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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-09
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Great Work on the Tc1sc<
The HOrSe& his Diseases.

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Distemper. CataIIh. /: t,c...s Fror-
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Stones in the Kidneys AID bi.4.:s-
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Cavalry Horses Wanted

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from four to nine wears old, from fifteen to fifteen
and a half hands high, and in good order.
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Tho Confessions and Experience of a
Sufferer.
Published a warning, and for the especial ben
eft Of Young men and those who suffer with Ner-
vous Debility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay
&c. &c. &c. by one who has cured himselfby sim
pie means. after being put to great expense and
inconvenience, through the use of worthless med
icines prescribed by learned doctors.
Single copies may be obtained Of the author, C.
A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island,
by enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope. Ad-
drese CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq, Green
point, Long Island, N. Y. l7m2
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A Fnvornbia slsn,

Last Fourth Of July, one year ego,
Gov. johnson said that Treason must
be made odious." II certainly is very
odioUs thing in this Dmmunity at pres
emit People seem anxious on most oc-
casions 10 clear themselves Of the sus-
picion Of disloyalty. We are told that
many indiyidusls who were put on the
list Of disoyal persons by Governor
johnson last winter for the purpose OF
assessment for the benefit Of the poor, Of
this vicinity, are paying up the sums
levied on them under protest that they
ere not and never were disuyionists, as
sorting that while they are willing to
relieve the poor, they are not willing TO
bare silently the stain Of disloyalty.
This is a hopeful indication. The South
ern rebellion has become disgraceful and
secession is falling into contempt, Sc
much so, that many who once fell int
the whirlpool Of treason, now feel tina
connection with it is dishonorable
They arc anxious to clear their skirts o
the pollution Of disloyalty. Tho will
frenzy OF South Carolina fanaticism, he
well nigh spent its force in this State
and no magician can again WELD wan
of sorcery 50 powerful that it can rail.
her people under the flag Of treason
Treason is odious in Tennessee, no NOR
tai power can make it respectable
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Pros. ct.Om for H.g 9O Troops -
Enforuem cnt 0i the Psesi-
dett's 8v!aiiatnUy Ordsr.
WMmNGyoN, Saturday, Aug s, '63.
The following official communication
from Secretary Stanton proves that the
recent order No 252, Of President Lincoln,
is to be fully carried cut. When the
gunbeat Isaac Smith was captured by
the Rebels in Stone River, some months
since, among the prisoners taken were
three colored men. At the time the
officers Of the gunboat were released
these men were in close confinement and
their release was refused, and has never
been granted. Upon the authoritative de-
claration OF the policy of the Govern
mont In such cases, the Secretary OF the
Navy called the attentin of MIR. Stanton
to their cases, and it will be seen that he
makes ii the occasion Of a prompt en-
forcement OF the order The President is
determined that the rights, rs prisoners
Of war, of all who are captured while in
the service Of the United States, shall be
respected, irrespective of color; otherwise
the sternest retaliation will be ezacted.
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON CRY, I
August 3, 1858.
Sir: Your letter of the Sd inst, call 8.
| ing the attention OF this department to
the cases Of Grin II. Brown, William II.
johnson and William Wilson, three
colored men captured on the gunboat
Isaac Smith, has received consideration.
This department has directed that three
Rebel prisoners Of South Carolina, if
there be any such in our possession, and
if not, three others, be confined in close
custody and held as hostages for Brown,
johnson and Wilson, and that the fact
be communicated TO the Rebel authorities
| at Richmond.
Very respectfully,
your 0bedient servant,
Il. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
To Hon. GIDEoE WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy.
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The Rebellion And Tls Jsuiuued
Soldiers

