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The Cry Of : Lost Souls

| EY JOHN G. WHITTIER.
In the black forest, where, when day is done,
With Il snakes stiffness ylilcs the Amazon
! Darkly from sunset to the rising sun,
4 cry, as Of the panied heart Of the wooa
The long. desp,iring moan of iitA''o
And darkness and the absence Of all good,
Startles the traveller with sound so d:car,
SO full of hopeless agony and fear,
! His heart stands still and liot,n like his car.
/ The guide. as If he ha heard death bell toll
Starts, drops his ear against the gunwa!e's thole
! rosses himself and whispers: "a lost Soul!'
, ,"Nn. Senior. not a bird. know it well
! 1t is .ho panied soul of some inii'ic
Or cursed heretic that cries FROM hell.
i 'Poor fool with hope still moclinc his despair,
i:e wal.ur', shr;eilng on ''o Mi lni gnt air
Eor hln..:l ply ;lnu lor Christian prayer.
'';s4ints strike him dumb! Or Holy Mother hath
y, prayer tor iii:n w:,o, siilng nr to death,
Eu-ns always in the furnace Of Gods wrath =
Thus TO the baptized pagan cruel lie.
i.vuI!Ag new horror To tnlt mourn I" cry,
Ihe voyasvr listens, ~ tx no r:iIy.
D.m burns the boa. lamp: >'a lows lccpcn round
From -.Ant trees ih S;,ukc-ilne cItcpcls wound,
An! tiIs: niack "Itcr : iides withou. Il sound.
Bat in til; Travellers heart secret sense
OF u nature plastic to br''i-n ':c,t*,
And IA nal .ssol in Pro,i ncc---
Lifts {, t." *'Hiry calm cr heaven Lis eyes;
An :,::..;:n :: al c;r!:. : v:!inr r:;s,
H.; Cos, VI ,.;r> ~ Ii h. tlr IT,; III: sh-:!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

Secretary Chase,s Financia! Policy.


The New York E:en;,ag Eost, which has
heretofore inclined to opposition Of the fnan
cial methods Of Secretary Chase: is con
strained to admit that Mr.. Chase's policy,
so far as it has been developed, has worked
so we'll that he is entitled to claim the most
candid investigation Of any further expe.
dents he may think conducive to the public
good and protective to the credit Of the ma
tion." 1t remarks
at will be recorded to the honor Of Mr..
Chase that he has show us more than was
ever known before Of the vast material re-
sources Of this country. No people IN the
world has, at so low rate of interest, and
with so little disturbance to business or
of inconvenience Of individual citizens, raised
such prodisious sums as, during the past
seventeen months, we have expended indie
fence of our national Union and free insti-
tutionS.
Up to December first our public debt
Iamounted to six hundred and eighty eight
millions, Of which nearly four millions con,
Isi>ted Of postage currency, and two hundred
! and twenty three million Of treasury notes
Of lawful tender. Thus no less than two
hundred and twenty seven millions have
been raised without interest. The balance
four hundred and slXly~one millions, bears in
'crcst averaging from four to seven and half
per cent. Thus the average rate of interest
paid on the whole debt is bur 46 per cent
Two years ago it would have been deemed
absurd and Utopian to have atiirmed1that
seven hundred millions Of dollars could nave
been borrowed by our govcrnment%as all
without help from European capitalists !;
while to have srave'y proposed caising.th
amount, Or any large loan, at an average Of
four and half per cent, would have been
treated as an cxtravagant dream. Still, ow-
M to the juliciou, arrangements Of Mr..
Chase, the thin. has been done.'
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latest rev. from ti..: tsitu1 Siatas

