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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-06
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The Ne; YORK WEEA Y lns.U
Res >re the Union and Ma;ntain
The CJEST TUiION

or several wears thc Dcm0crauc and Conserve
tive sentiment OF the Nation has hten kealN
tiye 10 ths aeccSsi'v OF bin. faithfully ami ab :
relrcsrnt"'I by tirst class Newspaper. published
IA the CITY of NrH York, adapted to popular c
-ula,ion. and wieI;ins Wholesome inference
hroughout fhe Union. The great want las been,
nj is. "A paper which >h"ll sustain the same rela.
ion to Democratic ami Conservative rrinclf,icS
hoes is New York 1sibHae 10 Aboliiioni.In ami
al kinds of RliicaliSm-a paper conducted with
ra'ent ana prudence. mfh 20 reel appreciation o.
he tTu' principles OF our Government ana h.irlifN
% them; in all respects trsi c'Ss newsl apr an.t
vet afforded at llco hrin. ing it w4thiu nc reach
e the masses Of the Peopl. thtous h.ut the C"rn
try
The undersigned, from their connection with
he Alhany Alias K Arcus-oL.' of t1c olccst ana
h"st known Democratic papers IN the Uuiou--tave
been constantly urrcd, durng the last three or
'.ir years. to res pond 10 this demand. Nv cstal.-
Shln@ FIR: class Weekiv News paper in ,hs CIV
- New York. adapted 10 general circulation
"" ,ieli To the wishes Of our political friends.
nd have therefore transferred the lniblicntion 81
rhe Week., Atlas < ARGUS 10 the City al New
York. where il will hereafter be issued under the
pamc Of
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ruB NEW YORK wsEKEY ARGUS

l. nu,'ish.i II q. ar.- Gs.ga. r u = ~ -.
oaiiug Mex YORK week.-Mrs. and We rrpm;'e
that in its News Editorial. Literary. Ni-. rIipur-
,ud Agricultural Depart meat. III itS Market
Rcrort'. mi in all o'hcr respects. ia shall he 70
'"I-t equal ~ paper pni,li--s: in that city.
IA d"votin" 80 II 'aur own edit s"ia' ~crNi~,'S. IL
has 1s0 thH hen"h 'iihe en'ir" time and constant
supervise n of Mr.. ELoN toMsr OK. tor several
wears one OF the Editor OF the New York Jour
MI of Commerce. a gentleman al recognized eti-
torisl ability ana experience. The editors will
1 ,ia fore he
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CALVERT CNMSTOCK. WILLIAM CASSI
DY, ELON COMSTOCK;

with annie additional speciul assistance. in the es
eral departments of the p1per
Next 10 a Vigo Gus support Of the Federal Go,
ernment IN IT, present ntr'l tic hiSt g'cat dut,
Of every patriotic citizcn-the leading purpose az
the Editor. will be to advocate Democratic and
Conservative doctrines, ami TO eneraft them
upon the policv and administration of the Gov
ernments-State and National. AZ the same time
they will strive 10 furnish the readers the best
possihlc general newspaper The latest intelli-
cepce--foreign and dom"stic--wlll aiwa,s appear
in the columns of their paper and - Commercial
Department i'll embrace the fullest aud most
liable information. including correct and ample
rsports &c the Money. Produce and Cattle MIR
lots at Now York and other leading points of
commercial transactions. Gitat care viii also he
hesoM ed unon the Literary character of tho pa
per and >ach 0thr, ori"inal a..2 selected articles
notices fnew pnh'icafions. &C.. viii be given. as
will he likely to intcres' the reader. For The ben
~ of thlt i,rce clae- n"a~cd ~ ca twain" tho
coil We shai u give prominence 70 ast'"u ur1l sub
ioct. drvn.inr =" them original articles. ("di;ori
ais and g mmunicstions,) ami carefully selected
matter from the leading journals Of the country.
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The nIscrih will send. free Of rh ,rge) ." al
who cs.r' =. The Recipe AMI DIR, ciions m ,kIng
- simpl.- ", .tth'r VI. that Will. ia rp-, two
IT, .i.hr day>. remove L, mile, Rn'.lir~. T III.
Erecklcs. Sa.lown"ss. AMI nj impurities nd
rnug'i ess "t the skin. leaving the s,m"-aS NJ
tar intended il houldbe-soft. clear, >nopil mi
beauti'ul Those desiring the RECIPE with full
Instructions. .lir" cti"ns lvice. viii please call
on ar - dress. with return no.tagr.)
THOS. F.CHAPIiN Practical Chemist,
l7n2 S3i broadway. New York.
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IVY sc SyEY,S
HYPOPUOSPHITESu
FoR The PREVENT ON AND CUR. OF

