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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13

wounded, and 1000 taken prisoners; Col.
McRea, of an Arkansas regiment, was
among the latter.
The attack was made from the north and
west, our army being completely surround
ed, and Van Dorm. Price. McCulloch, and
Mcintosh were present with $4,000 men
McCulloch and Mcintosh are reported
wounded.
The attack from the rear was made BY
Nc Culloch and met BY Sigel. who wound
ed him, and completely scattered his corps
Ill the widest confusion.
We have also captured a large amount
Of stores. teams, cannon, small arms and
ammunition.
Rola. Mo, 10.
A victory equaled only by that at Fort
Donelson. has Just been achieved by the
Union army which has been pursuing
Prices fleeing horde through Northwest
ern Arkansas.
After three days hard fighting on Su-
gar Creek, Ark, we have gained the most
signal victory yet achieved. Price, Nc
Culoch and Van Dorm have been van.
pushed and completely routed by our vic
torious arms under Major Generals Curtis
and Sigel.
The guns of Fort Wyman. at Rolla, are
booming out the glad tidings of victory.
and the city is glowing with illumination
tonight.
The reports are that there has been ter
rife fighting, and that the losses are very
heavy on both sides The rebel loss is
about 1000 in killed and wounded, and
we have taken large number of them
prisoners, and cap.ured some of their best
guns.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13

Our subscribers will bear us out in the
assertion that we have not dunned them
rery much during the past year never
iheless. our needs are probably greater
than many Of the delinquents have imag
ined. We have to depend on our receipts
for subscription and advertising 20 support
1urselve. and Office, and the nest itro
rant can readily see that the support is a
very slim one, unless every deb or pays
up promptly. No: more than one fifth
Of our subscribers have paid us anything
dung the year which will expire in four
weeks. What We desire 10 say in this
connection. Is. that we want our subscri
bers 10 make settlement with us before the
expiration Of the year We have INCUR
red expenses in the publication of III pa
per. which were unavoidable, and which
must be paid
We have conducted the paper on as
economical plan as possible. consistent
With the circumstances in which we have
been placed. We have kept but one per-
son employed on the paper except oursel
YES, and he IS an apprentice. In point of
economy ia the publication Of our paper,
We challenge any other of similar size, in
the STATE. We DO not say dis in
any spirit of egotism. bat 10 show that
our present needy financial condition ia
not tie result of extravaganza or improv-
idence.
We have given \ portion ofour accounts
to j 5. Sc"Tr Collecting Agent. for col.
l-cion. but do not desire any Of the
delinqnen's to wait to be called on. bur
TO come right along and pay up. We do
not desi ire that this shall be viewed as a
dun. bat as An earnest appel TO every de-
linquent subscriber to the DEMOCRAT
Will errh one consider himself Enthusiastically
requested TO pay up?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
New YORK, March !

New YORK. March 10.
The steamer City of Washington. from
Liverpool on the afternoon of the Goth and
Queenstown the 9th ut., arrived this
morning.
Gibraltar advices to the 18th say the
Sumpter is still there with 70 signs Of de-
parture.
The Tuscarora was in Spanish waters off
Algesiras
A Madrid telegram Of the 25th says:
The Captain Of the Samter was arrested
at Tangiers at the instance Of the Ameri-
can Consul at Gibraltar and The Comman-
der Of the Tuscarora, who went to Tan.
giers for the purpose.
1t is reported that tie Sumter appeared
off tie south Of France on the 10th of
February.
Parliament proceedings were enlivened
by challenge from O'Donoughue to Sir
Robert Peel for expressions OF the former
to the latter considered personally often
sive.
Palmerston got scent of the affair and
warned Peel against being party to a
breach Of privilege, and brought the affair
to the notice Of the House.
O'Donoughue apolcgized to the House,
/ but made some sarcastic remarks in relar
ton 10 Peel
Mr.. HorScfall gave notice that be will
on the 18th Of March move that the presen,
state in national maritime law, as it con-
Germs belligerents and neutrals, is unde-
fined and unsatisfactory. and calls for the
early attention Of the Government.
Jacob Bush & Co, American commits
sion merchants in London, have suspen.
died.
FRANCE Prince Napoleon's strong
remarks attracted considerable attention.
Some members who gave utterance to
strong anti English sentiments were re-
buked by the ministers.
1t is reported that large assurances
were being effected ir London for French
account on goods per steamer from Have
t. the Confederate States.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
Auction Sale Of Rail fsOad
30 Nd s

