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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-16
SIIERIEE"S SALE

BY virtue of decree Of Fore closure and Or
der of Sale OF the Marshall Court of Common
Pleas, made at its June Tenn l. - and ia
me directed by the Clerk of said Court. in favor
OF George Null and against Elizabeth Iloan, in
cob Holm. William ohm, Peter Holm. Nicholas
Holm, Daniel Horn. Margaret llohn, Philip Holm
will expose to sale at public auction, to the
highest lawful bidder the law directs on
Sanr nv, The llh day o: July, 1863,
between Il hours of 10 O'Clock m and 4 o'clock
p m. tia. Court Hpuse "a tho town of
Plymouth. Indiana, the following described Real
Estate situate in the County of VI ir~hall. State of
Indiana TO wit. the west hal o ,he south =. S,
quarter of section number thirty wv. t32) town
ship thirty four GA tn of range four east, con-
tanning eight less. If the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding seven wears
arc not sold for enough TO satisfy said order OF sale
will then and there, at The above specified time
and place, offer in the manner above described all
the right title and interest of the defendants 20 the
above described land.
III. VI. LOGAN
Sheriff Marshall County
June ilth 1863, Printers Zee s. n4t3
BY consent of parties the above sale is nostpon
cd until Saturday, the sth day Of August 1861
!ul- 1911. ~ I" LOGAN "se,;@ NC
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Ready Pay.

Purchasers will DO WILL 20 ieok At MS stock be
fore huvug a. he KNOW il viii be icr their
interest 90 10 do. fie would also call attention TO
ais stock of ..adies Drezs Goods, Chaihes.
Drl.ainc-. SLACK silks Bonnet ,ilks. Black
Satias. VssLtngs Bon let Ribbons, Cloths,
Mus.ns, Shawl. etc, Which tor quality and prices
will compare faroraby with that ct any other es
tsbiisliuent in Plymouth. Viii take III exchange
Tor Goods G3oD butter, eggs, bceSHax, rags, flax
etc,
R.ncmbcr the place: ono door south offer
>llinc- Drug Store. Immediately opposite the
i'u,t Office. \ l.. REEVES
Pl,mouth In; April 9Th 1868 nlrti
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Total expenses. sl555s,I9
An account current with and between the Coun
" of Marshall, and the Treasurer Of said County
tor tho year eniinG May 3lst. o63.
TREASURER DR..
Ia this Am, unt Treasurer hands at
June settlement, 1862 S3iI9,Os
To 'irs amount Of delinquent tax collect
ed ~ found At Oct. settlement 1852 1852 %
! . tins amount from ID. Vinnedge's estate III -
10 .iii- amount from V. Cor'laley Co On
T. ibis nm lun, from Sale of Ieake effects 40
To Ibis aruonnt from Clerk TOR Jury and
Dock,slecs 1851
10 lois sHoaa IRON Clerk Tor Es,rays 90
= .sia .inpent from COLLECTIONS of Sur
'eyor fees I77,H
u ms aucen. sound April settle
..-nt. i56' I2439 10
Total Dr. $3.50, ~
TsEa~UaER
~ tle amount oi County order7, filed in
hutors office S3l7', Of.
~ the mount # in'ercst on 'he same sli,Is
Nv Ihe amount Ol County orders filed in Au-
ditors office s6339, -,
BY the OF Interest the game SI17e
By the amount Of old County orders, f0riei
ted to School fund s5l,22
y, the amount OF County orders filed in Au.
dtors office SJ506,6l
By the amount -oi Interest on the same sac 90
Total Or Sl3I6S,41
! oi:,. III 1882 30
Total CIR. 3i5l6e. A
Amount in 1rcIsurers hands 81 So, 13
All o. whics il respectfully submitted,
Juue LIST 1863
A. T.. TuoMrsOs tuditor,
job work of all kinds executed with neatnes.
sna fi'r-tsA - tse n.po~-s. ORE
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OF INTEREST
TO
FA RMER,
THE FOLDING GATE.

