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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-25
HOllOway'S Ointment.

9anae 8tdri9e, sei6pOlene unb EeIfe @sIenfe, pnnoe nnb
%ertaanbete 6aBe, ales bteleS muB Ser @0l6at ertreoen. D2iit.
ter, @rl11nert Sud, ipenn Cure SSbne baS @etebl ncbmen,
uIl @efabren gu ~te9eenen, sbeoentt, pelte llnerltabuna eSbr
DenielUen 6ur@ einen o&opf Der Betlenben uno a.
lsnpen SaIbe ~sepdbreH tSRut. Dtsielbe ma6t Bic Sdbs.
aartsr nnS itdrter, iO OGb fe Die srBbten GrulOun9ep ertrastn
tpnnen. Ste bebt bic @ntSlnolrg snno Stetibeit Der @elente
9rl rno maHt otelelben tart uno trlfti9 neil lIr
d sta.a Sabelbtebe mnD &n9elpunDen
fe ltnibsrtrelft9 if le, 9iIt Gle @nt5inouns OaoOn ob ttnb
slept nteIientsetls Die @rneea auiantmen, nnD BELT 0aber oi
9etabrlthfte Wnnoe i8nea lmb b%oaltdnoi9.
.6rduen uno S6peltern unIerer Sretrtftaen.
Str fSnnt tn ben &prniftern Gurer Utdnuer uub 8riber tein
@dsbarsre8 unb n~5tbtseres @ei9ent etapacen, ais bic
.3ggs ausge3et6nete Milttdrlalbe.
Durd bas @Cltenitebea bel ga4t IN Jteaeu unb Ralte /
bdlt man Raufg bettt8s o@meraen. Suhen unb
OpG wenn man fb nit @5pnplpaD'8 @iuen unb Sints
ment perieben bat 1T teine @efabr %pcrbanOen, @inige piaen
sweimaL 6es Cages auI Der 8rnlt unb am Sale e%inaerisbsr'
beietieen bic S9mer5en nn6 ben 9~efibqtiGen 9afen. Oobsr
iaeen Or our 8an3en arnee:
SOlbaten, MAtunGI
9ebt mad @urer etsenen @eiunbbeit uno tfaut ni6t BEN Dir.
NEE. N~tebt3tnen. Die Ntlsm unb oas Qtntuent fins aber ne,
praft. es fnb bic etuNsen Neoisiuen, bic in GuropdiNben "a a.
germ aebroudbt werben. Seit 40 Sabren bat On. NpIopdn al
9ruleen @nropaS NIT ~benlelben ~pcrleben. NIB swabrenb be
%LOnssrn gertaaf Oieiee srobem 9etlmttteI; oft pertaut
en A9ent IN etulm Gage Iper cine Spnne Ointment. Giele
tur9tbare Tetnoe Ger Splbnten i'm Eager ais
DYarrbpe, DYlenterY, S6arbpd, Seulen uno
Serpffeln
rerl@ptnben bnr9 bieie Bilen unb eas ointment uub nun
ba Der Ttuf I'M 9anSe1 Qanbe gebt g
gu ben Maffeml gu ben @afeul
2aBt 6teIe braren 3eute ntdt 6ur6 &rantbeiten ieiben. os5t
In ibrea Sdnben bieie 9ei6Ssten Beebtstnen, bB lie itn Spn
ben s~sabiIiGen @OItsfsaunssn. Sisbsru, taltea Siebsry, uns
ben ~ sSaa0sn; 0snsa IT, q nSps s p ~ tonnsi.. teiIsn mSaen.
nnO cine Mls65in ftrteea, bic in is6em aale ant benz SnIaft.
felbe Bon SsuBet TT 98ie DieIe EouIenbe miirSst asfsftei
sUeroep, ~e.a itsts Dtsle Msoht'1ea our Ssnb fnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-25
JreunOe utN Ser1pnuSte
her
5raDen SclOaten uuo Matrefen
aOLL0WAY'S PTLLEN
nmb Stntment,

aae bic Treunbe nnb 8erpanoe in Der Grntee Ober Maarihns
tabea, lOuten Ourauf ieBen. oab bieielben nit pieIsn gilsn
ano Stnfnlent oerle6en ltn6; nno no Die braben 5oloaten
uno DtatrOlen %nerIduntt baten. i6 b~ieIelbcn nnsaIdaffen, ba
9abs e. ten bslleres @ei9s1t. pel9eS linen tbrs 5relabe sc.
ben tonnen. @S tit btnIdn9Ii0 bepiejen, slB IN 6 .un6en
z plbnten finh.a - - O.Tt u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-25
NerIan0t nmO 0eflcbt.
Wcr1annt