Yates: Hev> from Tia: Uniscd States.
The -ev. r. j. Graves, once q Baptist
clergyman Of som, aotc in Tennessee, had
acco,tlin;; 70 the Richmond LHqn',fy,' just
returned to the South after q visit. Of six
"?eks 10 the free States. MIR. Graves pub.
E>hc> in the EAcui'er an accouIa of what
he saw. These results are not encouraging
to the rebels nor do they confirm the .nItiy
prophecies Of TIC Charleston and Richmond
journals, as to t distress and poverty
, which would PROSTATE the free States short
y. lie says:
q shall state the substance Of what |
learned in New York, daring a stay 0: three
weeks, from merchants, bankers and law
iyers, in regard to public sentiment through
out the entire North. And this is it.: The
whole North is prospering, growing rich in
c3nselucncc Of the war. The commercial
and manufacturing Interests Of the North
eastern States are now more furnishing than
ever before. Eve:y thing made iuds ready
market.
The Northwest finds It more profitable to
convert its immense quantities oc grain into
beef and pork, and forward these to the
Eastern ports for shipment to Europe, than
it was formerly TO dispose OF thera in the
markets Of the Southwest
| Politically, Mr.. Graves assures the En-
I"'rer and its readers. the prospect is as fair
Cor Us and as bad for The rebels:
! Ecrmont, Massachusetts and Connecticut
are not more hostile to our institutions than
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, The conflict o!
polit'c1l parties now waging in the STATE oI
New York, and which We undnly magnify
ana hope may be benefit to us. really amounts
to nothing so far as ending the war is con.
cerncd
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9;tsrara.
3 Democratic Conservative Newspaperin
the City OF New Voik.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY iRcU ;,
T. Restore the Union and Maintain
TIE CONsTlTUTICN.

For several years the Democratic ana ciser, :
tive sentiment of the Nation has been keciilN
awe Ia the rgcessity oi being Ithru,l, AID aj
represented by frat class Newspaper. lnll rii,
in the City OF New York, adapted il rorulnr cir
cuation, and welding whoetcnc naucuc.
tiironr hout che Union The great want las be, H.
ana il. Il paper which she'll sustain the same rea
ti)n 10 Democratic and Conservative principles a.
does the Eew York 7ril,ne to Ab0litoni.n. anG
ali ai..is of :iajicaiisn--i paper CONTACTED with
talent Aai prudence. win correct appreciation Of
the principles of our Governments and fidelity
- them; in all respects first CLASS newsletter. and
set Afforded a: nrice bringing it within the reach
Of the masses OF tie Feci t..eue el. Tie Com
try.
The undersigned. from thc;r connection n:tL
the Albany Atlas X Arcu---,re 81 tie Oldest aud
bcst known Democratic paper, il the tai0n-hare
been constantly urged, during tie last three or
four years respond 10 this demand. by est.sl
fishing frs: class WeeklY cssYaPcr III the City
Of Ncw York. aanied 10 general circulation
We WELD t. the wishes Of political friends
ani have therefore transferred the publication o.
the Weekly Atlas X Ar.us 70 the City OF New
York, where it Will hereafter le Issued unaos Tie
namo Of
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alotifes.
yTgiffN The Great Cause Of
a.asW HlMAN MISEhYi

A Lecture by DR. CULVE2W ELL, on the
Catls. and Cure 81 Sperniat orrho'a, CONSUMPTION,
Mental an, Physical Debility, Nervousness Epl
lep-y. Impaired Nntr,,i OF the DO ", Lassiiude,
Weakness uf the limbs and back, In disposition
and incsptcity lar study md labor Dlilnes, oi
Apprehension; Loss OF memory; Aversion 10 Soei
ety, Love OF solitude; iindity; Self pistru7i
Dizziness; Headache; Affections otihe Eyes Fin
Plies on the sare involuntary Emissions, and SeAu-
al Incapacity; the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion. dc. Ac.
Sent under seal. to any address in plain, calf
ed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or tw
postage stamps, nv addressing
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1877 Bowery. New York, Post ONCE
Box 1896
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Ready Pay.