""hS'n ""n' Hsthm1. Chronic Bronchitis Ner.
vons pr0'trttlon General y blIty. Dvs,easi.
ocrofuia. MaraSmuS. Loss of Appetite,
90 f"m''- E"'n1l.'n's ana
all Disorders OF the Nervous
aid Blood Systems
THIS "rme.iy ha. nh. ind , .rn,-renu,,,;oo =
most EX r@ tORDiN.RY CURES in All s,,a..s
oi C'iNSI UP ZION II l. r. commended nv
m'ny thou AMI PHYSICIANS in the United S,a,.s and
E,ro3e-ha .'ng been used with results unpa.niIel
ed III he annals Of medicine
lac ~ fopho>phit"s have two-fold specific &C.
tion--on the one hand. incre ,-inc the prncip,e
winch constitutes Nerrou, Energy, and on th.
other' oelne IN most powerful Blood Generating
Agents known. IN I~e~ of Nrrvnu< Debility or
fr'~,ration ut the Vital Powers, from any cause.
this Kennedy has no superior
"Winche ter's Genuine Preparation"
Is the Onr reliable form nf the Uyonrbns,,;,es
mule after the Original ,rnula of DR. Churchil
lT Inquire for and no other.
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The Confessions md Experience of d
Sufferer

Published as a warning. aud for the especial ben
eft of Young and those who suffer with n err
vous Debility, Loss OF Memory. Premature Decay
&c. &c. &c. by one who has cured hmselfby sim
pie means, after being put to great expense and
Inconvenience. through the use of worthless med
,cincS prescribed nv learned { .ctors.
Sirgle copies may be obt iiu i If the author. G.
A. LAMBERT, Esq. Greenpoi. I. Long island.
hv enclo-ii q post raid addressed envelope. Ad-
dr., - CHARLES \. LAMBERT, Esq, Green
point Long Isl nd. N. Y. limp
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Having Disposed OF the Democrat office. we
desire cverv person indebted 10 ~ TO make ,.ame-
ds'" settlement. We have debt> to pay. and 10
,b'e Ia 10 must collect nc amounts due u g..
The hooks oi the firm ma lac foun! With L DC
Donald. 1T Dickson Co.. Hardware et.,re.
July s3-sS0 T. & 7. AeDOFALc
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THG VANVACTOR
MILL RUNNING.

| have bought this mill aud viii hereafter keep
II constantly running for Gus an wOrx at th'' uSu
=, terms JOHN q. DRAKE
March Path 1853 poL3
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THE SPECIFIC PILL.
srEciFIc REMEDY FOR
3permatorihea, &c riDal Weakness and
General IL liability IN either Sex

