .t in Tonnshi q
- north, of Range one East IN Marshall County
lnGiana, and continue from day to day until AL is
Non resident oyners Of linl in said section
who fail to meet ihe Surveyor 1T The time above
nticneo, and arir:,y. provide or ,icIa II, q
tbs r portion Of Che EXPENSES Of said survey. will
b. re,urnc ~ the Coan.y Auditor rs Delinquent
and sach delintucncies placed on the tax ,lupii
cate 70 BE- collected accar~ mo to law.
rlGw3 DAVID SCOTT.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of lr,i'sna. Ma Shall County. S.:
In the Marshall Circuit Court, Febrlar, Term.
James A Miller
George T. Manchester.
The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause bv d
+ PHILLIPS his Attorney has Gel m, office his
complaint agail.. the defendant aid il appearing
i.v the affidavit of {. competent person that the
defendant GEORGE x. Manchester i Il NONRESIDENT
Of Tie State OF Indiana, hc is there ore hereby
notified OF the fling asl pend ancy III said com
paint against hun, and u,ieSS he appear, dnsw eg
or dcmlir thereto. ut the caliine OF aid cause ON
the frs, day Of the next term al said Court, to
b., begun and held At thc Court House. in the
town Of Plymouth. on the Second aiondlv of
February, 1861. said complain; aul the matters
and ,hines therein contained ard alledgod, Will be
heard and determined ia his absence
Attest JOHN c. CUSaMAN, Clerk
nj aWJ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

TAG tolIowin. named gentlemen will
act as agents for the DENccRAT. in iheir
various Townships. until further notice.
and are authorized to receive subscriptions
and money FIR the DENocEAr OFF CT:
Center Township. IL. III. L1GAN
German ToAnship. JONAS MIL FL,
nwnsip, CHAR'ES bARc' Az.
ash;p, / b h@"r y.
>vn~tip, JOINS Z;HSkR,
0!Ton Township, JANE bS"'KE.
Green Townsl.i;,. d ,vIi. Z:'INER,
B,u,ban Township. s. FE>Ls
WALNUT Township. JANEs II W.cKIzsR
pse,aos T,wa,hip. Da 0. ?. SMITH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
M CIV GREGORY
ii. a. WORK.
Plymouth MARSHALL Co. Ind

The Undersigned has established New Crocc-
nv : tore one door west cf Bcchcr's cOrlcr, on La
porte street. and will az all times keep complete
a~sor mcut of FANNY Grorerics. OF the ver' rNsr
QUALITY. which he will invariably sell 81 the los
r>t market price Richmond Mills Flour and
Feed always GA hand. II \. WORK.
Plymouth, Indiana. Jaly 18TH 1863. n2iIi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
..g.e So.s,,s. commissioners.

The Board q Conr :sS;eaer- :, Il lie
re-sioa cid d good thing when !; scfeale'.
tic order made b It's ABOLITION F-cdeee.-
sers -. .pne. ;u.i al .iiu'ed nc iIlat
vii Prsyea, man &c The nancrous frauds
I.espe;rase.l s = IL Tr,s Jury u'..ier the
al er''er .rala he hose n.snaer N (which
the old or,ler va er.an. il vs. - we'll
cllcnia'ei - f'cii'.r.c 'aayery. ,as.t and
!.eeulsf'e. L. tie s..-=. ar.le.. abolition; t
c5all dc ~. tie'aw one shsews GROUND
thc Treasury those safeguards eisheut
which iti-''apassi'''e - - ergeis from
s....ld and r.I..-l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17
rs TItsEE :
Indianapolis. fnGiiEa.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Iniiana, Marshall County.
In the Circuit Court, February Term 1861
James Holloway
James NcCann
DeGa -. Smith
Henry Smith
Calvin McCann J Complnint on Note for
William Mcc,nn : Foreclosure of Mortgage.
M,rgarctt, i.Jnl
George Mccain
ira Jane HcCann
Melissa Mccain.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

In this city On Friday Morning, Dec. tth.
Miss MARGARET HUNT. of rheam-
atisIn. after suffering with the disease
tor many years, in the 6ist year Of her
age. Her remains we're taken to licking
ton Scott County, and there buried on
Sunday morning Dec. 8, 1SGi.-Nf a.
ANnnH Ie ar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

