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PRlCK ONE Gent

Ivs other a,y IN w.tintton. ". Who. oump.ny oi
n, serond DisIiet to.u,tcet' flsed 20 mach mo
IN ,h. rs,rict only. Co e'S 'Sr hon,
TO fio. ,hs.r commander, tet oriv , f., obayed
cured, and III mutinccr- We ven ,fr sltetn,,,v,
ot promptly marching or being shot, .hich ~ iie,.
tusl II starting them.
Tss 0rsA, Eastern hss hen ,.,.d under an All
rirslty vsrtsntb The owner, of ihc th.p J,ns
which vessel ahs fau eo-u OIL mo Irish ros.' 1 I,
ri,norsd that IN. Cunsd Jomp.ny prop,,o 1, tsi-
chase the Great IA. ora 60 ,opvc, coal 10 ,,r.r,
lor,' for tbsn ,.s'ei' c'ncf.l melting " .hNe
sittnn referred - commtise. Nth ip,iIction, .
report N tsu days.
Gen. killpslrici. .r.eA.r. wln- K.N''.-S
lad thitresn i.sars ~ ~. ar'FA a'.f' - gap rt
s,d 20 the ssn.ral. Ne isa hrsvc h,tlsi sri
rides sCisndiGy. He Asst c''co,,tet l6c urc,cD..
the rsf-is in their lats iiStr-" or 'ur,i.
front lie sss sre.iiy sng,Nd p, b. '...
ksh.' e'ilirs urnn him 20 surrender s'e1 be 't go
IN 'reh clc,e proximity to Them snj f..h.O ..
ssss' s s '' 'A' ''H 10 0o'''' '''' ~
Tvs rnnsv,so Convention no~ m s--'itn Vt
str,nhed ssss- ,estcr,isy ADOPTED rssalu',on' -
vsrmiy comm en- itnE the emsne patton p-rrlai
ana tsnssrtus 20 the Prcsident the sympa,ny
tDs trial sua hts responsibility. Thes r. ~ .u'
ole, tesh :.n sud their ohidrcn's live. for - %
s',tut<A snihoxity. and eand -mnins trs.on -
rsbciiion-
K,msscs tate, tes,-- IN. ccvr, u.riN m Gen
Mroy, implfstss Gen Schcnct In the iissst 90 q.
Winchester. II appears that tdcn. hiroy 80 ~
ordered to The place pr~s-n C. t..
setusily commanded by Gen. sehsnct ~ hold To-.
the latter dcsnins Gen. Hsl,ots instructions ioi
The evacuation a: merely advisory Even % 'l"'
vf~v. Gen Sohenek u eensnrrd for not oompls ns
9th Gen, Hallseh's rccomTnc nda lions II has 80,
Iauspued that neither Gen Iitllsct nor an! o. t1s
washington authorities, were aware that Long sl.
and k.eh -.r- la the Nshey all having 40 Osei
vhsiwin9 cnnd.cc. ~ ten. hOohcr's sbiity 10 h)ia
The fstci army In cheek. These facts are nkc, =
lniiusncs the frcsdtnt's d,cision ten. 0ilIoy =
ease, which bas not yet been given.
Gsr aAIr,S has isusd s.nerai order Al bes4
fort, e. By -hch all lsborers plsnt,,i tA.
havNs lien on the cotton for eve "a iurnt u tL..
wages ssid lien 90 follos the cotton .hafe,eT u
be taken. II the lAbo ,hsil not le vSi .itita
reason able tula amer raising thU eros, sufficient
ton shAl bs ssrsd TO 80 ify tho claim snd pss IN
| slpsnsss Of syctlor. Purchasers are iofi idatn
| shlp eotf ou vthout Gen. Baritone Iern,..uu. a.
also ordered tert ell persons EMPLOYING iabOreH g.
| this department. sball Tie statements at Lt.d4G D.
tsrs, Of the agreements N de Win Ns lsb ,n ~,
In Of Dispute sborers may Furnish evidence ~
the bargain - different, aud viii not tS bOuuo h.
the statement II they can uaso ~ appear lihetNls.
These stringent orders have been issu1t 70 tls
lection Of the eonrsd latorers, and tV ensure ttss
| the payment Of their wages.
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The War in Missouri,