Inc undersigned has purchased the RIGHT for
MARSHALL County, of Thrasher and Horizons Yer
tico Lateral. Folding Gate, and will sel, Far,,,
ishts ana Gates to the farmers of The County.
ms cate IS acknowledged by all who have aeon
IT, 10 De superior TO anv other ever invented. As
mater OF convenience il will pay for itself in
one var. IL ~ economy tn use IT, Cal, Al
Brownlee's Store and examine ito merit.
plymouth, III. tgiv ,, 1863.
'. y. WILLIAMS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
April 9th 1863

Notice ls hereby given tina: I have this day IA
ken out letters of Administration on the estate o,
John H. Worries, late of Marshall County, Ipdi
ana, deceased Said estate is supposed to be-
solvent. Abraham Worries. Administrator.
rt-----'.h Tr''e-, Ar-' ts.t 1857 ape
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job work of all kinds executed with nea,nes.
sna f''r-f - tsc n.po~-st ORE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-16

The 10 L. ~ sea xrac' r." let
80 70 tho '......o 7imss . Washing
,en July 81.
Before this letter can r,aeh sou. vel
will have received terrible accounts by
telegraph OF the uter defeat Il Gen Lee
ST the four days battle near Gettysburg
~ the capture Of 10000 rete! prisoners;
Of whole rsb,.l briga.es syir5 dnwn their
srms snd coming In; I'll: lines sncren-
der. OF Gbg cap uie BY III inccS -
~hoie mics Of lie enemy baggage trains;
of our cavalry bringing in 'iai!.,, MT
merely hundred, Of prisoners. bn: pfi>on-
az bF ihousands; Of III, m"untains beiHg
tul = the str4e,:l. = tr"ra ..ee de-. ora
.zsI army; Of the distraction by Gen.
frenc!. Of Gen l. : ,,,n'oon b,iig", o,er
TIC Potomac II Wii..sm,pnr i.e 3 re-
,reat beng cut of: a., oti'er- the IT,
that |. = rot only i ! led. but utte;',
-oa,sd: that tis army can aev Z tra
=, Virginia. ,..&t .ieil DIV has w'iite 10
i..:s to hasten oack 10 II chm. ~, ., ii.at
ie eau:! cot send III y ANY - 80 c.'nl-ij-
snj tLai lie Always a.s,Ppiorea i lie Ia
ys,; 4 Of Tie ". h; ga tn l. g,tsee'
arI Gen Ewei a.. both slid; hat tie
T;si1n t. OPS ar- ia pc si,a + ua9ers-
{ !. L. l.,
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STATE OF INDIANA. }
dARFSAL' C0UN Y ( IS
N THE CIRCUIT Corpr

Ns.ice "a hereby gwen thai Nerm,n Wool.
zsrd has filed his complain, r z.ho,b
Csbbell, praying decree ior III. 6. - go q,
!sni; and IL appearing by rff1,vr ~ 49, :. f,n.
Gan; Is a non resident of the Stat II ma
Hae q hereby mortified that said r., vid
e hes.d by stid Court IT it, next tn r, n
- aie Court House IN P'ymou'h =. nv
Sn tie IN Mond ' in Augu't next; AMI Inies.
'he e2Pears thereto il ~il be heard nd deter
Urei IL her Gbaenee
attss': II. r. PERSHTNG Click
REEVE n apron Plf's Attys
F,'-r 9TH Lid Jane 18th, 1869.
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EXECUTORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that have been appoint
cd Executor OF tie " Ill of Samuel NiionS, late
- Marshall County, Indiana. deceased. and will
proceed to settl, the said estate according to law
: ,d estate is supposed to be solvent.
July2 1861 ELIAS JACOBY, Executor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-16
SIRY Ely NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
with the Surveyor of Mar.hall County will, or
Tuesday. the 4th dav OF August, 1861, proceed Ia
survey ami establish the cast corner Of section
twclve and section thirteen vi. h,gan Road Land
also e. survey section thlr cen, Michigan Dad
land said lands being all situate in Marshall coun.
~. Indiana. and continue from day to day until al
is surveyed
Nonresident owners OF lands in section thirty
four. township thirty four, north range two east
and section four, township thirty three, north
range two east who fail to meet the Surveyor At
the time above mentioned, and dcfrar. or provide
for defraying their portion Of the expense Of said
survey will be returned to the county Auditor,
and such denqucncies plAced The ,ax-dupli
cate and collected accordn ny to law.
W. c. EDWARDS.
EMILY COUGLE
Plymouth, Indiana, July 10th, 1863. n2it3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-16
DISSOLt7T ON.