Elm prbentlideS Widbben fir be Satsarbeit. @utor
Qpbn ipirb su9eii6ert. gu melpen $40. 50. @arpenfr.
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WStdbtt8 fir g6netpern II. 8efteebcr.
George s9ClBmann, beutI9er MaIdintt
ftiber BET Stneer Il 60. 0etp-gsrt,
y}p. 287 SO. Nrntte nnhe @itntnfr $50

6abrttant bon Shuttle i, Bobbins, Binding guages &c.
elapl1s9t lS agtanSso0a Dem ~eeeBrten beuti9em 9ublltnln in
alen Aliea Neparetnrett bon yfapaaibiuea, ipwie In alen in
has Wef6aft einldlasenoen @rbeten. 49, - -.
81. gtne 8rpBe AuspabI Nla19tnens @eibe, @pcol Gptz
ale gu OReparataren notbwenDiseu DealGinea-G6eiIe tets pUr-
.rdtbHis sa Sleu- Dcrier @Ffiien. 81. ~. - WsptS,S
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u ! ! ! III Y Z > pelk AI+ N@DHfl AOO3 ~
sri n by J.. IS purpen 500 SilG an9e~
b0ten bielelben MURDER D~erfauft 5u 2 624
GY IS - loo 10.
g d n wuroen 5n bGberen pretlen
Dpn 4 T. (D $40 D~erfauft. Il
@9ae penige i'm Marft. 9rei1e tiebeer
aGeobSI. 9erfaufe ~ 60 al SO, 6 ente
% @aapne fir 50 proc propf
Nde. Dot SIS. 81, peorl SIS co..
8tenenma0s- Sc @ 10 GtS.
Baum II {. 81 a. 80 @t8. % ID a'@
@affe. 8tp % ID 2l "a 223, S~aquaYra
-33t 5aVa-26 "a ~ [@fetner feitl.
8arbbOf3er. BIaubpls $4,000
8ra8te. Sranesn So "a 4 u 8Or; 81
0ewir3. @tement % tb 9 Cts. NAlfen
10 oil ; AnusfatnuB 50 "a 81 {; Mu8cat-
bliitbe 40 @ a.. t- as
@uanU. peruUian: 2240 fb 500 @ 81 I;
RnphenmebI $24.
Set etbe. Wet3en, roth OrOiaar t18@l3o
gut bis auSge3eihnet 100 @gI25; neuet l40,
metBer neuer $50 @ 10, alter l33@137..7aa
5afer, Mar9lanb 45 @ 46, pennl9IOanl>
l6er AZ @ AZ. "a tairoa .a5 a
aOrn, wetbes SO "a 10, selbes 65 @8e.
GDggen, Mar9lanb II, penn lylS. rs. 6
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80 @ 40 p Naa. &
prOptliOnen. S6ultern p ID 4 "a Al
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0ulet unb @rf1ltunn.