y lou =. O.' II III. .Atcs' sccouu,s o. hoihy'
rsd.rs So 'pat thsy DIVIDED ,fht miles ,o.thsos.
of tff.s Z, yesterda' mHfEior. a out % Z"
fcecrsl- p,it O pursuit AMI hal kl,d twelve re-.
els and lo., tour men. Acst. aa tep -.rd o. tho
Eiagsra.er, MondAy ~ uias, tLt a tAiti '.' ".os
ArrJE H., ,e,t,.day mo,uins, but IL. Inricl's5s
AZ S.soI. Deu. s!.r, ~ PUc, hGoI rr,1:t, that
the sIpcdi on INTO k'IAu'N mst toiy 81 r'bD-,
under Eoeve' aud Lranesj a. ri.tueu. lcrry, sud
klled thirteen, aud cSp.ured quite nnmA-r iar'li
Ing one lioltrnNn Colonel. on N;.or, lrd tao Cap
ts.u. On 'h. ;.h. Ms.o Wi.soa -urpr'sI acsl. Of
tebCi IA Ltsrcl,s County, capturing on- t,g.siu,
three IIsutena.ts, and hty sI private, AID al ,Ir'
horscs .ad sIns, and d,.tioyine the camp The pco-
pie " Lawrence County have cIsAuiH.t 90 fe,, the
l rebel consor yton. wsdo l.. Joh-,ou, IL. Sen
..os, A,s abandoned tie organisation VI s s.our!
s.aU glsfd.
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General Intelligence.

Co., u,ror,l t'b, a, parent smounl' to si,s.s.-
~
14s.1nit,on of 'sC C9nf3isrn's esu,s in England
), .s, f.x Nh, elect h.. Ifsnrr. Ahesdy 10. SCI
r-fyiuu orfsu. tk Ia. sDuut French Intervention,
T.s ~ raf from the eutr. army dgilns tho
r. tIf. .tp ll1auF sut October, thus fer, are re-
met - ~, t''Hr'nd ard sizty-i~o
.rr'.t. 49, - hsuhsi Kane u baltimore
~. 90 o-.r-,t torih. hAF.IS bsSn d~sct-d .jrrs,
r..s... 90 'hv 'ch'h
.I.,s un~ oI,s'.ndiny st"'it seventeen snd .
..,." 90" .fA't 9usl currency .. fA,, a. 81
r... 80. ~ ie' nsdr.
tt'rrg G'-nnhtct, -n No CONN psn
'7.H '.7'on ttat fee ,usnty grer''f se"rs'sfy
'.'.3 rg < h', Ue"nt wait to b., hsHs ~ ohio.
4.i..T tu' t'''r"I esrI, ,iru.
-r'.r,r.Htd that the rrorn', InArsh.i of usuA
c,,1 nAgr recrlvei ipsruct'oa. ffpr " ,shl hlus 'ou
'. ..t 'N'rv s.t.l. 20 . VHid fHt.,lt1'. ~, 80
prti a. ia" quota thsn U.h l.d % .tJc,sd
.r -dis.ty stih ,Eo.fr irift.
nr.uss tba AZ oU' n,-si i,f-e numN.red 200
Tr's branch 81 the ,eryes - un~ msunrd b. over
4'~i prom A0St.st reSmisru.ed Ye,seis arc
used, latis zen, oriiu,ry sesnieH sah bOys eemD-
thu .rrstrr .cr' oA o. m efs.s, eIpersnsed sLuen
30. tas 80 rn.l lai shsn on'y sAins cIafl we're
IN are.
lnREi,S etu.tsli,t, ara hegnng TO invest eItsu-
ri.. ~ LLtvrfLIarrg, c.rti's Ia ssInss day lately
y;lt " sUIta u utei states bon4s ~ers ssued On
I''c.ru account 4Lt t4Gnsy shi.h ths CoveruLneut
has Eh1d fJr tue yIutnt VI the sptLs Arruy
70 the aess et hSyssabsls ga AAssaee1 ~ fsssASA
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Yrsn the I ppsr Patsnsc