General III tabiiity IN either Sex
TnvN le1r - ..f.,;,,,. ..ni.-e..H. &C.. q yi,e.
are 10 well known to require more than bare al
lnsion TO them. IL one OF the IN. II irsidious and
therefore dangerous, Of all the l. ny catalogue of
human Ills u APPS the very springs OF Life
a. "d'y uudermines the constitution, AMI sinks the
unhappy victim into imhccilitv and a premature
gra"r liom .ne to xix 'xrsoi the SPECIFIC
PILL y" generally suifl,en urtfeeta 20 r,nanent
Gu elm III mos "a gravdi'd cises whether Con
.'itutonal, or tri.ing rom Abuse or Excuses
MEDI AT TGSr'MO Y
1--WE believe II to he. ~ the treatment of Spcr-
nat rrhel. IL neara Specific as IN, mcdicn, clm
b. ="
B. KEITH, =. ID. Am Jour of Melicll
Science
81 have found them all that conli lac hcs, ell.
Their elccf has been truly wonderful uscd
Them ~ use Ut Spcrmat1rrhea Of long sianiiig
which has been under treatment T. wears. thint
three boxes will compe.r the cure "
E Z DICKFE. VI ID.
II This is not II ,mWpathc Remedy, mar is
thvr' any mercury other leeteriou- ,ngre.iien
cn .iiuc,l With il.
= PRiC& 81 per box. Six boxes for e.. by
mail pre- pail. For sal Nv al respectable Prug
.'ists, AMI srthe Sole General Depot IN the Unned
States ,bv
WINCHESTER, sc Johnst.N.Y.
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R=-v- Q. CNP2oI
Attorneys ,n' No-,Fies. p,vmonth. Morshaliro
iu.l. rrtcticetn MtrShall and aGioinn. cour
ties. RErERstc Rthcock & Co.. Phelps, Dolly,
Co, New York, Cooy ,Farwell Co. Go Z
N 3rp., Chicago. LoUlon * Co, Phila., { :
Benatte & Co, Pi t>hur-h, Hon. i l.. Osol
Circui: Judge, Laport, Ind.
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Livery.
Physicians.
J. J yINAtI,

aomeopotiio Ph vSician .P ,rficuiara' :eEtOnD:i6
10 SD@tetric pract;c, and chron diseases II
~CTtn. All lseaseso Of chi lren. office OYER {.
Palmer .tnce. c,ruer Michigan AMI i.au,.ite
tsreets whe he may he consulted At al hours.
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alotitrs.
>rFlttH The Gre t Cause of
fM.HaY UUM\N NISEnYi
alotitrs.

Ius, Published in Sealed Euveinpa Price 3 eta:
A Lrctu,e hv DIR CULVER WE'LL, On tie
Cause AMI cur.. OF SpermrtCuhoa Consumption,
Mental AM r.N~icd DEBILITY. Nervousness: Epi
lep y inntised Nutri,i ofthe body, lassituds.
Weakness of the limbs and back. In disposition
and inc.partv ior study and labor. Dizziness Of
Apprehension: Loss Of memory; Aversion Ia Sori
etv: Low. at Solitude. Timdty; self hsrrust:
!, zzncsS; Head che, thccuni.> oifhe Eyes Pi"i
pl.-,a lac f~r: ln,"lnn'arv Emissions, nn S"NI-
~ lnc, .tN: th- onarsluehcss OF youthful In
discretion Nc. ~.
>;,n' under sr.' to ANY ,diress. in plain, esl
eel ,,,vcpae. on the receipt Of six cents, or tw :
postage stamps, b" addressing.
CHAS I {. KLINE. and Co.
1877 oowery, Few 70 X, Pc ONCE
Box. 1885
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Good McNU
N0\NN< No NNovc.

hsasrocf that The Rleoi Purifier eud Pills are pnrss
sogeta have the certiRsat.e 0 those eElinsst chem
lse Chiffon Of y Y and Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read pr Rosacks Special Notices and Certificates rub-
ishcd III conspicuous part Of this Paper frvn time
Prs, IF the Soandinsvaa Vegetable blood Purifier, 81
Ter bottle 81 per hadOlen OF the ScandRas ian Veg
etshle Blood Pills, % per box hoxes for 81
PRINCIPAL Office and Sale-roo+n. Ne East Fourth st,
ID Building frcr Main St, Cincinnati, .. Laboratory,
No 4 Han
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Manufacturers of wagons, carriages etc. Black
Snthiug, painting and granting done to order
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ESarDeI-iDG.
MICH teI GINZ,

Rarher and hair dresser, West sie Michigan
street over Patt-rSOns store Plymouth In
t,verythingin the above business attended to by
me in the best style,
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NJ, stock III. prices and il tii., .r:- lii.
sur" al" Gay. have no hiowii.g 20 de- 20 ,p.lua
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Is IA, motto
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wifh N eNtra cOnN 70 me NfrS''h StI'fn" me Cfth
To any person sending club of 100. we viii
se, d the Albany Daily Atlas Argus, one wear,
gr,tis
Suhscriptians raw commence with anv number.
I, ,t,crS whehor containing remit'ances or other
yisr should 10 al lrcSsrd ~ the ur',crspncd cor.
-, of B~n,lwav and Park Place. f"pno>t City
H.llP.rk NJ" YNVk
COMSTOCK & CASSIDY, Prop'rs.
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j. n. BESAZK,
TAILOR y O.

