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Tn. yso-r ~ IspiArA.-rhe frost on SATURDAY. and Sun
a. n,sbs vas the sevsrest known IN this part q tbs
~onntry fos many years, and the damage 70 crope n
.,nc.t iurs,cu,abis The frost n Saturday night
vhs, vas termed . whte frost. whne that Of Sunday
called by thae Who have .uzs.sa Iro@ s eSse osses
or faruse who we're ersmsotpg n The cultivation ~
spo,,or have lost their entire years work. We were
nDxnsh,p which waa frozen and ruined. He Informs
That ali trouxb his 6sAs spots are dscssnoss vhere NE
corn "a rutssd We heard of io ~ nfcsn acres In
Tsn,acky which vss tstaliy destroyed The fodder s
runsA Ds of shs gsrdsns In the vicinity q our cisY
have also sured terribly the Vegetables einG rendered
n tho farmers BY this pesmalsrs Appearance winters
xcy mssssnger.--Esu~srsnsJ Jssv~ai, S5t>ss~y l.
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A diagram of Fort Sumter It appeared sunday az
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&c neSa,ia Srv:T; q soss ,sr .sssss Ssse''s 'A'
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Bsauesrul CospleHtcn.-Lasrd's HissI
AZ Youth or LIQUID Pearl pssrvins and oesuyns NE
Complss, ION snA sfin SS Broadway Sold svsrywhers
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sDG: ie.sss 2s.ss 80 so.S - sso.sssy
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s.Ladtes from the Country" wishing
Cater Boots Shoes of all the various styles Tor them
'e''' N-- MILLER co. s7 Canal street
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To Bottle Masur.cssrevs.

Abraham Lineoln's Photograph M
HOLMES Gallery. s0s Broadway copiesfree 70 all unioI
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Brilliant ad Powerful Day and Ntght
Double Perspective Glasse-ror the fed sea. opera and
tourists use. Compact portable and ens.nt a splendid
assortment at hENMONs.
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A
pArrxws vxsEnAs RAIs Dra AcxrovLsDosp
ty 81 v - fks s.sst@st k2d e~st 10 tk~ OnwtA
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xx.acheaa ~ manufacturers,

sending e2 ~ 10 ARRANDALE Co ~ Broadw.y you
will r~reive per return mail splendid Gold Lever Watch
medium OF small size beautifully engraved eases fu leN
eiled, warranted TO keep good time
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HnroTs
INsOLyBi.r OKhRnv
IL In . liqua fors.
asls Wholesale Assnts
Ne~ ymt
h WARD CLOSE %.
No iU wns.- sssss
Also for ssies ~
Crosby. BuTrxayIgiD HAVEN.
No n pey sue~,.
R.~ vs~t.
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Ksnuedy's Medical Discovery.
wren All other acrofula Medicines have failed y this OLA
s,sndard and popular remedy. II fails IN curing
sreSua Erysp~ias Salt Rhsum- Uoers. Bcabs and erup
ions OF every name and nature.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

Iros rurnStare.-svon Bedste AIS. Hat
Parss Umbrella Stands Ar HU1chINsoN a WICkEk.
snAx $50 Canal street, east Of BrOAirN
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oeursud's Pssare subtitle Uprsess HAIR
frum upper xIs bow foreheadA o. sny part Of the esdy
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Trusses.-narsh = o., Radical Cove
klassc Goods 6upportsss nsu'asr brsosA % Asdy ~
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wheeler ~ wilson's Highest Premium
sewing Machines; Foo,ss Patent Umbrea iSccs Stands
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

war the HAIR Barry's Tricsphsreus~-
Yhe s.s, and cheapest article Sold by Drusstsa
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No More Gray Hatr.-Forty-avs nsers'
constant study on The Human Hail, ~ =. "hASD'hAr'
No 4 Al
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o. ,.,Dr.x,,~s Of the she,bS Sc',es'

Prizes Cssh~d ipA - Lcs"i'@
Information given. ,ow,r s,,.et roon No g.
j. Il. CLAYTON 90 tU -" ' X
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Rocky Mountain Sporting Inselligenee.
frrsm tho Virginia (Novada territory Union Aug IL.