nf4 OulIen unQ @rt1ltul1Q. r
oenet Die &rnpren an8aeiest fins, peroeu rour1 BEN @ebraudb
oleler al89e3ettneteH uteoSnen bel ri9ti9er 8prl 4riit. mel6e
Ter icbem Spp1 pO1 Sdadtet beioefi9I TIT, IOTOrt firirt.
0eltt8es &opfpeb unD Mangel an Nppetit,
tppmtt 3~utpetlen Die Sploaten bebaftet linp,
SeIe S~rantbeiten t0mmeu neHtsntbeil8 bon 8elhperDen
une llnrube bet, pber DON peroinoerter &usbiinltuna Ooer pom
@iea nnb &rinten, mas ~un8elunb lift. uno o~erbinbern oacuru
ben 9elunoen 3unanb Der Seber unb bS Wtaaens. !
DEF Or9ane mllienpeoer ~bergeteat werben, penn tbr
9eilno bletbel pollt. Die piuen, ipenn nab bon ~aebrufie11
8oridrllten genOnlnen. bringen l6neQ Die 9e6er unS zen ARa
etneR tlaren 2ppf unb 8uteu Ippetit.
Sur Wunoen, Die entfpeper pur6 BaYpunet
Sabel pber &u9el, pDer our9 @el6pare ent=
e.a. ltanpen 1tnp.
Sober Gploat oeer UtatrOie tam 9Sanben erbalten, pnb fetne
9teoiStn 1T E6erer pcer belec oafir, oils 0oaDpap'a Giuen
uno Dintmrut, Ser anne Berrpuncete3 fDnute feline gBlmben
au9enolltll9 1elbit %oerbtnoen, wennl er iib nit Gem unper
~AletDlihen Stntntent oerleten bat. 5ESr eiest aoafi, lie in Die
2Snnoen btnett, lbmtert ettpaS UNI oieieIbe, nimmt elm Stiid
Stinpano BON letnenI &rooIaG, leati tuIelbe baraul. unb nit
tet eth S9mlpttuh oarunl, niulEat g nao s 4tQeu oeS Ieor-
gems atno oes AbencS, UNI cos opltem gu flblen nno @nt3dn
out9 pDr5ubeu9en. h4tGG4
oaeoer Iotntlter zines SDlcatet utb ieber 6DHer eiue8 @ee,
nanns iOate oiele dusse5eAnste 1sebistn %enlbaten.
6Sarnnn9. Refine linc G1t, menn ntdt oe 28orte .Spup.
nap 9ee-Yp uno 2pnopns ais. @aliersetd5,d in ieheh,
gIate bs Ana eiinu9sbubes uat ieoen pIo6er 5aiteu ertena
bar tlno, man tonn 1e oeutltb ieben, penu nian has 8tatl Qe.
sen oaS Stut bait, Sine hlblHe 8elobnuttg lpub Gensn
uetipro9en, pel1er bnrb Nn3ei9e CUR @ntoetlna iplder Der.
On ooer @SeIlonen Inbrt, pelGe oteie Dteot3n ~nadabaleu ant
fe anbielen, irtlienb, bab lie ni6t a1t fno.
Uerrar1t IN bet 6abrit BON 9rpfipr 0pIpipab SIC,
80 wfatoen Zane, Nepsgort, unb BEL aaet rfpeftQbeln Nlud.
atfen uno Utebi3tnperfsnie rn. in ben aanaen beretuiateu @toaten
In6 Der ctoiltlirten 2SsIt. |
S9aGteln bon 25 @entS, % Gents unb 1 Dollar
Wtam lSart piel, penu man bic arSSeren Shadteln nfnrut
ssi8t. 8Ei4,I
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SSt6tts fir 0tttuatt0erer.
HAzz'G yteue arrangements fiir Gi1-
9aTofrer, bic iaG Dem 8eaen 3t refien