Bat tiUoye, i4th The iAtssi r.po''' received from
the Uppsr Potomac are ths. the IN l". ,tt'. NJ a
r,hsl raid at A.rtinsbu-I "a. occa.cn'i ~ iHr
spproaeh Of the Sations csvairg, .hi'h se'" 'ss'n
70 rebels. The Ohio road I. all r,shs, tHt ,1air'
sss running ~ usual
gaAhingt0n, oct. t.- MAJOR colo, IN a report 20
General Lockwood, gao eomgsad, the dcisncei VI
Maryland Helshts' .,y'
hos~by, command tn been greatly undsfrstsd,
Az an cfediby iniorDe " ,opef', cll.E.ne ap1
eoIftabspds that bu force Coun;s Uf bat alIon "
sSres bu ndred msn. Aoseby l. one u StuaTts stAn
sS6oer, AID has been detached tuI the sip pur'
80 OF dsstruyinS nieAtlons eAsUssa taA AfWy
~ GS1anaa GnA w AAAllItAA
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A'AeeA, Republican meeting IN C.ne,.uau %
Aondiy nirht, sr,rttary -. arIesI - hup -.
.,-,t,d With The mI,s entiu-,t.r .a.ls'. g.,
m.t, lone .p'e' %, sri alluded 10 iofs,n AuAIs IA
the fp,osinf s1ihcsni t"rrst
N-afe ,hoSlng ,ut st.,.. b q. 'ho it'' - - 'he
ca a. A.i " sI-il-;'r 2. VA tau"l.s .'fHrrth,
there III tsuo dans ~ls. -'.t ~ iI'"'' r't d
ller" "Il be D. @NtE ?, Z 90 Il ~" . pt'
y. u.t,i..lo,l, N.L..G % a. '!.a - a! A..
$50 ron is.n.l5 ao' e. ..sr4 20, 't 10 ~,
ballot lcI, 'rtceon,t ~. i-'-a.n o. tp.e.a,
Ard ,eelon ~ a. bat, % .1:a '"a-s w. t'.' ,'"'
,p,nt; .nd -Cpct,ni.. !.vr ~, :. Il ! r'ri.h
90 60, ',., to-, Ga Gs, s'' gbs ~ "a ~ ' I'D Id
i.i,'s. n.n 'n0 and md .pt.ssse ss T a.' ~ ~. I.fo
tls' b. /, the w,ts-' li-i b.. 4 ,h.. f, ,a.,r '
sl,p, out h,s,n.; n; snd ,h,ni whrn i.aS .ni
h aka TIE matter vel o1ili. aG "a infect, N
Bfl,i.h ,sarlsn. arn,ea b. lir'lsn .uns. end we
sin" rowing IN" seas pinuloiinf iltrcasn'v
sfsn they come 10 loo. over hose hius. ~, ri P
con lms q . Pc, 70 - r. 4. .".7.."g n"r'' !.
y. t,yc 60: .or' .L 2s. .rritc uron on,
C"ntsl Am,rlc. ith"er'. 4pat tn.> f.V ns
~, ..,,mp! 'P' to S5s "a c"po "a "a ~ :, .oaS iS
tim ago, and, ~ ! an ~ nl-..N -, "a.
g H;.' r as"c e. a. ind rot ~ ." bed "r % r.,, ,,
tr.rs' %t sp ,,,onI.y " r'd - 'nl .''' I.,, 'h"
'I' Sn.,,. * Z lol3 iaoels-. t. " IN :" r.s Z,
'rn. 90 .ha NtHir, an' am r.. ..,'.' -H.'. -
in - tan'' .r.. ''n';.. ..' '..t &C. ia-o
I,cpine.r rs .u'.'. - 1o'n. tam ,.. .o.. , o..
~. fDrHI-.. l'u n't Or 70.H 90 fp'f '..t inrAt
~. ai.ue- l',.n0'. rt'e to. ,t,.a. "a, q,
. -c cr.us io aos D. a. h'r "a 's1ct "' 4'. B.
iii.i laas 'rr tm' s..' roti' vH'n h. 'i' s.'
reconsider - 80 t,,rg', Nrd hen 'It t," &c. OF
o.rtV..l bs -e-.H-'h. '.. et.i ''"
,''Fi,a .rt e,iat,, -. .o-.- -''.r,.n' IN .ui
- arl' go 'rs, nr' f.,."" q If- .- NA' sr ''ar
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LOCAL NEWS.
sHw YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