Tlf a:ih4cii:,er = Opened shop in lieWetf i
9.Fsr.x.ri'= tey brick. n : ARK, 'poS'te the
-,~,r.., RtHk tnl Respectfully invites the puhhc
10 ;,i,,,,e,fl - H., i conf lant fiIit H. can
:. ..,.. ,i,.. NOT f.-t;,I-cas Il. BES AK.
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60 Al. OIL.

De-. lie6l. @slgl
, 1863-01-01
Is Niger on the fEr3iu..s -

The above elegant phrase has been lately
applied by a Dr.. Robinson Of Louisville, Sc
ccsh D. D., sojourning in Canada, to the tai.
entcd editor Of the Toronto Globe. The Doc
tors chiyalric blood had been stirred BY a &c.
we're castigatton lie had received from the Globe
for his. impudence in preaching pro-slarery
sermon in Canada, and could find no better
retort than that the Globe editor had i" nigger
on the brain" Says the G1a1c:
The word "ntgser" is not ours but Mr..
Robinson's: With the 'gent1cmanly i'll
stinctsn which lie says "clGracterize his pro-
fessiou IN the South,'' he tells us that We
lave IN m attack Of "nigger on the brajn :"
This Is phrase employed ii. the Democratic,
pro.slascTy newspapers Of New York to de-
not small, who regard negro slavery as RI
gantic wrong, and arc ready to sacrifice SOME
thing to destroy it. These journals would
have described Wilbcrforce, Grenyille, Sharp,
Claskson, and Burton Us sick unto death with
"niggcr OH the brain" HI: Robinson scizcs
isfled that he should do 60. We hope NC
have had ihe cause Of the negro in our heart
as well as "on the BRAIN" AS to Mr. Rob.
inson, he keeps the negro in his breccnes
pocket, and never allows them to get any
higher. He works him, wAlnfs ny. plck2es plc ktess
pork with HIN, but lie never let's him oecupy
his brain. That is reserved for defending
"the principles Of the Scottish Reformation, =
calling abolitionists: "athcists," and finding
evil parallel for every man who does not be.
lleye aoulos to mean "slaye." We would
rather work for despiscd and down-trodden
race, than live on their unrcquited labor. The
bread earned by such means would lose its
SAVIOUR: its lcayen does not seem to disagree
With Mr.. Robinson'e not over nice palate.
"N!Gryer on tue heatn..'' may make a n.an too
and grasp too eagerly what 'ought to be,''
but niggcr in the pocket is soul degrading
thing, clouding the moral faculties and clus.
ing men to forget in their selfish interests
what is Just arsl true.
, 1863-01-01
The Reign Of Terror i'm London.
[Ffom the Saturday Reyfey.1