Notice is hereby given thu, the partnership here
tofore existing between John L. Weller aud John
Gartncr under the firm name Of J. l.. Weller and
company was this day dissolved by mutua! consent
The debts of the firm assumed by the remain
ing partner John l.. Weller.
John H. Weller
April 9th 1863 John Gartner
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TAKEN Up.

On the 10Th day Of June, 1863. BY the suhscri-
Der. at his residence five miles southwest Of
Plymouth, Indiana, dark bay horse, shout Is
hands high, with small white star in hi. fore
head, with RIGHT hind foot white and sorue white
on his lett hind foot, about ~ years old. Tho
owner can have the same by proving property
and paying charges JACOB u0I NJ
June 10Th lc63, naOii
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NOTICE.
F:Frnaliih. Indiana, July l4ti, 1863 u2If

NDTtCE
GooDaIcH Sag..r Esapora'"r Psl Marci
2, 1861. IS cheap I'd dnrahl-. j., p~ra
ted with little fuel. will I.ii~ tabor aud
The hands al tie iueyprr rn ed. eperst,o
wiih certainty a d Dip 81 The T.,
success Of tbs Eysporai"r es'sbi g
'siiabili'y , yord aI l. h
upon n~.ura. law b vi ~. m.
Ming AID self stai ~ A. comb ~ "
'hs l.roces~ OF boiling fees yu
from al gro>~ an! + re r ~ 'str' S.
&c same t;nie er 'tr s.e -ca
sc co : a.,
wrap n f
oecories sn.s / .s.fH
p made on II Z pre-
sng c:rstatfz~rf III e.
MONSTERS & Al y
AnrshsIl c un :. H.
A-change Hotel, J 2 s 2
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RECRUIT G MOTTO

Jenx VI No1s IS author eel 70 rl.se coinPa
in the Ninth District. for the 7th Indiana Caval-
rs Regiment. AMI has ia headquarters AZ P'vm
outh. Bonntv Of SION. ea5 in advance. nd one
mon,hs p.y in advance. This is b. Gar n" pleas
attest and eascs. Dr-nch oFrhe service, md Young
men desiring to avoid the draft cannot DO better
than to irnrrose:;s o~po-'Unity.
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There have been t;aucty 1ricrs issued since
III ~ st dsy # Say, icG2, T.. he tciiowin; OBJ
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THE ED W ARDS LOUISE,


This fine Hotel and desirable Stand. is now for
sale Terms and low. The business of the
House was never better than at present.
For particulars inquire of
VIM. L. EDW ARDS, Proprietor.
Plymouth, Ind. Dec 18th 1862 nO3Gt
, 1863-11-16
THE GREAT WEDDING.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune I

Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago T1tbuEe.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. II
Senate sprague and bride left Washington
list evening In the Presidents car Of TIC Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and reached Paila-
delplia about one O'clock this moroing.
They stop In Philadelphia till Monday, then
proceed to Providence 4. ]. They a1eaccom-
panied By the following bridal party. The
bridesmaids, Miss Nettis Chase, Miss Skinner,
ard Mies Nichols. The groom:men, M.jor
Baldwin, Capts. Haven and Iyas, and the fol-
lowing from Rhode leland, Mrn. F. Spsagae.
Mrs. 4. SpraGue, 5fiss A. Sprague, Miss su:
san Sprague, Miss A. Rice, hfra. L B. Trieze,
Misses Palmer and Fisher, and Aessrs. A.
Gardner and G. D. Jlllson. The departure
sud journey we're conducted quietly, and pub,
liclty avoided as much as possible.
None Of the details Of this interesting af
fair hare ret reached us. The N. 7. Times Of
The 18th speaking Of the jewelry Of the nup-
:ial ssss:
The jewelr3 Of Miss Chase's tronsseau, from
tho superb engagement ring, about which, an
Intrusive paragvaphlst made an item weeks
since, down to the smallest shawl1-p1n Of the
outtt, has been for weeks subject Of deep
tIeNAAasAVA R1ANAS AA0 1AA1C6. ~ EuQuuEE.
ete the items. or give detailed de-
tcyjpticn Ct each, ts consequently gu
re1Huous. The jeTe1ry worn upon tho
bridal occasion consisted Of a. tiara of
pearls and diamonds, and bracelet and pair
1t earrings of kindred materials. The tiara
has for = base line Of pearls OF exquisite
,ymmet.y aud exceedingly rare color. This
le shaped cpnnirgly to 1T the ladY's small
head, swelling IS II advances from either ear
INTO beautiful gar!and Of orange leaves AID
b'oteoms, formed Of the precious matters
before suggested, aud meeting at The front in
II deity 1led bow OF hrlilianIs, upon which
rests marvellous pearl in size and orient, we'll
Nottty the old Roman appe1lation s.uio. Bra
de1:eEops mechanical coup, this tlara is 50
fa'hlontd as to furrish, as need may be, four
di.t1 Ct o1ra EeEt5; in the first place, the true
lovers knot detaches, ard with It's dazzling
diamonds aud its mammoth pearl, the largest
IN America, forms unique brooch. Next he
garland separates into two graceful sprays,
available rs lead ornaments when the whole
tta1a is not requisite. Finally, the base Une
# pearls leayes Its ribs Of gold and becomes
necklace. The bracelet Is circlet Of live
rcws Of pearls Of exemplary beauty, meeting
il 4; head Of diamond openwork, beariug q
maltese cross Of bcll1iants, which i1cIose q
very rare pearl. The earnings are pendant
pear-shaped pearls, mounted In small bril:
Iiauts. Since the famous diamond wedding
ef the Cuban nagnlico, no such jewelry has
been NoFuu
, 1863-11-16
THE WAR In NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.


NEwBERs, N. G., Nov. I0.-Maior General
Peck made q reconnaissance Of the ChoEan
River near the mouth Of the Black Water, on
the 9Th, 7tl1, and 6th inst, with Commodore
Fluseer, md the Whitehead, Delaware and
Miami, as be YVES some $50 miles from New
bern, it is presumed he was waiting tbs CO.
operation Of Aajor Gen. Foster from Fortress
Monroe. The rebels we're apprehensiye of
some attack upon Weldon and Brent, and the
bridges over the Wicacom River and other
principal streams.
Chas. Henry Foster has recently returned
from an expedition to Pasquotank and Per-
quema1s counties, bringing o number Of ra-
cruits. He found strong Union feeling in
the region visited. This eection Is not ret
protected By the Federal forcea~
Four large steamers, engaged in running
the blockade Of Wilmington, hare been cap
tured within the last three Days. One was
laden with 5000 Enfield rifles, ammunition,
and clothing; one with saltpetre aud lead,
and the others with assorted ca1gocs. The
original cost Of one was 500, 900.
The S!ate debt Of North Carolina, amo1nt-
Ing to upwards Of one million If dollars, has
been entirely l!quIdated from tho proceeds
Of blockade running, In which the State GOV.
ernment WAS largely engaged.
, 1863-11-16
From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Fist says: Gov.
eminent has authorized Gen. Neal Dow Of
Richmond prison to draw upon Gen. Mere-
9th Tor every article Of clothing needed By
the Union prisoners.
1nspecto: Boole was nominated for Mayor
to-day by the Tammany Democrats.
Nou.reportiug drafted men arc to be arrest
ed Immediately, and the city is being placsrd.
ed with posters containing their names and
r.sidences.
New YORK., Nov. 1.-THE Rera1as Wash.
irgton dispatches state that important for
eign rebel dispatches had been captured, fully
Indicating that the rebels have no hope from
England or France.
The Navy Department has lately been send
.3g number Of swift steamers to the block
a5irg equadron of Wilmington, and tho re-
cent capture Of three valuable prizes leads to
The belief that that port, tie only one ayaf1a
bic lately to the rebels, will be permanently
fealed.
Bon. Preston King is going to Canada to
col1er with the authorities there, relative to
the recent seceah plot So says the Herazd.
, 1863-11-16
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Important Capture By
Curries' Brigade.
EEcther 8ppalIing Steamboat
Disaster--Forty Li7es Lost,
Especial DiPp2tca to ths Chicago Tsibrae, !