Our RrssIAs GrEsrs-The oanqust I, 90,
Russian ofiesn gill poaitiv,,y take place on s....,
Of ths Astor House. KrN Adm,r,l b Lss.o.isA, va
oricers Of the Imper al Rus.isn Nay. Ia ts.4.-.,
With the Commissioners, will visit thu eri;LD,f .s
charitable tnstitutions 20 dty, At 10 o'co,. q.
steamer from Bellevue Hospital lAn1lns. ~. v e..
sirsst, v. x.
RvNoks Of the removal Of tie POiic. d. -..
missionsrs, and the appointment Of esshriiU be.y
and Ell senator Murphy in ths!s place haze p.,s,.
IN the env for dAys past W, It does lb,.s
that Gov. SeI tnour hu e. tsk.D aUy toii)I In g..
matter.
DEPAaIuRK oF ADNiKAL hit,E.--, 10
Nhe started for HAlifAr yesterday morning. ~ ID
Admiral Milne boArd, followed pr ,ne suuV,.,
iwmoit,lis. As thev -ers soi do-I 'n-h
British sunboat S.des, Commaudor - Arey f.,s,h.
passed. them coin,ns ~.
CoERyCtiU- or INK fsHuLNt~I. --- g..
President hAa ordered new euroilaeat u nisn s.'
set TO she dtAn in the second, Fourth, titL, siu-.
zenith, and tIshth Conssessionai dstrie, Of n,
safe tau In tin. city aud Brookiypl, snd .As ns..
ssry ttepsstoos mAkus by the marsh ala Of !tes
di.iicts. Al early day Will be sygointed To- .t.
eommenrcment OF the enrolment 1hl ils3',
shove nsmrd are tho.s ia wh,u Governor ssy HJt.
urged that the trst enroiiment had been imperfect.
or parts made, aud that IN consequence ths lu,
t.s assigned under The enrolment act we're escs'i'
BuRsri-G .. a CRoIOs MAIs.--fest
morning, the Cr0ton main-aiye 10 Stu Nssn4- ~.
u-af u ia stree; 4 lAr.s gaus VI soss La. a.s a.
ssssd In repairing the b. "a.
MAS MELTISu VI the Demo "a y -
Tenth Assembly Gittrct va beld ~ I.i'oI a..
last evening Il ~uwel attcuI.d Hon t,Ir -. -.
sddrc"ed the sud''noe ia lively and rlVlusI. i,.
suat. lie 10. followed b, John ~ A,tbon anc
D,ssct. Huut r qs N tud nrr ,f'-tti -. ..
and spp,,r.d pie, ssd 9TH the ~ a-rr
DRt>EHs Ri:Hft CttGoIe- ,.pe tuu'
and .lrt, rebel oroe,o Gri,ei nun Ne, u.-a4,.4
s,,uto., when transferred Pom TIE -tau.4.. 4.
Eyeulus Tar 10 . tu. fpt Conveyed ~ g. eln.,.
leland, th,y vs'o mund 20 DO lltoA. .ca.ri, ani -
hAvsd IN seH iHde .oroul aai 4isori,ru uiA.'
From som uEsno q ,oIiee t.D We. .4fal.h-d =.
champ .sns, supposed 70 have bt.u the lu .. as.s.
s0n - ~ 1Gthlrrs
Ihg DLmuCEATs IA tbs ,i'y y''.r. 'sN ".'a.
ed that Vhliindishsm when ab.., nad iJl-;.s4 i.-A
stars and aft,rw ards ao d fiotn tsl uar,Ius
InH BOARDS OF EI.Gl,TEES "a the s'.li Al
election districts couneuc,d their .es..o .ou.. s.>
ter1ay
Tux PorIcE or TIC ll.L. l2h, 18Th. II >.
and sO,h Ward. hsd ,very me dri, ycstef4ay ..,.i
/ noon, in Tomrk.r4'5 ..s.t. Ih.aa piucsinn. ..A
tsics week on tte ss"e ground.
tn. UAtr-IAtr,N con, cntion Of r..lr.,k
uan.ser, Ill taAr Y,a.' today 6; the T. N...,.,.
Hotel Tho .Asf et.,ct - to arrange tns -ia,sr ,i,
table.
! Rot Ct'IN'. ih- Counsel 70 a.. ~
| ,ios n" "a. m' onuiou on IN. sio, rie. W.
. D'ysia'a,s .ha; tAc &. lty IA .t..a. .' ... ..
Of ~, teaf'-, on - soLAi tut ne. or ..4 .. .,
/ Hs. tt' r'"' tg.t.--'-l au a..,' 1
! ys,srGsy, Ia ps'srce ., lai,s uu.la.r .. g.
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ElU'mor,, O,tiI TteVc.c isf C'y C.uueli. TO-
DAY. vss very l1L' IA-re ,.. NO ops '''l ric.Y.
,eu Indapa an1cGi c,uufda A,i tir efIis- aru-
.re,. Wcr. elected. tIc . 30 "a. 30 oid o.aN rs,
Were Independent. ~,se s.rs..I. = ale ---.ad!
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Orair, NJ. - An ci -'pn Wa "a yss''tiar
for u..u4b,f, OF IT, l'es.Aturr A, n'tr 30 SIS" Doe
A. n. acd thr "a iiou-c MI, sand ?. tu.oH'-
10 ~ Democrat, n, Couhcii will ''ll1 mon 10
. Deu.ocIst, Z ne Iofstot'. Al1i'of -. .'s-ur''
srs " "Opp1sitiol"
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Washington, ~, IA. fiisFsr.',i r'v',r' ~ofe in
circulation to-day Of fsh.ns On the south s' q the
Potomac. so ci,ci.l di,ra,etos had te n received
concernins re mill Ar mcv meats Of 'he DAY
Hcnee i' there I, fo.son 20 believe that ~ have
tnes siih any striou. GisA'er
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,G,.ryu, o. IL !.'' A. " Es'ma' fou III
I.sA..ection come ~ slowly. 4h'y 'ho- .L'f''1c
Il puul,.,g rlo."rtiT.
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,'1rv Os'.ii The Provost Marshal Gsnsfs's o'
he N,r'hcrp, solih.rn, sod western Divisions Of
th safe hay. tesn ordered 70 eommsne. nss
earur.,nt ia The ID, en-. th. 9Th ith. s'h' io'h,
/; u me-, g ~, .9;h, and Shat Duuiets, as sooa -
49, tn, M
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h'ageA' Republican mes:ine IN C.uei uau ou
Aondly NIGHT, sr,rttaC ta- . arresI-d auG rs.
,,.,,,d With tho mort entlu-. .t.t.r G .,,ls. ~,
mad long .p,e b, .ri alluded 70 torsi,p AuAus ia
the fo,iosirt .i.aihcsni t-rir.t
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FULL AND INTERESTING DETAILS.
Additional Election Returns.

