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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Tree Dealers & Nurscrymcn

In want of Trees and Plants for the fall trade. 70
their stock. which is very large and promising.
consisting of nearly 300 acre, closely set and hay
ing but limited trade, they enabled to fill or
ders with healthy trees. not exposed to the usual
perils attending shipments from eastern nurseries
Having % acres Of Apple trees. four years from
the graft. will enable them to satisfy parties who
value iruit trees, like timber, according to size.
The Younger stock is almost unlimited, very thrift.
ty and fine. Send for a trade list.
Office on 2d floor Breeds Block, one minnte,s
walk from X. X. Depot. If absent, inquire Of
Breed Bros, or 7. L. llamm & Co on LIST floor
Address, HALL. STEBBINS 4 co
a few careful, energetic gents will fir 4 emp,ov
talr commission julls.95tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
on Thursday night, and committed to the
military prison.
From Gen. Banks Column.


WASHINGTON. March %.
| Information received here shows that
our army was at SIasburg this morning,
and that the retreat of she enemy is a
flight.
No details of the battle at Winchester
have yet been received.
Officers of the army and correspondents
were too busy yesterday pursuing the
rebels to find time 70 give informtion to
the public regarding the battle.
Our army camped last night several
miles distant from any telegraph station.
WAsHIxGToN, March %.
Gen, Shields has received dispatch
from Major General Banks, dated miles
beyond Stransburg. The enemy are still
in retreat, and our forces in hot pursuit.
The loss of the rebels must have been
enormous. They have abandoned wagons
along the road, filled with dead and dying
The houses on the route are found crowded
with the wounded and dead. The dwell
ings in the towns adjacent to the battle
field Of Sunday are also found flied with
the wounded. The inhabitants aided the
rebels in carrying off their wounded during
the day and in burying them quick as
dead. Our artillery makes terrible havoc
among the enemy in their flight, and the
rout bids fair to be one Of the most dread
full Of the war.
WINcHEsrER, March 25.
1t is correctly reported tonight that
Gen. Banks has overtaken and destroyed
go of Jackso.:'s wagons.
BALTIMORE, March 25.
Two hundred and thirty rebel prisoners,
captured at the battle at Winchester, have
arrived here. They are mostly Virgin
iaus.
THE LATEST.
WAsHINGToN, March 25.
The latest from Suansburg. pia Win
chester, states that Generals Banks and
Shields are there, and Jackson IS in sight
A battle is expected to-day. Preparations
are being made to strengthen our force.
WINCHESTER, March "a.
Ia consequence of forward movement Of
our army, we couldn't get a correct list of
killed and wounded Our loss is from 80
TO 100 killed; among them one Colonel, IA
Captains and Leutenants; ego were woun-
ded, among them 10 officers The
enemy had nearly 500 killed and wounded
and 500 prisoners.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

APoLoGEuC- Owing to Sickness in our
family. we have been unable TO ievo;e but
little attention to the editorial or mechan-
zeal department. Of tie DEMOCRAT this
week
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Auction sale OG Rail stOad
30 y ID <

Whereas, Lewis Broad deposited with Morgan
Jackson certain Rail Road Bonds. u secure the
payment of certain notes and drafts described IN
contract made between the parties February 9th,
l>5S,
And whereas. BY an order and decree of the
Circuit Court of Marshall county, Indiana. made
at its Fobru ~ term, 1862. IA j suit between
WadswOrth & Wells plaintiffs. and said Broad,
Morgan, and others, defendants recorded Oh or
der book +. of the records of said court. at page
27I TO which reference i made tor more certain
ty,) two OF said Bonds, herein fcr described were
ordered 70 be sold, in pursuance Of the terms of
said contract To pay said note and drafts the lne
being unpaid, ana the undersigned was appointed
4 commissioner to make such Sala;
Therefore, in pursuance of such order. 7 will
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der Tor cash. at the Office OF Reeve 4 Capron in
Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana, on Saturday
tha 22d day of March, 1862, at ten clock A. NJ.
the two said bonds, to-wit: Convertible Real Is
tate Bonds. numbers :i27 and 333. issued by the
Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4 Chicago Rail Road
c. mpany, for five hundred dollars each, drawing
seven per cent. interest, payable June and Decem-
Der LIST, semi. annually; redeemabe in New York
December list. 1866 with interest coupons attached
since December LIST, 1858. The bonds To be de-
hver"d on sale, and payment made on delivery
A. c. APRON,
feb27 Sta Commissioner
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Attachment Notice.
State Of Indiana, MARSHALL County, SIS:
In Justices Court.