EEX#N#SS4 SAb@WNNAb&&k&N
1@$& Nteue arrangements fiir Gu
@a1ofrer, Die Iiad) Oeua 0eIfen III reiien
iDtinI1en.
a9l Ger y%.Ortaera Sentral Gaiysrtarset g5srS xu ngGa
a am ~tn etPFse5hs S~ei9Tsert. Die Sa9n bietet bobnrG S :
tlat aaosre Sap@r aud SsaffFs ~ UNI q a SsS;FftH Isl. ss irssnD
'ttF naph h@G 5.ltatAtea Sl6ken, cI1, ~ l.V'""4
Pa'00ur8, @ieoelduo, Detroit. Sort gBonne
@9's0Sp uttliDaufee, @ulena. Dubuone at
pau, Ned Jslano, Uurlinoton. ssnfno 0itr
~ %eFOta Oeggats ee nit Der Nort0erH Central s,otr oas"~7
, ra sssV ss5, ~ slaasst irdser ale bic NIT aaSerT Ia X
Spagea oapet 8ssOspleIt. 2ts 4a6u iiskt bur6 b = ,"s egSrs ~
. : 2 y pSa 0e'P. Dte gangs Gntfsrauna DUn bftr S,t .SS Ss :
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9fad @reltltne, Daptpn, @mctnnqti. sSnb;o.
ndpDltS, lcut8ptIe UNI @f. Sonia
~erOen ebenfaas Yafaatsre ~bef5rDrrt un6 smr ~ a...&
500. wett9tr tsntiaoun8stpfen 6erenuet. Sic sScaoetsss
1"se -, = sat oaa . Nprt 0bsr Abenbs 10 u6r- 3ua uG% aassn
Da asrT s + iseatse f 6,sas osns ~aateFgs9s apfaecaItea ID tuerDen
g. "''e . Ss,ta"ft ~ er 0fffte Oes Nsentfn
0i14sg q NO. rs ssas.stre Si S ass. Esq., asier. sDsa,,.
80
sD'att9 fiir G~tntDanberer uuo 0eifenDe.
@rlpGrItB BON 3eit, GelO II. Gutfermnao
bur$ be
2SatSsnaOre' ntto ODipsGifenba6n
9 1adS alen Gbsilen oes Meifsas
- .~s4ss@@l Iber3as
p4rfersenr9 unc Wartetta, pber 8enmocb
WbeelIn8, uub Columbus.
pM oat1tIaeFss uno OttD-Gtfenbatn bietet GEM rei,sn0au
sat.ataal bic eF6btca Ysrtbetlc tn 8esus aai staiat .t.It1 Sea
qSssa!sDsett Sts4erRet1A Yanttlidtctt naD SAEaosit DER @se-
'asrten, ~ eas lie pDn dtetnet dnDera Babn In 5Srfsrs c1rss
s sssS : 3 2 ssstro: Dteft eHtn pom a%tlanttf&en 1ster ausael
SS s'P T. n De aIfets aasSeOfDnteae 9taie, ~slet&settts aber ana
pc bWt6ere lmD tdeneune tuNb h0baF me kSutaac Co.,. !.
benaBen lV"'t"' nc w
Waeilenentfernuns ppa 8ultimpre nod
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uteer e'enroOpb nno ~2StseItne >4Ss1.V '
.@taer %2agTisSEss anp Dtttsbura GT"9N h-
DNr@ be Nantietta. rims a.
ttHs " ?arnib an Der &ntY srnuna pon 'o
sNr9 ote G~plIrbus- Etutc aa.. -
tnf &riparats an Dr Gntferuuaa pn y" 40
Wfi1ehce' oe'Qt ote Baltimore anb DbtV. 9tGfrbabu brn..
BeaI 't8e:n. be c'etfen IN III 3aaen srtrad rnS tsbr emu T.
$9fatE. es am has aaeFbeqHenat a0o aai a~evOlarytrn es asm
E[-hn..sr - On r., #H-Hat H&aH &
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Gtddt NSdrOldnO.
Oeneral>Srbre Mp. e.

Sffice be8 aifiit. Generals biutantex
tnb Superintendent Der @turpqirung.
Baltimore, ben 16. &uguft 1862.
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Heinrich SENT,
a2.7-E emporium Don an'7 ar
NeOple's 8anfs@ebduoe, 81
@ds pon @aeaz unO BalttmerefraBs.