MARE EN-Ieec. III. l-a.. ~ \ i'nl.-
or. fig w MURPHY and Miss Eliza
BxTn f1tvaen. ~ 81 tbs County
.'l3c-=c.l &c TIC s.,ken tie SHAT eia4s two viii
iH, heats"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

DilD-a' III re lcace IN Bourbon
township. Ga lie 9Th inst, sIr. JosErFi
STALEY. aged s.omi - years.
In the death If Nr s5rAaEY an afec-
tIonate vifa and children mourn the less
of kini Husband and father-.he TOM
munity in which he lived :; valuable rleni-
her; but they have reason to hope that
liis spiri, IS a rest with the Redcener.
There il a Joy in the mids, Of grief
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

And VII positively p:cvei.. Z - s.as.. Dill
iJas Fever, (.c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

tlsei"i.t, y" 81 Broadway, New York.
Noc. 5,-yil.l IN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-17

Store 2l 1oor South Of P4r.hins'- Drug Store
ri, mouth, Nov l., lo6;-Gm-
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
FuaNITURE

ELEaANr ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD ruR.
A nurs for sac prupory pi family leaving me CIV
1he .utsrrer renQusiing housekeeping vii ee IA 1.A
" sdN pureiecTn an he FssniHe contained IN hts
tysa -, y Nef rwerfr-thlrf street stth avenue.
Il-Lofc.e Ltgeles, hDfrafc Paintings, sat AIRY,
brunser )aw - Room Suits. eersd with hrccssi. bfg-
rade u. If1rr fwCCl Ih4llrr Furniture. -
tufe Blna Ewsnren fttse. chlna as ard snfsr
Fafe MIDDLETON
HEDROoW Suits or EFhNrLLRD FuRNlrrrB ~
" hN cnlors rf sHrr1utst a5aeiufe aiao a cff
r.. NNanhe g ..fr t.tiI a1f cfraHrftr al " Ftp
sttd N Ics1 N
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
DAscIso ACADEMIES

DoDwosrHs DAscIro Ac.Dysfks
~. NJ - fAfth ffsry Me- fcfh
We W kcrtsxns sfFsst pf,rtrn
sLw YORK aLtaHEh-h ftags 30 Ttufsctf q o.
wsftssesfs slt fstsf1sys ctftfsn ~ ssa sc sfasa
'sso5ktrs cLassss-r..1.,. .s1 vr4.. n,r
n ~ eLl Ora stFF. n. fg Gsbtgfura
A. 9s y o. Nefaffafs 80 sttsfsn ati fcf,s 500
I'm AVIS ~ Hcnu Arsp.wr ~ y schtG
-. street bf.rayr.eahFFfffl 80 ..ntet 80
80 strnies 90 sIkss ~ aissss sst rssf'sfs p
Co. sl4 Fhlfsay afisfIrtns a. farf go ~ ista
i.ftis ffnsss q Stii go sfff seq - af.lf-st
tyEngYgOs DArcfrs arADrxT u Tfrrl tvR.
fas-t assst Vet ~ A. trf tfta f-sff q Nftfsfs
90 Ifaf.tGfs - ? v ptntlfaefrt sffhitf cas-.
N stsr' 80 y s.f'fsya m ~
o. sEAHIAsf rEIvsTE DAEcls0 sc&DGkT.
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q. AMI rfEIfH..a At 80 vNlff = fnffes ff aasf
ges ap1 ~ 80 fs~ts~ ~ a. 81 Afff "a ssl i4
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The New York herald., 1863-12-25
DupIrC NOTICE
i TIE PCBLIC MINING tsD NLSrFA'TuRiNc
STOCK EXCHANGE hoard
hERT6 DAILY, AT 81 WILLIAM tTRkfT

