Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 18, Plymouth, Marshall County, 29 May 1862 — Page 1

TTT 'if t':.i I! .JL llJJ.lt niinu LITT THE PRESS THE PEOPLU'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN; UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBOUOIIT BT GAIN.' VOLUME 3 NEW SERIES. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1862. NUMBER 18 WHOLE No. 122.

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EASTWARD BnUND TRAINS. Pt Fxpr?' and M-iil .... N'ijlit Exrre"-, Kt-t Stock .... I.!V Sfork and Kx. rrijlit, l.o ;il Freight. ' "j j '(' ,, 'j ' , .-..'in -ii' i ' '. r." ..' '.rvT.rt l:.J'J I . .u. ' westward b 'USD thai s. p,v I'm'Tr" and M.iil f 15 P.M. Xi'hr Fx re : A M. i,al FreiL-ht'. 4:;. A. j-1 Fast Freight 3: P. M. S.U. KDWAiw, Air.nt. C. I. & V. 11. 3?. Time TfiMc. SU "VI M F.R A RR F. M E N T. KATWAÜI. I,nve T.h Port. ? iM Arrive at PIynrut' WESTWARD. A. .I . ,f .7:00 T.e-r r'vmwt'i.. Vri'-p I-i P'pf ;-4'l P. At. i 7 10 P. M :

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Ageucy. T. McDOrJALD, ti'ntr agtnt and nntiry public, oce in jkson'i hardwart store, Piynioath, Jad. rf dted, mortrar'e. lond, und arec -y ntü, . ,,, i xamineititle.'aad furnishes Vwtiriet of th'Mimf, rats tut e .ni rtdeccs f,',:!J.':;tM

J IXSMM DH'iC-iiMi il' PUT HUH. ' Wht.rpa. The Ilennicnitie parly li iviiiL', from I ihe d-ie of it or'uinTt'.oii, hem in favor of th" ' n: -.ihU tiinre of the Union end the piescrvitio;, of

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ihe !.-i o .-hi -, i a . i- t ;i. t o i! ij ,.. ', ,J.4. ' was .-ofiilng on; and a pretty ptec of busitet t. retard t'ie nu-j.res-.-inn l'ti.e r-..'I?i , ,i:,d - i ' i , , ll,P-t,,r.;:,...;al'.rMl or h-nuiHti j ,,esa ltxU m ' tivi-g agricultural 10. T'n .t 'i tot.i! d -r.-:; id :!. v. t-t..f e.Tfierinient.s.' Lfti o ukIo tin- :-i;U.oi ir. .v i i:--, :u,. tho v . i . t . fl, -lZ :re ,nd ia.rrw-ntnent ..f tV ch'.,:, of I.,va! ; Xv ''3 u,;at Wls matter?' St iti. It. i c i!:" jii.ü.iit' i in Till o.r.ti..:i, J V. Matter! the tlr ihito' I ?aw. befm i - r .-,:.-.; or er. h,? to the party arr,-H a:iy nui- T' :u hn yeUl bt of t.i' ..f.:.:'. i,-.-, -ire :1 o.-riii: iol .t, ii-..' tl,. : d'-js digging and scratching all over il! titiifi'-ii :m '. ri-'-t ol-. i tri? i-r ii-iir:.:tT,) .f j -i. . , (.vir, .vi.i.n.h.u'drc.rhc the tr, nhnk,. f'11''""3 w my dogs, and your dogs, and verv lover f.!' ! ;'" '': v :.!. v.-r-. n, )r d! the net libori iIol'S. buci.le about ihre.

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Those Mintage.