John Blain
VS. Complaint On Attachment.
Edward ID. Rusk. \
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause has
fled with me his complaint on attachment and it
appearing that the defendant, Edward b Rusk Is
a nonresident OF the county, and summons hav
ing been returned not served upon him he 10 hereby
notified of the filing and pending of said complaint.
and that unless he appear answer or demur there
to, at the calling of said cause on the Doth dav OF
March. 1867. at I'D o'clock. m, said complaint
will Uc heard and determined in his absence.
HENRY McFARLIN, j. p.
feb27-5t4
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d. Il. VANEALKENBURGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
:: :: :: :: INDIANA.
Deeds and Mortgages drawn up and acknowl-
edged.
Collections, and all other business will receive
prompt attention.
Office up stairs in the Bank Building. 45tf.


Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor
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lNDIANAPoLIs, Sept. >, 1857.
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NORRIS MORRIS.
See advertisement.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

THE Young Mems Association OF Chi
cage has apparently set out to offend and
insult the loyal popularl sentiment Of the
city in the most conspicuous possible man
ner.
We denounce its conduct as Infamous,
and itself as reasonable organization.
Wendell Phillips lecture, which this
Association proposes shall be delivered in
Bryan Hall, ia the utterance of the bold
est and most unqualified treason from
beginning to end.
The lecturer proclaims that for nineteen
years he has sought the destruction Of the
Union; he declares that the Union is de-
stroyed, and he thanks God for the con
summation.
This is the performances which is to be
enacted in Bryan Hall under the patron.
age of the Young Mems Association.
We have seen how the loyal popular
sentiment Of Cincinnati revoted at the
performance in that city. 1t was spon
taneous outburst which vii. be suppressed
with difficulty wherever The like provoca
ton shall be given.
Whoever, in Chicago or elsewhere
shall be instrumental in bringing Phillips
before the public willJnot only aid and abel
treason. but challenge popular violence.
1t Is a shame and disgrace that the
government does not execute the law
against this traitor and dsturber, instead
of leaving the public to take tho law into
its own hands. This failure to execute
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

MEDICAL TESTIMONY
1--WE believe it to be. in the treatment Of Sper-
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B. KEITH, NJ. d. Am. Jour of Medical
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Their effect has been truly wonderful. used
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
SS.E.V'CEEESTEK'S
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
I'm the Mishswaks Enterprise Feb. >, 1851
Worthy Of Merit.

Worthy Of Merit.
Among the many remedies offered to the publci
under the head of Patent Medicines, it is relief to
know that some of them valuable preparations,
will do what is claimed for them and are worthy Of
use and place in every family. Belonging to this
class may be mentioned. DR.. Roback's Scandina-
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which are most excellent preparations and which
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Like thousands of others we bear personal wit.
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One of our leading business men saws, that by
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ccived more than one hundred dollars benefit.
His difficulty was ervsipelas.
We express our thanks fora liberal present o,
these remedies for use in our family
See Advertisement in another column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

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This Malady, the terrible consequences of which
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unhappy victim into imbecility and premature
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
From Gen. Curtis Command.