1uE rGSiIe IJsiITflb gsKs of SaAse.o ,
ss i.G's B!s hSlss sss i .s4 Sf1gaT i S h.
Manager
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CAcRAvrxro VALLEY RAILROAD cosrAyy-rug
- sonLons Cue 10, January. ls4 of ~. hr,t noftssss
In sold coin ," sg'srnmss, a. a ,hs 80.
SoLpInss Drs.lIasegp nv REAscs Q. y9vSps
n.s:os: nss, s:,J.S s,Ssa .ss ess' LINK = id g.
Bloatwsy, near neeessr stseet
CIx PER CRIT IsrrRgsT
~ .1,. cH.s' 1.s .,.y az s si a. Ssst w.es.
ssls toos. % Ensii.h! G.rnsn ssd Tf,t,s
Interest oetnmsnoss Jan ! l<4 80.
s,rsorr a Hs,e,. seersisi1. .r,t'''' 49,
SIZE cy issISeis lPrSsgsrs .s .Sssy s..,y
risn RAJ The Irss,.r.r q he fis,e of rQs - Ant
After tts fret Horesy IN Jsslsfy bsu t- ~ - 4m
sy s's .cfs. . r..iy g a, sshsiets ~. -.
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fay eftsntafy sffthsf~asr ~ fasd fsf "a 80 % -
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teas ~ eI1s % a feqnssr q ffsss 80 tfrcs
ALbAANDEA tTAnSE t4p lffts4.ff.
THE PAEg BAEK--gAFIrAL s4go sc "A, = r0op.
j rrestirt. " E'ass, FEsfs' .sr' I Wtfft.
wrrYe.r rs. u is,g
eposrf " frs'osr q sa.t az, srt's1 VI.
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Fcriis sflra tscsrE = ist So rnt FREE z RI frr
meet f1f, 1rf arsr 70 rffr .Nf IEf fflff
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sPoRTIse.

"A ,een cfslense from B.rnsy AAfos % ffh,tny van
AIenca n the weight OF 10 pounds (wi lam hta~ IN
psrc1kr me of Charles Lynch tie ehanrUu -
hsht weishl whsre there - rcst deal q rwdsr thgrc
o1gft ~ te amckr. LJncb having Crcsssd re "a
POND. Irded the Hon 10 Ms den and tssen ths ts' et
Of bis retf IN fpg and. is Wiling 10 fsht Aarvn soc
caitt ssgku o. IN pain vorcs hsrtu 20 20
nourain ~ ieAslng lspos Al the CIpIsr eHce. shes
CBARLEs.LTkCH
A sHOOfiNG NkTcH Poh PIGEoNs 10 COM orr
"A Ofmst~r,n Mansar Seventh ulntt aEd
Broas~sy. % Chrisimay day a2P.s
\ CHALLEsGE ALL cKEAUos-kND FOR eALB
the Gresi babct1fnet Da~k Ar1 t4n Tsrfffs ffrn ~
round, sewf0 aLd DOG lT el rlit
~ anft y snfif s4frh Dor Atcfsss y Dcfsg 70 Nana
rfeet y sacond nesr
ns CHRISTMAS pAY xATI cAas pT AND JAWS
" n az VII fLE fhff rlref 4frf HIf faF frf
$50. a flnf ~ baf fo trass. octr as = a. 49,
t'ftNtf - lti fI'ff n Ha rfff ffa q .H M i.r
" HtfI sHt H
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
THE MILITARY.

SELECT SQUAD OF MEN Is INMBDlArELy Dis
n sired by United States Recruiting oiicer r ~
class artillery regiment stationed at Washinglon ana
simiar squad cavalry regiment doing patrol duty az
Baltimore These VIII The larssst bonn.es n
thorzed BY law and VIII be eot Rkers Island ror
particulars Apply At the law oae oil H. WestoIook pey
street, from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

A BLE sBAMEN ORDINARY sEAxEN AND LANDS
a men also rsmen and coalpassers for The United State
navy The highest cash bounty paid for volunteers Run
ners and agents literally dealt with. Apply q. l6l Nader
Ano. lst Capt p McaIElTY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08
The Missing Font Picked M

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 6.-The Mime
sofa arrived here last evening at o'clock
The wrecking vessel Relief, Capt, Rockwell.
arrived here this forenoon. Capt Rockwell
reports that the missing boat sent out by the
Rhode Island to rescue the balance of the
crew of the Monitor, was picked up on the Sd
inst, on Hatteras shoals, by a coasting schoon.
or bound to Eernandina. The schooner got
aground while picking up the boat, and seven
men belonging to the Rhode Island were taken
off by government tug boat, and carried into
Hatteras Inlet all safe. Capt. Rockwell re-
ports that the Montauk passed Hatteras shoals
ON the morning of the Sd inst, when the
weather was fine and calm, but some sea run
ming. Nothing has been heard from the bal
ance of the Monitors crew.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