Piccadil1y after midnight is nearly MS un-
safe as Houuslon Heath was hundred Years
ago. 1t might till lately have been thought
to be one Of the tendencies Of tlc are to sub
stitutc fraud for force in tie acquisition Of
other persons property; but really London
icems now to mite within it ill the smooth
roguery Of civilization, and all the bloody vio-
glaries occurred almost nightly. This winter
has commenced with series Of outraaes 10
the person so audacious that it is difficult to
believe they can have occurred in the most
frcqnented streets of vast city. The notion
Of lonely place being suitable for robbery is
quite exploded The higltwaymen hare quit
ted the wild and storm-swept moors where
travellers were few, and the task Of robbips
them involved tedious watching and disagree
able exposure to the weather, have betaken
themselves TO the centres Of population where
victims may be found without delay or trouble,
and the robber may speedily make himself
comfortable under friendly shelter after lis
night work il DONE Instead Of riding many
miles, he merely runs up court turning out
Of the next street: and even the l1-flshioned
ceremony Of stand and deliyer!'' is omitted
by these modern highWaymen, who iirst throt-
tie you, knock you down, and kick you, and
then wrench your watch guard, and turn your
feature about these atrocities, which il, that
the ruf1ans who perpetrate them are greatly
afraid Of the police who are unusually active.
This being so, instead Of lamenting that our
moral sewerage no longer finds a free outfall
Into the colonies, or arguing about the limits
Of punishment and the possibility Of reforma-
tton, suppose re were to try what can be done
to make the streets Of London safcr, bT plac-
Ing in them rather larger garrison. The po-
Ice know, or can know, most Of the awiess
characters Of the metropolis. If they sec
them lurking about the streets snspicious1y,
they can move them on; if they suspect that
they arc lying in wait to make a sally from
some dirk court, they can beat up their quar-
tiers and d1sperse them. The lnhictlon Of
some prompt and sharp punishment would
would permit. We would like to sec a little
hogging tried as well as few more police
, 1863-01-01

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune]
ST. Ior1s, Dec. -, 1862
Hindman's future to invade Missouri has
sadly disappointed the rebels in the interior,
who were ready to form guerilla bands and
again overrun the State whenever there was
the slightest prospect that the rebel authority
would be welded over any respectable num-
ber Of counties. Guerillas are few and fir
between at this time. They arc confined al
most exclusively to few counties alonethe
southern border, and their exploits consist in
stealing horses. Tie government trains run
ming between Rolla aud Springfield arc SO
strongly guarded now that the g1erillas dare
not attack ttem. It Is to be hoped that the
proper officers will not be lulled into false
notions Of security, and conclude that as no
trains haye been attacked none will be, for as
trains; Just 50 surely will they be attacked and
burned. A few horse thieves arc prowliur
about the country IN North Missouri, taking
horses wherever they can find them, regard
less Of tho sentiments Of the owners. They
sometimes give receipts in the name Of the
Southern; Confederacy, but generally appro-
PIRATE all the animals within their Teach
without any explanation, ssye that the horses
arc wanted for the Southern army. General
Merrill has u squad Of men In several dircc-,
Go4e VI Lut lokOuL Tor [1eSG T1lElnS, and
they will be tried by drum-head court martini,
and Instantly shot Il convicted.
All the talk about negro instructions in
the interior Of this State Is gamnlon. Last
weeka number Of pno.slaSery men hatehcd
franklin county were in highly excited
State, and would probably commence to steal.
assassilsate and destroy during tho HOLIDAYS
Tie story was that several negroes who lad
received emancipation papers hid been among
the Franklin county Slaves aud melted them
duly elaborated on its arrival in this city and
several a3ndasits made that the white people
Tcc In eangcS. Upon this state Of fets, thc
, 1863-01-01

The London Lancet vouchcs for the truth Of
the following statement: Late one evening y
person came In our Office and asked to sec the
editor On heiug introduced to our sanctum,
he placed bundle upon the table, from
which be proceeded to extract very f,ir and
symmetrical lower extremity, which had evI-
said be, zig there ANYTHING the matter. with
that leg? Did you ever see handsomers
What ought to be done with the man who cut
it OFF, On having the meaning Of these in
terroEatories put before us, We found that It
was the leg Of the wife Of our evening visitor,
He had been accustomed to admire tie ladT's
leg and foot, Of the perfection Of which She
vas, It appears, perfectly conscious. A few
days before, ho lad excited her anger, and
they bad qnarrelled violently, upon which
she left the house; declaring That SIZE would
be reccnged on him, md that be should never
see the object Of bis, admiration aQnIn. The
next thing he heard Of f:her;was that she vas
patient in - hospital, md had Ier lcg
amputatcd. She tad declared to the sur.
geons that she suffered intolerah1e pain in the
Knee, and begged to hare the limb removed
petition that the surgeons complied With,
and thus became tho Instrument Of her ab.
surd and felftorturing revenge upon her hus-
bundI.- -.
, 1863-01-01
w Detroit has finally filed her quota, and
is therefore exempt from the draft,