ST.. LOUIS, March 25.
The Democrats correspondent sends the
following from Gen. Curtis, now ut Cross
Timbers. Ark. under date Of tie och:
1.-The supplies of forage and provisions
having become entirely exhausted in the
region about Sugar Creek, the army, in
consequence. made a temporary retrograde
march of thirteen miles. yesterday. to this
place. | suppose one object of General
Curtis Is to hold strong position at the
head of the debouch through Cross Tim
bers Hollow, until the arrival of the ex.
pec,ed Kansas achievements
eve have reason to believe that the
enemy. since their late defeat, are recupe.
rating and probably being reinforced by
fresh troops. We have information that a
large body have crossed the Boston Noun
tans with the intention Of attacking us
again. 1t may be. however, that only
a large accommodating force is advancing
this way.
"Our troops are in Gue spirits, and are
anxious to again grapple with the Toe
The Thirteenth Illinois Regiment,
nearly thousand strong. has arrived and
Joined us from Rolla.
"Gen. Curtis has brought printing
press, via Piueville.
"Our wounded are doing as we'll as the
nature Of their wounds will permit. They
have been mostly removed to Cassville
Some are in the houses at Keitsville.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
HICKORY GROVE NURSERIES

AT the head of Broadway, miles above the
Oliver House. Toledo. Ohio, would
call the attention of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

RILs, PAINTS, and an kinds Of Build;nt M
may 10 al H.B. DICKSON & co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

And gone are household words.
We've twined the wreathe Of oak leaves.
To welcome home our brave.
We've wept and strewed the cypress bough
Ger many new made grave.
We've wreAthed fhe orange blossoms white
Around the fair young brow.
o what's the wreath our Augcrs still
Are weaving ercn now7
What from this humble being do we reap,
Our senses narrow and our reason fraili
What is the past and present. that we keep
Still thus Within the limtable pale
Of steady turning round and round the pole
That binds the mortal with the living soulf
What is the mignct-what the watchword
strongl
Forever Turing onward. onward still,
This chaos world, this humming, motley
throng.
IN all the varied paths they thus must Gilt
What means thi. never. never ceasing strife 7
This Good and iii ali. name IL Human Life!
Awhile and we wakcn. awhile and we sleep.
Awhile we are smiling. awhile and We weep:
A faintlly borne zephyr Ia ruf1ing BY.
Which bears ON its bosom laugh and a sigh.
We we're sd at the dawn Of the nov dying year.
Il came with a sigh and must end with a tear.
And o NAY We not hope in tho new one begun,
The wild curreat Of life more am ,othly m,y run:
And the cold rock of darkness which rose to our
sight
Be changsi to-she brightness Of heavenly light!
Friends. Strangers and patrons. We gire you good
cheer.
And heartily wish you A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
And we hope you're content. il you've not been
made merrier,
By these few simple words from your humble young
CARRIER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS 81
Stood Ie Test Of Years.
ASD GROWS MORE AND
More Popular Every Day

Testimonials, new, and almost without number mi ght
be gwen from ladies aud gentlemen in all grades society
whose united testimony none could resist thar Professor
woods Hair Restorative will he bald and gray
ana preserve the hair Of The youth old ag, in all lis
youthful Ueaufy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02