The rebellion And Tls uuimed
Soldiers.
Perhaps nothing which has trsnspired
proves so satisfactorily the lack OF feel
ing and human sympathy on the part of
the leaders in this Rebellion, as the fact
that they always complain when we send
back TO them their sick and wounded
who may have fallen into our hands Ii
is not what they wish, that we should
return them the poor misguided and
dupsd, but brave men, who have been
manned upon the battlefield. They want
the sound and able soldier who are cur
prisoners, for these can be put into the
army again--but no thanks 10 us for the
wounded. An editorial in the Richmond
enquirer Of August 80 says that the
United States Government has no OBJ
lection to bring to City Point, and shoot
out bke ballast on the shore, such hope
less rripples and dying men as would be
an embarrassment TO IT, and can aeper he
Of aRy use to u.s."
Now, there Is the rub The halt aud
manned team never be Of use" to the
Rebellion, and ils leaders are indignant
that In spirit Of humanity, we should
exchange these poor, suffering men, and
send them TO thsir wives and families In
the South
The truth is that Jel. Davis and tue
master spirits wh0 are unfolding treason
care not straw for the priYates cOmpos
ing the Southern armies, except 80 far as
they are able to advance its interests.
When they fall dead in battle, they are
piled away into immense bitches
when they are MANNED for life amid the
furious storm Of the fight, they are left
behind as "of no use" any longer and
when. after their wounds have been
dressed, their wants attended TO- and all
| the care bestowed upon them which is
! given 20 our own brave boys, wo send
| them homeward, they are met upon tho
shores of their native Virginia with the
angry exclamation, the inhuman speech
-"Why did the Yankees exchange you;
| y0U can asJer be u aHy use to u5F'
What a welcome to hearts exulting in
| the belief that, having performed their
duty 10 the "Confoderaoy" they would
| meet the applause and congratulations of
| its ollicialsl What must be their thoughts
over such a reception There they lie,
men who have poriled their lives, sscri-
feed their limbs, and dared death to
| crafty the Richmond Cabinet Of trait
ors, and nothing but lcOwns are vouch-
ssfed them, simply because they arc
"halt and manned" and 'can never be OF
any use 20 us w This is 2 specimen OF
true 'YTginia ohiyalry'-PIihdspLio
E,4uir1.
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Gao Retptlcu vitb EnE'auH--
No Tf0ublr Anticipated,
There has already appeared iva cur
dispatches a contradiction Of the official
character Of the Washington Bepubli-
cans statement that unless England
changed her policy in regard to the
fitting out Of rebel vessels wan would at
once ensue. We end the fol owing in
the Washington Chronicle which claims
to be the official organ Of iae Admins
trstion:
Ne know ourselves to be justified in
saving that, unless the bearing Of Eng
land and otEer foreign nations undergOes
q change, which is at present improb-
able, there is no danger OF rupture be-
tween the United States and any
E astcrn power. The speech of Eng
lands sovereign, at the prorogation'of
the British Parliament repeats what the
same high authority once before affirmed,
that the striotest neutrality will be
preserved, though England, with other
countries, sufferers by our civil war. When
the Queen Of England has twice officially
and publicly made this announcement,
we cannot believe that her plighted faith
will be broken at either the dictatlon
of Der Ministers or at the demand OF
men who have plunged into spocuIauons
which now promise them bankruptcy
and ruin. 1t is painfully true that Eng
| lands idea Of neutrality and our own
are widely different; that Lord Palmer
stou can see no difference between sup
plying ships to rebels againsl the
! sovereignty Of the United states, who
have no standing or recognition as a
nation and supplying arms to the
United States, which is a recognized
nation, having treaties OF smiiy with
England, But Notwithstanding this
equlvocal conduct of her Majesty 3
Cabinet, which will not readily be tor
gotten on this side Of the Atlantic, we
incline TO believe that the Queen Of Eng
land is firmly purposed in no way 10
interfere with our domestic affairs; and
her pyicy is q prudent one.
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4 CIneau Trim.

A writer from Niagara Falls Gays he
overheard Yallsndigham and a friend
talking over matters in which the martyr
said his expenses after he was turned
loose into reboldom till he reached the
Falls, ere only twenty dollars
for which he bad travelled through Secs
sia, to Bermuda, TO Canada and through
the cities Of Quebec, Montreal, etc Now
somebody must have paid Vans expen-
ses down in Dixie. When q cup of
coffee costs dollar beefsteak as much
more, two eggs half dollar, and slice
of rye bread a quaIter even so spiritual
lied creature as Vsllandigham's mar
tyrdom has worn him down to be, could
not live, move and have being in the
Confederacy without running up nice
little bill for somebody to pay. And one
is perfectly warranted in saying that
while in rebeldom he was the cat OF
the rebels Would they have ~howed
him much attention and spared his green
backs if he had not been their acknowl.
edged ally and friend? Assuredly not
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MarshaPs Sale.