tepeela D'Fpssca to ths Chicago Tsibrnel
caho' MY. II. ls8s
e 4'.elnpnAh 1"'<s'" o1 tae 4Sla ae secei1-
90 pet s;ea'nef o4asgo". "e 4eArn BY tho
s1N uno l'ao7epge's q. Inc ulsego" shas on
Wv 4" me'r q LIE to'n ~ . =. T. aess ~
"'u ~ tne sssoae: eanpy olee, eaaod @Na
eo11on aom moo'l'oas 70 1ais polos' LOOK nro
aom epa4Ae contns toA 1A7 c"nuess ano
ur:l@a oe!n.u eAtaey W. ars.7 "e.e i,sao nacs
~ eIoo 49,. ~ ~ ooAo' +ty 10 1o31y u7es
~.e Vs. %,A4 ~. 44-'y5 oe41k "Sme0 a1a ea1l'
I. - 41e ~ .~4e p.'sense"
s4.a ~" ~ ~ o" ~. .aea A1no ttea''
se .@1 49, ese-psa nou 4us pn1a,as i.
.no,,1der md ,,n,;ne s,st~r % ~, ho.s ~ - 1919 ta
~ as.a hs~ hv 1o.L,er ~ h.nde ~ z,,s 49, 80. s.os
,n-or,sa @ ~ o,,r.,-.-s ~ e.. ~ ".ea ~. ara
Ss. ~ ~ ~ .a.a..,,.,a r. .'e3 ~as ~
..an;sn ~ ..a,'t *"en. ~. ~ 1A1s
$500 n,,.a ~ ~ ss ~ =. ~
a.sst s-. ~ 81, 81 ,a," ~ so .ose.
=. ss . "."'' "@'ets 'a4n'4en'
c..sa ~ ~. ~ o' "a ~,
49, s1a.,. ~. ~ ~ nl<ml'uls o"''e3'm "
.no '-.o 'a1'- cea'ainS tas 1eHo"1ns. VIC
Aeaaa nun Ia senuen-n Rho las )usi reached
LID Guy Honi oe4o"' INC I'a1ucuiaf7 Of the
"Pefa'1ons u Tue otlss1seapp1 hafane Brigade,
"A'cn 'e II p'e'en' III eassge OF col. u. E.
eu'1e' "oo nas oeca oonie e1acaent service
!'' eeVefai months past Three rebel mails
Lave oten cap'u1eo 1ecenuy, containing vail
~o'e 4'nollaa'on' Aae nrea msll Hka captured
II tatnlpeAs plantation. just abovc Green.
shle, anu IVES exclusively from Texas, bound
10 AlchMond. 1t was In charge Of Lieut.. J
, 1863-11-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrzbuneJ
SPRINGFIELD, Nor. II, 1858.
Camp Yates is filling up very fast with new
recruits. As soon as sworn in, the bounty,
&c, with good article of clothing, is fur
nfshed them.
Thomas La.kin, Of the 18th Illinois cayal-
r., convicted Of an assault with intent to Kill.
at tie April term, received pardon from
Gov. Yates on yesterday.
Capt. ". 4. Bailhaehe, United States A.
sistant Qua1termaster, Is to be stationed ut
Chicago.
Many Of the copperhead leaders met here
t=w njgh.s ago, in secret session, aud decided
to hold I session Of the Legislature anyhow,
holding that Governor Yates had no right to
break up that secession Assembly.
, 1863-11-16
RECRUITING IN THE STATE,