Purchasers will 10 well to look al is stoc Be
fore buv.ng, Is lie KNOWS it viii toe Ton theis
interest - 10 90. lie would a!so cal. attention 10
bis stock Of Ladies Dress Goods, Chailles,
DeIaimcs. Black Silks. Bonnet silks. biae>
Satins. vestings Bonnet Ribbons, Cloths.
Muslins ShawlS, etc, which for quality AND pr,ces
will compare tayogabls with that oil any other es-
Establishment in Plymouth. VIII take IN exchange
Tor Goods GoeD butter, eggs, bees"ax rag, ii@A
etc,
Remember tia place: orc door south o.fcr.
shings' Drug stare, Immediately opposite tie
Post Office 4 l.. REEVES
Plymouth lal., April oh le63. nltti
lrGOTO rAUL's FOR Boots aud shoes-Ae
has tie largest ard hes, stoeh ia icUn' II cannot
he t1eclled ior qualify rad g'an'i'.' n in''@'..
nd he sells eAeaP AOa
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Thr H'ec.ih. r viii end frce at CHARGE 20 al
who desire ~. tar [, c.p,ai- directions making.
simple Neectth 3 VI N,t5ii viii, in rom two
Ia eishi di,s. remove Plnple-. Blot-hes, Tn
ffecAleS. Sallowu.s~ ana all impurities and
rous mess of the Skin. .atins the >tme-ts Ma
tarD intended il -hoa.,! tc-Sofi. clelr. smooth and
beautiful. Ihe,e dc~irins the recipe with full
Instructions. direction, AMI tlsice. will please call
on OF address with return rostage,)
TIIOS. F.CiIAPNAN, Practical Chemist
i7m2 81 Broadway, New York
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Nd,x,scs: So y .,rsrnssc,

Having Disposed Of the Democrat Office, we
desire every person indebted "a n 10 make i4ame-
diatc settlement We have dctf- ~ pay. and To
enable 20 do 50. must collect The afnauuts due rs
The books al the firm may be touua with L Me
Donald mt Dickson CO. : Hardware store.
luN 12-9eu T.. x 7 MCDONALD
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Marshall count, by Blain & Co, T.
4 Lemon. Pcrshing & Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwci. ( Co. Bourbon; y Il. &P.S. Allcman.
TIprecanoe ohm ClcSs. Bourbon;Jon Nlller.Bre
men, Jas. VI. Wickiz r, Argos; Peter Smith un-
ontown; and Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
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|. SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

opefmator'hea + &c rinal Weakness and
General II liability IN either sex
This Mslady. tie terrible con.eancnces .r,,l.ie,.
are 10 we'll known to require more th,n, hare Il.
lEson to them, j. ono Of the mos, ins,.lio,,s and
therefore da- crous, Of al the long caialoauc of
human us u saps the very spring, of Life
RAPIDLY GRdermincs the constitutions and sinks the
unhappy victim IN" inl'eeility and "a prcinatar,
sIaFs ION one 20 Xix boXeSoi the SPECIFIC
MI an generally Sufficient o. effect permanent
gu "a III, mos aggravated cases. whether Con
.utation-l, or arising from Abuse ar Exeesses.
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MIDI III TESTIMONY

beiieseit 10 be. ia Tire treatment of Srer-
,na,9rrhea' a neara Specific as any medicine can
b. KEITH, =. d. Am. Jour. Of Medical
Science
81 have found them all that could he desired
Their effect has been truly wonderful. used
them n ease OF Spermatorrhea of long stan,!.d,s
which ras bccu under treatment for wears thinl
three boxes will complete the cure =
= 7 DiCkFE, N. b.
u This is not Il Homeopathic Remedy. nor j.
there mercury or other deeteIious ingredient
coa'hnei with II.
PRICE s. per box. Six boxes for - Nv
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gists. and the Sole General Depot in the Unil1d
States,b nv
.wINCGEsTBR. as John az ny.
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THE VANVACTOR
Mlli. RUNNING.

| have bought this mill and viii hereafter keep
constantly running Tor custom work. at the usu
terms John q DRAKE.
iHarcn Faith iS63 nS3
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L, J. PLETTO3.
Barber aud hair dresser, West side Mich.gaa
street pattersons storc) Plymouth lind
Everything in the above business attended 20 by
me in the best style,
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j. j V!kAt