Vallandigham "0n the Shell y
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The Attack on the lrorsides
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-03
Eead Quarters, Army Of Tsnns,,,.
TULLAHoMA, Jan, "a 10as
General Orders, No. 13.

General Orders, No. 10.
l.. When an officer or soldier sa;,,
rejoin his proper station at tho eYni..
ton of u leave, whether ordinary ~.
sick certificate, he will be reportsd 70
absent without leave.
Failing to join or explain sati.s,,
toriIy his absence for seven dav, .'
soldier will be proceeded against aug
desertcr The officer will be notis,s
and his name Immediately brought y
fore the "Board to Relieve the ARM y !,
Disqualified, Disabled and Incomne;.'~,
Officers" The names will in all c.,,
be published in the newspapers nss.
est the residence Of the delinquent
IL. Paragraphs one and two of G.,
eraI Orders, No. 96, Adjutant and IN,
spoctor Generals Office, are republisb%
Tor the information Of the Army:
al. All commissioned officers and Al,
listed men, who are now absent finn
their commands from any other caua
than actual disability, or duty undo,
orders from tho Secretary of War q,
from their Department Commander
will return to their commands witbon,,
delay.
-. Commissioned officers failing h
comply with the provisions of the fora.
going paragraph, within u reasonabh
iongth OF time, in no case to exceed
twenty days aftor the publication Of
this order, shall be dropped from III,
rolls Of the Army in disgrace, and ths,
names Wlll DO furnished to the Com.
man1ant Of C%onscripts for enrolment
IN !ho ranks"
The Commanding General expects ,
rigid and Efficient execution OF TIL,
order. Commanding officers will dro,
from tho rolls ot the Army the namr
% AL commissioned officers who have
failed to obey this order, and will 10.
port them promptly to these IIca
Quarters, to be forwarded to tho War
Department and Sal erintendont Of
Lons"fiy.3
H. communal Of Gen. BRAGn.
,>iyr ed,1
GEORGE WM. BRENT,
A.. \. Gcnh
-OEwc}AL-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-03

HEAVY Loss,--The Nashville Dis
patch Of tho 22d ult. says that the 10Th
Pennsylvania Regiment went into ac.
ton at tho late battle Of Fredcricks.
burg with four hundred mon, and came
out with only Sirty.eigAt left, tho rest
having been either killed, wounded, or
taken prisoners.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-03
The Times !