Several hundred people assembled the Carson Course
last Saturday, TO wtness the closing OF tho
The nrst ~ the day trotting between Col
baths Reindeer and Bucsskin. aud smiths Snake and
AnOua mile heAts T. WAGONS. two tet In three, for
purse OF S75 Tue nrst heat by Cobath's team,
tne secoud by smiths and the third b. Cnbsths: time,
400, 35T $50 Then followed a closely contest d
ming ra,e bet~cca kais Molly Higy and kangaroo Bill
mile heats two hest three Rufus the FIRST heat
~ i5Tk but Molly Hgly won the two second heats In
5i1S and 80 The third of the day between
winona and Bay Ned, single dash of one mile, tor ct
yeus' purse Of $40, which winona won In l.56
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Prizes CRshed an AVA ..I . M. pr,ssr --
Information gwen. !. ,ann No i Now York.
N walsr. ' - -
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To Bottle MaaursSssrevs.
We invite proposals supplying Bottles Of iAs
bes, quality made In our nouIds aud ~.u appssled
Wan, supply In September and las, they be
vered Afterwards Please prioe for pIu,s and quarts
delivered a, Saratoga; bear tn. pr-s~r. Of
so,lins aud testing with Congress water Terms cash on
completion OF contract CLARKE WHITE
wheeler 4. wiisos's Highest Premium
sewing Mschines; FOOTE'S Patent UmbreiA Jcch sands
SO Broadway. "
Iro. rurnitsre.-sron Bsdsts ads. Hat
Raes., umersll. stands =. hernss"S pIn.h.sr
No More Gray Hatr.-forsy-nvs rsers'
constant study on the Human Hair. ~ A. okASDJkAE
No Asior place
rer the HAIR Barry's Tricsphsrsss--
n. S"s, ana ensapsss article SOLD sy Drusasa
nsa .esrui Cosaplssson.-Laird's 4iss.
nss.s hon o. .S .sS ssn r.'' u i I
wigs, re.p..., hair Dy:, =. n-.s ..,, py;...s ,,
sx.caSEoss "a cHfi.a J. i . sosS "a ssrsss .'''-' -
ran, rvsehlss, saiiewwsss. Ervpsions,
sps,s ,e.sss .ss sSs,s ~ ss%.css sss. s'''s
oeursua.s peuare s~ssiis Uprssss HAIR
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Trusses.-narsh - o., Radical Cove
7rusa onc- only Ne 1vesey street Assos Houss sun
isss.s Goods suppsrssn, nsaiSsr srsssA b Aid, -
endAnt
x.n,edy's Medical Dssesvsry.
whsn ali other scrofua Medicines have failed y ,h. ca
.nas,s ,ps gogs.s s limit, s,un u, ns,r, & = esrn.
ions Of every name and nature
Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urt-
nary aud serua Systems Vow and r~sbe ir~asmsn-ir
,.r1,ls of The Howard As.oation In sealed stie
.areo..r free 81 charge AfAress Or j. ska H0Aghton
uowafi Association, Phnsdelpha-
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the PRIZE RIH0-A pI0Hr.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas McAipne known a.
sIrosp aSacramento uewsboy, and BarDey Harris,
nO Divide. between this place and I'D Hill, In
accordance with previous arrangement for the purpose
or having prize fight for the or twenty dollars.
Seven rounds OF about minutes duration each
foughtMcA Aip,ne drawing the first "carct. giving his
antagonist tho arst knock down, and winning each
round On the eighth round Harris picked up hts shirt
snd walked OF.
A FIGHT TO COME orr.
We heard rumor the street yesterday, that IRE.
ninry arrangements had been effected For prize nght
between Wn. Mctrath aud Thomas ihly Tor 81 200 a
siic-foreit 70 be pot up and all arrangements
perfected daring this week
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

Christaaor0's Hair ~ 81, q ,.t,r uouae.
and Wig depot wholesale aud - "
The dye spplied by sftfui artists
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NfIss - hAADDO., AUTHOR 0Y LADY AUD

Miss 4 " hAADDOs AUTHOR ~ LADY, AUD
IVA Neefst,' y
fhis nos@sl ~ stoa- fnsne-s Frss.f ssrsfiss
aaag tsrNss, dress faf
AL rfgrpsirr sg2fnFaa snf one b~r a. tssro -
aa ..A~ s~sn saTsa ~ ~ pspris,sr. y ls sss
Nw~ 80
FIH~I DK lsIvAL Arys AZ tsrN IN rHIsr
tAsa t~.at an9 lung
uhs pa.sons .n&0sd
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4 BOs roy ron ApPTENnrR ~rfffR rPAUrtVUL
- .nd nuss - - desired .sttUn wsss fo Ia i 10. 70
rssGy -mssrrpfiwD fn9Nthf. o. ~ iinsn
eops ~ srns Aeise--H y raygs. hnrortsr. sE hf~sa
80 Na
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gshen improve the sight OF old aud by IA
or night without pain fatigue. Highly recomu ended
the medical faculty FOR sale by th. inventor
sEMMONs'. Oculistso optican, COS HrosfwAy
opposite Bond street
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Coas In this city, Thursday, September 3, tiIs
wife o lsdor COIN, rsl Of a aop
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