We don': know who wrote the following1 hut we 'owe him one for a lauh: A funny etorv u told of an old friend f ours-one wl,.,. sick and nVd of the cste and business of a diy lift, has retired ,., () ,Jse ,.! ry and 'gone to r.irmino' !ih üi i-iii ia I t !c hm1 . .1 I...I i ...11 .''6 "' ". ...o v.i situated, and commanding sundry fine prospects, is not so particularly fertile .is ul; 1 arid a liberal system of manuring to indure an abundant vield So fur bv .i.)mla,t t tehl. u) tar b) WH.V ut eXI 1 anaii-.n . One p., a :i,lU. . fnend, being on a , . . a s,H,n x 'sit lo Aen- Orleans, was attend'ng ar, auction nale down town, and it so happened, they were seelling damaged sausages . . l . . : 'Pi . . . ,u ium-- nres,,,iip r t" barrels el them and they w.-re just ,ruinir Ht tifiy cents a bauel,' when the . , eucneer w ; Ji all appearai.ee of sctious n&t remarked that they wer worth more , ' .l.l.i.. IKn. t.v . . ...... I.. .... ...tl. t I . . in.-!, iu uidiiuia irti;u iui. 1KI uas .... :A SivtV two and half ..cn'w ' J " llnrdand last call gone!' returned the ;lUC,J,,neer 'Cash tki them at feixty two .... . , , 1" cents per barrel. To have ihem shipped to hn cewnty seat '-as the immediate work of our friend, and asit wai hen planting time and the sausageg. to us-i a common phrase, 'weie better fast.' lo have them safe under the ground and out of the way waa ; p'.itit a Held of evelal aetes of corn th so'l I the piny womU Kpecies so here w is jiit the pot for this new e.vpeiimetit -n-u.tu.e, this new w, p.kle m the ri. r -e of geoponi-3. On 'link of sau -a-e !k-;ug deemed amply fu(icient, that iiiio.uot was placed in each hill, aeoompa-''-v ,,,h u-'n:l' 'niber of kernels of en and ;tu occasional pumpkbl Ke(il. and M eie ni.-ely covered over in tin usual sly, .Vu afier premising that several das Iii.' i .f ii i , .. 1 sinre ihe nun was planted. '" !"'i"lKl tne t-oy sha'l l- tw'd in a :;.i!.g between our friend and one of his lhoors. A or 'Wll. fiicnd. have j 'iffit -d jour corn?' i 'Yes, several div-4 since. X. 'Is it up VM:' you I'p! yes, and gone, the most of it. X 'Ho iv is that? 1'. We!!, Voti pee. I bought A lot of amazed sau-ages the other day, in New Oi 1 ' i ! . a mnooth tongue of an auctioneer saying they would make excellent manure, H nothing .d.-e. I bioiiohf the lot over; tnno need planting my torn at once, as 1 was time; planted a ?ausige in cich hill. . niw .... J X. "Well, and what?" I-' .. .,,t f,i. . , : tt, I ,1 I 1 I 1 . " ! fn1H,I " 1 "" a g .od j d of if. Some d :ys afterward. i , out to the field to see how ihe corn t " " iiuti !i,-d strango dogs I never set my eyes "ii b-'fae, and everv one was haid at it , i i i i" i , ",n,,i,.4 :t,u'r hurled bauages! Sme. now i-r diier. the rascallv vhdrM li:nl i - -j l - -eenieil out Ihn business, and thev had .i .... . .Jug up every hill by this in, !f I could set every dog f them on 'hat auctioneer I'd bu satisfied! The followin-' is the creed of the New . . . . . I i lk International League, and lias been !,V the Democta.tcparty ccnerallv 1 l J e ' hiuoglioil! lliecouutlj. It was a looted ii l,.r.M mof.llfi. ..I" fl, I)mi...i!i..v. .f Ci tie in i.al i on I he 1 1 1 1, int . . tirr. I, 1st Democracy t lie Shield of LiljMty. o !(), J,,i ,i Indi.oluble. 3d Our Conhiiiu'ioti and Lawn Ex ..dp.l n I)t moe, nth- Faith tati.' Faith, "flirt til 1 1 I be pieercd. i II - - . I.t' n Iii w. n: . ith So Hioht.r Law ihan ihe ConntiiHf . lion. lA" 1 ,,e Monroe Doetm.e Must be Kt. f. . - 1 ' ifoice 1. 7th Intei national Union of all Truo l"t,.ocra!s 4M -T.ihn OhIiii'I' A i I j ill li :i.i.l lli-il I.. ili..li.l. ' si iVeiy in ihe District ol Columbia wocld I Vei y ll . : ,. vi'Mi of the iood faith if ihe G vi nmnt, pledged lo Mniylind arid 1 - 9 1 ' 1 1 . I . 1 I I " V II l( III It I til t n ll -it 1. k I til Ol till f U II u on a ' r ' for 'ood faith when a ntggei hiaikIh in the wav? A newspaper man win, in following up tie army look a twenty miles h.rba-k ride the other ilay, wiih no oilier lesult tian ,hp di-r.,very ihai Mb different be- . . J tween srting on a sofa and in the saddle marked in the extreme, and painful in '