IL
AS is always the case, '>'rmiNa'n5 Is
but the beginning OF agenerahcng'5e
ment. me enemy are advancing IN
threo columns one D} l'~''roaa' ana
the two pixies faicrre1 10 IN oar IoSt'
Unless the ne" i"l' q ra'n may r''"ro
tHe'r progress alter i'"''"S The pixies
VIC may look Tor battle even Garlic"
tnan VIC anuclpatcd'
our troops are IN mo spirits, ahd
their souls are III arms n eager Tor
the Tray. AS we stated IN Il former
communications VIC ieoi confident OF
success, everything ~ moving on we'll,
t'oaecfan8 IS compelled to light now
against his own consent @nu We may
look 10" hard nghtihg upon the part OF
MS troops, as 1t Is not o"Iy case Q.
lie ana ocath, but one OF breaG and
Outto'' or rathor sea b!sc0't and tay
pork They only need the beans to
complete their Yankee dish, an! We
Will give them beans ii ever they
.'.-.-. L. 5000. u n -
advance TO our Duck Pond tor came
Ihey must Keep away from the
Dutchlo Oh Norm&nd'e, or they may
hiIIs IN u.,t vi,,oi,,.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-03

B<s- A printing office is no place for
!oungers. Compositors cannot set
type correctly when they are disturbed
by un,relcoms visitors. Tho Editorial
Room is the pInco,,to read and gas!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
THE TWO POLICIES.

l. The Republican policy--to hold out to
the rebels no inducsmcnt to return to the
Union-no hope of pardon or restoration
TO citizenship-nothing but confiscation
extinction OF their States as political com
munities. and division of the soil among
emancipatd slaves-nothing in word, but
black despair. This is tho Republican pol
icy.
=. The Conservative Policy--to meet The
lion rebel with strong military arm and
with the distinct and firm assurance that
no star shall be pluckcd from the flag of the
Unon--but at the same time to hold wild,
open the door for the return Of the rebe
States to their constitutional position am
their former status in the Union whenever
they Will lay down their arms and renew
their allegiance. This is the conservativ,
position.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22

THE THREE PARTS IN THE NATION
The questions which divide political.
parties are new narrowed down to the com
prehension of the most humble intellect
among us.
Two parties assail the Government
The southern sectional party seeks to di-
vide the Union by armed force. The Nor
thern sectional party seeks to destroy the
Union by destroying the State Govern
ments. The democracy stand between
these two sectional parties battling for the
restoration of the old Union
He who sides with secession Is for dis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
The Republican Hostility 10 the
Union.

The great fayoritc of the Aboltionists.
General Ben. f. Butler, in late speech
in Philadelphia, as reported in the In
quirer, Republican print. said
You may think it hcresy but, for one,
| do not want the Union reconstructed on
the old basis. Suppose you would wake
up tomorrow morning, and learn for fact
that all the rebels had laid down their
arms and consented to return TO the Tn
ION under its condition in 1860 Honest
Democrats say they want the onion as il
was"
Butler don't want the Union reconstruc-
ted and would be much distressed if he
should learn some fine morning. while
reading the paper over his cup of coffee
that the rebels had agreed to come back
INTO the Union as it was in 1860! He
would not let them in. but would shut the
door in their faces 1t is only the "hon
est Democrats according to Butler, who
want the Union as it was. Another Abo
lition champion, Hon. Thadeus Stevens, OF
Pennsylvania, in late speech in Chester
in that State, said:
The Union as it vas, and the Consti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
A Failure.