J. V!NADL-,
4 homeopathic 2 ysican.-P Particular ttentionp.i
to obstetric practc, and chronic diseases VI
women, and diseases OF children. Office over c.
PAmer's store, corner Michigan and Lapor,e
tsrcets. whe he may he consuteda at all hours
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REEVE g. CAPRON.
A:tornevsand Notaries, Plymouth, MorshallCo.
Ind, practice in Marshall and adjoining coun-
ties. RErEksto Babcock & Co., Phelps Dodge
( Co, New York, Cooley Farwell & Co., Go, 4
& Bro, Chicago, London i Co.. Phila, { r,
Beneste & Co., Pittsburgh, Hon. - L. Ostc.r
Circuit Judge, Laport, Ind.
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THE NEy YORK EEKBY ARGUS

|, is published Il quarto form. Of the size Of tic
ealius New YORK Week.-Mrs.: and We rrolnis,
that in its News, Editorial, Literary. Mis-, eiane-
Gus and Agricultural Departments: in il. Narke,
Reports. nj in all other respects. il shall be ~
least equal to ans paper published III that CITY.
ie dceoting to it our own editorial services. i
has also the benefit ofthe entire time ana constant
slpcry sion of Mr.. g.LoN CoMsrock. for several
wears one OF the editors OF the New \ 1ik jour
n Il .! Commerce, IA gentleman ~ recognized cii
torial ability AHA experience. The ct..srs ".
therefore be
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Next to Vigorous support o the Federal Gov
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| NJ vi Ed y TT. !
Eg'g,a'GE&GSYESs',S
IL J POPHOSPHIyE1Si
ro2 TIE PREVENT on AID crnr OF

Sonsuml ton, asthma, Chronic Bronchitis. Ner-
foHs REGISTRATION. General Debility, Dyspepsia
Serciua, fiarasmus, Loss OF Appetite,
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all Disorders Of The Nervous
AID Blood Systems
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AGENTS known. Ia ctsc- OF Nervous Debility ar
Prosrtion Of tae Vital Powers, froa, ~, eanse.
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IA Fair Tlisl is a Certain Cure. -
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In To OF. Bottles, S2-thrcc for -. Circulars
graiis Sold by al respectable Dr;.g..ists and ~
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G. II. q G.. IL. II. Time Table

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.ig ned
has been appointed Administer de bonis not. oi III
estate OF John 4. Guing, deceased, ltt. ofMar
SHALL Co. ludi ma The est,te is probably solvent.
SlLAS y. CHAMPLIN,
Adlnr. De boli- Esn.
= Sept II, 1863. 3w.
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NNAA\Ak No WNvc.

A. proof that the Blood Purifier AMI Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates of those eminent chem
ii Professor Clifton of y. Y, and Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read DIR. Rohacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
lisaG conspicuous part Of this IaIcr from time 10
time.
Price Of Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
bottle. g. half dozen OF the ScandiRav Veg
taii- Blood Pills, 70 cents per box, boxes for 81
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S. Buding fror Main ST. Cincinnati, o. Laboratory,
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The Confessions nd gxoelisnce O
GttNorar

The Confessions nd Exoelisnce o. a
Sufferer
fnbl' she'd as varIa., .,nd or tie especial ben
eiit 81 voaug men and those who suffer with Ncr
sons Debility. Loss o. Memory. Prematnre Decay
&c. Ac 40. by one who has cured hirnsclfby sim
pie means. after being pat 10 great expense and
Inconvenience. through the use Of worthless med
icnes prcsrribedhy learned doctors.
Single comics NAV bc obt lined OF the author, c
\. LAMBERT. So. Grccnpolnt Long Island,
by encla~ls a rost-r.aiA addrc~sed envelope. Ad-
ar,~S Gil ARIES \. Ia NBEBT., ESQ, Green
point, Long Isl nd. +. Y. linz
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- Auofuligh he W. eel II sn~1 ,,.e@.-ee
dove cost Tor
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]. wINcas r p. IS John St " y
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-08
Coming Around.