An Eiicidtiit or t2ic rcat SSatlle. Among the wounded brought from

Pitrshurg. and placed in iho Fourth street hojipiial tras an officer of the 2d Iowa reg

iment. He relates, with more vividness U e have read and considered than pen can command, an encounter in I lnem- antl our judgment is that evety allethe great battle which has not yet been j Sn made is prored by the events wliich published. j UÄVe transpired during the past year:

The officer was wounded on Sunday.! On endeavoring to make his way to th river, he fell exhausted in a ravine, which at the time was inside our lines. lJi , u e i , Mil j m,(!a himell as comfortable as possible. Rd lrtV there pa-ienily nwaiiing the arrival i ()f fri tjg lo rarrv him awav ' or inenas 10 any iu.il away. . Monday mornincr. he was surpiisd to i j I fimj that , a biitwen lhe con!en Jn.r aimies. On one side of the ravine a Un - ion baltery WM p1anle(lt and on the other a Re0el one, each supported by dense masses of infantry. Bo'.h balteiies opened fire, and for hours the shot and shell flew ll.iok and heavy over him. lie lay so near the lebel batterj that he could even hftar their commands. The shots of ihe Union battery were very effective, and a General officer, whom he supposed to be Urnure oard. declared that il must be taken at all hazards. He selected for that purpose a brigade composed of Louisiana and Texas regiments. Thege troops were all uniformed, some ot them very handsomely, aud the regiments had very gorgeous bannersHe judged ihem at once to be crajk regiments. He heard Beauregard address them, telling ihem that 2 reat deal depended or their taking th butery before them, and that if thev relumed without occupying it they should bo disgraced. The otdrs were received by ihe entire b'igade, and they moved olf with the steady hamp of veterans. There was rnomeni'u lull in the fire of ih.. national battery, but it was only to sub.-iitute can ntster f -r shell. The next moment the guns belched forth mi incsnt lire rind ihe canister raked the advancing columns. Whol.i pl.v.ootn weie sh it down, but s'ill the brigade advanced. The murderous fne increased. Deal at d wounded lay piled in great heap. Tho column slaooered. An cjort wa made fo close I ti p t ! i o gaps that tho canister constantly ma le in the column. The shattered column h.a l l-ea','hed a p int tiear wlic re our wounded hero lu when, unable to the stand the d.-adly fire, the remnant btok" and ran, lenviug lie while file of th.i ravine" covered with their dea l and wounded. The national commander saw the advantage of the movement, ami immediate Iv ordered an udvanco of his infantry. In a moment the column leaped from be hind the batterv. and dashed down thbank of the liver with a veil. Then up the hill ihey moved on the double quick , and with bayonets fixed jumped over the killed and the dying. Re fore a minute had elapsed, they were upon tho rehtd bat'ery, which they capsuied entire. Our li.res were immediately advanced to ihe opponite hide of tho ravine, and soon aficr our informant was carri-d from the sanguinary fieM. It was a ferrifio epectacle. unid lie, in conclusion, 'and I do not regret my wound a- it enabled too lo be a silent wit-neg-i of ihe encounter Speaking of the charges of secessi niem made naitist Demon-I fy the Republicans, the Louisville Democrat Fays il h eiHtouraging lo the secesh in the South, ' Hud has 'ihe t-lfecl lo revive the embers ol hope in the Coufnls. and tempts them to hold on for a divided North. The Dem ot-rat adds: Just now tho Republican party is hard run; it has power, and alone with iis success have come leiiibie calamities; aud under their rule it is ni lik-ly e-r to Inbetter. Hence they want a better hohhv to ride. They change lit-ir name, af ei the fashion ..f a logti" who set-k?' an alias af et he haw digiai ed the name he wore Their old opponent are gaining ground upon ihem. The best dodoo ihev can make to recover is to he for ihe Union, and charge disunion upon their it po nents. It i., peih ip-i. the heat ih.it can be done for party; and as to the country, it can lake care of itielf.' 1 he government authorities at Cim in iiati have dincoveicd a wholesale Mstem of larceny, by which greaf tjuanliiies ol t he supplies pent to ib uohlipift hv iheii fl tendfl and the benevolent noei 'iics h ive iliverted fiom their desttn.vi n. Ten lot of the Widen property ha- been dis tueiedat fjima. Ohio. The urgeor, i.t an Ohio regiment baa beeo arrested at Pittsburgh, chained with being conriecte'l wi b ihe robbery. Untieing would be too yood for thire who would weal from the sohliel. Thy -ay 'hat love is like the mrssle all f io woree when il comes la:o in