Au9 battle i'd In meiner girtbi1at aue au6eru @slinte,
lis Sier, gle, s~iquprs, gseyBbter y. N. gutto peroe @te
bic mid init. tbrenr 8eln1 beebren. 5poprtomnenb unb reea
bebteuen. ' ~ .@''st@s
au9 pertaufe I'D elm pCrtreifihe8 Ncin. Bitter, ioUie and
3nteS Dta9enbitter. relhe8 to- bti ta&lOne, louie eub bel Der
5Laide ~oertaufe. .Stn9.
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oenen DE &rnppen an8AeleBt iin9, peroeu 6ur6 SEN @ebraud
oeier ans9e3ettneten uteUtSnen lei ri6H9er @pri4rilt. meldi
ter ieoem Eppt p0et Sfadtet betDefI9l TIT, 1oTprt fltrirt.
-Oeltinea .Ropfneh inn Mnnnel IN OInnetit
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- Gebeuf ol1e. = Seben Mputo8, Dpnnerftag
unp Sanllta9 @pn5ert, rsH.
IS arbetterbaIte. = Seben 0tpntag, 0ornerz
flag unb @amita8 Sertettz@pn5ert, inter ben 8i=
rpftinn nPS Sprrn 5inn1ortt E8ks
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 81.
An officer attached to the Eleventh In
diana. who has inst arrived here from
Fort Donelson. says that the eleventh had
fur killed anil twenty nine woun,lel.-
Two officers. Captain IIaman and Lieu
tenant Mccoy. were slightly wounded-
The Twentv-fifth Indiana. Colonel Veach,
had. on Saturday morning. ii killed and
% wounded. The Thirty first Indiana
suffered considerably. as did several 9TH
err Indiana regiments; but all was confu-
sion. and it was impossible to obtain any
facts.
The white flag was sent to Gen Wal
lace's division at the dawn OF day on Sun
day.
The General received Buckner's letter
to Grant and sent j. forward to the Cen
eral. and. accompanied by his staff. rode in :
side the intrenclImcnts. and breakfasted
with Buckner.
The General was very sarcastic. bu:
Wallace declined to argue the question
with him under the circumstances. mere
y stating that the time for argument had
gone by. A. s. Burnett. the exiingnished
member of Congress from the 1st District
in Kentucky was in the Fort. but escaped
with Floyd and Pillow on Saturday
night. The loss on both sides is said to
be not less than three thousand killed and
wounded.
A national salute Of thirty -four guns will
IL - A
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27
West Township-Janes A. Corss and
William Slpyter- n -
Walnut To wnship-John Gordon and
Frederick Hoover.
By order of the Society,
Mark CUMMINGS. Secretary.


Gov. Morton has been authorized to
raise foar new regiments. and Lieut.. w.
H. H. Mattingly and A. L. Jones. Esq,
are about to raise a new company in this
and adjoining counties. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Mattingly was among the
first to enlist. and served with honor du-
ring the 3 months campaign. being one
Of the non-commissioned staff. and bore
the regimental coiors through all the bat
ties in which the Ninth participated. and
upon his arrival home he was elected lst
Lieutenant Of Company D Of the same Re-
ginlent. and was in the battle of Greenb,i-
ar, but being attacked with the mountain
fever. after severe illness he was COM
PEELED to resign from bad health. He is
nov seund aud well and ready for the field.
Let our citizens fill up this company with
ont DELAY. as we have hard battles to fight.
and many victories to win before secession
is crushed Valparaiso Republic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27
DIED.,


AT Camp Ellis. on the 9Th inst. Mr.
EBEyEzER STUART. son Of Mr.. James T.
Stuart. of West township. aged 10 years
We had no acquaintance with the de
ceased. but the fact that he enlisted 10 figh,
for his country proves that he possessed
a patriotic heart. which should cause every
loyal citizen to deplore his death and treas.
IRE his memory in their hcar.s.-ED.
coMMuMcAfED
AT the residence Of her husband, Feb
IL, 1862. Mrs. CISDAnEIIA KAUFMAN. con.
sort Of Mr.. George Kaufman. aged Is yrs
. mos and l day. She left an infant
William Henry. aged 2 months. 8 week.
and 4 days. who will never more feel tn.
soft impress of a mothers kiss. or the ben
eft of her tender solicitude for its comfort
Mrs. X. died calmly and quietly. saying tc
her weeping husband and mother, "Gricv,
not for me. will he better soon." AND
though not member of any church, We,
her friends entertain q good hope that hei
peace was made with God, and that hel
blood washed spirit rests in heaven.
G. A. BROOKE.
January 10Th. CArnAnISE f.. daugh
ter Of Phillip and Caiharine Beerbower
aged one year and 6 months.
February 2lst, WILLIAM Henry. sor
OF George and Cindarella kaufman, aget
three months and three weeks.
From adverse blasts and lowering storms,
Those favored souls he bore,
And with yon bright angelic forms,
They live to die no more INV.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27