Curious sPETRIrAo71oS,--Thc Panama Star
tells the following curious story: It will be
rccol1ectcd that about four years ago, Mrs.
kearny, wife of tie late James Kea1ny, died
in this city: Her husband at that time, being
a merchant in Asplnwau, had q zinc cofiln
maae, i:,+ IN - which ,s she - was placed, and also
ii charcoal In still larger cot1in, 6r the mr. mr.
pose Of preserving her, aa It was her husbands
intention to have her sent to England: Int
shortly afterrard he took slck Himself md
died, and also his child. The body then re-.
manned in the cemetery undisturbed, tut
ceired from her relatives in England to have
the body c1humed aud inferred In the Cathc.
dral. On opening the coffin the body was
found to be pctri1ed and perfectly marble
like, but, strange to say, rs quick as tho nir
got 10 the body, 1t changed to Light copper
color.
, 1863-01-01

= HKnEL INTERNAL MAcH1sx.-A member
Of the SD. regiment, now In this city,
has shown US portion Of cartridge taken
from rebel prisoner, consisting Of three
cones, passing one within the other, some
thing as one thimbIe would be placed in an
white powder, connected by means Of atthread
acting Us "s1ow: match - to the powder Of
the cartridge. This was so arranged so as to
explode in q certain time after leaving the
mnsket from which It might bo fired, thus
making the load: consist Of three projcctilcs
instead of.one~ Il an explosion should take
Place. while, the bullet was In the body Of q
person struck by It, It wou1a make terrible
wound. The weapon used by the prisoner
from which these Cartridges we're taken, waa
an Austrian musket, With large bore,-Nps-
fQf. 1ra,e2tT, Dec, Is,
, 1863-01-01

w- Bishop Uphold has issued pastoral
letter to the Episcopal clergy and congrcsa-
lions of the diocese Of Indiana, referring in
eloquent terms to the condition Of many
families Of our volunteers, and urging systc-
matic efforts for their assistance. The letter
does honor TO the head and tho heart, the tai
ent and the patriotism Of the venerable
D1shop
, 1863-01-01

The House Of Representatives has passed
this bill, as It did last winter; but it has re-
pity to hare it lost; for something Of the
kind Is greatly needed.
The public hare no correct idea Of the vast
number Of money letters which pass through
the mails; and although the losses are but
few, they are enough to justify the change
proposed, which would be aperfect preventive
against theft OF fraud.
a party desiring to send any sum Of money
to correspondent would procure post
Office order, which would be good for the
amount named at the office designated pay:
able to q party described upon Ills endorsing
T ths st3 order. The psossss l. sinp1e and whsa
der that It has been so long delayed.
, 1863-01-01

The TORE WIFE Or. TIE PRINCE OF
NA1Es.-Thc gossips say the Princess Alex
nndra charmed everybody who SAW her in
Englandz-the Queen, especially. to whom she
gave ~ now lease Of existence" She is
pretty but not proud-aecomplished and
amiable. The women arc "dying" of envy
the men for lore Of her.
, 1863-01-01

Or CouRsE.-The New York To1d-the
tory organ Of Seymour, Wood & Co.-yir-
t1'a1ly justifes JEFF Davis In the issue Of his
recent bloodthirsty. proclamation. Wc think
there is nothing jeff. Davis and his brother
rebels might do or say Just now that would
not be justified or defended BY this tory or
gan, w1,ilc any act Of the Federal Administra-
tion is Iust as sure to be condemned by it.
, 1863-01-01

Is; Official information has been received
ut Washington, direct from Gen. Grants de-
Iartmcnt, contradicting the story Of our
losses at Holly Springs, Miss. According to
the Official report, tile attack Of the rebels
was promptly met and they we're driven from
the place before any mischief was accomplish
ed. This is important intelligence, and COM
ing from IN official source, is entitled to full
credit.