Whereas, Lewis Broad deposited with Morgan
* Jackson certain Rail Road Bonds to secure the
payment of certain notes and drafts. described in
contract made between the parties February 9th,
1855
And whereas, Bv an order and decree Of the
Circuit Court of Marshall county, Indiana. made
at its Febru ~ term, 1862, in suit between
Wadsworth * Wells, plaintiffs, and said Broad,
Morgan. and others, defendants, (rccorded OF. or
der book f.. of the records of said court, at page
pa, to which reference is made for more certain
ty,) two of said Bonds, hereinafter described were
ordered 10 be sold, in pursuance of the terms of
said contract. to pay said note and drafts, the same
being unpaid. and the undersigned was appointed
q Commissioner to make such sal9
Therefore, in pursuance of such order, | will
offer for sale at public auction. to the highest bid
der, tor cash. ut the office of Reeve & Capron, in
Plymouth Marshall county. Indiana, on Saturday,
22d day OF March, 1862 at ten clock A. NJ
the two said bonds, wit: Convertible Real Is
tate Bonds, numbers 327 and 1893, issued by the
Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE & Chicago Rail Road
Company. for five hundred dollars each, drawing
seven per cent interest, payable June and Decem
Der lst, semi-annually; rcdeemablc in New York
December LIST, 1850, with interest coupons attached
since December LIST, ls5S. The bonds to be de
hver"d on sale, and payment made on delivery.
A. c. CAPRON,
fcb21 -5tt Commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
a SMALL BUSINESS.

For some time pact, vague rumors.
which could not be traced TO any respon
sib,e source. Yet none the less unpleasant
to those accused have been in circulation
among a certain f,w. rejecting on the con
duet Of Capt. BAILEY. previous to his resig
nation The fact Of The urjustness and falls
ity Of all such reports. renders them un-
pleasan, to those against whom they are
circulated for If they were true, the
guilty would probably expect them.
II is said. By whom we do not know.
that some Of he boys in the company late
~ commanded by Capt. Bailey. have writ
ten TO their friends here. that ne retained
some of til. funds Of the Company for
which he did not account. and that that
was the reason he resigned. Such reports
are slanderous and vile. and without any
ters from several Of the Company. and
they all speak of him in terms of praise
The Captain has in his possession letter
from one Of the present officers Of the
Company which lie commanded. giving a
full account Of all the Company funds uE
70 the time OF his resignation. The writer
draounces all such reports as those We
lave referred to. in language little
stronger than we would like TO employ.
We make this statement. not at the So
Irritation Of Captain B.. or any of his
friends. but IN obedience to our own de
sire TO see justice meled out TO all our cit
liens. whether they are of our political
faith or not
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13

capitulation without the firing of gun.
We are to have no brilliant battles, where
all is r;sked to gain triumph-none OF
( that dash which characterized the warfare
Of Napoleon, Alexander the Great. or
Scipio. But multimdinous hordes, like
those Of Xerxes, are 10 move upon us,
attempt the capture Of our intrenched
armies leisurly in detail. and thus crush
US out surely and slowly.
1.-The Federal troops. indeed. are adapt
ed 10 no other sort of warfare. The Lin
coin government, like the Persian empire
derives from the force of despot an in
voluntary and reluctant species of attrac-
ton, very different from a cohesion arising
from a spirit of patriotism. The Lincoln
army, like the armies of Xerxes ard Dari.
us, immense in its numbers, is like the
heavy and inanimate limbs OF vast and
i!l-organized body. Its parts yield slug
gish obedience to the will Of the head, but
the whole is incapable of any spirited and
vigorous exerllon. Hence the wisdom
we may say the absolute necessity--of
this slow and tardy process Of overrurning
the South. for the purpose Of conquest and
subjugation.
There is but on, remedy for the dis
asters entailed upon by this persian policy
1t is for us to abandon all further efforts,
as suggested by the President in his inau-
gural. to protect all important positions
along our coast and frontier, and, going
still further. even concentrate our forces
in large columns and give the enemy bat
tie when and where We choose. We need
offensive operations. We must leave
bitches and earthworks, except where they
are essential for the protection Of water
courses and large cities, and attack, par
sue and harass the invaders on every side,
cut off their supplies. as Price is now do
ing. and weary them down where we are
too weak to whip them. Dashing and
daring exploits. ii history be taken as
evidence, will Illustrate and disorganize
this sure and slow policy. where the
stand still system of defensive operations
would fail
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
The Great Victory i'm Arkansas