Tho UuilaI Stltos -rras SIX Eoyus containing lp'
baCao and rpuu Cotton, soizcl by W q. lToNm""r
Special AE'u, of the Treasury Department.
Information 80. "a. District Court OF She lntta
States i1r tue District OF Middle Icaae5 lee.
rs obaieuuo 90 uu order Uf said Court made 20 W 5
j cause Ou the tth day August, 1859, VIII sel inc
above named propcrty, at ulIC Auo iuui 90 Nt h6u
est bidder flr Cash ID hand, on Monday lhe alst gay
a. AugUat, 1868 Sale Go take place ut thu oTtuou7
on tlt Public rauarc m Nashville, formerly occupied
A. j. Duncan IS Co. and % commence al 10 O'CLOCK ''
D. r. GLASGOW,
S. Msr,aal ter sgii District
...ll--gl
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SILVER Chimcs ~ Nuvada.

Last year it will be remembered, the
inhabitants Of Nevada territory sent
munihcent contribution to the u. 5.
Sanitary Commission in the shape of
silver bars, A letter is published from
Rev. Mr.. Rising now on the Pacific
coast in which be sends an express re
sept for silver bar shipped 70 the
christian Commission and valued AZ ST.
oVo,d4 Such substantial evidences
prove the patriotism of the far OF terri
tory
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The franklin (Tenn,) Sentinel says it
is not true, as reported, that the COM
mander Of that post requires persons
wishing to get married to obtain per-
NIT from him;
That since the 10Th Of July, six hun
bred and eighty-four persons have taken
the oath Of allegiance, aud given bonds
to the amount of 1928. 900 as a guaran-
tee Of their future good conducts
That the new bridge over Harpeth.
under the guns Of Fort Granger, is nearly
finished;
That a couple OF young men, on
Friday evening last, attempted to run
the pickets on the Lewisburg pike, and
one Of them got shot for his temeritv.
Both had passes; but bad whisky
caused them to be more adventurous
than the occasion called tor;
That on Sunday last, Capt. James E.
Mackay captured seven prisoners,
amongst whom was a Kentucky Captain.
The others belonged to the 10th and
65th Tennessee. A "loyal British sub
iec" was found with them, and, failing
to terrify the Federals with the dis
pleasure Of the Lion and Unicorn, had
20 submit TO his fate.
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Marshal's Sale,

r.I.t -ls.es arsls 50 bose. o. hiagn, ~ box, D'
Merchandise, CASKS of Train OIl D'n uI IuIteh.
zine, "a bales ut cotton Yarn, Z hgg, contents poo.
Beam scales,
Information No. Do. District Court u. the JnH'A
sl..,- .lr ta. District of Middle Tennessee.
Us ob.l .ra ,l au order % eaIi tur, a. '' .A ''s
A cause 0l tlr aIL asy uI AuEaa' l-aai Nii ~"
rHest bidder, ilr Cash in hand, % tle 7iJth7d.
on tAs P.Dic Square, 10 Ns-aslHf HeaHI-l li lsi'y
ly A. 4. urUuaH 4 60 900 Wednesday,. tI. -e 4.J q.
u.al .ar 1903. Sab. Oh c.mIlel .s af 10 o'fiNch %
tEaI day. b.. b.. u.AreHln- L.. . NJ.
agrll-lJ.
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at public auction TO the highest bidder 70, Ussh in
hand the goods contained in the three pacsages above
mentioned boing variety of Dry Gooos ard Notions,
suited 10 the uses Of suffers and other dealers sale
TO tao place at 10 O'Clock the morning of the day
Aforesaid, at the si0rohou7o on thc Public square u
Nashville, formerly occupied by A. J, Duncan q Co.
July 9t.gOt T.. r. GLASCOCk u. s. NJ