be given from ladies aud gentlemen in all grades Of society
whose united testimony none could resist that Professor
youthful beaufy.
Battle Creek, Mich, Dec 2i, 1855
PROF WOOD Thee wilt please accept line inform
thee that the hair my head fell OF over twenty wears
ago. caused by complicated chronic disease attended
an eruption on The head continual course Of suffering
through life hasing reduced dependence,
have not been able to obtain stun caps
cen aoc 10 DO them in consequence Of which my head
mas suffered extremely from cold. This induced pay
briggs Hodges almost the last had earth
two dollar bottle Of thy Hair Restorative
Angs last have faithfully followed the directions and
aud the bald spot covered with hair thick and black
though short and IL is also coming all my
entirely and permanently fi anxious pcrsevcre in
its USE and being destitute Of neans to pnch ase nv more
would ask hss IL thee wouiis, not be willing send
the scrlpinra declaraionthe reward Is 10 those thai
are kind to he widow and the fatheriess'
Ligonier, Noble co ind Feb. s. isss e.,
PROT y. j. WooD-Dear Sir: In the latter Part If thu
year is5z. while attending the State and Ma onal Law
school Of the State Of Nw York hr. FINN "A
known 10 me- commenced falling 90 very rapidly, so IN
IN hesort space Of six months. the who'll upper part OF
my scalp was almost entirely bere Of its covering
much Of the remaining ror upon the side and ,art
o my hpad shortly aer became that will
oe surprised when tell you that upon return to the
50 much n loss TO discover the the in nv
appearance as my more intimate aequainfances
recegnize me az all at made application the
most sknl physicians in the country, but receiving no
assurance from ihem thai hair could again he rcsfnred
was forced 70 bcOme recnrciled fate. until ortu-
nafey In the latter part Of the ISL your Restorative
was recommended to me ~ druggist, being the
reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bottle and
found 10 my great sifsen that il producing the
desired eject Since that time. have diars
worth 81 your Restorative, aad result have rich
OF very son black hair. which money can buy
A. mark of gratitude your labor and sk i'll in The
production Of So sonderfa article have recommended
lie use 90 many Of my friends and acquaintanccs Who
am happy to inform yor are using it with like effect.
very respectfully, yours. A. VI. LARA.
.--.'tili t.-ft' Attorney and Counselor Al Law
The Restorative i put in bottles Of three sizes viz
Large, medium, and SMALL the small hobs X a pint and
re'afs for one dollar bottie the medium holds al
tweIy per cent morn In proporoif than the small re
for two dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 De,
cent more in proportion, and rctails for SO. 90 =
Oh. WOOD CO., proprietors, 44f broadway, New
York. aud II Market Street, ST. Louis. Mo.
80 Aud sold by all good Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers t.+fr mav0 n27m5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
TEMPERANCE.
.sl.ll Prize, q per settle, q sln fsr =,

Principals andsalesroom, 80 East Fourth Street
Sd building from Main Street, Cincinnati 0nio. Lsoora
tory Nc. 81 Hammond Street s-..s...
For sale IN Marshall by Pcrshine Co., Blain Co.
and T. A. Lemon, Plymouth; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon
John K6sslef Bloomlne!burg; V-Uange, eod jonai
Miller, Bremen; John Cless, fppecanoetevns j. "a
smith, sIarno1f; Haig B, O., Arscs; and BY Drgist
and Merchants generally the United staessn
,lanalas. 1s lmarh13 l9m5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02

lSHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue Of a
~ Commission issued by theccrk of the Marshall Court
Of Common Pleas and to me directed In faver Of il-
liam johnson and John T. against
tcson and Elvra Matteson, sas N. Champlin replevn
ball. will offer az Public Sale as the law directs, al
the Court House door in the Of Plymouth, Marshall
County, Indiana, on off tiA 1ft8 tHt ia
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock and4 o'clock p.
of said day the and profits for exceeding
years. CT the following described real said
county Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The south half Of the northwest fraction Of the Mi
chigan Road of number eight a.. Of
lscted In the Indian country, containing eighyeighi
fse) and forty eight (4s-1o0) hundredths.
If the and years of said
will not sell for sufficient ossisfy said Commission
interest," and sccruing costs will the time
aud place offer for sale the highest lawful bidder all the
right title and interest in and to the
much thereof may be necessary satsf,
said writ
dec 1e q tt Is o. NJ. BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-02
VALPARAISO MALE and FEMALE
- cor,r.EeHn af4