What lias lucn X'rovcnf We a?k our readers consider and pass

j llltiir judgment upon the following llega - j ,5ins which we find in the Milwaukee i hat the electton oj the KepobUcan i cana,date3 1,1 November, bU. was the direst calamity which could have befallen the nation. TUi ilio lm, .1 lat the Democracy were right in theu predictions that the triumph of sect onaliem woul.J create civil war. That the Republican party is the natUral enemy of a free press and of Iree j Tee'di That a Republican Congress is incapable of legislating for the intetests of the i PeoPle That a Republican Cabinet is ihe mn.t corrupt of any which has ever as-sembled in Washington. That the Constitution may be suspended by a Republican 1'iesident, with the approval of his party constituents. That ihe greater the thief the greater Iii reward a: the hands of a Republican President. Thal t ho army could not have been successfully led except by Democratic generals. Thai the Republicans desire the sub j ligation of the slaveholdly States, and not the restoration of the l.-tlon. That the military fon alon- cannot restore the Union. That the party in povier would fubti tut. negro labor for white labor, wherever the opportunity is favorable for so doTit the public treasury s c.ot safe in j 'he hands of the present administrativ. j Thnt New L'noJaud Manufacturers rul ! th" party 'n power. j That sol mg as th Repuhi.-ar, party continues in power, the people must be enormously tax-'d and tha laboring jiopu lition must bear the bulk cf 1 l.o burden . That the continuance of the Rerublioan party in power must petpetuate sectional hostiliiy indefinitely. That Republican presses and orators cannot bo trusted. ,n. . . , . . , . I hat m the future dominance of nalt nal Democratic principles in Washington and throughout the country affords the j only hope of maintaining 'the Constitution as it is anJ lestoring 'the Union as it was.' We will add the following: That in the levying of taxeg to support the (iovernment, ihe Republican party discriminates in favor of capital and ajr;,inst i labor, by imposing the binden of taxation ' on neceMsaiies ttnd useful commodities .f i j Consumption, and cxempimg capital from taxation. That the terrdrncy of the Republican policy of Government i3 towards despotism in the Government, by depriving the ooverned of their constitutional tights. both by legislative acts and a!;impiioni of n-.ur.r hv lliA h'vecntiv which ar.- Pt. nresslv reserved to the State and reof j 4 1 ! p' That tho tendency of the so called He publieanism is lo subordinate the civil lo the military power, and to subject ihe Judic'.tl branch of tin Govei nmeiii lo the Executive, and lo center in the Execu live all ihe (powei8 of Government, thus converting ihe Fedeial (iovernment into a stratocracy like that of Austria au. I Fiance which is maintained by ihe force of large standing armies, and in which it is made ihe personal internal of military men lo be on ihe hide of ihe Government. Thai the Republican party h founded not only on an 'inepieesible confl.ct' be tween ihe Noith and the ir'tiulh, thus provoking a sectional oonllict. but il i founded also on an itrepiessihlc CMitlio'. between power illegitimately acquired and aibiira rily exeicUetl. and popular lights. The whole tendency of Republicanism, as manifested ry the Rep bliran party, being to ceutialize and coiibolid.iie power in ihe General (iovernment by withdiawiug ii fr no th- Elates and people, athl thus establishing be' ween the Government and people the lelatioiiH which exist between despo'le GoV e rnmentN and their rOhjec in which the (iov t-rnm-iit i.iiikes ifhell lelt na an absolu e master, and the pe pie aie ruled as slave-. Stuie So.tinl To prove woo are the disunionistR, we may mention the example of :no .lohn A. Hmgham, Black Ib'ptib'ican member of C ngress from the Ii ack IlepubÜenn Slate of Ohio, who. dining the debate on the lax bill, a few days iee, gave utterance to the following sentiment: Who in the name of heaven wants the ootton State or uny other States ihisside of perdition to remain in the Union, f slavery i to continue." - - t Kliitterv tiflen m:iIo.R neordt