RECRUITING IN THE STATE.
Capt Pomeroy, Mustering and D1sburs-
ing officer for Illinois, has, we understand,
been ordered to Springfield, By Provost
Marshal General Oakes. Five hundred
recruits are already in camp at that point,
and they are arriving at the rate Of fifty
per day. Nearly every one thus far has
been accepted, End the intelligence from
every part Of the State promises large az
cessions. The prospects for filling up the
quota are excellent.
, 1863-11-16

NEW 1onh' So7. 14-Late Febsl papers
are received Inc Richmond Exdmaner OF
.be lfh Gays their army was quietly awaiting
IN attack from Meade. It Was thought he
"eu'o aaAnh aae movement 1oWafds E1edeF-
'eAsoate' 4ae "e@a'm''.eF o1 the Atn 1ore-
"6 @notoef 'e:feat o1 bsssg, ann speaks
~ oieofe*n's1s aao co*a1os III Inc coa1cls
III tnear western army.
Ane .1Hqe''fT o1 toe 4usn BAYS: Meade
Las Ii 1nnlc9eo Ief1aole nieH Oh Lex, and In
"es'etn suEla1a toe oisassef 10 E:nois
eoI'Aano eao"s Ing enemy aeIaSe, ano ap-
p1enens1ons AT 1e4k 1o7 1ne sa'e15 Of Inc rAll.
'oaa ~ sot1n ~Aiouna' Aae enen.s ms 'ano-
% nfge 1ofec AZ ~1nsoo, and threaten tho
sontnefn nne Of raalfoaos At Weldon On
tne fenlasnla lie enemy -1s reported to be
1snetDg large numbers 1T Newport News"
lee h1chnoco Examiner after gir1ng
statement Of the capture Of t"o Of their
5ttgadcs, says 1t Is believed Lee expected
Meade 10 advance, but WaS rot prepared Tor
20 carly sid vigorous III attack. 1t noT ap-
gsars that Meade can advance as quick as he
'etreats.
The E1o'nsneT demands the dismissal from
their army Of TIE BEigadiers who commanded
the captured br1gades, for their disgracetul
ntGlgerce.
The Enquirer CT the 10th says there Is no
material chsnge At Cfarleston- The Yankees
Aeep up continuous fire day and night, but
With little ioes, and confidence Is Us strong In
tharletton as ever
a CAA11eston correspondent OF Georg1a
papes' @ass: shoala Inc Yankees trJ the
t'rength Of our land forces, they would get
The worst tlu4scipg any a11av ever received.
pve,v dav sdda A @nr strength vh.,s - ,a,r-
.,.',-s '1>NS ~ wa s'Ae46<1 "14A9 ~ 1e0e'
tns %nelfs.
a feoei correspondents writes to the At
1anta IafeRi9estceT from Missionary Ridge,
that cur extreme right NOM occupies Loudon.
>.,,,h ,x;rsa ~. nr,,.n,na - ~ m.-...
~nlcn I'VE us command o1 Inc tennessee
River at that point, br1og1ng our forces with
in % miles Of Knoxville. Important mora.
, 1863-11-16
FROM NICHAIOND.
NeJys by the Rebel Press.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The Richmond En-.
quirc1, Of the 1lth, Gays reinforcements under
Gsn. 1mboden met the 1etreating troops OF
Gen. Echo1s near Sweet Springs in Monroe
county, Virginia, some forty miles from Chris
tinnbnIg, the nearest point On the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad, and checked the fur
ther advance of Gen. Averill's Yankees. More
fighting was expected before the latter would
relirq11sh his design Of destroying the rail-
The sane paper says passengers by the
Fredericksburg train report larger portion
OF the Yarkee army had arrived at Jomini,
eighteen miles from Fredericksburg, and that
Mesde is rapidly advancing to wards that city,
where tie decisive contest will probably take
nface.
, 1863-11-16