it is encouraging to US, who have been
hated, slandered, misunderstood and abused,
for our efforts to unite the loyal people Of
the country, to the extent Of our influence,
to see the growing indications that the
course pursued by US for the last two years
is being adopted by the people, now, as
necessity. The Union leagues all over the
loyal States tell the story Of vrtuous and
patriotic abnegaton Of party for country
The Union caucuses held in almost every
town in the county Of Goodhue, shows that
the people Of Gocdhue County arc coming
to their senses. There is bat two or three
towns in the County, that we have heard
of, where party tickets haye been run this
Spring.
Not only this, but the testimony of such
traitorous publication as the Chicago Tim S
against Union league. on the one side, and
Of such parlizan sheet as the St. Paul
Press, in favor Of it on the other side. gives
US additional encourage ment that the day Is
not far distant when all loyal men will be
bound together, irrespective Of any political
association, is one general league to uphold
the Union. When the Union is restored,
and the Constitution and the laws are re-
cogniZcd and respected in all the land, par
ties may then have place in our political
circles but until then there can be no call
for them, on the basis Of there present or
ganization. The only parties called for now
is party comprising all loyal men, who
shall oppose the Vaccinations of all disloyal
men.
On this point the ST. Paul Press Of the
I'd inst says:
Men are nothing as social forces without
they are brought together they can dc
nothing without they pull together, and no,
only pull together but pull o" the same rip'
1t is not enough to put armies in the
field, but they must be sustained, if not by
united. at least by an overwhelming public
Sentiment at home. To make this public
sentiment felt seen, heard. omnipotent, ir.
resistib!e, it is only necessary to mass it
TO concentrate it, to organize it. PoHticu
puti1s a,e i"compelentto this task 1ecnus
Mey are set on "tAer effects. What is want
cd in this direction is not reconstruction @
political parties, 7ohose inherent tendency is t.
""leJonixe the Nments If p"plic o7inion
but consolidation Of loyal men Of all par
ties and classes in one supreme national or
ga'izati"n upon the single platform Of un
conditional loyalty to the flag
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a Lady in the War Department.

The P,on en- says Mrs. Swisshelm has
been appointed to Clerkship in the War
Department with salary Of $1,000 per
annum. We congratulate Sister Jane on
her good fortune not more earnestly than
we do Secretary Stanton on having secured
the services Of an earnest loyal and .ener-
cetic assistant in the war Office. We wish
tie President could find another Lady Of
Mrs. Swisshe'm's ability, energy and ear
nes,ncss, to take Mr.. Stewards place. And
if he could find one that would consent to
&C, as confidential adviser or counselor tc
Secretary Wel'es, we should hope for great
Ic, energy activity and efficiency in 'hs
management Of naval atfairs.-Fari6aul
Rtp. So: - {:
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Secretary Chasc's Financial Policy.

1t is safe to say, declares Washington
correspondent, that Secretary Chase has de-
cided in no event to como on the market for a
loan at anything below par. The recent
wonderful success Of the Government &c
loan almost incli"es the Secretary to trust
to that alone for present emergencies. lie
may possibly decide to issue a new ten
years loan, or something Of that sort, tc
enable the people to take their choice be
tween them and the Eve twenties as mode
Of investment, but there is now no probable
ity Of any loans coming on the market, OF
being procurable at less than par. .....
!!any offers to take United Stated stocks
have been made by German capitalists, ii
is not probable that any authentic details
!of the negotiation will be permitted to ee
come public. 1t is known that the Secret
airy has been favorably inclined to foreign
loans, and it is more than probable thai
something Of that sort is now being ne
gotiated.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-08

The Chicago Timer is particularly exer-
cised because Democrats join the Union
league, and as is its wont, reads them into
the abolition party at once. This is not At
all surprising for that reasonable sheet can
not look upon loyalty to the government
with the least degree Of allowance. From
the general tone of the concern We learn
that its principle ground Of complaint is.
that the members Of that league, are "!or q
vigorous prosecution Of the war;" while the
treason bribed editor is for vigorous pros
secntion of dishonorable peace, and per.
manent dissolution Of the Union.