Censure ot Ex-Scrrctary Canu-roii, bytlic 2oascir ElcprcKciitatlvc.

j The following resolution, introduced by Mr. Hoiman, of thii Sta'e, was adopted j a few days ago by the United S'a's House of Representatives by a vote of 75 against! 45: " Resolved, That Simon Cameron, late Secretory of War, having entrusted Alexander Cummings with the cot.tro! of large sums of puhlh; money, and author t to pnrcharso military supplies wiihoat re j erriciion, without requiring from him any' guarantee for the faithful performance of his duties, when the services of competent public officers were available, and by involving the government in a vast number of contracts with persor.3 not legitimately in the business pertaining to the subject ma'Krof such contracts, especially in the prrchase of arms for future delivery, has aoptetl a policy highly injuri ous to the public service, and deserving ihe censure of this House." We presume there is is not an honet mtrtof in th land lint w-i'l o nii'ni.u thiol I - " "i r"1'" ... .: r .1.. it n: ai uon to me nouse , u,us Mtnsaiiy npeaehing the ex Secretary of War; nor is theto one who does approve it, but will

f-ay that Mr. Lincoln is deserving of cen-j The Springfie'd Republican gives exsure also for appointing the same Cameron ! Secretary Cameron the following affectionMinister to Russia. ate leave taking: The ConushTitYzmx the dealh SimT" alon- ! G 10 IluPß5aof a very remarkable woman at Li,Uard, Äre a hl;mlu Go7 lot peopU yu,f . forget you. Sa aid Taylor will do your .?.Pi , - ?01 . , Olk f-jr vou. and do it ii'h; cleverly. "Ihis woman was born m 181-, and; . J i i . t . . ! I ay him wed or his job, if von hav mafo when about sixteen year of aje the htsti J J f .. " ,. , ;nv m.'iiev l i civ, ai.d vv i.o means allow ntitx-aiatice .i an oxtraonhrarv (Jisoii'it i '

.1... ..! I ;,,..' wi ... r.....t ...:.t. ui i r iv." ii..i it. k.;oö ii .i Litt, il ill ni !..! weakness in lirfi- legs. The next phase of the disorder made its appearance about the

,. i . t ii iii t ou crtu bi.uiu i. uu. vjiKa uve. vv o lips, which became parched; a black. , , r ., ... wave our iu:id. e blow our nose. We thick coating forming on them, whicn, at j c i i i i .r i i weep. Go. intervals, would peel oil in scales. And, 1 after a few years, ihU coating extended Ge:,er:d Ynlr L Leiniinej" in ovei and completely covered he face. Forje,, ,4.oiirty iu South Catojna. He !..