To Sweden, by Bremen or Hamburg mail 80
cents 12 OF,
To Sweden, by French mail, SO cents Ia OF, &C
cents 2 OF.
To Norway, by Prussian closed mail, 46 cents
1-2 OF.
To Norway. by Bremen or Hamburg mail, 3s
cents 1-2 or.
E3To Norway, by French mail, 80 cents Ia or,
6G cents o.
To West India Islands, (not British, except
Cuba, Turks Island, and Carthagena, "a cents
~ OF. when distance from mailing Office is I'M
der $500 miles, and "A cents 1-2 or when dis.
lance exceeds 2 500 Tablespoonful
10 Cuba and Turks Island 10 cents l.2 OF,
when distance does not exceed $500 miles, and
20 cents over $500 miles.
TO Canada New Brunswick Cape Breton
Prince Edwards Island, Nova Scotia, and New
foundland, 10 cents 1-2 oz, when distance is not
over 3,O0O miles from line of crossing, and Is
cents l'2 OF, if distance exceeds 5000 miles.
10 Aspinwall and Panama, New Granada and
Mexico, 10 cents IL OF, when distance does not
exceed $500 miles, and 20 cents if the distance
exceeds $500 Tablespoonful
70 Bogota, Carthagena, and Buenaventura
New Granada, Is cents l-2 oz-prepaid
To Ecuador, Bolivia, and Chill 81 cents 10 o.
prepaid
10 Peru, % cents 1.2 oz-prepaid
To West Indies, (British,) 10 cents 10 OF, if
distance does not exceed $500 miles. and 20
cents IL OF, if distance exceeds 900 mes--pre-
paid
10 Sandwich Islands, New South Wales, and
China, by mail 10 San Francisco, thence by pri-
vate ship, 10 cents 1-2 oz-prepaid
NoTE.-ln all cases where the word prepaid is
not added the prepayment of the postage is op-
tional with the sender.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z. - Representative
Hooper to-day introduced in the house a bill
to provide a national currency, secured by a
pledge of the United States stock, and to pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption there
of. 1t designs to establish in the treasury de-
partment separate bureau, with comptrol-
Ter OF the currency, and to regulate assoca-
lions and companies which may be formed in
connection with this business.
The steamer New York left here this after
noon with about $50 women and children for
Richmond and other parts of the south. They
are taken down by permission and at the ex-
pense of the government. Nearly 600 appli-
cations had been made and allowed, but only
the above number availed themselves of the
privilege to day. Eight officers were engaged
last night in examining their baggage. In
many of the trunks were found dress goods
of various kinds and textures, pins, needles,
shoes, thread, &c. Where it was evident that
the goods were intended for speculation they
were pronounced contraband. A number of
sympathizing friends were at the wharf to bid
them farewell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

CINCINNATI, Jan. IA special dispatch to
the Commercial, from Mufreesboro Jan. 6.
gives additional confirmation of the democrat
ization of the rebel army. Disadvantages di-
vision was terribly punished on Friday. Gen.
breckenridge was wounded in the ear, and his
adlutant general was killed. Wounded rebel
officers estimate their loss at from 1900 to
$4,000, with great slaughter of leading of
ficers. Col. Muligan of Tennessee was NOR
tally wounded, and is in the hospital here
The body Of Gen. Hanson was sent south to-
day. General Rains body was sent to Nash
Vile
The enemy's rear guard was encountered
at ten O'clock Sunday night by Gen. Stan
ley's cavalry, the rebels retreating with the
loss of thirty. A negro from Braggs head
quarters, who left the rebel army within five
miles of Manchester, heard Gen. Bragg say he
would go to Chattanooga.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-08

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Jan. THE news from therebel side relative
to the fight at Murfreesboro, is in effect that
they have taken 1000 prisoners and 26 guns
jeff Davis has returned to Richmond,
where he has delivered bitter and violent
speech against the federal government and its
officers, denouncing us as guilty of most enor-
nous crimes.
Although the rebel force on our front has
been greatly reduced, and the army at Port
Royal entirely withdrawn from view, it is not
believed that any have been sent to reinforce
Bragg from this point, but that they have
merely fallen back upon the line of railroad
for greater facility procuring supplies. The
atmosphere is much colder to-day, indicating
the approach of severe weather. No move
ment of importance has taken place for sew
eral days. All is quiet tonight.