St. Louis. March II.
A special to the St. Louis Democrat
from Sugar Creek says:
AFTER contest Of three days dura
ton we have beaten the enemy at Sugar
Creek Hollow.
Their force consisted Of Van Dorn's.
Prices, McCulloch's and Ftost's com
mands, and were forced to retreat in wild
confusion. with the loss Of considerable
number OF cannon. flour. muskets, ammu
milton, caissoDs. DC.
Their force is variouslv estimated at
from 10000 TO 10000.
McCuIloch is ascerained to be MORALLY
wounded. as we'll as Mcintosh and Rector
the latter son Of the Governor Of Ar
kansas.
McRae aud number Of other prominent
men are prisoners in our hands. besides a
large number Of the rank and file"
Springfield. Mo-. 10.
A messenger, who arrived this morn
ing ut 3 o'clock. reports that the battle
lasted from Thursday morning until Sat
urday evening. and that our loss was
about $50 killed and wounded.
The rebel loss is about 900 killed asd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
A Great Victory.
ST.. LOUIS. March |.

ST. LOUIS. March TO.
The following is an official Dispatch
To Maj. Gen. Mcclellan. Washington:
The army of the Southwest. under
Gen Curtis, alter three DAYS hard fight
ing. has gained most glorious victory
over the combined forces Of Van Dorm,
McCulloch. Price and Mcintosh. Our
loss in killed and wounded is estimated at
1000; that OF the enemy is still larger.
Guns. flags, prisoners. &c. were captured
in large quantities. Our cavalry are in
pursuit. of the flving enemy
(Signed) II. w. HALLECK, Mai Gen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
Es4sgGa OF gscCEELLAN.

The Chicago Tribune. of Yesterday, has
special dispatch from Washington. sta
ting that Mcclellan had resigned. and that
bis successor. not then aspointe-, was to
take command Yesterday.
Ii this news should be true. 1--WE have
reason TO doubt the truth Of the report) il
will certainly cause as much regret as any
personal event, since the beginning of the
war. He has been 'houned' down by the
aboiIiioni>ts, from the highest to the low,
est. aud # j: should prove true that he
has resigned. it will not be difficult to di.
vine tie cause
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
From Cairo.

CAIRO, H., March TO-
There is nothing new from below to-
day.
Gen. Pope still holds the rebels in check
at New Madrid
The gunboats are being pat in readiness
with the utmost dispatch.
No more Internal machines have been
found at Columbus
The rebel cavalry still continue to harass
our pickets.
Nc arrival from tie Tennessee River.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
Aleu- Advertisements.
Attachment Notice.
tate of Indiana, Marshall County, SIS:
I'm Justicets Court

State Of Indiana, MarshaH County, SIS:
In Justices Court.
JOHN Hoham
vs. Complaint on Attachment.
Edward ID. Rusk, \
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, has
fled with me his complaint on attachment. and il
appearing that the defendant, Edward H. Rusk. is
non resident of the county, and summons hay-
Ing been returned not served upon him. he Is here
10y notified of the filing and pending of said com
pa mt. and that unless he appear, answer or demur
thereto, at the calling of said cause on the both
day of March, 1862, at 10 O'Clock m. said com
plant will be heard and determined i'm his absence
HENRY McFARLIN, J.P.
feb21 ST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
MEDI-AL TESTIMONY.