1 more than twenty eight y-ars she made Use f no animal food, and the onlv sus-; lenance he partook of was a liitL fluid, or a cm rant biscuit, which would last her a fortnight; md from Christinas, liiG'J, to

Xi.vember. 18ÜI. she wai never known to is doi, g biuihess bv the whoh-alo ccrtake any thing whatever. On two or three J t;lit.,Vt anJ llte ,m,n "u!ha aiHi,hilJIligl CHn. .c anions since then ehe wrs persuaded to j ,iot lltlJ ,auttt,-;i, iit. Cn t eial's in'fU-

UKea tttue tea or coiiee, out il was iin mwdiately ejected from her stomach. A ; . J j short time before her death a portion of the coating came off" her lips, and shortly afler her death the whole mass fell oil", the coating forming a complete cast of the cour.lnatieo. tt Weighed about hall a pound and aveiaed about half an inch in thick lies. Her face v.13 wilh.out a Liumisl and presented a most perfect appearance,

but her body was reduced to a skeleton, j kills. IU cent for everv sheep b- buttShe retained her faculties to th? last, was, er, and 50 cents for t very ba'h'ik he fi

peifectly contented, but had no craving for food." A naveler, whom we aftewardt knew. once: arrived at a village inn, after a hard day's travel, and being very tired, lui'iiv ted a room Jo tdeep in. Hut the landlotd said ihey weie enlir. ly full and it was ut lerly impossible lo a. c'.mm. date l,im l.i - i - fi. i .1 i UiJU hH W,IH ,au " "n ,ne 80,1 11,! ,ir ll,. A...... I...I ll.nl 1,. .....nl I c... lllllirrii tin i 1 1.- i . 1 , i i I. i . j 7 ni.iii.i rixj

what !ii-wile could do for him. The good If money is fo plenty at Washing on. that woman being applied to t-aid there was ene it is Ü".Ted by millions to buy tdaves wi ll room which he might ireiipr. provided tl on let the peojde be exemp-td from taxihe wn.rd h ree t. thec conditions, viz: to J riot, for war iiurpt.se. etiler the room !at in th.o daik. and leave j it in the morning, to prevent pcatidal. as t We have time and ngain alleged that the io tu was occupied by a young lady. ! .vecesbum is ihe flVj ring of Aboliiionism This he agreed to. About two o'clock J and we have as repe.itedh proved tbie h1that flight, an awful noise was heard in the j legation. In addition w. ihe n ar.y proof

house, and our Inend the traveler, wro. found ttimbli'ig heels over head down stairs. On the landlord's arrival on the -pot, and entyiiting what tho matter wan. ' j the traveler cja.-ulited as soon as hew.nj able to peak. 0h. Lord, iho vv oman's dt-a-ll "I know that." said tie landlotd. "but how il i 4 vou find it out?,' ZUTiCt oT AholttfoitlKin In tJie SMs(rict oT Columbia. The Washington Chronicle, a paper pub limbed at the seat tif (iovernment, in its lisueof ih.i I UI, inst., thus desciibes the efFect of the abolition of tlaverv in the Distiict of Columbia: The poor hotice is now over crowded, ' nil therefore ihe Commissioner for the oor hare been oblied to refuse admissi -n anil r lo many ol 1 and intiim tiejooes, whose masters refu-t further to provide for ihem llthoritV should be vested in some board of office to take caie of such, ns well us of ihe young and lazy that have no proper guardianship. Fngitivo negroes of like tdiaracter must be provided for in some foir.i. The contrabands at Green's Row ar now Jed at the trpenst of the Govern mcnt. but helpless frto negroes are not. The latter aro now tolerably well clothed, I ut even that resourco will not last them long." Hoi? do tho Ux payers of Indiana like this business of freeing thema negroes and