Il: us take warning from the examples
Of the past. Wherever q vernment has
refused to listen to the complaints Of the
people, and attempted to put down their
murInurs by TIE bayonet. they have paid
the penalty. OF all those who listened 10
the people in 1919, and granted charters
Of liberty, and took an oath TO support
them, OILY one has been faithful, and he
has been rewarded for his fidelity; the 9th
ers will pay the penalty Of their pcriidy.
The King of Sardinia granted constitution
took oath to support it, and to day he is
King of Italy: II George III had listened
10 the murlnurs OF our. fathers, and grant
ell their just demands, the war of the
Revolution would have been averted, and
tie blood that was spilled would have been
saved.
If we consider this question calmly, and
make such amendments as will convince
the people of the Soutbern States that they
are safe and secure in their family relations
with the Union, We can restore and pre-
serve it. Ii we cannot satisfy the people
Of the border States that they may remain
in the Union with safety, dissolution is in.
evitable. Then the simple question comes
back, What shall BE- the policy of the
Union men of this country? Shall it be
peace or shall il be war! What man IN
all America. with heart in his bosom,
who knows the facts connected with For
Sumter, can hesitate in saying that duty
honor, patriotism, humanity, require thai
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

modes of redress for admitted wrongs, and
thus compels him tsneIy to submit to the
injury inflicted or to seek illegal or forc-
chile remedies
Second. Because it purports to indem.
Nifty the President and all acting under his
authority for acts admitted to bc wrongful
at the expense of the citizen against whom
the wrongful acts have been perpetrated,
in violation OF the plainest principles OF
justice and the just, familiar pcrcepts Of
constitutional law.
Third. Because it purports to confirm
and make valid BY act Of Congress arrests
which were not only not warranted by the
Constitution of the United States. but
were in palpable violation of its express
prohibitions.
Fourth. Because it purports to author
lie the President during this rebellion at
any time, as to any person. and everywhere
throughout the limits of the United States.
to suspend the privilege of the writ of ha-
beas corpus. whereas according to the con-
htnilon the power to suspend the privilege
es of that writ is conided to the discretion
of Congress alone. and is limited to the
places threatened by the dangers of inva-
sion or instruction.
Fifth. Because. for these and other
reasons. it is unwlse. and unjust, and an
invasion of private rights, an encourage
ment t. violence and precedent full of
hope To all who would usurp despotic pow
err and perpetuatc it BY the arbitrary ar
rest and imprisonment Of all who oppose
them.
Sixth, and finally. Because in both its
sections, it is a deliberate, palpable and
dangerous violation Of the constitution, ac-
cording TO the PLAIN sense and intention Of
thai Instrument, and is. therefore, utterly
null and void
Geo. ii. Pendlcton, William a. Rich
ardson, James I. Robinson, Philip b.
Fouke. james II. Morris, Anthony H..
Knapp, Clement l.. Valandiyiam. Chiffon
A. White. Warren p. Noble. William Al
len, Samuel S. Cox. EEjih Norton, George
X. ShieI, Sydenham L. Acona, Jesse Lag
ear, Nehemiah Percy, Chauncey Vbberd,
John Law, Charles n. WickIiile, Charles
}. Bidde, James A. C.avens, Eli III Ward,
Philip Johnson. John ID. Stiles, Geo. w.
Dunlap. Hendrick b Wright, William ii.
Walsworlh, Aaron Harding Henry Girl
der. Charles Il. Calvert, Jane E. Kerr
gan. Henry May, Robert II. Nuyent, Geo.
ii. lean.an. and Bradley Franklin G.ang-
CT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08
Eisr Sl.ltG of ii.c EOuNfrX.

The New York Herald thus describes
the present condition and prospects OF Tie
country:
"What is the state OF the country
" hat are oar prospects, We are ap-
preaching the end of the second year of
the war, The Government has expended
over a thous md millions of dollars: two
hundred thousand loyal soldiers have been
sacrificed in their her,i, devotion to the
Union cause: We have. in rolnd numb,,s.
I'm army of a million of men in the field Il,
navy numb.rinr b twee, tlrs. and f,ur
hundred vessels IF war and en,,l,r;oo
thirty thousand n,..n. ~. GRO sno,d;o1,
hardly less than ,l,rea n;u;,ns If dollars n
Ja,. o,l Will. h;u nr,,;1;,,. ,,r
o,lor ,L,,,,,ud ,,,;lI;. l.l;, ,.h. :.
rons;.,r boc.ro C.,,s. ~ ,,.;
l, :, I.,
hu,l.ns and d;.i,,.r,onod hv ,ono,,oJ
Disasters and f,;iurcs ara u0ar;nouslv
and o.r,oo,Iv ;,on;,;,, Wh,, ora nr
,r,sre.,.,
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08
Protest Against The indemnify ing
Hill.