Nv h"'io'-" IL =" no ia tho troatnl.nt nf Snnr-
matorrhca, as near Specific any medicine can
be-"
Science.
al have found them all that could be desired.
Their effect has been truly wonderful. | used
them in case Of Spermatorrhea of long standidg
which has beeu under treatment for years. | think
three boxes will complete the cure
e. Z. DICKEE, VI. ID.
il This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor is
there any mercury or other deleterious ingredient
combined with IT,
PRICE 81 per box. Six boxes for So. 10y
mail, paid. For sale by all respectable Drug
gists. and ST the Sole General Depot in the Uniicd
States, by
WINCHESTER, SIS John St.N.Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
Tree Dealers 81 Nurscrymcn

In want of Trees and Plants for the fall trade to
their stock, which is very large and prc missing
consisting OF nearly 900 acre, closely set and hav.
Jag but limited trade, they are enabled tn fill or
ders with healthy trees, not exposed to the usual
perlls attending shipments from eastern nurseries
Having - acres of Apple trees. four years from
the graft, will enable them to satisfy parties who
value fruit trees, like timber, according 10 size
The younger stock is almost unlimited, very thrift
ty and fine. Send for "A trade list
Office on 81 floor Breeds Block. one minutes
walk from X. X. Depot If absent, inquire of
Breed Bros, or 7. T. lIamm X Co. on LIST floor.
Address, HALL. STEBBlNS q co.
A few careful, energetic Agents will fnl employ
at tair commission. iulls 25tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
TIKI, SPECIFIC PILL.

Spernatorrhea or Seminal Weakness. and
General IIritability in either Sex
This Malady, TIE terrible consequences of which
are to well known to require more than bare al
fusion to them, is one OF the most insldious, and
therefore dangerous. of all the long catalogue of
human ills. 1t saps the very springs of Life
rapidly undermncs the constitution, and sinks the
unhappy victim into imbeclity and premature
grave From one to six boxes of the SPECIFIC
Pill. are generally sufficient to effect permanent
Gu in the mos. aggravated cases. whether Con
stitutiona, or arising from Abuse Excuses.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
From the Mi-hawaka Knterrrise Fsb. ., 1901
Worthy of Merit.

Among the many remedies offered to the publci
under the head of Patent Medicines, il is relief
know that some of them are valuable preparations
will do what is claimed for them and worthy OF
use and place in every family. Belonging to this
class may be mentioned. DIR. Roback's Scandina
Wan Remedies. Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
which are most excellent preparations aud which
have the desired effect in all cases for which their
use is intended.
Like thousands of others We bear personal wit
ness to this, having used them in our own family
with the best OBJECT. I'VE are also acquainted wi,
many who speak Voluntarily in praise of these
medicines.
One of our leading business men says, that by
the use of only four bottles of the Purifier, he re-
ceived more than one hundred dollars benefit
His difficulty was erysipelas.
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, 1862-03-13
Attachment Notice.
State Of Indiana, Marshall County, SIS:
L., =.

Complaint on Attachment.
Edward b. 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
Il non resident of the county. and a summons hav-
ing been returned not served upon him he is hereby
notified of the filing and pending of said complaint.
and that unless he appear. answer dcmur there
to, at the calling of said cause on the 2Oth day of
March, 1862, at 10 o'clock. a m. said complaint
will Ue heard aud determined in his absence
HENRY McFARLlN, J. p.
feb21 -5ti
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
CENIREyILLE. March IL.

Yesterday afternoon our forces pro-
eseded To Manassas from here. The rebels
bad destroyed everything they could not
carry away including railroad tracks.
bridges. &c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
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PLATT MCDONALD, :::::::: Editor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-13
PLYMOUTH. INDIANA:

THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-24

the journal, and cited former precedents II
support Of his decision, from which Mr.. Pendle
ton appealed.
The Speaker was sustained-74 against 20.
Mr.. Stevens, from the committee Of Wayi
and Means, reptr I'd bill making apppropria'
tions for Legisla I'VE, Judicial and Executive
expenses for the year ending With June, 1864
Made the special order Tor January 9th.
The House concurred la the Senate Joint
resolution that when the House adjourn to-day
II be till the first Monday In January.
Mr.. Colfax, from the committee on Postofhces,
made an adverse report on the resolution to In
quire into the expediency Of giving the frank.
Ing privilege to Assessors under the Internal
Revenue law.
Mr.. Blake reported bill authorizing the
Psymaster- General to establish money order
system. II proposes to charge five cents on
ten dollars; on more than ten apd less than
twenty, ten cents; on all additional sums Of ten
dollars or less, five cents. Duplicates to be
issued when orders are lost. The bill passed
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution embracing
The letter written by the Superintendent of the
Census, Mr.. Kennedy, to Jacob Thompson, In
April, 1861, already published, and further
stating that II is reported that Kennedy has
written other letters showing q want of sym
pathy with those who are endeavoring to sup.
press the present rebellion; therefore, that the
committee on the Judiciary be Instructed to
inquire whether Kennedy is tho author Of the
letter 10 Thompson, and whether other state
ments are true, and report the facts; and wheth-
or he still holds Office under the Government;
and that the committee have power to send for
persons and papers. Adopted.
Mr.. Allen, Of Illinois, occupied an hour In
speaking against the sending of free negroes
into that State, against organic law. Ad-
journed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-24

MHss P0RK-No movement, and prices are nominal.
Y ,s unchanged Old Il offered at Sll 25, ard new ct
LARD-oGered at sX@ss,, but no. mucL avne.
GREEN hRATs-Rirm at 3Kcfor shoulders and SIX
65ko for hams. $3.50 ~
.UGAR-l0K@l2c.
M0LASeES-5O952c.
O0FEEE-30@2oc,
WHnAT-The demand Ia light and chiefly local, and
with liberal offerings the MARKET Is dull and heavy and
prices dropping, but not quotaby lower, We uuote
prime red at 9S9S1 co. Indiana or Ohio vhits a, Si Os
@l O8; and prime to choice Kentucky white at N lO
l5. Tho sales made public were: 800 bush prime red
IN ooynston gil eSoO do do on landing, az sli $50
DO prime Kentucky white at 81 l2 400 do fair do do at
07 1000 do choice do do at l5 aud 500 do prime
do do at Is, delivered board and including use Of
sacks to PittsbuTg.
G0RN-Thsre Is an active demand for sbs,,sd corn.
ne contractors being the chief buyers and
the market s rm at full rates. Ear il In fair local re.
guest We quote ear at 459lso, and shelied at 459
800 In bulk, and 58957c including sacks
oATe-The market IL firm at the advance noticed In
our last but the demand Is only moderate We quo te
63@65c. '"N>' :"
RYE-The market remains dull but prlcsa did mi
undergo any change We quote prime samples at 6Oa
olc on arrival, the latter rate in sackhuyers furnish
ing sacls.
BARLEY-The offerings Of Or lima qualities ara ,iob,
with goad demand at 81 3O1 IS for fall, and S0S
2S for State spring, the outside rates for strictly
prime. Inferior grades are unsaleabe.
rt hAa-We nave no change to report In the market,
The demand is fully up to the supply, and the market
rules hrm at Sl49l5 per tun for prime Timothy, In
loose and tight pressed bales, on arrival.
ShEhsE5The stock Is increasing. but ID still light
and win q fair demand. Thei market 10 firm at lOH@
llc for Western Reserve and llk@l2c for Engii.l
Dairy.
BUTTER-Prime and choice qualities are In bette
demand, and the market % hrmer, but not quotabI,
higher. Qualities below primo meet with but lmite,
Demand We quote prime to choice roll OF 1890 AM
common to good at e0Dl5c.
sEHD-Ciover remains dull, with but limited In
quiry at s5 90@6 90 Tor prime Timothy is in moder
ate request at 81 7sD2 00. Flax 10 quoted at 81 75a
90, but there is uot much doing.
Gdeette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-24

A LAMENTABLE MrsTAKE.-Many people ap
pear to think that the human stomach has
power for digestion greater than that of the os'
trlch, and SO they throw into 1t compound Of
caustIc, crude, indigestble substances, mixed
with -four and then called bread. Such ia the
nature of much of the stuff produced by the
use of common Saleratus. We advise all who
have any regard for health, and who would pre-
serve their digestive powers unimpaired to q
reasonable old age, to use DeLand & Co.'S
Chemical saleratus, the pure article, sold by
most dealers, and at Wholesale by the manufac-
turers at Fairpors, Monroe Co., Now York.