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An 2 Ton -si Aclaii.!ioti. The Hon. Mr. Daes, & KepublitHn Member of Congtegs fum Masgachtuetts. in a speech in the House of Representa tives, delivered on the S25;h of April. i:i which he expoKed ;l,e couuj.iiou of ihiü Adrriiiiistraticn, made the foüuwin honesi confession: " THE r.K PUBLICAN PARTY " Hie gentlemen must remember tht jit. the first year of a Republican AdmiriM. ltatiori( w,joh cams into piWcr upoil pro. feesioi:s of reform and retrenchment, then ;4 indubitable ev;de;;c abroad in the land that eomeb dy has plundered the public Tieasury well nigh in that sing! year as much as the entire current yearlv "xpense of the (lovernmo-it du-ingthe Administration which ihe peoble hurled from power beause of its corruption.' The abovs s?niiment is true, and it must be very eontoling to those vho voted for the present Administration in order to b,ing about retienchmer.t and reform! Re member that somebody has stolen from the rn. i -i . ireasury unoer tnis Aüratiiis! ration as i ,nUch cotas. it Mr. Buchanan lo admiuiiier the Goverinent. I )'ourtelf to b1 ' seat in any. buily'ü cabinet again. Every President will he afer you, of course, as long at ...... ...... .1 f ii . ! isfiUj.(. a imMm fivein- the flivo in hi department, which coniptites the Siato of South Cat (diu. an 1 Georgu. Uy this act of manu nisvi.m, the G ner.il eman-cipk-no Uss than CG 1.773 fr!avcs. Thi liona IIunfer , j o.-aid h ,h-,.,o o e btigade. Xow, would only b-aJ for Sumner to command ii. ihe who'o thin" would be complete, and his department a model one of what the aVolr.iuuists deiie j tu brin" the war to. j ,. . i The Gal na Courier nvc ' "Whe., every farmer of the N .r li U o j b I taxed U) cents for ear-h fined log I e 1. ry na loi k be i.na for he maikct. in order to buv niggers at the South and to pci tlu m f:ee, it is time . . -... v.., ..a w in? v .7 (.. i . lo :i j i ti.).ti! w ä r a ' x-1 1 -. . it.. i:.: . : t!iin-rs If we must b- taxed in or ler to offer eight hundred thousand dollais here and j the re for lib.r-it'oi of a few in-gro bIhvci, j we hold ih it i: i b- ter to ,,y the w.tr tax jtirst. and if we have etc ugh h fi we cau ii. .. talk of btmng ingger. and for ,! f. .. .... I... . .1- -1 . 1 wdiniMlinii 4' 1JI I I II III I . P F I . Vö I TadC . t,f .his fact a'ieadv civen. we a !,! n-ncl a resolution the Ab- li ion Convention Platform a.icpt'd in It'll, which wag as fjt w a. "hSnhrlt That a p i -', .V Ui ion. i aH v t u in. beu.e.01 a s'.av . ludJio ' and Inin e community, must i.e e.-bnaii involve ie latier ;n ile guilt ol blavei) , ll tie fore se cession fnm the Unite ta GoVtrnment is ihe duty of every A lo!itii-liit.' VN hat have you to say lo 1 1 i- evidence, ye who d-ny that Aluduioni? ru is th-parent of Äcccsklon? We would sii'.t thai heareafter all jlaws passed by Congress, le.nd; i t r, . Jt v. . , rT . ' he ii cjhiifeJ iy the ( t '-orcss oj tr I - , c. . - " . ,, . trtf Gluten, ih i errors cciinnfu vcy At. x. , , .. , , . . o iaw ior 1 ne ot-nt ui i 110 wire 11 an 'an go through without a deal t.f troubV. while auyihing il.nt hs v.,(a.,l , U i y about ii passes through on the doubl-J quick. x- . t r . . t . 1 ... f t 1 The xnist and ihe tooth puller sic only drawers. The Piinccss Alice, of England, completed her Rhh year on the 25. h ult. It i more reputable to wear a lorr.wed coat than a roat paid for with boir. w. d money. "I shouhl'n: care s much about ib bugs,' laid a pale, thin lodger to bin und.