The CoSTIsESTArs CoNIxG.-Plymouih
Is again to he favored with another visit on
Saturday evening next from the Coniinen-
ral VocaIists. who have never failed on
their former visits TO draw full houses.
anil will undoubtedly. meet with as cordial
a reception on this occasion Those who
propose attending their entertainment
should go early as fhe Hall (Corbin's)
viii certainly lie crowded Every body
can now afford TO pay qnarter to hear a
patrio'lc song or two. SING in a scientific
manner. calico aud all kinds of cotton
goods will soon be as cheap as ever. See
small bills for programme
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

Inc second regular meeting of the Mar
snail County Agricultural Society will be
held At the Court House in Plymouth ON
SATURDAY, March lst. 1862. at / o'clock
r ". for the purpose Of making ont and
a'5ng , Premium List for ths Fair n
De heId duEiag the Fall of 1892 and spcb
other business as may come before the
>soc'ety. All persons, members or not
ars1nvited to attend as this is one Of the
most important meetings Of the Society.
HE DIRECTORS Of the Society are ali x.
pectsd to b. present.
-. lsoAsD OF DlREcroRs ron 1852.
Center Township-G o. Pomeroy.
Daniel JsccoJ. Sr.. and Thos. X. Hough.
ton, saz-s. 1I.f E---o<s,1 t1af fo1
Uni,n Tswnsh;p--R r. Shirley .hd
JeumiIh 8i0s6er.
"a si Siei. aiSls ssssas + Hand
.as ssagssss TBSSSRsb Rsa''Piss AsEsd's
Tppecahoe Tounship-Israel Reed and
Jacokk fE(ew4 - ~
Gs.1hsD Township-Davld Yockey aud
John Rausted. ,.p'z f'sa q ''''s''
North Tovnship-James SreBroom and
". b. ConGes. s'ess -z.Z
'P6lk fo~nshir- wy.ts Thompson and
Robert Kennedy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27
PERu. Miami Co, Ind. A

PERu. Miami Co., Ind. August A.
DIR. c. w. Roback-I have received 80 much
benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills that have thought it my duty, and il
is no less my inclination to give you plain state
ment of my case. / was for years afflicted with
that bane of all comfort, and efficiency in business,
dyspepsia. To recapituate all the so-calIed RENE
dies which have used to rid myself Of this disease,
would indeed m IKE m elanchoy catalogue Ial-
so consulted with the best physicians / could hear
of. was induced to try your remedies through
the persuasion Of friend and after using them a
few days was greatly benefited, and in short
time, less than a month. Twas entirely and perma.
nently cured. | was also afflicted with the laost
violent nervous headache. which | suppose was
produced by my disordercd stomach for when my
dyspepsia LEFT me my headache left with it. now
feel better in every respect than l have for ten
years. JOHN DEMUTH.
Sec advertisements
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

Saleratus. like port wine. can be male
Tor almost any price. which is done by
using cheap and deleterious substances.
lIerrick Aliens Cold Medal salera,us is
pefeet'y puse and unadulterate,l. and one
paper will convince any intelligent Lady
that there Is nothing equal to it. 1t will
produce one eighth more bread than an /,
other; is much better than soda to use
with cream tartar. Grocers and Druggists
sell it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27
MATTERS on THE UPPER POTOMAC.
Gen. Lander's 0fciat Dispatch Rail-
more and Ohio Railroad Openedto Han