ghe War in Louisiana and Texas.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-We have report
from the Tcche country that the advance of
Gen. Waahbu1ne's division was attacked and
driven In on the morning Of the Sd inst.
Tie rebels we're, however, soon checked and
driven otf, with loss Of 100 killed and zoo
prisoners.
Our loas Is said to have been 10 killed.
The army in the Techs country is conceatra-
upg at New Iberia and vicinity.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Banks
raval expedition. Its destination was prob
ably Brownsville, which 1t is supposed will
be IN easy capture in connection with the
movements towards the eastern boundary Of
Texaa.
, 1863-11-16
FROM EASTERN VIRGINIA


BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.--A dispatch to Gen,
Scherck from Gen. q. H. Lockwood, dated
Drummonto1n, Eastern Shore, Virginia, 18th,
reports that smaQ party Of rebel raiders
but before they could get Into the interior
they were met and captured By the post
, 1863-11-16
THE LAKE PLOT.
What the Copperheads Wanted
to Do.


TORONTO, @. ", Nov. 14.-Thc ddae7fis1,
aeeceesioa paper, to-day admits the failure
cfthe nava1 plot aud ssys tho Confed srAte
Government fitted ont The steamer r. E..
Lee, from Wilmington TO Halifax with car.
20 to furnish funds. Thirty-eix officers and
Three hundred men were to come o7erlsnd In
snail parties TO general rendezvous. Thsi7
Intention Has to surprise the Federal gsrri.
eon at JohnEon's Island, uberate the pris-
oners there and convey them to Canada.
Their ordera we're not to violate B11tlsh neu-
t'slity, only to resc-o a,o0o valusb1e lives
fTon such h'wretched quarters. which woto de-
signed to kill by SLOW degrees.
BUFFALO, Nov 14.-Gen. Dig and staff
bsve arrlved here, aud he Is In consultation
with the authorities.
NEw Yong, Nov. 14-The New York
inns Washington dispatch says:
vt II Is nndtrstoed here, from Caaad,, that
had tn1l% yx%fs olsy and Ms1sha1 Kane
"tnand car:l an srmed steamer, Whole mia-
Sion ~as, 11Et, to open tlt prison doors for
the captive rebels ut Ssunueky Buy; second.
to am and equip these veterans, over 1000
IN Lumber; Third, to eeike rs many propel.
1ets On Lako Erls s. wert needed, and arm
and man them; fourth, to make Duffalo a
heap Of ashes, aud her ri sells ia port charred
skeletons; fifth, to burn Qleveland; sixth,to
wipe out the commerce Of Luke Erie; sew.
enlb, to Consume Detroit, and in effect de-
ss1oy the commerce and cities Of the lakes,
from Ogdensbug to Caiea 90, at blow.
New YoRK, Nov. LITTLE WoYld's = special
from Buffalo saye: Attorney Geresal McDon-
aid is here, and brings information which
shows fbe seriousness of the plot for the 1e.
lease Of the psieone1s, etc. Lord Lyons 1e-
ce1yed il Information Of the scheme from citi.
zen OF Baltimore, two mouthsago. Iappcars
thst number Of Eeceasionfsts were to take
passage on the Chicago and Ogdensburg pro.
ktllers and seize them, then intercept the
Detroit and Buffalo steamers. then threaten
ogdeneturg and Buffalo. TGe7 wcrs to be
alded by einiesar1es in Buffalo, who would
Gre that city
Tic Canadian Ministry hare taken ample
n ensures OF pIecau!ion. There are u be-
cefsipBists in Canata..
Lord Lyons got out of bed after midnight
to communicate the news to Mr.. Sc ward, and
aud afterwards the eec 'etaTY Of Var was got
up aud got to. the wires.
Col. Hoffman, Commandipg Geu. Of Peiso.
hers. lett to day to inspect the coalition Of
tie 1the1s confined 1t Sandusky aud else
there, AID ADOPT measures Of retaliation for
tue barbarou5 treatment Of our prisoners at
Richmond.