The Valparaiso Maesnd Female College. under the pat
ronage OF the Northwestern Indiana Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in successful
The location is in the suburbs Of Valparaiso, frry miles
east Of Chicago, the Ptsburg. For wayneand Chicago
Railroad. For health and morality the location is
ceponahle beautiful brick edifce. As feet wide by Is
feet long, three stories hig has been erected and is
corrupted - FACULTY.
Rev. G, n, SINS, a NJ. President and Professor Of
lacieEf Lsng,oges and Laeyafure. p
n D. CASEY A. b., Professor Of Mathematics aud Nat
rraf Sciences. ~
Miss c. A. BoELrs TEACHER Of Normal Department.
Rev. j. FoxwoRrHr. Ttor. - Gl- 81
Miss LEILA CARPENTER Teacher Of Irimarg Department
Miss MARY HEAros, Teacher Of hstr,unsnfal Music
Miss NsRTffA CAKES Teacher Of Panfg and Dfasrine
Prof. - PUrssA, Professor Of E'ocHfion.
|, Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition. Normal Department, First Grade. SO 90
;is'sf - = a. - Second Grade. a ~
:. ..s Preparatory Department, lst Grade. 5 %
g. Collegiate Department.. g OF
Janitor Fee, Normal Department ......... %
...'. PrenuatQry & Col. Departmsnsss 50
IDS rune ntal .huslc.- 40 uO
stadents 'akns studs in dirreni departments viii DC
charged proporfionafey 10 The number In each =
Tho German and French language Vocal Music and
Painting will be TAUGHT if Price de-
pending the numier Of he classes -
Tuition and Janitof Fes nfariabg IN qdancs unless BY
special arrangema,t Thition, refunded In If pro-
TIN hrss fihrtcrm hni will be received any
charged accordingly Glasses in Languages lrmedonly
the beginning 81 The Especial attention win given
20 sh art 81 practical eeaeng and classes formed TOR
Boarding BE- had IN private families forsl 50fos2 2.
selves thereby reducing from fry 20 seventy n,
cents per weeks' q r e - ekt mayis %
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C.1PEg.sE and SURPLUS,
s 90 =, 3 q z. 9 =

For details of investments, see small Cards and
Circulars. t f--l
assurances may be effected in this old and sub
santial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to HOR ACE CORBlN. AGENT.
G5- Dwellings and Farm Property insured for a
term of wears at very low rates. b e t.
au.s 40yl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-21
DR. IL sCHENCK.

DH' j. III SCHEHCK. ~,
scian, vhose brill l,.nt and wide spresd repu nIon
has been acquired by hIs eminentIy successful
IreitGi, nt OF Consumption. even IN cases hloh
hsvs been regarded and pronep 1oed Inourable by
the re sule- faou ty, vlIl 6s st his Rooms
No. 44f EIGHTH STREET,
A few doors above
: PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE,
RaShfnftoH City,
On WEDN kSilAy, the Isl of ApTll.
For consultation ard TO examine The condition OF
his patents.
His great OK 7eri-ncs. derived from Ion. AID ex-
tensive prachce. close study and devOtIcn To hIs
profession toEether with the assistance of the per-
feet instrument with which hiJ examinations OF the
lungs sIe m.de, enable hlm 10 dett OF Lne
symptoms Of disease.
His three great medioinss. his PULMONIC
SIHUP, SEA w ED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS, have been as widely osiebraied rorne-
dies Tor diseases Of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach
ts MS ow repDttflCn N the msnag geme at and
Of patients suffering under the Diseases.
we ~ouid advlse all VINO need his Sc woes to
the lunEs with the Iespirometsr his char. is hrss
douoTSj but Tor ordinary examinstlons aud advice
Without tnat instrument no ehdYgsiS Rlnds
Dr.. ocht not would feel grateful 10 suon patients
as have been beashtcd BY his treatment IL they
would cal on HIM duIluE his visits 10 their cities,
AID csrfu', By written statements to the beSP fit
they have Ieceiyed. Besitss being q great Fats-
isot.on to him, such cerhoeses tend to Iulpsrt
diseases, who need only faith IN Or. Schenck and
aIs remedies to ct he saved.
Persops can be directed to his rooms By calling
at his agents, s, Ii. WAITE, corner 1th street aod
Loultiana avenue, where Also can be f. uns full
supply Of his Medicines apl 9ts