The following is Gen. Lander official di :
patch to Cen Mcclellan. relative to i'm :
portland operations on the Upper Poto-
mac. previously reported in onr dispatches.
As we have before stated. Gen. Lander.
having cleared his department of the ene-
my. renews his request to be relieved OF
his command on account Of i'll health.
PAwpAw, Va. Feb. 14--S P.
Nejor General G.. B. M: C7eVan:
The railroad was opened to Hancock
this morning. also the telegraph. We
had an important forced Reconnaissance
last night, which was completed to-day
We broke up the rebel nest at Blooming
Gap. We ran down AMI captured seven
teen commissioned officers. among them
Colonies. Lieutenant Colonies. Captains.
e.. We engaged them with four hundred
cavalry Our infantry was not near en-
ough to support the cavalry. and the enc
nv were retiring.
We have in all seventy five prisoners,
and killed thirteen of the enemy. and lost
two men and six horses at their first fire.
lei the charge in person. and it was
a complete surprise. Colonel Carroll.
commanding the Fifth or Eight Ohio.
made a very daring and successful recon
noissance Immediately afterwards to Ur.
gers Store. Major rockingham is enti-
tied to great credit for building. under my
direction. in four hours, in the dead OF
night. complete bridge across the Great
Cacapon at an unfrequentcd mountain
roal
Two columns Of two thousand men each
marched thirty two miles, and enc column
forty-;hrcc miles. since fourr NJ. yesterday
besides bridging the river. The papers
taken anil my own reconnaissance to the
south prove the country clear. anil that
Jackson and Loring are at Winchester
We made move AMI occupied Blooming
Gap AMI Point Mill. on the belief. by in.
formation obtained from deserters. that
Gen. Casson's brigade was there.
General Dunning has Just arrived al
New Creek from Moori-ld. forty mile,
sonth of Romney lie has captured two
hundred anil twenty-five beef cattle. AND
he broke up the guerilla haunt there
Two Of his n en- were badly wounded, but
several of the rebels were killed.
The enemy has thus been driven ont oil
this department. +. w. LANDER.
Brigalier General Commanding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

EVACUATION OF CoLuMBUs.-The Cairo
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune.
under date Of Monday Midnight. Feb. oath.
after speaking Of an interview on Sunday
between Commodore Foote and some rebel
officers from Columbus. under flag OF
truce. says: Ills more than certain that
the rebels are now evacuatisg Columbus,
IS the result Of the interview. Time, how
ever. must alone demonstrate this point,
and If fortune favors. TRUST to dine in CO.
lumbus IN day or two The fight. If the
rebels mean fight, must take place at Mem
phis-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

~T. j. llca'lof Walnut tip. return
Ell yesterday from Fortress Monroe. with
er he went compile weeks ago for the pur.
pose of nursing one of his sons belonging
10 Co. C. Of the 10th Ind. who was pros.
traie,i with rheumatism. Mr. II. brought
his son back with him. he having obt ain
eel a furlough. They report the health OF
Company G and the whole regiment as be-
ing generally good. anil the best of feeling
prevailing among the men. all being anx-
ious for forward movement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

sTWe received very interesting let
ter Yesterday from q correspondents in the
4Sth Regiment, now stationedat Paducah.
but owing 70 the fact that our paper was
about full when il arrived have to defer its
publication until next week. Our CORES
pondent informs us of the death Of three
members of Co. G. since the Regiment left
Camp Ellis. viz: Michael Maken. Of Ar
gos. and Cornelins Kennedy and Oscar
Bear, Of Lapor,e. The men from Marshall
county in Capt. Wilson's company (D)
are reported as generally we'll Four COM
psnies. one Of which is Capt. Crnmpack-
sr's. Company c. have been detached to
man TT. Anderson at Pa,lucah. The 4Sth
was no, n the battle at Fl. Donelson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

THE 9rH AT Fr DoxElsox- Mr.. Mel
son Bailey, Of Co. d., 9th Ind., whose dis
charge we mentioned two or three weeks
since. returned home yesterday. looking We
ny feeble. and from him we learn that the
9th had left. Virginia for Fl. Donelson.
He accompanied the regiment as far as
Louisville. here it arrived Monday night.
having come ly way Of tie river on a
steamer from Wheeling. Mr. d. report,
two more deaths in Company d. since last
report. viz: Marion Parker anil John
Starkey. The health Of the regiment. he
sail. was very Indifferent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

Po"n Br~curr--Ladies. If yon would
avoFl the modification Of having poor bis
enid fo< sea, when yer have company. use
only ID. d. De Land 4 Co.'S Chemical
Salerstus. twill produce the same hap
py result every time. so that you may
kpor what soaepend upon. You can get
It Of any respectable dealer in the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-27

Loss of Tie Indiana Regiments at Fort
Doneison. Lnfervieu 6efveen Gen. Val
iace and Bzckner. Narrow Esrope of
Rebel Congressman. The Killed and
Wounded. The Trenty- Second at In
dionopolis. -yo more Fancy Un1orms
Alloued.