In the House Of Representatives, on the
22ud, Mr.. Pendleton of Ohio offered res
oiution that the protest and remonstiance
OF thirty six members Of the House su bmit-
ted herewith against the unconstitutional
ity AMI injustice of the bill recently pass
ed indemnifying the President and others
for suspendng the writ Of habeas corpus
be entered OH the journal. After stating
the circumstances under which the bill
passed their protest, concludes as fol-
lows:
They protest against the refusal of the
House to permit the consideration and dis
cussion of the bill as an arbitrary exercise
of power by the majority, unjust to The
men beers, unjust to their constituents. and
derogative to their character as a Legisla-
live body.
They protest against the passage Of the
biIl
First. Because 1t purports to deprive
the citizen of all existing peaceful legal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

ALAsM.SG:-A disease hrs broken out
=. .ur own. of very peculiar and fatal
na,..,re. which AZ one tine bid tar 10 become
an epidemic, but which at present is not
SO alarming "a We had cause to fear
The disease is al entirely new one. and
one our physicians do not understand very
fully.
The patients are usually attacked with
chills and vomiting. which is followed by
stupor, during which blackish spots ap-
pear on the skin. We believe tie disease
is pronounced to be eeretro SPINAL ms"en-
r,tts. There have been several deaths
from, tie disease, but there have been no
new cases since the change IN the weather,
and we trust it will extend no further.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

A sprightly book has just been publish
ed. entitled Lectures to Married Men,
The author was probably mistaken in sup
posing that there was any lack of such
lectures. They are said to be very abun
dant. But curtains are generally drawn
over lhem
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

Anderson and his gallant band should be
instantly withdrawn! Sir, am not afraid
TO say so. | would scorn to take a party
advantage to manufacture partisan capital
ont Of an act Of patriot m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

Il say, Bill, Jim's Gagged for stealing a
horse?'
"Sarved him right! Why did'n, he go
and buy one and not pay fer it, like any
other gentleman!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

WlLnuE.-ln the statement Of the vii.
bur case in last weeks Rcpu5''ica. the ed
itor does Mr.. LOGAN gross injustice. The
individual who informed the editor tina.
our Sheriff made an effort 10 procure the
order for the arrest of Wilbur, is an infa.
nous. unmii igated, unqualified ard despic-
able liar, TO be plain about it. Mr.. Logan
received the order Of arrest and discharged
his duty by executing it.
We cannot account for the fury Of our
abolition neighbors about this matter
They want to put down the rebellion. SOL
diers are needed for that purpose, every
one helps. Wilbur and all the the rest of
the recruiting officers in the State. are per-
tect|y useless, in that capacity; then why
this great desire to keep them out of Ser
vice, have them draw their pay and bore
the communities in which they are located
with their idieness and insolence,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-08

CONGRESS re-assembIed last Monday,
and are providing for the negro. to the best
OF their ability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-19

resumed be. Gfm.y. ye, ,uderly .''G,i would
have "a submit. AID BOT despair. Our chud u zoe
U HIS parable, vhs's she Las no ore neet Of n
bat sic leaves ss,sr t-.ibd ter wkoss lie 70 a
cur ci.srge"
''whsi d. you mean" asked Gensvieve .;otpins
her tears, And ais e her Low anxious eyes ~
wards him.
. lower tone tie 'ever's last 10 like the seas
hsp,-e- NJ one, ant Al sny moment may send ths
Av.u.H l.inte d.aiH
90 q j or : viJGr isthsa wan ne :" ssksd
icYevle'e, dAs ny ter hands 'Csn tie chid &c
~ CO. Have yol remarked auythins' AIT
tell ne the 't.t N.re- I'll tai, one. bad
sstief e !. "a s. oAs = ov :"
'Ils c. I'D tasu. Ter 81 BIT Ter ST e." sid
par, 'ult ... i. y, ln LisAr .' death. wac
c o. arar..se - '4-t ies . sscspe -
wv. I. q. '' tsod g ut eve, r-sirg Ter clAspei
hanIs abegs ler isai "wAy Oil y IL sell me : l
"H'oi Il : t. H. - IN L sAsll see her lie
sV.fy q ~ . Il Nfg.', y0v, fr ~ stirring tbs
tlr sreaty 10 ny Aesttt r.
III itcucA t. rs oniv 10 iraS It out" ob~rvc1
Va .'lisr-tusstcr. This Is NJ time 10 slut We
eyes al ~ s4u,.i come baito work to eli p V
"a our daring. II slls r, mali On TIE islo, yos
I've bu''' much chance Il making her winding
sheet i,ns'oye &c must e. d reouy."
mar how Whst way IL there
y AIRS .olEed round MIN T. 10 sure hat ~
BODY heard lin "Ihere "a one," FeyAsl 10 cArs
kouEy.
IN. rn'gsa'n.
t''Ths piansce 80
"loa kno- she les N,rs 10 wai.A ,Aena,
''Ihen ~lst an bop usl"
"The tide
Gens'is'e !ooseas. her huse.ad, without On.
der,lAad-ng hin.
To b. Continued