The abolition Publication at the Ed
wards House last Friday evening was, under
The circumstances. miserable failure.
There were present some two, or three
hundred persons in all republicans, demo-
crats. women, and boys Charley Case
made one of his most vindictive efforts at
low blackguardism. after which Billy Viii
liams entertained the audience for half an
hour or so with a maudlin harangue de-
void Of argument or Oratory. The fact
wa. as we are informed that the Gov. was
slightly too much elevated to be of any
great service to his friends on that oeca-
sion. 4 certain Sergeant Major of the
18th Ind. VOLS WAS present, and freely IN
duleed in abuse, vulcarity, profanity and
bad whiSkey. The supper prepared by
mine host of the Edwards House we are
tcll vas we'll COTTON up, but the parta-
kers were very few. most Of the crowd
having left soon after spcaksng was conclu
del
The singing and the supper were really
he only releeming features Of the whole
affair. The speeches were excrable, anc
,he drunkenness, excessive for 50 small
i crowd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
Ekpcp Ii Before The People.

Il is false hat the Democracy are disloy-
al.
Its false that the Democracy are opposed
70 putting down the rebellion.
1t is false that the Democracy sympathize
with the rebellion.
1t is false that the Democracy have no
sympathy with the soldiers.
There is no word in the Democratic
platform to justify these false assertions.
No Democratic candidate ever uttered q
Word to Justify them.
No Democratic press ever uttered par
agraph to justify them.
No Democratic candidate ever did al
act to justify them.
Every man who writes, speaks, cuts
caryes or engrayes any Of these assertion,
is willful deliberate and malicious E,ls
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
THE NEWS.
WASHINGToN. Oct. /!


1t is reported that Meade's army has
fallen back 10 the deiences Of Washington.
No general engagement has occur
red as vet; but it is considered that one is
imminent There are rumors that Lee
has crossed the Potomac, and is marching
upon Washington: but they are diseredi-
ted. In fact. Lees position is not known
to the Federas.
The Army of the Cumberland !, in mo-
ton yia of Bridgeport, AMI will shortly
assume the offensive.
1t is rumorel at Cairo that all the ter
ritory West of the Alleghenies has been
placed in one department, to bc coaman-
dcd by Gen. Grant, with headquarters at
Nashville.
Mr. Vallandigham has issued an adlres,
to the democracy of Ohio. We have Is
yet nc report Of It's contents
The President has issued proclamation
calling for 300 zoe volunteers. to serve fol
three years or during the war He offers
inducements; but threatens that fla State
shall fail to fill its quota. draft for tbs
number deficient will be made ON the III
Of January next Conservation seems
thus far, to have failed \ white man
life against negroes freedom is rather
heavy odds.
The President, after much delheration
has concluded his reply to the Missouri
Kansas delegation. He announces tha
Gen. Schoiield will berctained in command
but new Instructions are given to him.
The return OF fugitive slaves or assistanc,
in their escape is forbidden The cours,
of Gen. Sheffield in regard to Jim Lane !.
approved and the order is issued that al!
guerrillias shall be put down, no matter
what color they may fgh, under
The War Department is about to issu,
an order fer the enlistment of negroes II
the border States, loyal owners to re
ceive $500 for each slave taken; "dsloyal'
owners to receive nothing When il i
considered that able bodied male slaves ar,
worth from 81 900 to $500 each. tn,
Justice of the enlistment" Of slaves o
"loyal' masters will be appreciated.
In Ohio, Brough has over 81 900 ma
jority, with three counties to hear from.
We have no news from PENNSYLVANIA %
Iowa. In Indiana the democracy vii
have decided majority in the aggregat,
vote.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22
Under which EAisi-. SScEZOuisss %

The abolitionists say: The will Of the
President is above tho Constitution ana
laws IN war times Who ever, disputes
this is secession sympathizer.
ANDREW JACKSON said;
The laws of ,hc United States must be
executed. | have no discretionary power
on the subject"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-22

y Maine conscript sings his griefs in the
following poetic strains;
We're coming, Ancient Abram, severio'
hundred strong.
We had no $500. and 50 we come along;
We hadn't no rich parents to pony up the
tin.
80 we went unto the ProvoSt and there
were mustered in.
We're persuaded to he soldiers, and go to
meet the foe.
Not having the tl.ree hundred, of course
we're doundto 90;
But oh. good Father Abraham. Of the mon
ey that's paid Ger,
Be careful that old Cameron don't get :
shilling more.